1 Patriots Trounce Denver by 40-21 26 SPORTS THE SPRINGFIELD UNION, SPRINGFIELD, Young Clippers in Action Rookie goalie. Gilles Villemure, tonight with the Baltimore Clippers mure was a sensation in the left, and second-year man Eddie against the Springfield Western League last season and wing prospect. Brewer, Harrison Tie 1. For Sahara Golf Lead Pair of Dark Horses Pace All-Star Event by One Stroke After Second Round A VEGAS; Nev. (AP) -Un-) heralded Gay Brewer and Bob Harrison took over the leadership at the 36-hole point of $70,000 Sahara Invitational Golf Tournament Friday in a day that included a steady drizzle at the outset and bright sunshine Nets Course Record The 25-year-old ITarrison from.
Palm Desert, set a course record with a 64, seven 31, from Dallas, had a 69 a as strokes under a par, and Brewer, both reached the midway mark with a total score of 137. The tournament is being played over the par 36-35-71 Paradise Valley Country Club. A Arnold The Palmer pre-tournament and Jack favorites, Nicklaus, had varying success. But Nicklaus, with a 66, improved his prospects considerably. Nicklaus was eight strokes behind the leader starting out Friday morning and at nightfall was only four shots back at 141.
Palmer shot his second straight for 142. Nicklaus played even par on the first nine, got his game together in brilliant style and came home in 30 strokes. Tied one shot behind the leaders were AI Geiberger, who led the way through the first round with. a 67, but took second round 71 and George Knudson, who fired his second straight 69. Knotted at 139 were seven players, including Art Wall Ted Kroll, Lionel' Hebert and Chi Chi Rodriguez.
Pr Rodriguez, from Puerto Rico, lost the chance to at least tie. for first when three-putted the 18th and took a double bogey six. A The big surprise was Harrison, who carded 33-31 for 64. The figure broke the course record formerly held by Rodriguez by one stroke. Harrison needed only 27 putts and holed out from distances 20 feet to 30 inches.
He played ing the round hours. during the wet mornBrewer carded an eagle three he sank a 60-foot shot the 17th. For the second straight day, a hole-in-one was registered. Bob Brue of Milwaukee knocked a five iron blow into the cup on the 167-yard 13th. Bob Duden had, an field ace was Thursday.
cut to 75 and ties with scores of 147 or better qualifying for the final two rounds. Bob Gay Brewer Harrison 73-64--137 George Knudson 69-69-138 Al Art Woll Geiberger Jr. 67-71--138 68-71-139 Ted Krolt' 69-70-139 Claude King Al Chi Johnston 72-67-139 Chi Rodriguez 71-68-139 Ken Lionel Venturi Hebert 68-71-139 70-69-139 Don January 69-71--140 Mike Souchak 72-68-140 Bobby Nichols 69-71-140 Bill Eggers 71-70-14 Dave Thomas Harold Kneece 72-69-141 Nicklaus 75-66-14 Al Donn Whitt 73-68--141 Kelley 72-69-14 Paul Roger Tommy Bondeson Aaron Ginsberg 69-73-14: A George Will 69-73-142 Rex Baxter Tony Arnold Palmer 71-71-142 Lema 72-70-142 Bill. Blanton 69-74-143 Jay Hebert 73-70--143 Jack Rule 73-70-143 Bo Wininger 70-73--143 Bob 'McCallister 73-70--143 Bob Goalby 72-71-143 Doug Miller Ford Barber 73-70-143 73-70-143 Gardner Dickinson 74-69-143 Acorns Face Big Test In Harrisburg Tonight Hockey Results Division) LT Pts. Providence 2.
1 2 6 18 Quebec 2 2 0 4 13 Springfield. 1 1 0 2 5 Hershey 0 3 12 Baltimore 0. 3 1 1. 6 (Western Division) Pittsburgh 3 1 0 6 17 Cleveland 0 Buffalo 2 1 4 10 Rochester 1 1 0 2 13 NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago 3 1 15 I'ts. Detroit 2 1 0 4 8 Toronto 2 0 4.
11 Montreal 1 1 1 3 12 New York 1 2 6 Boston 0 3 pi 7 No games scheduled Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE p. m. Providence at Cleveland Buffalo at Hershey. Quebec at Pittshurgh NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston at Montreal Detroit at Toronto Games Tonight AMERICAN LEAGUE Baltimore at Springfield, 8 NBA Roundup Standings EASTERN DIVISION Boston 2 0 1.000 Philadelphia 1.000 Cincinnati 1 1 .500 New York 0 1 .000 WESTERN DIVISION Baltimore 1 1 Detroit 1 St. Louis 0.
