Taylor Nears NFL Rushing Mark
Jim Taylor of the Green Bay Packers powered toward NFL rushing records with four touchdowns and 1,075 yards as Green Bay crushed the Philadelphia Eagles 49-0. The win kept the Packers atop the Western Conference with a 9-0-1 mark, while the Giants and Redskins won to stay in pursuit in the East.
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Top Ten Fared This Week With College Scores
The Associated Press summary lists week results for the nations top ten teams. Northwestern fell to Wisconsin 37-4 while Southern California won 39-14 over Stanford. Alabama rolled Miami 36-3 and Mississippi defeated Chattanooga 52-7. Texas beat Baylor 27-12. Arkansas edged Rice 28-14. Missouri routed Colorado 57-0. Wisconsin beat Northwestern 37-4. LSU beat TCU 5-0. Minnesota defeated Iowa 10-0.</s>
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Farm Bureau Opens Ohio Convention
In Columbus the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation begins its three day annual convention with more than 2000 farmers expected to attend. Delegates will set official policy for the coming year during sessions.
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Denver Dallas In Title Fight With Ding Dong Clash
Denver and Dallas chase the Western Division crown as Boston and Houston also factor in. Dallas tops the West lead by half a game after beating New York 52 31 while Boston downed Denver 33 29. Houston beat Oakland 28 20 to stay a half game back. Buffalo routed San Diego 40 20, while Boston faces Houston next after a 34 21 win over Houston previously.
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International Assured Of Starting 13 Horses
A drying Laurel turf course promises a full 13-horse field for the 125000 Washington D.C. International at Laurel. Kelso, the 1960 61 champion, set a brisk 4815 for a half mile as top American hopes join Carry Back Beau Purple and Match II in the global classic lineup.
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Unusual Weekend For Horses Shocks Three Track Races
Three top contenders suffered defeats in feature races at Garden State Park Aqueduct and Laurel. Crewman won Garden State Stakes and Dead Ahead beat Jaipur in the Roamer Handicap, Fool's Play took Selima at Laurel. Never Bend Jaipur suffered upsets. Crewman and Dead Ahead paid long odds while Fool's Play claimed stakes glory. Willie Shoemaker rode Crewman, Avellina Gomz rode Dead Ahead, Fool's Play paid 5.20 to win.
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Stork Grill Tops Five-Man Handicap Bowl Standings
Stork Grill of Cleveland leads the Jack Frisbie five man handicap tournament with 3 240 total as Trianon Mid States Cleveland sits second at 3 189 Middletown group Art Fra sik's Inc. is third with 3 181 promotion CGE fourth and Black Label Middletown fifth. In the Middletown Journal Four Game Sweeper Louis Molnar Dayton leads with 865 Jay Iles Upper Sandusky second 843 Frank Carpenter Springfield third John Schmitmeyer St Marys fourth Gene Myers Cleveland fifth 816. The event runs through December 23 and is in its second weekend.
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Barnums Victory Ends Years Of Frustration At Cajun Classic
Barnum, 51, captured his first major tourney title at the Cajun Classic in Lafayette. He shot 63, 69 to post a 270 total at Oakbourne, the lowest 72 hole score in the event, earning $2,400. Gay Brewer Jr and Bo Winninger finished strong, with Hill and Ragan close behind.
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Fight Results Across Cities Highlight Varied Outcomes
In New York Joey Archer outpoints Mick Leahy over 159 and 2 thirds rounds at 159 and 2. Ireland’s Georges Estatoff falls to Sugar Ray Robinson who stops him in 6 rounds at Lyon. Blair Richardson stops Vern Lemar in 4 rounds at North Sydney. Fiji Nava outpoints Erique Camarena in Mexico City at 10 rounds. Baby Lorena stops Singern Se Manchai in Manila in 3 rounds. Hoshinori Takahashi stops Billy Burk in Tokyo after 3 rounds in Phoenix.
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National Basketball Association Weekend Results
National Basketball Association scores show Cincinnati defeating Detroit 135 to 124 and St. Louis beating Los Angeles 97 to 96 on Saturday. San Francisco won over Chicago 113 to 108, while Chicago defeated Los Angeles 109 to 105 in overtime on Sunday. Boston topped New York 117 to 98, and St. Louis defeated Detroit 117 to 100. Cincinnati visits Boston on Monday.
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Palmer Snead Stagger To Canada Cup Victory
United States wins Canada Cup golf title for third straight year as Arnold Palmer and Sam Snead overcome a difficult 10th hole. De Vincenzo claims individual title with 68. Final team score 557, two strokes ahead of De Vincenzo DeLuca. Australia third, England fourth, France fifth.
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Hawks Beat Pistons as Beatty Sparks Win
Prairie View rookie Beatty, 22, 6-9, 235, appears ready for St. Louis Hawks duty after a 17 point 10 rebound performance in a 117-100 victory over Detroit. Cliff Hagan led the Hawks with 29 as Boston edged New York and Chicago beat Los Angeles in overtime elsewhere.
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Mask Helps Red Wings Gain Top Spot
The Detroit Red Wings extend their lead in the NHL standings after a 3-2 win over the New York Rangers at Madison Square Garden. Terry Sawchuk’s confident goaltending helps Detroit hold off a Rangers attack as Alex Del Vecchio and Alex Faulkner spark the victory. Toronto also won to widen Detroit's margin. Montreal beat Boston 4-2 while Toronto defeated New York 5-3 and Detroit tied Boston 3-3.
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Big Wind From Los Angeles Ahead Of Clay Moore Bout
In Los Angeles this week the Cassius Clay vs Archie Moore clash looms. Clay, Louisville’s brash heavyweight, predicts a four round KO while Moore, from San Diego, vows to counter with his lip buttoner. Officials expect a 12 round fight but rounds may be shortened if the action matches the hype.
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