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Show -- r ;;uu 1 :r; t!: (it DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, iKw.wagrefm (j yxi JgMy - W Salt Lake City, Monday, December 25. 1961 VA" y Blanda Sparks Oilers To Victory 10-- 3 Intanostaini Woods Ageing quarterback George Blanda threw a pasa for the only touchdown and kicked a field goal Sunday to lead d theTloustonOilers tothetraw ondTOnstlymerican' Football League championship with a 10-victory over thfe San 'Diego Chargers. The Blanda, voted the AFLa .outstanding player, also kicked the Oiler extra point aa Houston defeated the Chargera for the second year in a row in the title game. A crowd' of 29,556 saw aa Intense defensive struggle with Houstons containing the Saa Diego passing game of Jack Kemp. San Diegos defensive backs picked off six Houston aerials. Hons tons rush, led by tackle Ed Huaaman, time and again threw Kemp for long losses and made him hurry his passes. Houston Iced the game early in the third quarter when Blanda hit Billy Cannon with a pass from the San Diego line. Cannon caught it on the 20 and raced. In for the score. ta it to put the game oiit of San Diego's reach. After .the two clubs "had battled through ja scoreless first period, the Oilers broke the Ice with Blandas beautiful field goal at 8:06 of the second quarhalfter to give Houston a time lead.- The Oilers ran the margin to 1M in the third quarter on an r drive capped off by Blandas scoring aerial to Cannon. Starting on its own 20, Houston drove to the San Diego 35 In eight plays whan Blanda connected with the former Louisiana for the score. State San Diego got its only score in the opening minutes of the final period when George Blair d kicked a field goal Houstons defense bogged down a Charger drive. The Chargers attempted to tie the game on a desperation drive late in the fourth quarter- after Houstons Jim Nor- - - r K i. Ai'ua. JWUs- iAinWi..,wyufta. Arthur family shows distance ski on slopes in Utah. Mem- they traveled to D. Hosier Tho bers of the family are Bruce, Mark, Karl, Fritz, Galeti, Sylvia Thatcher and Mr. and Mrs. Hosier. On Holiday Detour Columbus Plans Utah Skiing 'The Best Wisconsin Family Says To Honor Maris Prep Fives Set Holiday Aclion Region Two basketball will play their second teams The Touchdown Club of In world. "Utah skiings as good al any youll find the of league games next round will honor Roger MarHe said it with authority the type authority a student Friday while other Utah high ls, New York Yankees slug- would hear in a university classroom. school teams conclude preIt was professor Arthur D. Easier talking. He and season king, at Its 7th ging home-ruplay with games Tuesannual sports award dinner his family of six had returned from a skiing trip to day through Saturday. Utah slopes. Professor Hasler and his wife, Hanna, had . here Jan. 19. The defending class A chamto from a their returned from children, Brighton; trip General chairman Sam Nlq-ol- a just pions from Davis opened their 1961-6said Sunday that Maris Alta. league campaign FriAll agreed. Utah offered everything to a skier. The on a losing note, with would be given the "Baseball day Player of the Year award as slopes are steep, the runs clear and the powder as good Bountiful coming oiit on top, 58-5well as the athletic dub trophy as you can find. l Professor Hasler Is the head of the for the "outstanding athletic This weeks schedule: performance of the year. laboratory at the University of Wisconsin. His studies and Tuesday's Sdwdtria home-ruMaris set a modern South at Jordan assignments by the United States government have carried Ben Lomond at East record of 61 round-tripper- s him throughout Europe and In many areas of the United Wayne at Piute Wednesday's t chad via In the new schedule of 162 States. Alumni at Delta - Arthur and his wife ski with their six children: Bruce, games this past season. .He Blneham at Beer River Graneer et Bonneville was one shy of Babe Ruth's 60 19; twins Galen and Mark, 17; Karl, 14; Fritz, 21, and Cyprus at Logan when 154 games had been Park City at Altamant Sylvia Thatcher, their married daughter of Salt Lake City. Beaver a. Jub played, the number It took Gunnison at Person Hasler Is en route from Wisconsin to DenProfessor Thunder's Schtdule Ruth to establish his West it Provo ver, Colo., where he will attend a meeting concerning the at Tooele standing record. South the