European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 8, 1958, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Saturday november 8, 1958 the stars and stripes Page 19 Shaw ready to step into Unitas spot Baltimore up Quarter Back George Shaw will be the Man in the Saddle and on the spot sunday when the undefeated Baltimore Colts Phy the giants be fore a sellout crowd in new York s Yankee stadium. Shaw runner up for National football league Rookie of the year honors in 1955, will replace Brilliant quarterback Johnny Unitas who is injured. Unitas suffered Chest injuries during last sunday s 56-0 rout of the Green Bay packers and will be sidelined for three or four games. It is an interesting situation. Shaw Hurt in 56 Shaw was going great guns until he suffered a severe leg injury playing against the Chicago bears in 1956. Unitas then an obscure and unknown pro hopeful came off the Bench and ran the Colts in sensational style until he broke a couple of ribs in a pileup last Sun Day. Now Shaw has his second Hance. The kid from Oregon is a quiet fellow and has been reluctant to talk about the situation. But Shaw did say that no player liked to sit on the Bench and added that he was anxious to make Good and not. Let the team Down when an Opportunity to play arose. Hit on 15 of 19 Shaw has t played enough this year to rank in the statistics but his figures Are impressive. He has completed 15 of 19 passes for a phenomenal average of 78.9 percent. Three of Shaw s passes were for touchdowns after he went in late in the second Quarter against Green Bay. Shaw typically Dis missed this with the remark that he had a Cushion of 28 Points to work on when he went in. Baltimore rooters believe he will make Good. Shaw definitely is no front runner As his own remark might seem to imply. Won six straight for another the Colts have racked up six victories in a Row and a team that is rolling and has that championship feel is Hardtop Stop. Incidentally the league has ruled that Unitas 21-game touch Down pass Streak is still alive and that he can try to lengthen it when his ribs heal. It is second Only to the league record of 23 set by onetime Packer great Cecil is Bell. Extra seats added for 49er-Kam game los Angeles up More than 5,000 temporary general admission bleacher seats Are being erected at memorial coliseum to accommodate an expected crowd of 105,000 for sunday s pro foot Ball game Between the los an Geles rams and the san francisco49ers. Workers began setting up the additional seats in the peristyle end of the big stadium and at various other parts of the Field. If the anticipated 105,000 fan show up this turnout will break the existing National football league attendance record of 102, 368 set by these same teams last year. In a thriller sunday the rams and the Chicago bears played in the coliseum before a turn away crowd of 100,470, second highest attendance Mark in league history. Last week s turn away crowd clearly indicates to us that the existing coliseum facility spacious As it is will not handle the num Ber of people who Are interested in the game said ram general manager Pete Rozelle. Near miss pro golfer Arnold Palmer Winner of the masters tournament this year makes a threatening gesture at his Ballar Row As it hangs on the lip of the cup during practice for the $25,000 Carling open in Atlanta. Palmer was far off the Pace after two rounds As Billy Maxwell led with a 13 total. Associated press photo Maxwell s blazing 64 earns Lead in Carling Atlanta up Billy Maxwell Odessa tex., accurately approach ing the greens As though his wedge was equipped with radar fired a blazing eight under Par 64 thurs Day to take the second round Lead in the $25,000 Carling open Golf tournament. Maxwell 29, started out quietly but in an 11-Hole stretch from the fifth to the 15th holes on Atlanta s newly constructed Cherokee course he had eight birdies. His 04 gave him a new course record and a two Day total of 136, two strokes better than Bill Collins Baltimore who had a 68-70138. Few hard shots the 7,004-Yard Cherokee has been labelled by the pros As one of the roughest in the country and for the most part the scores showed  Maxwell caught it by the Tail and would t let go. Almost every approach shot was right on the pin leaving him few difficult putts. Collins who shared the first round Lead with Chick Harbert influenza broken jaw land mohns in Hospital Boston a Doug mohns. Boston Bruins defens Eman already suffering from ii broken jaw was confined to Newton Wellesley hos Pital wednesday with intestinal influenza. According to or. Ronald Adams team physician the influenza at tack is not serious in itself but could aggravate the jaw injury which mohns suffered two weeks ago in a game with Toronto. Knoxville Tenn., was in a Good position to tie Maxwell thursday until he ran into trouble on the14th and took a bogey. Harbert and Goosie skied to 77s to slip Back into the pack wit scores of 145. Julius Boros one of the four former Carling champions eligible for a $5,000 Bonus in addition to the $3,500 first place Money if there s a repeat tit list fired a six under Par 66. Ii was the second Best round Ever posted at Cherokee and moved Boros mid Pines n.c., into third place with a 140, font strokes Back of Maxwell. The results Billy Max will. Odessa tex., 72-fi i3g Bill Collins Baltimore 111-70i3f Julius Boros. Mid Pines n. A. 74.lifimo Billy Casper Apple Valley Calif. 72-fi9ml Bob Watson arils Lcy on Hudson n. V., 71-70 my Thorn wind. Abhor of n. C., 71-71 m2 Doug sail cars Cetla town a. 72-70142 Marty Vurnol. Lenont iii., 70-72 m2 Ernie Vossler Midland. Tex., 70-72m2 Tony Lima. Napa. Calif., 69-73m2 Harold Williams Tuscaloosa ala., 73-70m3 Jim Stamps Dalton ga., 75-08m3 Lawrence Cook Wilmington n. C., 7-1-7 1141 Art Wall Pocono Manor. A. 72-72m4 Gene Lesch. Wheeling. Iii. 71-7-1ms Mac main. Danville va., 75-70145 j.  Goosie. Knoxville Tenn. Flll-77145 Tommy Jacobs. Whittier Calif. 