Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-11
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yards TO steve Junker, 43 yards
to Jim Doran and IL yards to
Hopalong Cassidy. He also
booted field goals of 81 and %
yards and added three con-
versions to have a hand in all
the Lions scoring.
Philadelphia got of to a 80
lead on Bobby Walston's 27-
yard field goal and led again
at 81 when AL Dorow sneaked
over from the one after a 40
yard pass completion. A 1-yard
sneak by Sonny Jurgensen,
rookie quarterback from Duke.
gave the Eagles their final
score in the fourth period fol-
lowing a 61-yard squirt by Jerry
Norton.
A 58-yard drive in the last
three minutes provided the
Bears margin over Green Bay
as 47,183 looked on in Wrigley
Field. Rick Casares raced 9
yards for the winning touch
down after Willie Galimore, the
rookie breakaway hslfback, had
caught passes of 2leand 8 yards
from Zeke Bratkowski and con-
tributed a 15-yard run to get
the ball in scoring position.
Casares bulled is yards for
the first Chicago touchdown
and Bratkowski passed IS yards
to Harlon Hill for the second.
O'C0nnell Leads Browns
Bart Starr passed for both
Green Bay scores, connecting
on plays of AZ yards to Bill
Howton and % yards to Don
McIlhenny as the Packers took
a 14-7 lead in the second pc
riod. Starr also hit Joe john
son with a 30-yard strike in the
third period, but johnson mo-
mentarily bobbled the ball be-
fore sliding over the corner
goal line flag and officials ruled
he didn't have possession when
he hit the flag.
Tommy O'Connell, the for
mer Illinois star who this year
has been giving the Browns
the quarterbacking they've
needed since the retirement of
Otto Graham, hit Ray Renfro
on a 49-yard scoring play and
passed IS yards to Pres Car
penter for another score to
spark the Browns victory be-
fore a Cleveland crowd of 3d.
709. O'Connell, who played
service ball at Boiling Air Force
Base, connected on Z of IL
throws for 156 yards.
Defensive Halfback Don Paul
contributed the big play of the
game when he grabbed a
tumble by the Steelers' Billy
Wells. who earlier had turned
in a 51-yard run, and raced 80
yards to score. Lou Groza
Clipped in a 34-yard field goal,
his eighth in IL tries.
Wells led the ball carriers
with So yards on IA carries,
while Jim Brown. rookie sensa-
ton from Syracuse, topped the
Browns with rs yards on Ia
efforts including a 35-yard run,
his longest of the year.
Clifford Receivers
Chuck Conerly, Ben Aga
janian and Frank Clifford pro-
vided the punch in the Giants
conquest of the Cardinals.
Conerly. who clicked on 10
of 81 passes for 1875 yards,
threw 80 yards to Bob Schnel-
ker for one score and Is yards
to Kyle Rote for another.
Agajanian kicked a pair of IT.
yard field goals and added
three conversions. The latter
set two New York records. Ben
now has booted 149 extra
points, two more than Ken
Strong's lat, and he has a
string of SO consecutive con-
versions. =
Clifford, who had spent most
of the week in bed with flu, was
healthy enough yesterday as he
carried "a times for 1876 yards.
including a 24-yard touchdown
squirt. He also caught four
Conerly passes, one of which
went for SO yards, and COM
pleted an 18-yard throw him
self.
Ollie Matson scored both
Cardinal touchdowns, one on a
1-foot plunge late in the third
period and the other on a ST.
yard dash early in the final
quarter. The two scores came
within a space of three minutes
and momentarily put the Cards
back in the game at 17-14.
Then came Agajanian's second
field goal and Gifford's touch
down run.