Cyprus at South Cache Other redpients of the out- lakes and streams in Colorado. The family extended North Summit at Altamont award in the six trip to include Utah. standing Friday's Schtdule find in Manti at Pangultch as as "After Utahs good all, youll skiings dinners were award previous Tooele at West Beer River at Bountiful Bobby Joe Morrow, Olympic the world, he concluded. Sprlnrrtllo at Delta track champion; Lou Burdette, Carbon at Plaasant Grava Virgin Volley at Dlxla world series hero Bob TurOlympus at Jordan East it Bingham ley, Yankee hero; Harvey Had-dlSpanish Fork at Highland Pittsburgh Pirates; and Juab at Union TursouthMr. Some RICHFIELD tournament, bowling Lthl at Parson last years winner, Ployd PatJoseph at South Summit ern Utah Explorer Scouts will ner said. Teams will compete St. terson, heavyweight champ. Valley at North Sanaata Explorers throughout against' join the bowling boom In na- the nation. Hawk Los Veteran tional competition this year, Heres how it works: Ex- Water Service Halted ST. LOUIS (UPI)-T- he St it has been announced by Paul plorer Units will learn, prac- Water service to residents Louis Hawks have lost back-cou- Turner, district scout execu- tice and bowl competitively in the area of East veteran Johnny McCar- tive. with other teams to establish was interrupted Saturday thy for the remainder of the The Boy Scouts of America averages for Its members be- morning for several hours National Basketball Associa- (BSA) and the American Jun- ginning in January. March 1 while Salt Lake City Water tion season because of an in- ior Bowling Congress (AJBC) team entry forms will be filed Department crews repaired a with AJBC will sponsor a nation-wid- e water main. jured knee. COLUMBUS, OHIO (UPI) 39-ya- But Spences Interception killed the drive and Houston stalled out the dock. Each team saw several scoring chanoes go down the drain In the first half. Midway In the first quarter Houston recovered a Jack Kemp fumble on San Diegos 37. The Oilers marched to the San Diego 14, but Bud a Whitehead intercepted Blanda pasa and returned It to the San Diego 48, Kemp then hit fullback Keith Lincoln with a screen pass which Lincoln carried to the Houston 13. But on the next play Houston defensive back Fred Click intercepted In the end zone to kill the scoring opportunity. Late In the first quarter Kemp again . fumbled, this time on the San Diego line. Houston marched to the San Diego 19, where Blanda attempted a field goal A bad all-st- - zone STAMPS OUTERS & SMS South Wo Tomato CLYDE andjKARL Panniers d hUowuouWolu Stuns Wort. MARKING DfVICi ENGINEERS ry n hydro-biologica- DRASTOEDUCTIONS FISHIjIG Scouts Enter Bowling Meet -- 3390-270- rt 0 14 Price REELS n Classic Open Face Spinning Reels. Reg. $5.95 Garcia No. 40 Abumatic Push- button Reels. Reg. $22.50 $4)95 e $1125 ... Future' 202 Reel. Reg. $25.00 Splncust Southbend Lungley Spinfle No. Reg. $18.50 H- -l 1 1 $1Q50 IL 20. Valiant Pushbutton Reel. 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'' - Al's Gigantic Pre-Invento- 5 end, Cannon, voted the outstanding player of the game, scored the only touchdown, . caught five pastes for 53 yards, and carried the ball 15 times for 48 yard. San Diego had a chance to tie it up at the end of the first half but Blair missed on a 44- yard field goaTaUeftiptr The two teams were even statistically with each gaining But Kemp 256 total yards. won the passing- - duel from Blanda. He. completed 17 of 32 passes for 226 yards against 18 completions in 40- attempts for 160 yards by Blanda. 1 after inthe Charlie. McNeil with oownlnute left to play 3-- 0 35-ya- -- rirsrdownwthe'HougtonSS on 3 pass from center was re- covered by the Chargers on . the San Diego 46, nullifying the scoring opportunity. Once again in the second quarter Houston marched from its line to the San Diego 22, but a Blanda pass was irv' ton punted 56 yards to the San Diego 37. Quarterback Jack Kemp hit Charlie Flowers on an eight-yar-d pass. Halfback Bo Roberson ran for five to the Interference penalty Travc theGhargerr- a Houston defensive back Julian Spence stopped a final desperation San Diego drive by intercepting a Kemp pass on the Houston 30. Spence took it from the arms of end Pave Kocourek, juggled it as he was SAN DIEGO (UPI ) 93 r x ! $ Jager Type Ski . Sweaters. Reg. $29.95. $f)e95 Austrian Imported Pullovers. Reg. $26.30 IT Gabardine Ski Pants Reg. $23.00 U 12 -- . W -- t |