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HOLLER FOR HELP Cardinals Must Stop Jim Brown ST. asa ag _ we do stop Jimmy Brown, Cleve- aah Browns' one-man offence? "Tackle him above the waist and holler for help or he'll drag you to death," says Ed Henke, defensive end and assistant coach of St. Louis Cardinals who played at one time for Cal- gary Stampeders and Winnipeg Blue Bombers in the Western Football Conference. The Cards meet the Browns at Cleveland Sunday in a Na- tional Football League game that could have a bearing on the Eastern Division championship. Cardinal coach Wally Lemm has his own ideas about Brown, who leads the NFL in yards gained with 1,293 and average yardage per carry with 7.1. "High school kids are taught to tackle at knee level,' Lemm said. "'But they don't have to Raymond Likes Hot Weather For Pitching ST. JEAN, Que. (\P) -- Be- spectacled Claude Raymond has been looking at his baseball fu- ture through rose colored glasses ever since he was ob- tained by Houston Colts in the National League's help-the-poor draft last month. The reason? He likes to pitch in hot weather. Raymond, a French-Canadian from this city where the tem- perature sometimes dips to 40 below zero, was acquired from Milwaukee in the special draft of National League players by the Colts and New York Mets. "I started my pro career in West Palm Beach, Fla., and then moved up to Jacksonville. It was pretty hot in those places and I had good seasons," Ray- mond said Wednesday. "Later, I pitched for the old Wichita (Kan.) team in the American Association. It was so hot there you could have fried eggs on the sidewalk." PLEASED BY MOVE The 26-year-old right-hander also is pleased about his acqui- sition by Houston because some of his former Brave teammates, including pitcher Don Nottebart and outfielder Al Spangler, are members of the Colts. "In a way, I would have liked tackle Brown. He's one guy it doesn't work on. He has to be gang-tackled 90 per cent of the time." MUST STOP BROWN Regardless of how it's done, St. Louis must stop Brown if it expects to stay in the Eastern Division race. The second-place Cards, a game behind dead- locked Cleveland and New York Giants, have done better than anyone thought they would be- fore the season started. "The next three games will tell the story for us," Lemm said. St. Louis will face Cleveland twice in the next three games with the Giants sandwiched in between. Cleveland and New York have 7-2 marks and St. Louis is next with 6-3. Brown accounts for much of Cleveland's success. The only times he has been stopped this season was in Cleveland's losses to Pittburgh and New York. When he rolls, so does Cleve- land--and he has rolled for an average of 144 yards a game. His own one-season record of 1,527 -yards in 1958 appears a cinch to fall. "Brown gives Cleveland tre- mendous ball control," Lemm said, '"'And Collier (Coach Blan- ton Collier of Cleveland) has in- troduced a lot of man-for-man blocking where the offensive lineman can block his man ei- ther way and then let Brown pick out the best hole. "Brown's a great pick-a-hole OTTAWA (CP) -- Linebacker Jack Nichols is expected to be the only player missing from the lineup of Ottawa Rough Riders Saturday when they take on Hamilton Tiger-Cats in the opener of the two-game, total- points Eastern Football Contfer- ence finals. And Nichols probably would play if the Ottawa coaches felt that Bill Quinter couldn't ade- quately fill in at the defensive post. Line coach Bill Smyth said Wednesday the club feels it would be better for Nichols to sit out the Saturday game and then be ready for an all-out performance when the series concludes next week in Hamil- ton. Coach Frank Clair is to make a definite announcement on other injured players Friday. "But at this time of year, all you can do is play your hurts," he said Wednesday. 