Colts Top All-Stars 24 17 Behind Morrall’s Flight
Hart Morrall threw three touchdown passes and 324 yards as the Baltimore Colts defeated the College All-Stars 24-17 in Chicago. The All-Stars, coached by Blanton Collier, struggled to prevent Morrall and the Colts’ pass rush and never sustained drives, with John Brockington scoring the Stars’ lone first-half TD and Sam Havrilak later scoring on a fumble return.
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Palmer Nicklaus lead with 62 in PGA Team Championship
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus fired a nine under par 62 at Laurel Valley to open the PGA National Team Championship with a one stroke lead over Bruce Crampton and Orville Moody. Moody had six birdies and a late 30 foot putt, while Schlee with Smith and the Hill and Lotz brothers tied for third at 64.
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Calvin Hill Aims For 14 Healthy Games With Cowboys
Dallas running back Calvin Hill targets a full 14 game season to keep his career on track. He recalls a toe injury in 1969 and a shoulder injury last year that sidelined him, but says pain no longer overwhelms him and he plans to play five NFL seasons before pursuing a law career.
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