.000 San Francisco 0 0 Los Angeles 0, .000 Games Tonight New York at Cincinnati Detroit at Philadelphia San Francisco at Baltimore Los Angeles at St, Louis SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1963 SPORTS 5 loop with a 4-4-0 record to put the damper on a team that has rolled up 233 points for a 5-2-1 record in the Southern Division of the ACFL. Coach Harry Leonardi of the Akes has the greatest of con-! fidence in defensive stalwarts the likes of Al Rogers, Rob rison, Fred Quinn, Richie Griffin, Pop Nielson, Randy Tyson, Andy Baylock, Ed Forbush, Dick ert and Dave Gearing. figSoffen, Ken Thomas, Don' Robures they can do the job of containing Harrisburg quarterback Don who leads the league in scoring' and passing, and the rest of the Caps' offensive unit. So far as needed points for victory, Leonardi looks to fellows like Andy Griffin and Mel Meeks to take care of the situation on the ground and for 'quarterback Jim Traficant to click through the air with the help of his fa Ivorite receivers, Lowell Caylor and Chuck Marshall. BEFORE 1776.
BALTIMORE (UPI) The Maryland Jockey Club, which operates Pimlico, was incorporated at Annapolis in and thus antedates the Declaration, of Independence. The Northern Division title in the Atlantic Coast Pro Football League is still up for grabs and the Springfield Acorns will be doing their the grabbing tonight in Harrisburg, Pa. With the help of airplanes, the Akes will be in the Pennsylvania capital battling, the high-scoring Harrisburg Cape at 8.15 p. m. The three Must Stop airplanes Caps enter the 18 picture because of the fact that 12 eight members of the Springfield pro club will be coaching in the 19 schoolboy ranks this afternoon 18 before.
making a mad dash to Harrisburg for the big game 9 tonight. 2 With the bulk of the Acorn 11 squad leaving from Bradley 6 Field today at 2.30, it also has been necessary for general manA ager Bill Humphrey to charter 10 two twin-engine planes to get the 11 rest of the group on the scene at Ta later hour. 10 Then it will be up to the 9 Acorns, coleaders in the North17 ern Division of the BEFORE 1776. 'Indians Face Clippers, Bears In Weekend Games at Coliseum By GENE McCORMICK Cappelletti Scores 22 Points to Increase Lead In AFL Scoring Race BOSTON (UPI) Football League scoring -leader Gino Cappelletti went on a 22- point spree Friday night to personally outscore the Denver Broncos in a 40-21 Boston Patriot victory. Cappellecreases won Lead the AFL scoring crown two years but was runner-up last season, four field goals.
scored a touchdown on a 24-vard pass converted after all four Patriot touchdowns. Cappelletti went into the with 47- points and a nine-point lead in the league scoring race. 4 His 22 points gave him 69 seven games and a 31-point scoring lead. His personal binge paced the Patriots back into at least porary possession a of a second place in the Eastern Broncos managed to hang in the hall game before at Fenway Park back who had practicedarten. them only twice.
Don Breaux, picked up from San Diego's taxi squad earlier in action the week, when was rushed into Bronco passer Mickey Slaughter suffered a possible concussion in a secondquarter collision with four Boston linemen. But veteran Boston quarterback Babe Parilli was in rare passing form, hitting Cappelletti with a 24-yard end zone pass and throwing to end Tony Romeo for 31 yards and another touchdown. Rookie Boston fullback Harry Crump scored the other two Patriot touchdowns on one-yard plunges while Cappelletti goals of 24. 34, 42 and 32 yards in that order. Rookie Denver fullback Billy Joe got off the game's longest scoring run, a 77-yard dash from scrimmage for his first pro touchdown.
On the second-period play, Joe was stopped by a huge pile-up scrimmage but spun around it and went the distance. Before he was hurt, Slaughter, tossed a screen pass that Bob Gaiters carried 74 yards for another score. Breaux, who played without relief after Slaughter was hurt in the second quarter, connected: inion a two-yard touchdown pass to flanker Bob Scarpitto and his passing several times carried the Broncos on -fruitless scoring tem-drives. Boston territory. Gene Mingo converted after all three Denver touchdowns.