'Everyone else is hurting some, too."' Halfback Ron Stewart, who All Riders But Nichols Ready For Tiger Cats Ernie White, Bob Larry Degraw, Roger 'Kramer and Bill Siekierski. MOST INJURIES ing so many said Clair, hurt in 1957 but I don't think it was this bad." Riders have been working on a few new offensive wrinkles concentrating on giving quar- terback Russ Jackson more: protection. open up" the game. proved pass protection and he gets them away fast enough on the right." worried about the Hamilton ground attack. Hamilton might get the idea of trying to come out and over- power us on the ground," he said. GREENWOOD RACE RESULTS O'Billovich, "I don't remember ever hav- injuries at once," "We had a bunch In their nightly practices Clair said Riders plan '"'to|$ "If we can give Russ an im- long ones, we'll be all Clair also admitted to being "It could be with all that rest, 6-Femme Sartista, Start Ape Street, Bomar, Nirisso, and Lichee winner, ch ¢, ng Vie yaad -- Lillian Poo! $23,140 year-olds and up. Claiming ali $2500. Purse $1800, (9). mayan Tour, Walsh 9-Eternal Lock, Clemes Start good, won driving Navahoe Knave, D'irlande, Port O'Lane, and Hy Elector. Peak and up, claiming all $2500. Purse J Bobby Pin, Walsh 8-Unstar, McComb 4Padre's Scamp, Hale Star Task, Wind Wave, Altruist. Winner, b m 6, Air Hero Trainer, M. Viola. St a Pool 49,710. year-olds and up. Claiming all $2500. Purse $1800 (8). 8-Fair Johnny, Lanoway bey Ay 1-Ridge Road, Fitzsimmons ..... 3.60 7-Bandolero, Start good, won driving Turkey, Shall Succeed. FIRST RACE -- 7 Furlongs. For 3-year- Winner br g § Soodani--Virginia Fair. . Claiming all $2500. Purse . Smithers. Trainer A. G. Pool Elliott . 7.30 4.20 3.80 De Fury, Livingstone 8.30 br Stadnyk good, won driving Also Ran in Order: Little Welch, To- FIFTH RACE -- Mile for 40| year-olds ye 'al aiming all $2500. 0) Durse $1900 «i 2-Vineyard, oll 5-Cairnfield, Sandover ...... 7-Conservatory, Leblanc ............ Start good, won easily Also Ran in Order: King's Method, Hannibal Miss, ee Flight, Smiriys Rouge, Vee Gee Ci 14.10 6.10 4.20) +. 3.60 3. 8.50 Trainer JJ S' Double ha $44,003 SECOND RACE -- 7 Furlongs, for 3|winner b g 6 sao -- Clinging Vine. Trainer D. Cardeila. Pool 58,326 SIXTH RACE -- 7 Furs. for three- year-olds and up. Cdn. foaled. Allowance Purse $3000 (5) Halen Alsou 680 hae 240 7-Kenny K, Fitzsimmons nt Also Ran in Order: Destrer's Prince, Bourbon Blue, Prince + 10.10 Pesci 2.50) Start pel won Also Ran In one Avealy Die and Bive Light. Winner dk b KS < "Psa -- Teddikins. Trainer N. THIRD RACE -- 7 Furlongs, 3-year- 5.40 3.20 2.40 te ger three-| Four horses went down in an accident in the second race at Roosevelt Raceway Wednesday 0inight, but, spill last Friday no riot resulted. of the stands at the half-way mark of the race that completed the regular daily d Friday's accident occurred in oe first race of the twin dou- ble. eo) Joe MacDonald, was on the rail 220| vying for the lead when one of his hobbles broke. He stumbled and fell. Awol, driven by Wil- liam Popfinger, R. G.. Direct, handled by Hugh Bell, and Var- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, November 14, 1963 15 | ian Hanover, reined by William) Frank, on the outside of Chief Mitchell, were unable to steer clear and went down in a chain reaction. Security police immediately jumped on the track, but there was no disorder. None of the horses or drivers were reported hurt except for bruises, Memory Boy, the $4.40 favor- ite driven by George Phalen, won the race and completed a $18.40 daily double, Model Horses Tangle But No Fracas WESTBURY, N.Y. (AP)-- dent, finished by Major's Son and Rush. John Ovens, 0.0. OPTOMETRIST . 