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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1963

Page

6

Giants Beat Eagles and Tie for First in East

New York Giants rout Philadelphia Eagles 42-14 to tie for first place in the NFL Eastern Division with the Cleveland Browns. Y A Tittle threw three touchdowns and 261 yards, with Phil King Del Shofner and Gifford among the scorers as New York improves to 7-2.

NEW York New York Giants Philadelphia Eagles Y. A. Tittle Bald Eagle Giants Cleveland Browns Pittsburgh Browns Phil King Tittle Joe Morrison Frank Gifford Alex Webster Y. A Philadelphia Ny—King Chandler Phil—McDonald Hill Clarke Ny—Webster Ny—Morrison Ny—Gifford Phil — Caffey NY — Shofner Griffing Cleveland

Roach-Led Packers Beat Vikings 28 7 in NFL Clash

John Roach fired three touchdown passes as Green Bay used a sharp second half to down Minnesota 28 to 7. Marv Fleming Boyd Dowler and Tom Moor caught the scores as Green Bay stretched its winning streak to eight while Bart Starr recovers. The win sets up a showdown with the Bears for the Western Division lead in Chicago.

Green Bay Wis John Roach Packers Minnesota Vikings Roach Minnesota Fran Tarkenton Paul Flatley Hank Gremminger Viking Fleming Ron Kramer Dowler

Bears Quietly Edge Rams for Sixth Straight Win

Chicago's defense stifles Los Angeles as Roger Le Clerc boots field goals in the first and third quarters for a 6-0 victory. The win keeps the Bears tied with Green Bay for the NFL Western Conference lead at 8-1, with Green Bay next visiting Chicago.

Chicago Roger LeClerc Chicago Bears Los Angeles Rams Bears Green Bay Packers Wrigley Field Minnesota Rams

First-Year Pro Beard Wins Sinatra Invitational in Palm Springs

Frank Beard, a 24-year-old first-year pro from Louisville, captured the $50,000 Frank Sinatra Invitational with a final 278 68 72 69 69. He beat Jerry Steelsmith by one stroke, earning $9,000 and a strong career boost. Teammates Don Finsterwald Mason Rudolph and Al Geiberger followed closely as Beard sealed the victory with birdie putts on 16 and 17.

Palm Springs Calif Frank Beard Louisville Jerry Steelsmith Beard Don Finsterwald Mason Rudolph Steelsmith al Geiberger Finsterwald Geiberger Rudolph Bob Goolby Billy Casper Dan Sikes Gardner Dickinson Tommy Bolt Phil Rodgers Teeter Art Wall Billy Maxwell Bo Wininger Don Whitt Bob Rosburg Dave Marr Tony Lema Tommy Aaron Tommy Jacobs al Keiley Randy Glover Jack Rule Rere Harold Kneeeee Bob Backdorff Bobby Nichols Larry McWry Esese Lacky Dick Mayer Gene Littler Ron Lefellier Jim Ferrier E. G. Harrison Sam Snead

AFL Results Snapshot From Weekend Games

Buffalo beat Denver 27 to 17 on Saturday night. Sunday results featured San Diego 7 over Boston 6 and Houston 31 defeating New York 27.

Buffalo Denver San Diego Boston Houston New York Oakland Kansas C

Steelers rally past Browns for 9-7 win at Pitt Stadium

Ed Brown threw a nine yard TD to Gary Ballman and a late 82 yard drive plus a safety lifted the Pittsburgh Steelers to a 9-7 victory over the Cleveland Browns. Cleveland led 7-0 before Bob Schmitz tackled Jimmy Brown in the end zone for a third quarter safety. Brown rushed for 100 yards and John Henry Johnson gained 131 as Pittsburgh moved into a share of the East lead with New York. Attendance was 54,497.

Griffing del Shofner Chandler Pittsburgh Ed Brown Gary Ballman Pittsburgh Steelers Cleveland Browns Pitt Stadium Steelers Storm Bob Schmitz Jimmy Brown Cleveland John Henry Johnson Collins Ryan Croza Pitt Brown Ballman Michaels

Chargers Edge Patriots 7 6 in AFL Showdown

San Diego running back Lance Alworth scored the only touchdown on a 26 yard pass from Tobin Rote. Chuck Allen anchored the defense with key interceptions and fumble recoveries as George Blair’s extra point sealed the 7 to 6 win over Boston. Cappelletti booted two field goals for the Patriots, but failed to convert late. Attendance 28,402.

Boston San Diego Lance Alworth Chuck Allen George Blair Patriots Alworth Tobin Rote Allen Gino Cappelletti Bob Dee Chargers Cappellitte

Tobin leads Oilers to 31 27 win over Jets in East race

Houston rookie Bill Tobin scores three touchdowns and sets up another to lift the Oilers to a 31 27 victory over the New York Jets. Tobin adds 82 rushing yards on 16 carries and helps put Houston atop the AFL Eastern Division with a 6 4 record. George Blanda connects with Charley Hennigan for the clinching TD after Tobin’s late 32 yard run.

Houston Houston Oilers Bill Tobin New York Jets Oilers Buffalo Tobin University of Missouri Billy Cannon George Blanda Charley Hennigan

Texas Holds Top Spot Amid Upsets in Busy Weekend

Top ranked Texas remain undefeated after edging Baylor 7 0 as Auburn and Princeton upset rivals and Navy and Pittsburgh press the national claim. Illinois Ohio State and North Carolina tumble while Michigan State and Navy eye major bowls amid late season drama.

Texas Longhorns Darrell Royal Austin Baylor Auburn Mississippi State Justin Canale Princeton Harvard Illinois Michigan Ohio State Penn State Ron Coates North Carolina Clemson Washington Michigan State SUGAR Mississippi Pittsburgh Cotton Texas Navy Orange Oklahoma Nebraska Georgia Tech North Carolina State GATOR Longhorns Texas Christian Texas A & M Duke Army Philadelphia

Howe Breaks Richard's Record In 3-0 Wings Win

Gordie Howe scored his 545th NHL goal to topple Maurice Richard’s all time mark as the Detroit Red Wings beat the Montreal Canadiens 3-0. Terry Sawchuk notched his 94th career shutout, tying the record held by George Hainsworth.

Detroit Gordie Howe Maurice Richard Rocket Red Wings Montreal Canadiens Terry Sawchuk Montreal George Hainsworth Howe Charley Hodge Richard National Hockey League Wings Bruce MacGregor Alex Faulkner Toronto Turk Broda Leaf Gerry McNeil Canadiens Chicago al Rollins Rollins Jacques Plante New York Lorne Worsley

Bowling Standings and High Scores From Local Meet

Standings list teams and players across lanes with high singles and triples. Notable marks include Corbett and Mullins posting top scores while Dinke and Appel, Capella Real Estate, and others appear among the leaders.

Lonergan & Thomas Fonteneau D&d Jolivette Capella Real Estate Bartholdi Holland D&s Choice Lauzon’s Machine Shop DeVito Skunks Fienberg Store Dimke Dinke and Appel

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