Bears Execute Halas Plan to Beat Packers 26-7
Chicago's defense and ground attack overwhelmed Green Bay as Halas' war plan focused on ball control and smothering the Packers. The Bears outgained 248 yards to 7, intercepted five passes, and limited turnovers to secure a 26-7 victory and sole possession of the West lead at 9-1. The Giants, Cardinals, Steelers, Rams, and Cowboys won in other NFL games.
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Harvard Ivy Title Hopes Face Yale Tie and Princeton Loss
Harvard's Ivy title hopes hinge on a win or tie at Yale as Princeton defeats Yale and Dartmouth upsets Princeton. Dartmouth coach Bob Blackman studies a large blackboard while preparing defenses for the Tigers. Dartmouth quarterback Dana Kelly directs a 63 yard fourth quarter drive, aided by a 40 yard pass to set up Tom Spangenberg's two yard score.
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Chicopee Edges N Bedford 16 14 Football Thriller
Chicopee High came from behind to beat New Bedford 16 14 on the New Bedford field Saturday. Chicopee scored in the third and fourth periods after taking advantage of early New Bedford fumbles. New Bedford, coached by Nick Morris, failed on a two point rush after its second score.
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College Football Results From AP Across Regions
AP college football roundup lists numerous Sunday results across East Midwest and Southwest regions. Notable outcomes include Syracuse routing Richmond 50 to 0, Harvard beating Brown 24 to 12, Texas A&M over Rice 19 to 13, Clemson defeating Maryland 21 to 6, and Nebraska 20, Oklahoma St. 16 in a day of varied scores.
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Texas Lure of Bowl Bid, Navy May Be Opponent
Texas 9 0 perfect, 17-0 over TCU as Navy 8-1 eyes Army finale. Staubach set academy records. Navy, Stanford-like surge, tops Duke 38-25. Bowl picture muddled with Rose and Orange races shaping week ahead. Texas leads Cotton Bowl, Baylor threat, A&M next up.
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Mississippi Tops Tennessee in SEC Standings Clash
In an AFL Standings update, third-ranked Mississippi led the Southeastern Conference by defeating Tennessee 20 to 0. A win over Mississippi State on November 30 could secure the host berth in New Orleans, with Pittsburgh and other teams vying for postseason slots. The tabulated standings show Sugar Bowl contenders and division leaders across the league, including Buffalo, New York, San Diego, Oakland, Kansas City, and Denver.
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NHL Standings From Associated Press Results
Montreal defeated Boston 3 to 3 as Saturday results show Chicago 6 over Toronto 0 and New York 5 over Detroit 2. No games today or Tuesday on the schedule.
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AHL Standings and Bowl Contention Highlights
Eastern Division teams and results shape the AHL standings with Baltimore, Chicago, Dallas, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, New York, and San Francisco in active pursuit. Gator Bowl contenders Alabama and Auburn win impressively, while Penn State, Syracuse, Princeton, Ohio University, Western Kentucky, North Carolina, Virginia Tech, Cincinnati, Wichita, Tulsa, Arizona, and Arizona State chase conference crowns and titles.
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Rote Seeks AFL NFL Coaching Distinction This Season
Tobin Rote aims to be the first player to coach championship teams in both the AFL and NFL as his San Diego Chargers beat Buffalo 28 13 to stretch their lead in the Western Division. Boston and New York also won or tied in Sunday pro games amid muddy field conditions from fresh snow.
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Hibbard Edges Williams 5-4 in Grade School Soccer
Tony Paralta scored twice including the final period winner as Hibbard School beat Williams School 5-4 at Deming Field. Dick Rocca added two goals and Dan Reddy contributed one as Mark Matteodo tallied all Williams points in the elementary match.
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Louis Guy Activated By Giants
The New York Giants activated halfback Louis Guy of Mississippi from their taxi squad on Sunday and placed Johnny Counts on the waiver list. Counts, a second year player from Illinois, had been on the Giant kickoff return team.
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