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Five Upsets Highlight NFL Opening

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By PETE DiLORENZI
Five upsets, three of them of a
more stunning nature, than the
other two, highlighted the open-
ing Sunday of this year's National
Football League competition.
The two milder upsets saw the
Philadelphia Eagles last years NFL
champions, turn back the the
Cleveland Browns, 27-20, and the
Detroit Lions outplay the Green
Bay Packers, 17-13.
The Eagles' victory over the
team picked to dethrone them just
about dispelled the rest of the
Eastern division's hopes that Son-
ny Jurgensen could not handle the
quarterback job bequeathed him
by Norm Van Brocklin's retire-
ment. Jurgensen threw touchdown
passes'to Bobby Walston and Tom-
my MacDonald and. completed a
commendable 11 of'17 passes.-
Defense Carries Lions
The Lions utilized' the same
crunching ground attack and tight
defense that enabled themi to win
six of their last seven games last
year. Nick Pietrosante and Danny
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while Yale Lary kept the Packers
bottled up close to their goal line.
On three different punts, the Lions
downed Lary's boots on the Pack-
er seven, two, and one foot line.
The Lion defense also held at the
close of the first half, when the
Packers were forced to try a fourth
down field goal after having three
plays with a second and goal sit-
uation on the Lions' one foot line.
Rookie Shines
In the day's most stunning up-
set, the fledgling Minnesota Vik-
ngs unveiled a new star, rookie
quarterback Francis Tarkenton of
Georgia, who passed for four
touchdowns and ran for one as
Norm Van Brocklin's charges
romped to an astonishing 37-13
upset of the Chicago Bears.
The 21-year-old I quarterback
completed 17 of 23 attempted
passes for 250 yards. Tarkenton
threw one scoring pass each to
Bob Schnelker, Jerry Reichow,
Mcllhenny, and Dave Middleton.
None of his 23 passes was in-
tercepted, but the Viking defen-

sive backs picked off four Bear
aerials.
In another stunner, the Dallas
Cowboys won their first NFL reg-
ular season game by scoring 10
points in the final 56 seconds to
topple the Pittsburgh Steelers, Big
Daddy and all, 27-24. The Dallas
quarterbacks, Eddie LeBaron, and
Don Meredith, picked holes all af-
ternoon in the shoddy Steeler sec-
ondary. The loss was followed by
an announcement yesterday after-
noon by Steeler Coach Buddy
Parker that he would quit at the
end of this season if the Steelers
did not win a divisional champion-
ship.

GOLF NOTES:

Newcomb,
Wains Title
Michigan golf captain Bill New-
comb returned to Ann Arbor last

In the last of the day's sur-
prises, the St. Louis Cardinals
humbled the stumbling New York
Giants, 21-10-and this without
John David Crowe. Sam Etchever-
ry, the Cards' import quarterback
from the Canadian Football Lea-
gue, seemed recovered sfrom the
shoulder injury which had both-
ered him throughout the exhibi-
tion season, at least on short
passes. He completed 11 of 24
passes for 76 yards.
Charlie Booed
Charlie Conerley, longtime hero
in New York, was booed by the dis-
appointed Giant fans as he and the
rest of the Giants couldn't seem to
get their attack going. Conerley
was replaced by Lee Grosscup, for-
mer Utah All-American, who drew
a round of cheers from the crowd.
In a game which went true to
form, the Baltimore Colts defeated
the Los Angeles Rams, ,27-24, as
former San Francisco 49er half-
back Joe Perry gained 106 yards.
The Colt defense "solved" the Ram
offense after the Rams had gotten
their hands on the ball only five
times-on four of which they had
scored. The Colts shut them out
in the second half, however, and
won it on Steve Myrha's fourth
quarter field goal. Lenny, Moore,
moved occasionally from a slot-
back or flankerback to a tight run-
ning back this year, caught a TD
pass and skirted left end for 38
yards on a running play.
'Frisco' Romps
The day's only other action saw
the San Francisco 49ers shoot
their "shotgun" at will through the
defense and defeat the hapless
Washington Redskins, 35-3.
John Brodie led the 49ers with
four scoring passes.
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The golf team's hopes for 1961
were dealt a serious blow, when
it was learned that Mike Goode,
one of last year's regulars would
not be able to play this spring.
Goode has enrolled in Dental
school and because of his lab
schedule, golf is almost an impos-
sibility. According to coach Bert
Katzenmeye, "Mike still wants to
play, but I can't possibly see how
he can do it; I've just about dis-
counted the fact that he will be
with us."
Very unimpressive golf was
played this weekend in the an-
nual fall Invitational Golf Tourna-
ment.
New freshman candidates, last
year's freshmen, and last year's
varsity competed. Tom Clark, a
sophomore from Ann Arbor, was
the winner with a score of 210 for
the 72 holes. Clark scored 79-78-
76-77 for the inidividual rounds.
Dave Cameron, another sopho-
more from Detroit, put together-
the best two rounds of the tourney.
Cameron scored a 75-74 on Sun-
day.

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