Packers Roll Toward Perfect Season After NFL Weekend
The Green Bay Packers extended their winning streak to 16 with a 38-7 victory over the Chicago Bears as Bart Starr and Jim Taylor led the offense. NFL results include Detroit over the Rams 12-3, Dallas beating Washington, and Baltimore topping San Francisco 22-3, with rising bids for major bowls shaping the postseason picture.
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College Grid Results and National Basketball Scores
College results include Town 28 Ohio State 14 and several tight outcomes such as Miami 21 Toledo 12 and Northwood 0 Findlay 70. National Basketball notes highlight Missouri Nebraska slip ups, Army Pitt and Northwestern strong, with Ohio University lingering among unbeaten teams.
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Browns, Eagles Battle to 14-14 Tie in Cleveland
Frank Ryan in his first Browns start as Ninowski’s replacement led an 85-yard rushing effort and a 119-yard passing performance but Cleveland settled for a 14-14 deadlock with Philadelphia. Both teams forced interceptions and missed field goals as the game slipped away in the final seconds.
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Prep Results Highlight Wide Range of High School Wins
Sunday results show Cincinnati St Xavier defeating Xavier 31 to 12 while Elder beat McNicholas 12 to 6. Early life note covers Bob Jones starting golf at 14 and later capturing the National Amateur title five times.
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Mrs. John McGraw dies at age 81 in New York
Mrs. John J. McGraw, 81, widow of famed New York Giants manager, died Sunday night at St. Vincent's Hospital after a stroke in January and a recent Polo Grounds visit. Her husband led the Giants to 10 pennants over a 30 year era.
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Albany 5 Tops Wilton in Second Season Win
Albany High defeated Wilton 73 to 41 to build a 45 14 halftime lead on Saturday night. Bob Whitlatch led scoring with 27 points and Jim Mace added 14 for Albany. Wilton’s top scorer was Johnson with 13 as the hosts set up an idle stretch until November 16.
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Weekend will give racing fans three big championship events
Ames-Bern routed Shade 78 28 as Mark Smith topped the Shade squad with 12 goals and 16 free throws. The weekend features three major races headlined by Never Bend and Smart Deb seeking 2 year old crowns and the Washington DC International with Kelso Carry Back and Beau Purple facing 10 foreign challengers. Other notes include Carry Back narrowly losing at Garden State and Royal Patrice winning the Ladies Handicap at Aqueduct.
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Rowling Scores Rowing Scoring Rout at Frost Grocery
A local sports note highlights Rowling scoring for Frost Grocery in a gatewa event at Wright's Restaurant. The item records a single score by Rowling and notes involvement of Wago wa and other venues in the odd listing.
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Carthage-Troy dominates Chesterhill in 98 to 24 win
Coach Dan Hall's Carthage-Troy team overwhelmed Chesterhill 98 24 on Saturday night. George Horner led with 18 points followed by Ron Russell 17 and Bill Ellis 13 as four players hit double figures.
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Eastern Blanks Racine In SVC Showdown 22-0
Eastern High defeated Racine 22-0 on its home field to seize second place in the Southern Valley Conference race. Ron Ritchie scored twice and later threw a 12 yard TD pass to Mayford Harris for the final score as Racine, in its first varsity season, started strong but could not overtake the Tigers.
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Indians Win 30-0 Over Trimble in Closing Game
Plains Indians secure second in Southeastern Ohio Buckeye League with a 30-0 win over Trimble at Glouster. Strole shined with two TDs including a 30 yard pass to Coon. Gilkey added two PATs and a 1 yard TD run. Final game for both teams, Eddie Bolin sparked Trimble in third period.
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