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Ameche bulled over for three
scores. each time from a yard
out. Bert Rechichar contrib
uted a 23-yard field goal and
i've extra points. and Steve
Myhra added another point.
| The only times the crowd Of
26.333 in County Stadium got q
chance TO cheer were on Bart
Stairs touchdown throws OF
five yards to Gary Knafeic and
eight yards to Billy Howton
and on Fred Cones 25-yard field
goal.
Browns, Eagles BrawI
A Cleveland throng Of 53.493
got more than II bargained for
as q fourth-quarter free-for-ail
emptied both benches and re-
suited in four Eagles and three
Browns being thrown out Of the
game. The Eagles lost Frank
Wydo. Bob Gaona. Bill Barnes
and Menil Mavraides and the
Browns Walt Michaels, Bill
Quinlan and Paul Wiggin.
Tommy O'connell passed 1--WE
yards to Rookie Jim Brown
from Syracuse to cap a 69-yard
drive for the first Browns score:
Chef Hanulak, the former
Maryland star. raced 81 yards
for the second. and after Lou
Groza had booted q 22-yard
field goal, his sixth Of the sea-
son. Billy Reynolds ran i've
yards for the final touchdown.
The Eagles were shut out un-
til Jimmy Harris. rookie from
Oklahoma. intercepted q John
Borton pass and dashed SIS
yards to score with only four
minutes left.
Hanulak was the big gun in
Cleveland's attack. picking UP
SO yards. rs more than the en-
tire Philadelphia backfield could
gain.
Third Defeat for Bears
Quarterback Y. A. Title,
always the key man in the
Forty Miners attack. connected
with Rookie r. c. (Overdrive)
Owens for the touchdown that
sent the Bears down to their
third defeat. There were lust
% seconds left when Owens took
the ball on his knees in the end
zone 70 sadden . Chicago
crowd Of 47.l90.
After q scoreless first half. the
Bears broke on top in the
third period when Quarterback
George Blanda banged over
from the l-yard line. But the
Forty-Niners struck back to 90
ahead on a 30-yard toss from
Title to Owens and a 32-yard
| pitch to Clyde Conner from
Joe Arenas. who had taken q
handoff.
The Bears tied 1t up in the
final period on a 2-yard
plunge by Rick Casares and
went ahead on a l7-yard field
goal by Blanda before the
Title Owens combination
clicked for the clincher.
An alert defense that picked
of six Los Angeles passes paced
the Detroit victory. The Lions
scored all their points in the
second quarter. Tobin Rote
hitting Jerry Reichow for l6
yards and a touchdown. and
Bobby Layne contributing a
25-yard field goal. A l2-yaro
pitch from Norm Van Brocklir
to Jon Arnett in the second
quarter gave the Rams their
lone score.
The Detroit secondary,
headed by Yale Larry. has in
tercepted IA passes in three
games. Larry stole two yester-
day. his 63-yard dash with the
first setting up the Lions
touchdown. Detroit drew 55,-
9l4 for its home opener.
Wells Goes 90 Yards
Billy Wells. the former
Michigan State star obtained
recently from the Redskins,
was the hero Of Pittsburgh's
victory. With the cheers of
29.446 Steeler fans ringing in
his ears. Wells dashed 90 yards
with a Cardinals kickoff to
score the Steelers' second
touchdown. The scoring sprint
was the longest in Pittsburgh
history. lettering a pair of
93-yard efforts by Lynn Chand-
nois.
The Steelers held speedster
Ollie Matson to IL yards in
nine carries as they limited
the Cardinals to a pair Of
fourth period touchdowns. one
on a 49-yard sprint by Jim
Sears and the other on q l.
yard sneak by Quarterback
Lamar McHan. Pat Summer