Catamounts Fall to Middlebury in Vermont Clash
The Catamounts lose 18-0 to Middlebury Tigers on their home field as a miscue near the end of the third quarter creates the Tigers' opening score. BCHS edges Hartford Midgets 12-0 in Hartford as Stemp and Stafford pace the win.
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Baseball Standings and Scores From Weekend Games
The American League standings show New York leading with 95 wins, Baltimore 93, and Chicago 93. Sunday results include Wash 3 New York 2 and Cleveland 0 Detroit 3 Boston 0. Multiple baseball matchups and next-day pitchers listed.
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Rosewall wins European cup in three set final
In Hanover Australia’s Ken Rosewall defeated Earl Buchholz of St Louis 3 6 6 3 6 3 to capture the European professional tennis players cup. In Toronto E P Taylor reports Northern Dancer has begun galloping again after a left fore tendon injury at Belmont Park, will not race this year. The Sabers press offensive lines and rugged defense as BCHS prepares for Windsor game at Alumni Field while Bend Cata heads to Springfield to face Cosmos.
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Reds Take Over First Place As Phils Bow to Mets Twice
Reds jump to NL lead by sweeping the Mets 4-1 and 3-1 to extend a nine game win streak. Frank Robinson and Jo ey Jay pace the attack as Cincinnati overcomes a late-season stumble by the Phillies who drop to a game behind the Reds.
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Colts Dominate Bears in 52-0 Submission
Johnny Unitas led the Baltimore Colts to a 52-0 rout of the Chicago Bears at Memorial Stadium on November 25, 1962. Unitas completed 11 of 13 passes for 247 yards with three touchdowns to Berry Orr and Hill, while Geno Marchetti anchored the defense limiting Chicago to 60 rushing yards as Baltimore avenged an earlier 57-0 defeat.
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