Bears and Eagles win in NFL Sunday action
Chicago Bears beat Los Angeles Rams 24 3 to pull even atop the Western division while Philadelphia Eagles erase a 17 point deficit to upset the Cleveland Browns 33 17. Washington’s defense shuts down the San Francisco 49ers 7 0 in a Sunday of key results.
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Hospitality Bowl picks shape first post season game
Gulfport promoters hailed the first annual Hospitality Bowl lineup as finest. San Angelo Junior College of Texas was named to play December 3 in the new postseason traction. Sunflower Junior College of Moorhead Mississippi was earlier announced as host. organizers praised San Angelo as a top Texas team.
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Big Klu Snider Mays Repeat on AP Star Baseball Team
Ted Kluszewski Willie Mays and Duke Snider repeat on the 1955 AP all star team chosen by Baseball Writers Association of America. Dodgers place the most representatives with six. Campanella tops catchers, Williams Mays Snider power the lineup. Roberts Ford lead the pitchers.。
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Chilean Open Tennis Championship Won by Ayala
Luis Ayala of Chile defeated Sven Davidson of Sweden former U S indoor champion 7 5 6 4 to win the Chilean national open title on Sunday in Santiago.
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Schroeder Aruta Win Pin Tourney at Sooner Lanes
Unofficial Ragtime Doubles results show a two-woman team winning first with a 1321 total. Merrl Schroeder and Ritchie Aruta lead, Pat Close with Tom Strickland Jr. second at 1304, with Strickland and Aruta both placing in two pay-off spots and Schroeder family placing in two more. Fifty eight entries reported.
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Oklahoma City Prep Playoffs Open This Week
Oklahoma high school football playoffs begin with eight Class B games and one Class A contest. Ada hosts Sulphur Friday in the first Class A game and several Class B matchups follow including Watonga at Bethany and Newkirk versus Fairview.
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Weekend Fights Reported by the Associated Press
In Hollywood Ramon Tiscareno from Mexico outpointed Henry Davis of Honolulu. In Havana Santiago Martinez of Cuba stopped Joel Gutierrez of Mexico City. In Boston Bobby Murphy of Boston faced Herman Garry of Waterbury, and in New Glasgow Gary Simon of New Glasgow stopped Elois Durelle of Baie Ste. Anne.
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Wolverines Ninth In Grid Rankings
Oklahoma City Ada Lindsay and Thomas anchor the Daily Oklahoman high school football rankings. Ada dominates Class A with an 18-0 win over Capitol Hill, moving to 9-1, while Lindsay seals Class B after a 49-6 win to finish 10-0. Cushing leads Class A with a 41-7 crush of Stillwater. Rogers and Ardmore also high. Sapulpa moves into the second five, replacing Muskogee. Thomas tops Class C with a 61-7 victory over Okeene.
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Saturday Night Football Scores Across Regions
A roundup of late college football scores reports East draws big wins for Kings teams as Morris Harvey, West Liberty and Bluefield post victories. Midwest reveals Wichita and Adams State style blowouts while several others post narrow wins. Southwest games include Arizona and San Diego State clashes with decisive results. West and Far West share action from Linfield to Santa Barbara with several shutouts.
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Johnson Warner Lead Predictors in Week Strongest Yet
Johnson and Warner top the Constitution Press football forecasters with 21 4 records each, 0.840. Ahlschlager and Dixon 20 5, Sharrock Atteberry Ewald Ralston Clabes Bentley at 19 6, Greenberg 18 7. Ralston leads season at 158 55 (.742) while Johnson nears with 157 56 (.737) and Bentley Clabes still in contention. Consensus 156 57 for the season.
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Tulsa Bowman Bags His Buck
Tulsa bow and arrow hunter Garland Sievers bagged an eight point buck near Camp Gruber in eastern Oklahoma as the archery season opened. Game Warden W L Pickens reported the ten day season began Saturday with 432 licenses issued to nine states.
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Czech walker Ladis lav Choc sets 50 km record
Vienna reports Ladislav Choc of Czechoslovakia walked 50 kilometers in 4 hours 27 minutes 28 seconds. The world record listed is 4 hours 30 minutes 21 seconds by Hungary's Roka.
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