BOSTON 10 13 3 14-40 DENVER 7 7 7 0-21 Cappelletti 24 DEN--Gaiters 1 74. pass from. Slaughter (Mingo kick) -Cappelletti 24 pass from Perilli (Cappelletti kick) -Joe 68 run (Mingo kick) BS--Crump 1 run (Cappelletti kick) BSN-FG Cappelletti 34 BSN-FG Cappelletti 42 Cappelletti 32 DEN--Scarpitto 2 pass from Breaux: (Mingo kick) BSN -Romeo 31 pass from Partill (Coppelletti kick) 8SN-Crump 1 run (Cappelletti kick) Patriots Statistics First downs BOSTON DENVER Rushing yardage 43 95 Passing yardage 331 250 Passes 21-31 Passes Fumbles Intercepted by 34 A lost Yards penalized Packers Are Picked To Deck Hot Cards NEW YORK (P) The Charlie Johnson is passing, Childress and Bill' Triplett running. and the Cardinals winning, the folks. in, St.
just might tear. the ballpark before the new one built. That is, if the Cards can the Green Bay Packers this day. A month REN, that would been worth 8 bundle laughs. No one's laughing now, Green Bay's Lombardi, who needs this one if his two time pion Packers are, to remain close enough the Chicago Bears: to be able to pull even when their Western rematch next month.
With Eastern leader Cleveland entertaining Philadelphia handily favored, the Cardinals also need 'a victory to stay in that division chase: Green Bay at St. battle is the feature of 10-game pro football schedule. Despite a two-week show of 18-3 and a seasonal ord of 35-15-1 for .700. plunge fearlessly ahead--scared to death. NFL Green Bay 27.
St. Louis 21- The Packers, after building big lead, had the fight of their season last Sunday against to make them Minnesota. That alone, ought yielding this time. The players may start dismantling the park before the fans do. Cleveland 35, Philadelphia All Jimmy Brown can do run, catch passes and score.
Watch out for a letdown Cleveland after that big victory over the Giants. But these Browns are good -the best since the Otto Graham days. Chicago 30. San Francisco -George Halas had the Bears at baths all week awaiting the second stop on their Cali. fornia swing.
That, Billy Wade, and Mike Ditka ought to keep them steamed up for the impotent 49ers, Pittsburgh 31, Washington The Steelers are snakebit, blown games in a row to Cleveland and St. Louis, but Redskins don't faze them not with that leaky Washington pass fense. Detroit 17, Baltimore 11- The Lions have hen messing an third down plays All son, tantamount to a baseball team unable to get the man home from third with one out. Colts are toughies but Detroit's rugged pass, defense ought to be just enough to cool Johnny Unitas. New 30, Dallas 24 Shop Allen St.
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Rodriguez, 26, floored the taller McClure early in the third round with a right to the chin, after left hook had knocked the 24-year-old Skeeter. back onto his heels. That lone knockdown of the fight came as a surprise because in McClure's best round, the second, he. had stunned the ex-champ with a left hook to the head and three rights and left hook that knocked Luis into the ropes. Giants, two games behind Cleveland already, are out of the Eastern race if they lose.
But Cowboys don't have Jimmy Brown, and while they're sorry, Giants aren't. Minnesota 24, Los Angeles 10 That Viking passing game is shaping up, with Frank: Tarkenton firing to rookies Paul Flatley and Ray' Poage. Roman Gabriel will stay at quarterback for the Rams. AFT; Kansas City 20, San Diego 14 The home team has lost only four times in the American League this season and the Chiefs became the fourth last Sunday. In an up-and-down league, this is the Chiefs' week.
New York 17, Oakland 13- The Jets are better than anybody thought and the Raiders aren't AS gond they look in winning their first two games. Houston 21. Buffalo 17-Both teams are coming on after erratic starts. The Bills played their big one at Kansas City last Sunday. George Blanda's passmakes the difference for the Oilers.
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Victories in October count as much as in March and against. Eastern Division rivals That's why cantle Springfield be dians hope they can lower the boom "at" Baltimore Clippers tonight 8, and the Hershey Bears Sunday night at 7, at the Coliseum in their bid for a weekend sweep. Schinkel to Play Fans get a chance to see Baltimore and Hershey for the first time this season and for a bonus will see a couple of former outstanding Indian performers back to work their trade. against the Tribe. The Olippers got big lift with the arrival of right winger Ken Schinkel from the New York Rangers.
