Lions Crush Rams 16-7 Keep NFL Undefeated Streak Alive
Lions rout Rams 16 to 7 to stay the lone unbeaten in the league behind a 21 point second quarter surge. Lenny Moore and Tobin Rote each score for the Packers edged the Colts to a 21-? win while Baltimore’s Unitas subbed for the injured Shaw.
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Rams
Proda
Lenny Moore
Colts
Packers
Tobin Rote
Green Bay
John Unitas
George Shaw
Baltimore
Associated Press
Browns
Detroit Lions
San Fran
Rick Casares
Bobby Walston
Cisco
Bobby
Washington
Sam
Bear
Giants
Layne
Baker
Alex Webster
Redskins
Baltimore Colts
Frank Gifford
Cardinals
Bay Packers
Ben Agajanian
Chicago
New York Giants
Earl Morrall
49Ers
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Steelers
Jim
Martin
Doron
Philadelphia Eagles
Bears
Los Angeles Rams
Chicago Bears
Cleveland
Golden Gate
Eagles
Rio Bouts Eastern In Gallia County Race
Rio Grande Bluesmen beat Eastern High School 40 to 0 in Gallia County League action marking Rio’s seventh straight win and final league game. Dallas Garber scored 20 points to pace the Rio attack while Auduleyuri led the new cua pions with strong play as the defense contained Eastern.
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Gallia County
Auduleyuri
Gallia County Football League
Dallas Garyber
Rio Grande Bluemen
Eastern High School
Bluemen
Mc|Arthur
Jim Howard
Sam Williams
Haward
Garber
Clarencse Crothers
Bill Crothers
Paul Rees
Victor Clain
Rees
Gaber
Garther
John Wickline
Howard
McArthur
Rio Grande
Williams
Clarence Crothers
BG Miami To Decide M A Title In Big MAC Clash
Ohio State seeks a 16th straight Big Ten win as they face Northwestern after routing Wisconsin. Bowling Green and Miami meet in a key Mid American clash with both teams riding four game league streaks. The article also notes Rio Grande’s close game and Cleveland Browns facing a tough stretch after a loss to the Steelers.
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Ohio State
Buckeye
Big Ten
Wisconsin
Bucks
Northwestern
Wildcats
Miami Ainst Bowling Green
Miami
Bee-Gees
Ara Parseghian
Woody Hayes
Redskin
Wildcat
Indiana
Ohio
Hoosiers
Evanston
Bowling Green
Marshall
Kent State
Steelers
Browns
Pittsburgh
Skeets Quinlan
Cleveland
Brown
Don Paul
Lowell Perry
Ted Marchibroda
Steeler
J Watt Kiesling
Kiesling
Ohio Fresh Lose Opener
A strong Miami team dominated OU in Oxford, delivering a 31-0 defeat. John Moreno starred for Miami with two touchdowns and 106 rushing yards on six plays, while Miami intercepted three Wisniewski passes for 66 yards. John Swetz led OU with 34 rushing yards as Wisniewski managed a partial interception return.
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Miami
Bobkittens
Oxford
Papooses
Frank Richey
Miamis
Sami
John Moreno
Miamians
Bob Wisniewski
Wisniewski
John Swetz
Weekend Football Scores Survive Untidy OCR Mix
Sunday results show Detroit 12 over Rowton College 6 and Mary Crows 33 over Quantico Marines. Late Saturday highlights include Sydwest Cincinnati 38 over Marquette 13 and Tulsa 27 over Hardin-Simmone 0. Other items feature Drake 88 over Bradley 47 and various regional matchups with numerous scores. Boxing note: Milan Mario D Agata defeated Juan Cardenas 117 18 Spain 10.
