Graham Groza Star For Cleveland Browns
Cleveland's G-Men Graham Groza and Gillom led the Browns to a 16 7 win over the Giants in New York for their sixth straight NFL victory. Graham passed for the lone touchdown and scored it on a quarterback sneak. Groza kicked three field goals. Gillom launched an 80 yard punt to save a danger moment. Browns move to 7-2, three games remaining. Giants and Eagles next.
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Steelers Defeat Cardinals 20 17 in Tight NFL Tilt
Pittsburgh regained momentum as Nick Bolkovac booted a 20 yard field goal and added two extra points to seal a 20 17 win over Chicago. Rey Mathews and Jim Finks connected for a Steelers touchdown while Don Stonesifer and Ollie Matson scored for Chicago on a windy November day.
Blades Dominate Worcester Warriors in Hockey Game
New Haven Blades defeated Worcester Warriors 8 1 in an Eastern Hockey League game before 2 000 fans. Worcester tied 1 1 at 8 24 of the first period, then New Haven scored three more in the period and added two in the second and three in the final period. Chet Stefanowicz Ed Borries and Joe Buckholtz each scored twice for New Haven.
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Syracuse Nationals Beat Knickerbockers 79 77 in NYC game
Syracuse Nationals win their seventh straight NBA game and second in two nights defeated the New York Knickerbockers 79 to 77 at the War Memorial Auditorium before 3,790 fans.
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Colts Rally to Upset Forty-Niners 17 to 13
Baltimore defeats San Francisco 49ers 17-13 to end a six year jinx. Gary Kerkorian and Royce Womble connected on a 78 yard late TD pass to seal the win after San Francisco tied the game with two Soltau field goals in the final period. The game drew 23,875 in attendance and knocked the 49ers from Western Conference title contention.
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Gordon Soltau
Soltau
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Rechichar
Sophie Stebar Wins Connecticut Pin Tourney Again
Sophie Stebar of Seymour captured her second women’s duckpin title in a row by winning the Westport event after a 78 game, amid 62 entrants and a 44 pin handicap. George Pelletier led at the Silver City Open in Meriden with 857 raw, 67 for six strings, as other top finishers included Don Norton and Steve Witkowski. Next week features Men’s Open at Devon Alleys and Men’s B at New Haven Roger Sherman.
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Seymour
George Pelletier
Danielson
Joy Celentano
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Milford
Jean Karmosin
Naomi Wargo
South Norwalk
Dorothy Czayka
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Woodbridge
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Fairfield
Helen Natewalk
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Vi Pratt
Bridgeport
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Don Norton
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Steve Witkowski
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New Haven
Joe Kemis
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Henry Smedick
Plainville
Frank Renaldi
al D'Addio
Frank Pawlak
Ansonia
Frank Palmieri
Jim Digilo
Donald Larson
Hamden
Mike Rubis
Roger Sherman
Riccio Pinners Lead Newfield Girls Circuit
Riccio's Luncheonette continued its winning run in the Newfield Girls All-Sponsored bowling league, taking the odd game from Dizenzg Construction. A Brandon and S Olsen led Riccio's with solid totals as Tom Thumb Conservatory beat Ochman's Appliance, Pat's Restaurant swept three from Doyle and Martin, Beardsley Pharmacy won three in a row from Arctic Sports Shop, and Yankee Drover Inn defeated Puritan Market.
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Pat's Restaurant
Doyle and Martin
Beardsley Pharmacy
In & Row
Arctic Sports Shop
Yankee Drover Inn
Puritan Market
Rangers down Canadiens 4 1 at Madison Square Garden
New York Rangers top Montreal Canadiens 4 to 1 in a National Hockey League game at Madison Square Garden. Sub goalie Johnny Bower starred in goal with strong support from Dean Prentice and Larry Popein who scored in the second period to widen the lead and clinch the victory.
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Larry Popein
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Montreal Canadiens
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Bruins Triumph 6 2 over Detroit in season opener
Boston Bruins burst to a 6-2 victory against Detroit in front of 9,055 bowling spectators as right winger Leo La Bine scored three goals in under five minutes of the second period securing the club’s first NHL win of the season.
