Passing of Lamar McHan Upsets Bears in NFL Week
Lamar McHan, a journeyman quarterback, led the San Francisco 49ers to their first win 20-14 over the unbeaten Chicago Bears. The result widened the Western Conference title race while Jim Brown, Bart Starr, and other standouts featured in a day of strong performances across the league. Browns star Jim Brown broke the all time rushing record with 8,390 yards as Cleveland routed Philadelphia 37-7, and Green Bay beat St. Louis 30-7 after Starr suffered a hand injury.
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Patriots tie for first after win as O Hanley clears
Boston Patriots move into a first place tie in the Eastern Division of the AFL after a 40 to 21 win over Denver. Ross O Hanley’s back injury showed negative on X rays, easing fears of cracked ribs and suggesting he will be ready for the Buffalo game. New York’s defeat by Oakland helped Boston share top spot with Houston.
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Knicks Trade Richie Guerin to St. Louis for 50000
The Knicks sold guard Richie Guerin to the St. Louis Hawks for 50000 and a second round draft pick in 1964. New York also sent forward-center Len Chappell from Philadelphia 76ers for an undisclosed cash amount as part of a youth surge. Guerin, a 6 foot 4 guard, averaged 20.1 points per game and had six All-Star selections.
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Jockey John Matte Injured After Fall at Green Mountain Park
Jockey John Matte of Southbridge Massachusetts is in good condition at Putnam Memorial Hospital after being thrown from his mount Miss Shushe in the fourth race at Green Mountain Park on Saturday. Matte, 37, suffered head injuries as Magic Evening won the featured 5 furlong race paying 82.60 30.80 and 8.60 to show.
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Twin Double Record Set At Suffolk Downs Mass
At Suffolk Downs Massachusetts a record twin double payoff of 68 228 80 marked the fall meeting close. Tommy Thorndike former Green Mountain Park jockey captured four winners including Carmelo II after a last to first nose win in the eighth. The winner a 58 year old Springfield janitor had started betting two years prior and put 4 into the record haul. The five through eighth races saw Lady Mink Creek Brave Narcus Antonius and Carmelo II payoffs of 13 20 6 40 23 and 21 60 respectively.
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Green Mountain Race Results October 19 1963
Results from a racing day listing multiple races at Green Mountain on Saturday October 19 1963. It includes first to ninth place finishers with horses names, jockeys, and payoffs, plus times for each race and an attendance figure.
Nicklaus Seeks France Cup Prestige After Vegas Win
Jack Nicklaus, 23, will team with Arnold Palmer to represent the United States in the Canada Cup. He won the Sahara Invitational in Las Vegas with a 276 72-hole total, earning 13000 and a 4000 car, boosting his PGA year to 98990.
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Top College Teams Win But Not by Very Much
The nation’s top college football teams mostly held on to preserve unbeaten records. Texas, Wisconsin and Pitt, ranked 1–3, won close games while Dartmouth extended its major-league streak with a late rally to beat Holy Cross 13–8. Texas edged Arkansas 17–13, Iowa beat Wisconsin 10–7, and Pitt defeated West Virginia 13–10 on a late sprint by Paul Martha. Alabama, Oklahoma, Illinois, and Navy also posted notable wins as Notre Dame rivalries and rankings shifted. In golf, R Earl Jones aced the 165-yard Cherry Valley hole in Garden City New York, his third ace since 1958.
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Goyette Sets NHL Assist Record in Rangers Win
Phil Goyette had four assists in one period as the New York Rangers beat the Boston Bruins 5-1. He did not realize he set an NHL record while Gordie Howe failed to tie Maurice Richard’s goal mark on a disallowed 70‑footer.
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Kelso Again Horse of Year Dominates Gold Cup
Kelso is named Horse of the Year for a fourth straight time after a smashing victory in the $108,900 Jockey Club Gold Cup. The racing season features Tosmah aiming for the 2-year-old filly crown with Gardens Stakes looming, while Golden Ruler and Harbor View Farm’s Roman Brother challenge for juvenile honors in late season stakes. Duel may enter the Garden State field as Golden Ruler ends his year.
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Strikes and Scores From Local Bowling League Finals
In Guadalajara Mexico Ef ran Torres defeated Pascual Perez 112 to 109 in a boxing styled finish. Teams Guttersnipes and Live Wires posted 3 1 records with high scores by Harrington and Roberts. Local leagues report top singles and triples across the night with totals like Jones 216 584 and Marsh 186 510 highlighting the event.
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Saratoga Harness Entries Highlight 9 Races Across Divisions
The listing shows multiple divisions for the mile races with purses from 500 to 700 dollars. Horses include Little Lib Burning Blaze B. Yonder and Miss Clever Kate among others with several entries and alternates noted.
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