Eagles Defeat Browns 17 7 in Pro Grid Roundup Upset
Matson and McHan led the Philadelphia Eagles to a 17-7 upset over the Cleveland Browns in NFL action yesterday. Bill Barnes ran for eight yards in a first quarter surge as Browns defenders Charles Noll and Len Ford stopped the play. The win marked Philadelphia’s first of the season and began a 12-game Browns skid.
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Jurgensen Sutton And Barnes Have Good Days
NFL results show the Cardinals, Bears and 49ers delivering strong showings. Jurgensen led Philadelphia, Matson starred for Chicago, while Galimore scored four for the Bears in a high scoring Sunday.
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Hayes Wins Carolinas PGA Championship in Sudden Death
Furman Hayes of Gastonia defeated Al Smith of Danville in a sudden death playoff after a 5 hole deadlock at 208 at New Bern Country Club. Smith led the final round by two under par 70 as Mike Souchak finished eighth with 213.
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Galimore Scores 24 Points As Bears Win First Game
Willie Galimore starred for the Chicago Bears in a 34-26 upset of Los Angeles, rushing 24 times for 153 yards and four touchdowns. The rookie from Florida A&M earned the game ball amid cheers from fans and compliments from coach Paddy Driscoll. The win gives Chicago their first triumph of the NFL season and raises hopes for another division title chase.
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Smith wins big Ragtop race at North Wilkesboro
Jack Smith of Atlanta won the 100 mile stock car race at North Wilkesboro. The Wilson 100 was marred by a fatal wheel incident, while a separate Wilson convertible win dispute between Possum Jones and Billy Myers remained unresolved.
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Saturday's Stars shine in big upsets and clutch drives
Billy Atkins booted a 24 yard field goal for a 3-0 Auburn win over Georgia Tech keeping the Tigers unbeaten. Ted Kershner and Jim Bakhtiar led dramatic upsets for Maryland and Virginia with big runs and four touchdowns respectively. Ross Fichtner, a 18 year old Purdue sophomore, quarterbacked a 2013 upset of top ranked Michigan State. Boyce Smith of Vanderbilt threw three TD passes and scored on a sneak in a 32-20 win over Penn State.
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Rosi and Busso Set for Madison Square Garden Bout
Paolo Rosi of New York meets Johnny Busso in a 10 round feature at Madison Square Garden on Friday night. Rosi is undefeated this year in four fights and ranked fifth among contenders. Busso ranks ninth. NBC radio and TV will carry the event at 9 p.m. EST.
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Late grid scores show mixed results across regions
East results include Scranton 34 all over Kings 0 and Miss Southern 14 over Memphis State. Midwest features Cincinnati 14 Marquette 0 and North Texas 14 Tulsa 12. Southwest notes Rice 27 SMU 21 and Houston 6 Oklahoma State 6. West Coast shows Idaho 7 College of Pacific 7 and Cal State 31 Portland 6.
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