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Rowton College
Mary Crows
Quantico Marines
Sydwest Cincinnati
Marquette
Tulsa
Hardin-Simmone
Drake
Bradley
Pornate
Vilaova
Vanderpit
Middle ‘Tenn
Florida
Louisiana State
Teaas Tech
Arena
Speed Pact
Washington
Milan
Mario D’agata
Italy
Juan Cardenas
Spain
Kyger Creek Springs Upset At Ironton
Kyger Creek Springs defeated Ironton 33 to 10 on Saturday night as the Bobcats shifted from a passing spread to outpace Ironton. Tony Shamblin and Roy Chapman sparked early and late scoring drives, with George Kirby connecting for extra points and Jim Rath producing a 45 yard run after a Rath reception.
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Kyger Creek Obeats
Ironton St. Joe
Bobcats
Tony Shamblin
Roy Chapman
Cats
George Kirby
Jim Rath
Roger Creek
Ironton
Kyger
Shamblin
Chapman
Kirby
Rath
Kgger
Dejected Wid Blames Loss On Fumbles
Carroll Widdoes, Ohio University coach, blamed a 25-19 defeat to Louisville on four late Bobcat fumbles. Captain Dick Perkins and QB Don McBride commented on risky calls. Widdoes defended the gamble as a lost stake. Larry Buckles urged focus on Western Michigan next.
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Carroll Widdoes
Ohio University
Louisville
Bobcat
Widdoes
Dick Perkins
Don McBride
McBride
Larry Buckles
Loogan
Bobcats
Western Michigan
Podres Leaves Navy to Rejoin Dodgers after discharge
Johnny Podres, 24, is medically discharged from the U S Navy after a spinal arthritis diagnosis. The back condition ends seven months of consideration, returning the pitcher to the Brooklyn Dodgers to resume major league play. Podres, once classified 4-F for the draft, departs Portsmouth for New York as he awaits future assignments. The Navy decision clears the way for Podres to rejoin baseball duties and pursue a return to form.
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U.S. Navy
Johnny Podres
Brooklyn Dodgers
Nat Hospital
Navy
Padres
Podres
Portsmouth
Chicago Bears
San Francisco
Patterson Moore to split 150000 for title bout
In Chicago Stadium on November 30 Patterson and Moore will each receive about 150000 as their purses for the 15 round heavyweight title fight to crown Rocky Marciano's successor. Jim Norris, president of the International Boxing Club, announced the figure at the contract signing ceremony.
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Areme Moore J
Floyd Patterson
Rocky Marciano
Chicago Stadium
Jim Norris
International Boxing Club
Ex Lightweight Champ Faces Sepich
Lauro Salas former lightweight champion fights new charge of resisting arrest after a drunkenness count was dismissed by Municipal Judge Myron Marion. Salas was taken into custody outside a Los Angeles tavern on September 28 after allegedly attacking officers who were questioning him. He is ordered to appear November 16 to face the resisting arrest charge.
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Los Angeles
Lauro Salas
Myron Marion
Salas
New Fac Smile At Bowls Old Faithful Georgia Tech
The Associated Press notes unfamiliar faces may surface in major bowls on Jan 1. Georgia Tech is favored to win the SEC and host in the Sugar Bowl, while Oregon State versus Stanford in the Rose Bowl race tightens the Pac-8, and Michigan, Minnesota, and Iowa era details shape the Big Ten bowl picture with Minnesota favored over Iowa.
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ED Corrigan
Associated Press
Georgia Tech
Oregon State
Stanford
Southern California
UCLA
Washington
Palo Alto
Indians
Southern
State
Big Ten
Michigan State
Ohio State
Michigan
Wolverines
Minnesota
Purdue
Hawkeyes
Cotton Bow
Texas Arm
Baylor
Colorado
Clemson
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Penn State
Dukes Traded To Lakers For Slater Martin
The New York Knicks traded Walt Dukes the tallest NBA player to the Minneapolis Lakers for veteran Slater Martin. Martin, 5-10, helped the Lakers win four division titles and four league championships in seven seasons. Also sent were Burdie Tal derson and Jerry R nd, while Vince Boryla criticized Dukes for attitude and suspended him recently for late training.