Schinkel joined his new teammates Friday afternoon just in time for a skating and shooting drill at the Coliseum. made no coaches about being Clipper Aldo Guidolin happy 1o obtain the the services of Schinkel. Following the drill he said, "Ken goes right into action against Springfield. We were weak at right wing and in addition he's a terrific penalty killer. I haven't had time to give thought to just what line I'll play him on, but you can bet he'll see Bruce Cline, of course, is the other former Indian sniper who will be trying to dent the Tribal nets.
Cline left his mark as one of the most valuable and Jar performers in Tribe history. Now he's playing for coach Frank Mathers of Hershey and without doubt is still digging and plugging like a man eight feet tall. Cote Available The Indians had a light drill Friday as they tapered off their preparations for the weekend set. Coach Pat Egan reported all of his charges in good shape with Roger Cote skating at full speed again after nursing a tender leg earlier in the week, Egan and owner Eddie Shore will stick with the same lines except for the installation of right winger Mike Labadie on a wave with center Brian Kilrea and Randy Miller. The former Quebec Ace will be making his first appearance in a Springfield uniform and reports during the week indicate he will be a big help in shoring up the Tribe's attack.
Jacques Caron will be in the nets for Springfield and at the other end of the. rink rookie Giles Villemure will be doing sation in Western League business. Villemure, was a senlast year and Guidolin said Friday that he's completely satisfied with the play of his goalie, Clippers Improving The Clippers go into the game winless after three losses and a tie. Despite the uncertain start, Guidolin was encouraged over the swift improvement shown by his team in Tuesday's deadlock against Providence. "We outskated, outshot, and outhustled the Reds, but we had to settle for a tie," said Guidolin.
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well as scorer and he'll be He's a valuable playmaker as united Pierre with Jimmy Bartlett and" Cleveland Barons' "Open House" saddened by earlier the this week was. tragic death of Margaret (Peg) Bright, viva-. cious wife of Barons' President Paul L. Bright, who died just hours before fans turned out to greet Barons' players and their wives. KEN SCHINKEL, (Here With Clippers) Brian Hextall, Jean Ratelle, Mel Pearson, Eddie Ehrenverth, Sandy McGregor and Mel Pearson.
Newcomers are Marc Dufour, Danny Belisle, George Konik and Mike McMahon a and Ted Taylor. CHASING THE PUCK--Guidolin has been nursing a broken thumb but says it won't keep him out of action. Creighton, Dufour and Pearson form one Clipper line, Ratelle, Belisle and Ehrenverth a second and Hextall, third. MacGregor Schinkel, and Taylorse will push a regular off one of these lines eventually. The Clippers get back defenseman Don Johns Monday when veteran Doug Harvey joins the New York Rangers.
Johns FROSK SOCCER. field Wesleyan Frush 5, Spring. 1. Ehrenverth will be in action at the Coliseum. Ville- Ehrenverth is rated as a top AFL Roundup Friday Night Results Boston 40, Denver 21 (Others Not Scheduled) Standings EASTERN DIVISION LT PC PF PA New York 3 2 0 .600 99 110 Boston 4 3 0 .571 165 125 Houston 3 3 0 .500 121 134 Buffalo 2 3 1 .100 121 133 WESTERN DIVISION PO PF PA San Diego 4 1 0 0.800 113 103 Kansas.
City 2 2 1 .500 150 100 Denver 2 4 0 .333 130 196 Oakland 2 4 0 .333 94 92 Games Sunday San Diego at Kansas City New York at Oakland Buffalo at Houston (Only games scheduled) Georgia Tops Miami, 31-14 MIAMI, Fla. (P) Georgia's Larry Rakestraw, with stout protection and glue-fingered staged the. greatest passing performance seen in the Orange Bowl in sometime Friday night as the Bulldogs defeated favored (Miami 31-14. 6-foot-2 senior threw for two touchdowns to Pat.Hodgson and ran two more. These and a 32-yard field goal Ed McCullough were set up by his passes.
Rakestraw completed 26 of 38. throws good for 405 yards. Miami was beaten 24-0 before George Mira led the Hurricanes to their first touchdown in the third quarter. But Mira's protection was poor and his recelvers dropped good ones. Still, Mira had a great night.
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