Baltimore Crushes Skins in 35-0 Shutout
Unitas threw two touchdown passes and set up another, Cuozzo connected with Richardson for a 34 yard score as Baltimore built a 35-0 halftime lead. The defense halted Redskins stars Jurgensen and Siner while Brodie ended a holdout with a four year 750000 contract for the 49ers. Attendance was 45,005.
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Ballimore
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Bail-Snyder
Nisby Surgery and Raiders Loss Highlight 1966 Report
A chaotic game summary notes Nisby undergoing surgery and the Raiders defeating by a score in a 1966 matchup. Randy Nichols, seven, from Joe Mitchell School is cited as Surme Olympic King with Olympic references and local school involvement. Multiple players and coaches are named, including Charlie Green, Jim Otto, Tom Keating, and Loren Hawley, with scattered game actions and benching details.
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Kiwanis Orioles Force Coast Playoff Clash
Kiwanis Orioles beat Jones Hamilton 11 to 10 to force a Newark Coast League second half playoff with Alameda Sporting Goods. Both teams finished 5-5 and will compete Friday at 1 15 PM at Newark Little League Field. Mike DeRose led off the sixth with a triple and scored on a fielder's choice by Kent West.
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Kiwanis Orioles
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Alameda Sporting Goods
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Mike DeRose
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Mae-Rich Downs Litton Triumph in Softball Double-Header
Mae-Rich Downs Litton won 63 in the Liver more Mens' Softball League double header at Recreation Center Field. Kim Clarks pitched and batted Sizzler to a 9.5 victory over State Farm in the first game. Wenlse Blair sparked the late innings with a one out solo homer for Mae-Rich.
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State Farm
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Mac Rich
Giants Clout Mets in condensed relief decision
In a baseball note the article explains relief pitcher credit rules. Linzy worked 14 innings and was ineffective leading to two following hurlers. Henry allowed one run with a single man left. Marichal needed four pitches to retire Chuck Hiller and finish the eighth, then set the Mets down in order in the ninth.
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Kidd Breaks Ankle Shocks U S Alpine Ski Hopes
World of Sports report notes Billy Kidd of Stone Vi mend fracturing his right ankle hours before the 1986 World Alpine Ski Championship meets. The injury blunts American hopes as the team faces competition in London and Vienna.
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Ation
Peter Walters
Warren
Michigan
Gardner Dickinson
Flyers to Philadelphia name chosen for NHL entry
Philadelphia's new NHL team will be known as the Flyers after ballots from fans. President Putnam announced the name, describing it as denoting action speed skill and success following a survey of more than 1 000 ballots.
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Newark In NorCal Opener at Bushrod Park
Newark Farms, winner of yesterday's East Bay Connie Mack second place playoff, meets Watsonville of the Monterey Bay League in the Northern California Tourney second game at Bushrod Park. Wes Sears starter likely for 1 pm test. New roster additions include Kent Calderon Rod Christiansen and Steve Allen.
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Bushrod Park
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Joe Sullivan
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Balentine
Kent Calderon
Rod Christiansen
Lou Frank
Steve Allen
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