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Bardella Wins Race in Las Vegas Meet
Bardella owned by John Mawson of Encino California won a wire to wire 19000 match race for two champion quarter horses in Las Vegas on November 2. Monita finished second, with Mawson’s entry dominating the field in the $19,000 event.
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Jewish Center Triumphs 82-73 Over Portchester in JCC Clash
Bridgeport Jewish Community Center edged Portchester 82 to 73 in New England JCC basketball last night. Key scorers for Bridgeport were Cohen 22, Baer 13, Bognar 12, Morases 12, while Wittkowski led Portchester with 25 and Anastasio added 22. Free throws decided the outcome as Bridgeport made 28 attempts to Portchester's 21.
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Eker Logan
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la Cavale
Saccone
Newfield Team Victory in Men's Inter-Alley Pin League
The Newfields won two games from Milford while Kingsway swept three in a row from Subalpine in Men s Inter-Alley league play. Cormier and Altieri led Newfields with strong scores. Swarney and Sway starred for Kingsway.
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Altieri
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Alton Kingsway Subalpino
Wilton
Tomaller
Agents Bowling Loop Resumes Play Tonight
Agents Bowling Loop resumes play tonight as teams vie for top positions and standings. The league schedule shows action across multiple lanes with key matchups shaping the weekend results for local bowling clubs.
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Farrington
Spry
Riso
X. Lane
Bonney
Lucke
Kelly
Bonnell
Lurhe San eReny Kelly
Mw Spryore Vonney
Lancase
Tronnetl
Kino
Gonney
Luppino of Arizona Breaks Scoring Mark
Arizona sophomore Art Luppino set a 34 year season scoring record by totaling 166 points with 24 touchdowns and 22 conversions in a 42-40 win over Wyoming to close the Wildcats season. He led the nation in rushing and kickoff returns.
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Arizonia
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Arizona
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Nebraska
Jim Leech
VMI
Bratkowski Leads Bears Past Rams For 24 13 Victory
Chicago rookie quarterback Zeke Bratkowski threw two touchdown passes and sparked a 24 13 win over the Los Angeles Rams at Wrigley Field. Bratkowski completed 14 of 28 passes for 237 yards as Chicago climbed to 6 4 in the Western Division, while the Rams fell to 5 4 1 and dropped their three game win streak. Bratkowski connected with Gene Schroeder for a 40 yard score and later found Jim Dooley and Harlon Hill for scoring strikes. Larry Brink added a 79 yard run for the Bears as Bill Wade fumbled but the defense preserved the lead. Norm Van Brocklin threw for 308 yards for the Rams, but Chicago forced turnovers late to seal the victory.
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van Brocklin
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Larry Brink
Tom McCormick
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Eagles Rout Redskins 41-33 in Burk's seven TDs
Adrian Burk sparked the Philadelphia Eagles to a 41-33 comeback win over the Washington Redskins at Connie Mack Stadium, throwing seven touchdown passes. The game featured 12 fumbles and a mix of field goals and safeties as Burk broke the single game NFL record for TD passes, while Harold Giancanelli Jerry Williams and Pete Pihos caught scores and Bobby Walston added two field goals and conversions.
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Skippy) Giancanelli
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Collins Triumph Denies Vagabonds 12-6 in League Showdown
Collins restaurant beat Jean's Vagabonds 12-6 at Black Rock Field to seize sole first place in the Junior Recreation Football league. Collins moved to 3-1, while Vagabonds and Trocadero Lions tied for runnerup at 2-1, with a rematch set at Seaside Park to determine the half title challenger.
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Brooklawn Trojans
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Brooklawn
Paradise
Archie Collins
Bill Smiths Lassies top Black Rock in Inter-Alley bowling
Bill Smiths Lassies defeated Black Rock in a feature Girls Inter-Alley match with three straight games. Olson, Kandro and Marciazyk led the winners while Rondeau topped the Rocks. Subalpine took one from Boston, Fairfield Academy beat Kingsway, and Holland won two from ABC in other matches.
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