Evening star., 1953-12-07
Giants Only Obstacle
As Detroit Points
For Another Title
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game. Four line plays and an
11-yard pass carried to the
2-yard line from where Arenas
went over.
In the same period Lowell |
Wagner, defensive half. inter-
cepted a Babe Parilli pass and
returned it 80 yards to the
Packer 10. Title lost 10 yards
on a pass attempt and then con-
nected with Hugh McElhenny.
right halfback, on scoring pass
good for 20 yards.
Soon afterward Billy Wilson,
right end. caught a little pass
good for 13 yards. Perry went up
the middle for the final 10.
Greey Bay scored in the Sec
ond quarter, Fullback Fred Cone
smashing through for the final
yard.
InterceptiOn Leads to Score.
The Forty-Niners went SO
yards on two plays for one of
their third-quarter touchdowns
and scored another when Red
Berry. defensive half, intercepted
Parilli pass and raced 80 yards.
Soltau kicked a 14-yard field
goal in the same period.
San Francisco completed q
74-yard touchdown drive early in
the fourth period and climaxed
the afternoons scoring spree
when Soltau booted in a 28-yard
field goal.
The Cardinals almost won one
against Pittsburgh, but wound
up with their 10th loss instead.
Ahead. 100, in the third quarter,
the once-tied Chicago eleven
finally was overhauled by the
Steelers, who scored twice in the
fourth quarter. Bill Mackrides
accounted for the final Pitts
burgh touchdownS with a six
yard pass to Elbie Nickel and a
two-yard quarterback sneak.
OlSZewSki Scores.
John Panelli's 22-yard run
back to the SteelerS II after
stealing a Mackrides pass set
up the Cards first touchdown.
Johnny Olszewski eventually
rammed inches to score and
George Summerall added the
first of his two extra points.
Summerall also booted a H.
yard field goal in the third after
Ray Ramsey had intercepted
MackrideS' toss and returned it
Is yards.
Then Pittsburgh came to life.
Jack Simmons was rushed try
ing to punt and the kick only
went, % yards to give the Steel
ers the ball on the Cards As.
They scored in 10 plays, featur-
ing Mackrides' 16-yard pitch to
Nickel. Jim Brandt drilled the
final one.
At the end of the third, Dale
Dodrill f1lched Jim Roots pass
and the Steelers romped 33
yards in six plays, Mackrides
hurting to Nickel for the last six
at the outset of the final quarter.
Minutes later, Simmons was
forced to punt out of the Card
inals end zone. The ball went |
out of bounds on the Chicago 38. !
A 13-yard toss from Mack |
rides to Ray Mathews, a 12-yard |
run by Tom Calvin and another
12-yard toss, Mackrides to
George Sulima, fired a drive to
the 2. Then Mackrides bar
relied across.
George Ratterman, substitute
ing at quarterback for Otto Gra-
ham. completed Is of 27 passes
for 235 yards and three touch
downs as the Browns scored
eight times and added two field
goals and eight conversions by
Lou Groza.
Graham got into the contest
in the third period long enough
to engineer a 78-yard touchdown
drive and then passed go yards
to Halfback Ray Renfro for an
other. Graham completed four
passes in four attempts for 116
yards in his brief appearance.
Charley Conerly passed for
both New York touchdownS, hit
ting Halfback Buford Long with
a 22-yard scoring play in the
second period after Arnie Vein
meister had recovered a tumble
by Doug Jones, and later tossing
a 13-yarder to Halfback Frank
Clifford to climax a 68-yard
drive.
Brewster Big Threat.
Darrell Brewster, who has
played second fiddle to End
Dante Lavelli as a pass catcher
all season. was the Browns No.
offensive threat as he took seven
aerials for 1872 yards and three
touchdownS.
Ratterman tossed 81 and 19
yard scoring passes to Brewster,
and Ray Renfro reached him
with a 32-yard scoring play after
taking a pitch-out from Ratter-
man.
Renfro came up with the most
spectacular plays of the game,
however, sweeping end and
threading down the sidelines for
SO yards and a touchdown in the
second period after taking a
pitch-out from Ratterman. Then
in the third period he snagged a
60-yard touchdown pass from
Graham after out-running the
Giants secondary.
Other Browns touchdowns
we're made by Ken Carpenter on
a one-yard plunge which cli-
NAKED an eight-play, 79-yard
drive, a 38-yard pass intercept
ton return by Linebacker Walt
Michaels and 22-yard pass
from Ratterman to Carpenter.
Groza's two field goals boosted
his total to 81 for the season.
two over the record he set a
year ago and his eight conver-