Hornung Narrowly Seals Packer Western Crown
Packers beat the Bears 31 28 as Hornung scores three TDs and advances toward a league leading 130 points. Giants defeat the Eagles 38 21 to create a first place tie in the East. Previte’s designed pass play helps New York’s late TD swing the game. Packers face likely season end with Hornung due to military duty.
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Ed Stone Returns to Fayetteville for University Talk
Ed Stone, famed architect behind the American Pavilion at the 1939 World's Fair and New York Museum of Modern Art, returns to Fayetteville to lecture at the University of Arkansas during Homecoming. He discusses American architecture, optimism for the arts, and the need for permanence while praising the University’s impact on producing architects.
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Three unbeaten four year colleges credit AP check
The Associated Press lists three major four year colleges with perfect records in college football, Texas and Alabama both 3-0 and Rutgers 7-0, with twenty small colleges also at unbeaten status. Several teams, including Colorado and others, lost their weekend openers.
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Adios Butler Retires From Racing as Great Pacer
Roosevelt Raceway witnessed the farewell of Adios Butler the era’s top pacing star. The horse retired after a neck win in the $50,000 National Pacing Derby at Roosevelt matching the track record 2 31 3 5 for 1 1 2 miles.
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Giants Rally Past Eagles in 30 Yard TD Start
Giants quarterback Tittle leads with a 12 yard TD to Rote after Del Shotner’s 30 yard score off a deflected pass. New York builds a 28-7 lead before Sonny Jurgensen and King Hill rally Philadelphia. Ninowski connects with Cogdill and Barr for Lions touchdowns. Cassady and Lewis power Browns win as Brown gains 133 yards.
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San Diego Houston duel tightens for AFL title
San Diego holds the edge with a tenth straight win and Western Division crown after a 19-16 victory over Denver. Houston leads the Eastern Division after a 27-15 win over Boston, with New York and Dallas still in contention as San Diego faces Dallas next.
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League rushing leaders and dramatic late scores in NFL games
Joe Perry remains the all time leader, with 7,748 career yards in 12 seasons, as Beal pushes into second with 3,908 after five years. Upsets see the Rams topple the 49ers on Bralkowski’s 74 yard drive and Tarkenton’s TD pass to Mucellin, while the Vikings upset the Colts 12-7 after Deebey’s interception. Bubich edges the Steelers to a 64-5 win over the Cowboys with two touchdown passes to Kiel.
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Fight Results in New York and Ivilywood Matches
In New York and Ivilywood a bout featuring Almigi and Logan produced decisive results. The card listed participants Buyse and others, with notable rounds and a score tally indicating a clear winner in one match.
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Texas Heads the List of Bow Choices
The annual scramble for post season bowls started with Texas (8-0) near assured of the Southwest title and Cotton Bowl host spot. Alabama (8-0) and LSU (7-1) loom as SEC rivals with Sugar Bowl and national title hopes, while Colorado (7-1) eyes the Orange Bowl and notable upsets reshaped the bowl picture as Rutgers remained undefeated and off the radar for major bowls.
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Lark Triumphs In Washington D C International at Laurel
Trainer Paul Parker, newly married last week, saw his colt TV Lark win the $100,000 Washington D C International over Kelso by four lengths. Jockey Johnny Longden praised TV Lark as being at peak while Kelso lamented a tough pace and struggled to shake the foe. Vencently Prenuptial finished third, with a field including Zapeg Mia Denmark Wonderboy Sail Cheoil and Irtysch following.
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Upsets Hit College Gridiron Amid ranked showdowns
Michigan State and Missouri upset hopes as Purdue edges Michigan State 7 6 with a Brumm blocked conversion. Oklahoma beats Missouri 7 0. California loses to the Big York Academy 35 14 while Washington State defeats Oregon 22 21. Texas faces Texas Christian and Ohio State, No 3, meets Oregon as Minnesota targets Purdue. Colorado returns against Nebraska as Missouri meets Kansas State.
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