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PAGE FOUR Pacific Coast Teams Team Uo On lions, Put LA Back On Top NEW' YORK - (W - The Los Angeles Earns were only a few well -placed touchdowns away from thml wralght division title Monday because Coach Joe Stydahar taught Dig ola professor a few lessons in offensive football. Stydahar studied football for eight years as a Chicago' Rears tackle under George Haias. He Claims the Bears always are tough you have to beat the team jand that Haias", (put Sunday Mis Rams clobbered the Bears, 43 to 17.^f It was the worst defeat ever surf fered by a Halas-coached team in the National Football league’s Na tional Conference. It swept Los Angles'into first place in the con ference- when San Francisco loans-Fjnancing r Make Loans On New and Used Automobiles : : INSTALLMENT WAN MPT.. . r FIRJJ-CJJJPI BANK 6 LMT CO. T~ Stewart Theatre Bldg. SadT Dunn, N. 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The Cleveland Browns moved closer to their sixth straight divi sion crown by defeating the .Chica go Cardinals, 40 to 28. The New York Giants, who trail the cham pions hy a game and a half in the American'Conference, shut out the Pittsburgh Steelers, 14 to 0, to keep their faint hopes alive. The New York Yanks beat the Green Bay Packers 31 to 28, for their first victory of the season and the Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Washington Redskins 35 to 21 in the other games. The Browns figure to clinch di vision honors next Sunday against ■■■■i ]! B - ‘ - ; Ij*;*‘* j ' 7. MBHBMBjSg:' STABS OF THE ICE CAPADES Donna Atwood and Bobby l Specht are khown going thremfli one ofSeir dimwit maneovcra \ in an Ice Capade performance. Sport fans can enjoy the lee show at j the Coliseum pt Ra|e.ULh lor the oexi .eight Ays. Niches' Stgry OfDkk Tp<M,New | j Coach Os The Washington" Redskins WASHINGTON —(W— one of the most sought-after kids in foqtbpll in the efurly 1930’s .was a Texas high school boy named Dick Todd. , EVentuaily, he got «n some AU- America selections and now is head coach of the Washington Redskins. Saw he got that far came in part from Dick himself—and the rtet from Gib Sarjdefer who once was atretic ' director at Hardin-Sim mons University. Todd was About the hottest high school halfback in the country and was phalng with Crowell, Tex., team. Everybody was after the kid, including the Jftte John G. Hardin, amo had a -bank account of some 88,000,000 made from the oil fields. Ai that was wesi dent of Hardin-Simmons. Hardin- In rettim, the university allowed to pass put a hatful of spboiar- Hardin, a practical man, said he Um Cteeiers at Pittsburgh. The; 1 Sdfftai!& home clsm^ 1 " ■ ■ .• ' l‘. ~ Iff JMflUi ists, cow-punchers,, future preach-1 ers, and such. But above all hel expressed a deshp Aqauln JMN beef In the form ol gobC fobttail playdrs. .* r* One fine afternoon he rang up Sandefer. “My -hoy,” sftW.he, ,Vlte got fol get Oils Dick Todd fellow.”, Gib got on the next train and went to see Hardin. Later that day he took another train ks Cro well. He had in his duffle a scholar ship labeled “Todd.” <? Dick was flattered and not A little interested. He said he’d think about it and mentioned that he was in ion With a girl named Bernice. » “Tell you what Pm gonda, do,” said ‘Gib with power of attorney. “I’m gonna go to Europe tMAsum met ahd I’ll take you ai* your girl friend with me—expenstt paid. That is, if you decide to cttoe to our school.” Toad thought that over and wrote Gib that he guessed he’4 stick around Crowell for a White. Later, he married Berniil, - but before he did he got his. Miimlng at a school of his own choke. He went to Texas A&M aS paid ! his own keep by scrubttft the hardwood of the gymnasium and WdSlag pets «»d, pans. He forked Isbell Tops SW, iedds Bdy4or To 1 Orange Bowl Tilt EAOL&. -Wi-tA 4aM»ffi» opy of athletics holdsHVe bdttK s£ record 48’the SouthwJff Sn.- ferenCe and Is making plank at a MTrvi&M the oni mmm -The Baylor Bears MWg||jFitt|Q-] ami’s bid to tangle With F uhbei4en rSwI TMh *aVS>r trouncihaSob 34 to 13 flkturday in 'ihetf BuS game Although Coach George Cauer’s Bruins have the best' .oVer crsaM-ftSS up spot Texas Christian, the only team to best Baylor, nafled^fowvthe m—^ : ,, - I. . ...... —...Ci... > in the summer to mata enough for hto th ' WMI he had been as a^gangly high: sehool kid. — eg— ALwaiS IMPORTANT! GOOD EYESiG.Ii H, M SmiiH Dunrs, N. C. MaiMgad Tops SC 1 w **%¥■' 7T'% “ ■ MORGANTOWN, V. Va. —(M aarTtenf r»r Tuff fr IV souttient { GanftJSw 'fbotbaU tti&y by 41- Jtaott 'JnjF stexißhMl for met* itVatwa* ia«m4 Mccrd statistics StSb Sopi today. Thr Tettapins hm only had an •rffirW’ seaWßand the best #gmk-iMbier in the conference, first in total offense ahd iUepsc. rushing offense and bowed Ip conference bro thtrs only in the categories of passing jifense -ad defense and In punting. In total offense, Maryland aver aged 4233 yards per game, TO jmrds more than gecnftd place VAO. In rushing otlgkmlqfyfttxh&pz averaged 322.9 Mfm'lSk' tew, m yards better ttyb and' LAST GKAB | against West fln^hSg with s record yards surrendered ptf Akme, ' Just one yard better thtanempM. Opponents ori'thi* hoof averaged only 75.6 yards A? 'game agginst, Maryland compared to 140.4 against second-place Clemson the UntversJty nr Richmond. GW Washtagton and Lee led in pass defense?? surrendering tfoly 67^ yards per game. • 1,430 yards of the -total His puhtlng average, at 383 yards, is the league’s second best. iMtefeetoA* A&t&tilQ&i, Troutman Soumb Off feSd sL b^y B 'thwi nft anAhing "that champion with an average of |E9 passing offense title re mained oritK first place. another game FltOy 5 VMTs UM. answ spiiw^Bip^^pgigHl' For MOM and DAl\ &' Swtfaj I fl BBB 8 ' tTFit 1 ,j W - Dwbk9HH| HOWARD M. LEE CO | s 1 Dunn, N, C. KMiNBED 1900 /,^> '7 ■ r :_ ■ • —jL ir^jSdtaT* 1 * lb lev ui on uro^jj~"*ni‘ I ■ New York next ,week.
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