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Slater Martin
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Lakers
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Burdie Talderson
United States
Jerryrd
Vince Boryla
Knick
Basketball Scores Across Cities and Teams Reported
Fort Wayne B1 defeated Minneapolis 8 in a division game while Syracuse crushed Rochester 100 to 73. Philadelphia edged Roston 135 to 108 as New York beat St. Louis 132 to 97. Minneapolis 73 Rochester 11 Fort Wayne 8. NHL results show Detroit 4 Montreal 1 and New York 1 Toronto 1. Boston 2 Montreal 0 Toronto 5 Chicago 2.
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Rochester
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Roston
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Toronto
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Chicago
Aces Edge Bobcats In Poker Like Football Showdown
Louisville Cardinals fell to Ohio University in a rough, offbeat football clash. Star halfback Leonard Lyles scored three touchdowns while Louisville’s fast backs broke OU pressure but fumbles and miscues kept the Bobcats in the hunt. Ohio’s Bob Ripple stood out with a solid defensive effort and timely stops.
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Leonard
Lyles
George Cain
Don McBride
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Cain
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Hilles
Tom Redman
Cardinal
Redman
McBride
Bob Ripple
Bob‘cats
Mercury
Ohip
Nixon Cracks Course Mark as Kent State Beats Ohio
Frank Nixon set a four mile course record with 21 minutes 32 seconds, breaking the old mark by 24 seconds but Ohio University’s Bobcats lost 6-2 to Kent State. Herb Lukacheck finished second in 21 47, just ahead of Bobcat Wally Guenther by one second, with two more Kent State runners before Fred Dickey in sixth. Bob Sawyers and Dick Swenson scored for Ohio, while Bob Emerick and Frank Doll trailed. Ohio will host Ohio State and Ohio Wesleyan next, featuring a key individual showdown among Nixon Blackburn and Gutenecht.
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Timo
Wally Guenther
Kent State
Fred Dickey
Ohio
Bob Sawyers
Dick Swenson
Bob Emerick
Frank Doll
Ohio State
Ohio Wesle
Ohio Wesleyan
Bobcats
Jack Blackburn
John Gutenecht
Nixon
Blackburn
Gutenecht
Injury delays German boxer debut in stadium bout
German light heavyweight Willi Hoepner suffers a left elbow contusion in training postponing his Stadium bout with Chuck Spieser. The International Boxing Club moves to replace the Hoepner Spieser match with a 10 round nationally televised fight between Joe Miceli of New York and Carlo Sarlo of Chicago. The Miceli Sarlo welterweight bout had been set for Stadium on Wednesday Nov 7.
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Willi Hoepner
Chuck Spieser
International Boxing Club
Joe Miceli
New York
Carlo Sarlo
Chicago
Hoepner-Spieser
Miceli-Sarlo
Hoepner
Barbizon Wins Garden State Stakes for Hartack in Photo Finish
Barbizon, ridden by Willie Hartack, edged Federal Hill and Amaruallah by a nose in the Garden State Stakes at Camden. The mile and a sixteenth race ended after judges studied photos for five minutes. Barbizon earned 168,430.50 to claim the richest purse in racing history while Bold Ruler finished out of the money.
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Callemet Farm
Barbizon
Federal Hill
Amarullah
Bold Ruler
Willie Hartack
Wellston Guard Hart NkuoGavne treated after injury
Wellston football guard Hart NkuoGavne was taken by ambulance from the field to Mount St Mary Hospital for emergency care. The Plains Athletic Association announces a meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the school community rooms after his treatment and discharge.
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Gene Reed
Wellston
Mount St. Mary Hospital
The
Plains Athletic Association
Skyline Gun Club season closes with skeet winners
Two man team Jim Woods and Jobe Cewnins won with an aggregate score plus handicap of 108 percent at 1 skeet. Ralph Brown and Ed Wade took second at 105 x 100. Winners will receive trophies at the annual Ladies Night dinner on Nov 11 when all yearly awards are given.
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Jim Woods
Jobe Cewnins
Ralph Brown
Ed Wade
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