72-731-15 Chick Hurb fort Northville Mich. Ih-77145 Bob Rosburg Palo Alto Calif. 75-70145 Oay Brewer. Parai Luo Fin. 70-75m5 Frank Stranahan. Paradise fla., 75-70m5 Bab Ionly. Belleville. Iii. 72-73115 Columbia Mentor says Grid offence being dressed up new York a columbian conch Buff Donolli thinks Tho offo Soin football is going through a revolution. Several years ago fans were complaining about Dull Ball control foot Ball and coaches were constantly coming up with varied and Tricky defences designed to Stop the split to and some of its cousins. Now coaches have become imaginative and every one is trying some thing fresh and different on of sense. And instead of jazzing up the defense they have turned to a few simple formations that can be adjusted to meet changing Condi uni  selects two centers linemen top new York up two Cen ters Jackie Burkett of Auburn and Bob Harrison of Oklahoma Are the nation s leading College foot Ball linemen according to the new est ratings of Tho american foot Ball coaches uni  electrical brain. The weekly reports for 145 coaches which Are fed into the machine each coach rates his outstanding players on the basis of each game showed Burkett out in front with Harrison second while George Dederich Vanderbilt guard was in third place followed by Sam Williams Michigan state end. Among the backs Randy Dun can Iowa took Over first place with Bill Cannon Louisiana state Bob Anderson army and Dick Thornton Northwestern trailing in that order. Iowa top team Iowa again led in the team rat Ings followed by army Louisiana state Auburn Northwestern okla homa Wisconsin Purdue the air Force Academy and Mississippi i that order. Following the top four linemen ame Ted Bates Oregon state tac Kle John Wooten Colorado guard Jim Woods Oklahoma state end Kogan Wharton Houston tackle Brock Strom air Force Academy tackle and Dave Kocourek wis Oisin end. Fifth among the backs is Joe Kapp California followed by Pete Dawkins army  Pietrosante notre Dame Dick Bass College of Pacific Bob White Ohio state and Bill Austin Rutgers. Knafelc out again with knee injury gr10kn Bay wis. Up und iary Knafelc will undergo an of tation on right knee for pinched cartilage that will sideline Liim for the rest of the year the Green Bay packers have announced. Knafelc was out the entire season last year for a similar jury to his left a Noe. Knafelc who has seen Only limited action this season will be placed on the injured Reserve list Loo Johnson offensive halfback find a five year Packer Veteran will be put on the Active list As replacement. According to the packers the operation should enable Knafelc Tobe ready for next season. Columbus rejoins Sally Loon Columbus a. A Colum bus returned to the class a South Atlantic league when it was announced by club president huh Mcmath that the team would work next season with the Pittsburg pirates. Tons. Donelli dropped those observations thursday at the Lions weekly press luncheon. Then he went on to observe that Ivy league football is the most imaginative of All and that pro football is the most stereotyped and stable both on offence and defense. Cites previous seasons most of the change has taken place in the last two years Don Elli said. Ball control was the thing. A conglomeration of de lenses designed to Stop certain types of offences was being used. Some coaches even said defense was what really counted the most. Most coaches were set in their ways. You would t see a balanced line Man experimenting with an unbalanced line for instance. Now look at it. The Ball control Guys Are trying to find ways to spice up the offence. They re using All kinds of men in motion flanker situations so backs and unbalanced lines. The trend in t toward a wide open passing game but they re trying to add things and to open it up a  Ivy varies most the Grey haired lion coach has plenty of opportunities to watch varied offences. The other Loam usually has the Ball when Colum Bia plays. Ill say the Ivy league has More imaginative offences than any other conference in the United  continued. Princeton uses the single Wing but no More like the old Type than i m like the Man in the Moon. Dart Mouth Columbia s next opponent has its v formation but goes into the Slot to and double Slot. Harvard started the Slot a year ago but now has combined it with a conventional to with flankers and in unbalanced line. Columbia just stumbles Penn uses the t with an unbalanced line Cornell the pro Type Slot and Yale More of a Power t. Brown uses a straight to but with a variety of cycles of  he paused momentarily and added and Columbia just stumbles from one idea to  As for defences Donelli con tended that it s impossible to set up a variety for each Type of at tack when teams can switch swiftly from one offence to another. As a result most coaches Are using the so called Oklahoma 5-4 alignment or a 6-1. The players can make adjust ments readily from these said Buff. If a flanker is sent out a linebacker moves Over to cover him or the deep defense revolves so that one Corner Man becomes an end. They re doing very Little to try to confuse or confound Tho  How about the pros they All have about the same formations and do about the same thins. It s real Good football but they depend on individual Bril Liance to get  Broglio pitches cards to 6-3 All Star Victory i rom him a Tell main f t t"p1 \ to. T. A 11 ri.,. _ i Hiroshima Japa up Ernie Broglio 23, a right hander the St. Louis cardinals acquired from the san Francisco giants after the 1958 season survived a shaky first inning thursday and went All the Way for a 6-3 Victory Over the japanese All stars. Broglio yielded a run in the first on two walks and two wild pitches but steadied Down after that and held the japanese to five hits while striking out 10. A crowd of 20,000 at Hiroshima stadium watched the cardinals record their seventh Victory against two losses in Japan. Shigeo Nagashima $65,000 to Mizuri giants Bonus player hit a two run Homer in the ninth for the last two All Star runs