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Detroit crowd of $685.. threat
ened to become a smuggling bee
on several occasions. Joe
Schmidt, Detroit captain and
linebacker, was thrown out for
slugging in the third period
and the officials stepped of a
flock of 15-yard roughing pen.
alties.
Wade, MatsOn Shine
Bill Wade's three touchdown
passes and the running of Oh
lie Matson-who picked up 121
yards IN 20 carries - over
whelmed the Packer defense
which previously had allowed
only three touchdowns. Mat
son scored once on a 49-yard
ramble and paced the Rams
triple-pronged running attack
that also included Jon Arnett
az yards in II attemptS) and
Tom Wilson (52 in g.. Paul
Hornung kicked IA and 46-
yard field goals for the Pack
ers' points as a Milwaukee
crowd of 36,174 suffered.
A Yankee Stadium throng of
68,783, the days largest, saw
Alex Webster break a TT tie
in the second period with a
16-yard touchdown sprint that
put the Giants ahead of the
Eagles CD to stay.
Webster, making his first
start despite a still painful
torn cartilage in his left side.
led the ground-gainers with
81 yards although used SPAR
ingly.
Harland Svare opened the
New York scoring by chugging
10 yards with an, intercepted
pass and Quarterback George
Shaw passed IS yards to Bob
Schneider to wrap it up. Shaw,
who relieved Charlie Conerly
at the start of the second half,
completed seven of nine throws
for 156 yards. Conerly con-
nected on six Of 10 for 121.
Hill, Reynolds Hurt
The Browns (2<2), scoring
in the opening period on an
82-yard drive and a 37-yard
interception by Bernie Parrish,
built a commanding lead be-
fore the Cardinals Q-3 could
get untracked. Parrish is a
rookie defensive halfback from
Florida.
The Cards played most of the
game without both regular
uuarterbacks - King Hill and
M. C. Reynolds. Hill injured
his throwing arm in the second
period and was relieved by
Reynolds. Reynolds threw once,
was hurt and also went to the
sidelines. Defensive Halfback
John Roach from SMU took
over, arching a spectacular g.
yard I'D pass to Woodley Lewis
for the Cards only score.
Lou Groza, who booted a 49,
yard field goal for the Browns,
also added the two conversions.
They ran his total to 3l6, break
ing the league record of 315
set by Bob Waterfield of the
Rams in eight seasons through
1852.
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