8 BOND ST. E., OSHAWA PH. 723-4811 unlike a. six-horse' The mishap happened in front hl. Last Chief Pick, a pacer driven by Pool 25,292. Quinella Pool 33,728. SEVENTH RACB -- 7 Furs. for three- year-olds and up. Caliming all $10,000 Purse $2400 (6) 6-Wonderwine, cv Head «++ 3.60 2.70 2.50 3-Apple, Giesbrech' 1.00 2.70 2-Battling Way, +» 2.90) Start good, won driving Also Ran In Order: "Loch Miss, Forest Lark and oS Hour Winner ch g 7 Wonder Why 2nd -- Spun Wine. Trainer G, Magnusson 2.50 Also Ran in Order: Big Brown Eyes, -- War Bob. rt good, won driving. FOURTH RACE -- 7 Furs, for three- 7-Mary's Reward, Leblanc 22,10 7.40 4.90 1-Dark Red, Stadnyk 5.30 3.40 Start good, won driving Boy Silver Slipper. Winner ch m 5 Eternal faa Dame Mangoneo. Trainer R. E. Pool 63,348. Total Pool wa. At. 6764. 3-Sun Hash, Hale Also Ran In Order; Bull Pine, Noble 2nd, Hash Boy, Argue Around and Walsh Pool 55,357 EIGHTH RACE -- 1 Mile year-olds and up, Caliming all Purse $1900 (8) Also Ran In Order: Cartersville, Bronze Laskay Lad, Foxy Call, and for three- $2500. missed the semi - final game against Montreal Alouettes, has been running well in practice and is considered a sure starter Saturday. That probably means Joe Williams will not be dressed. Others on the limp with leg injuries but expected to play are Have Your Suit Styled and Tailored by SAM ROTISH 7 KING ST. EAST From A Large Selection of Fine British Woollens runner.' SHORGAS HEATING & APPLIANCES Industrial and Commercial The established, reliable Gas Decler in your ares. 31 CELINA ST. 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Kramer Leads NFL Scorers NEW YORK (AP) -- Jerry Kramer, the man who took over Paul Hornung's place kicking job with Green Bay Packers, is the new leader in the National Football] Léague scoring race with 75 points on 15 field goals and 30 converts. Kramer' passed Cleveland's Jimmy Brown Sunday by kicking four extra points against Minnesota Vikings while Brown was held scoreless by Pitts- burgh Steelers. Brown has 72 on 12 touchdowns, He is the only non - kicker among the first seven in scoring. Brown still is way out 'front in the rushing department with 1,293 yards, almost twice as many as Jim Taylor of Green Bay, who is second with 676. With five games to go, Brown is almost a cinch to break his own league record of 1,527 set in 1958. Y. A. Tittle, of course, re- mained out front in the passing words . statistics for the ninth straigh week. The New York Giants'| quarterback has completed 140! of 224 passes for an amazing| completion percentage of .625.| He has thrown 23 touchdown! passes and is closing in on the record of 33 he set last season. Bobby Joe Conrad of St. Louis! Cardinals continued to show the) way in pass receiving with 51) for 633 yards and seven touch-| downs, Webster Suffers Delayed Reaction NEW YORK (AP)--New York fullback Alex Webster, suffer- ing a delayed action reaction to) an injury suffered before last Sunday's game, may not be in action when the Giants take on San Francisco in a key National Football League game here Sun- y. The Giants are tied with Cleveland for first place in' the Eastern Conference. REMEMBER WHEN? ... By THE CANADIAN PRESS Two - Ton Tony Galento flattened Harry. Thomas at Philadelphia in three rounds 25 years ago today. The Jersey barman's vic- tory didn't help him the fol- lowing summer when Joe Louis knocked him out in the fourth round at Yankee Stadium. 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