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Te OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, November 22, 1965 Colts Maintain Lead Ovex G \JLCCGil Bay By JIM HACKLEMAN Press Sports Writer Jimmy Orr has set a National Football League record Liga in-out-in' patient in his- The slender flanker suffered manna right shoulder in the at Baltimore ~-- to a . By out the i to , o- 24 over del Mores Eads Ba, as thelclin from hospital, Orr took a 22- yard. pass from quarterback Johnny Unitas for the game- touchdown. The Colts raised their record to 9-1 and maintained their one- game lead in the Western Divi- sion over Green Bay Packers. A ferocious defence fired a point final quarter that enabled}y the Packers to rout Minnesota Vikings 38-13. Cleveland Browns, with two key interceptions in the closing) moments, added to their East- ern Division lead with a 24-17 decision over Dallas Cowhboys.|3. 28-Idefence led Chicago Bears to a fu"... L. WillLD Bie surprising New York Gi- anots tied St. Louis for second place with a 28-15 victory over the Cardinals as defensive back Dick Lynch starred. DAVIS KICKS WINNER Gale Sayers' touchdown run in the third quarter and a tough a a = 17-10 victory over Detroit Lions; Tommy Davis' 23-yard field goal with six seconds to play gave San Francisco '49ers a 30- 27 decision over Los Angeles Rams and Washington Redskins defeated Pittsburgh Steelers 31- 'Tonight's Championship Last Chance By MURRAY ROSE "LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP)-- Floyd Patterson, who made} fistic history several times in his erratic career, gets what has to be his last chance at boxing's most prized crown when he takes on heavyweight champion Cassius Clay tonight. .The onetime boy wonder of the ring, knocked out. by Sonny Liston in the first round here 28 months ago, is a 3-to-1 under- dog to the all-conquering 23- year-old Clay at Convention Centre in a 15-rounder that very few believe will go more tnan a few rounds. Patterson, two-time holder of the title and the youngest ever to win it at 21, will be pitting the dynamite of his leaping left hook against the speed and power of the taller and heavier defender. Winner Fights Terrell LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) Both heavyweight champion Cassius. Clay challenger Floyd Patterson have signed $50,000 bond agreements that the winner of their title fight tonight will meet Ernie Terrell within six months, the president of the World Boxing Association said Sunday. Jim Dirkin president of the WBA and executive secretary of the Nevada Athletic Com- said, however, that For Floyd The consensus is that if the 30-year-old six-foot New Yorker doesn't nail the six-foot-three Clay early with a jarring hook, he will crumble from the jolting jabs and flashing, two - hand combinations of the Louisville Lip. SAYS 'COME EARLY' Clay, cocky and confident as a Las Vegas night-club comic with a 10-year contract, had a couple of parting words to re- porters Sunday: "Come early," he said. Previously the champion had said he was undecided whether he would knock out '"The Rab- bit"--as he calls Patterson--in a few rounds or punish him for seven or eight before belting him out for the count. The betting is even money that the fight won't go more than five rounds. It will be broadcast by CBC and ABC radio and telecast by; closed circuit to more than 200 outlets in the United States and Canada. It also will be beamed via Early Bird satellite to early morning viewers in theatres in the British Isles. Starting time for the title fight will be about 7:30 p.m. (10:30 p.m. EST). The fans will come early. Most remember that three of ithe last four heavyweight title fights--two of them involving Patterson--ended in the 'first Unitas hit Lenny Moore on a 57-yard touchdown strike and Jerry Logan followed with a 36- yard. scoring run on an inter- cepted pass as Baltimore took a 14-0 lead over Philadelphia. But the Eagles went ahead in the third quarter 24-20 when Norm Snead threw his second touchdown pass--seven yards to Ray Poage. Unitas passed the Colts downfield early in the last quarter and Moore plunged one yard for the go-ahead score. The Packers continued to suf- fer from offensive sluggishness, but their defence destroyed the Vikings in a last-period upris- ing. Ray Nitschke's recovery of Bill Brown's fumble set up a Packer touchdown, Doug Hart scored another on a 20-yard run with another Bron fumble, Herb Adderley intercepted a Minne- sota pass, and Lionel Aldridge fell on a Viking fumble that led to the game's final score. Dallar twice threatened to tie the Browns in the closing min- utes but was thwarted both times by interceptions of Don Meredith passes. Jim Brown bulled over for one Cleveland touchdown and gained 99 yards on the day. Lynch set up the first Giant touchdown against St. Louis with a pass interception on Buddy Humphrey, subbing for and scored the clincher on a 60- yard run with a fumble recov- ery. Sayers' raced 20 yards for his 12th touchdown of the season on the Bears' fifth play of the sec- ond half at Detroit. Chicago's defence made the 17-10 score stand up by allowing the Lions the injured Charley Johnson, | poin National ie as Montreal Chicago Toronto New York Detrott Boston 37 i7 eathge ete 3 Saturday's Results New York 3 Montreal 9 Chicago 1 Toronto 3 Detroit 4 Boston 2 Sunday's Results Montreal 2 Boston 3 Toronto 7 Chicago 3 Detroit 3 New York 3 Game y Chicago at Detroit American League Eastern Division WLT F APt 12 50 25 41 15 48 14 42 1 69 1) 36 23 $1 13 42 10 61 6 Quebec Hershey Baltimore Providence Springfield Weste Rochester Pittsburgh Cleveland /Buffalo Saturday's Results Providence 3 Cleveland 6 Baltimore 2 Hershey 8 Springfield 0 Pittsburgh 5 Los Angeles 4 Seattle 3 Victoria 4 Vancouver 2 Portland 3 San Francisco 7 Sunday's Results Springfield 4 Buffalo 2 Baltimore 2 Providence 1 Cleveland 1 Rochester 8 Wednesday's Games Portland (WHL) at Buffalo Springfield at Cleveland Western League WLT F 66 60 56 38 1 51 412 0 40 Saturday's Results Los Angeles 4 Seattle 3 Victoria 4 Vancouver 3 Tuesday's Game Los Angeles at Victoria OHA Senior -- WLT sw BE a co -se0 SHR OHOMHN see sease A Pt 42 42 24 52 14 4412 79.10 65 3 Portland Victoria Vancouver San Fran. Los Angeles | Seattle 125 0 11 2 2 7890 §$ 6 2 510 0 A Pt 29 18 55 17 33 12 §1 11 40 5 worth four Kingston Oakville Guelph Galt Woodstock ia " Saturday' 's Result Guelph 1 Galt 3 Sunday's Result Kingston 8 Oakville 3 Friday's Games Kingston at Guelph Oakville at Woodstock 4 7 5 4 2 3 6 3 5 6 games to penetrate Bear territory only once the rest of the way. Niag. Falls 10 1 3 64 38 23 Oshawa 8 4 3 64 4719 round. IT's A LONG TIME There hasn't been a decision in a heavyweight title fight since Rocky. Marciano out- pointed Ezzard Charles in the 1s rounds of their first fight 114% years ago. There have been 16 title fights since then and all of them have ended in knockouts. Patterson has been involved in 11 of them, winning eight and losing three. The sensitive, introverted challenger became the first man ever to win the heavy- weight crown twice when he re- gained the crown from Swed- en's Ingemar Johansson on a fifth round knockout in 1960. 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