Hart Leads Cardinals Past Eagles In Pro Gridiron Classic
St Louis rookie quarterback Taft Hart threw multiple touchdowns in a 40-14 win over the Philadelphia Eagles. Chicago’s Gale Sayers sidelined with a toe injury as the Browns shutout the Bears 24-0. Green Bay, Minnesota, Los Angeles, and Washington won, while Dallas edged Pittsburgh and San Francisco beat New Orleans.
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Blondes Cause Distraction as Chargers Rally to 38-21
San Diego with Hadl throwing three TD passes overcame an in‑stands theft of a game ball by Beverly Hutchison of Colorado and a halftime scare to beat Denver 38-21. Oakland and Houston also won while Kansas City stumbled as the AFL season pressed on.
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Junior Beavers and Deckermen Face Schedule Tonight
Corry teens prepare for two football showdowns as Junior High seven under Bruce Hecker travel to Titusville for a makeup game and the Baby Beavers host Deckermen in a 7 p.m. varsity crowd. The Little Beavers sit 4 0 tonight with Clark Eaton Bob Boutwell ends and backfield led by Rod Burrows and Kevin Grant amid varsity injuries.
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Pro Grid Standings and Sunday NFL Chart Summary
Pro Grid Standings show teams and records across the National and American Leagues with divisional leaders and Sunday results. Key teams listed include Dallas, Philadelphia, Washington, St Louis, Green Bay, Detroit, Baltimore, San Francisco, New York, Houston, Cleveland, Chicago, and others with win loss totals, points for and against, and notes on Sunday scores. The text also references league leaders in scoring and Jets recent 4 1 1 mark through Namath passing and rushing TDs.
Beavers Lose Star Runners As Season Sees Injuries
Corry Area High School football suffers serious injuries to Sam Dubrosky and Rick Willman, ending Dubrosky’s season and likely sidelining Willman. With backfield downs, coach Lou Hanna faces a tougher stretch as Academy and Meadville loom, pressing for a .500 record.
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DiMaggio Signs Two Year Pact With A's As VP
Joe DiMaggio, 92, joins the Oakland Athletics as executive vice president under Charles O. Finley. He will consult on personnel, player transactions, community relations and promotions as the club relocates from Kansas City to Oakland.
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No. 2 Purdue Upset Southern Cal and more football
O. J. Simpson starred for top-ranked Southern California guiding a 23-6 win over Washington. Oregon State upset second-ranked Purdue 22-14 with a big defense forcing five turnovers. Alabama fell to Tennessee 24-13 as Tennessee's defense intercepted five passes. UCLA rallied to beat Stanford 21-6, Colorado edged Nebraska 21-16, NC State beat Wake Forest 24-7, Georgia crushed VMI 56-8, Houston routed Mississippi State 43-6, Wyoming beat Wichita State 30-7, and other top teams won in a busy college football Saturday.
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Pitt's Hart Just About Lost Heart After Miami Rout
Pitt coach Dave Hart blamed costly mistakes as Pittsburgh were blown out 58-0 by Miami. Panthers threw five interceptions, three fumbles, a blocked punt, and short punts plus long returns by Rich Robinson and John Barnett. Hart said Miami was far from unbeatable and Pitt would rebound against Navy at Pitt Stadium.
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Section Two Crown Fight Sets Friday Night Clash
The Franklin Knights defend their Section Two title against the Titusville Rockets in Titusville Friday night. Both teams boast 4-0-0 section records with Titusville carrying an 0-1 overall mark. Key players include John Bennett Howard Morrison and Gene McNamara for Titusville, while Franklin relies on a stubborn defense and a near perfect season apart from a 7-7 tie with Grove City. Warren routs Jamestown 40-0 as Dan O’Neil gains 313 yards for the Dragons. Bob Goalby wins the St Louis golf tourney with a 54 499 total, six strokes ahead of the field.
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Bowl Aire lanes list of bowlers and scores
Editor's note lists Bowl-Aire players and their scores across multiple events. Names include Jim Chris 208 Edwards 103 and many from Beaver, Night Owls, and CJ groups with mixed scores and team affiliations.
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Tinko Construction
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Monkey runs the course as Delhi club plays from monkey dropped ball
The Delhi Golf Club allows players to hit from where a monkey drops the ball claiming the animal is an unofficial partner in games. Monkeys frequent the course, chasing and juggling golf balls, adding a quirky twist to play.
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