Stanford Back With Grid Elite After Upset Victory
Stanford, unbeaten in two starts, climbs into top ten as upsets topple several ranked teams. Michigan State upset by Stanford 16 13 ends drought. Top teams Alabama Ohio State Texas Penn State win. other notable results include Auburn Nebraska Notre Dame and Arkansas.
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Redskins shock NFL by beating St Louis to lead conference
Washington Redskins upset St. Louis 24 14 to stay atop the Western Conference while Green Bay and Detroit win. Bobby Mitchell and Norm Snead connected on two TD passes, Dale Hack and strong defense pace the Redskins. Jim Taylor leads NFL rushing as Green Bay trounces Chicago 49 0 and Detroit topples Baltimore 29 20.
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Ladies Day Question Puzzles Club Panel
A fragment from a local page shows a query about managing duties on Ladies Day. The readable text hints at a casual discussion or contest item, with phrases including a question and brief crowd chatter.
Browns Lose 35-7 After Key Play Offense Lapses
Cleveland coach Paul Brown blamed a bad first quarter pass for the 35-7 defeat to Philadelphia as the Browns fail to convert early chances. QB Frank Ninowski and RB Jim Brown struggled, while Philadelphia QB Sonny Jurgensen threw two touchdowns and led the Eagles to a convincing win.
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Local Jockey Severely Injured In Track Accident
Jockey Charles Collins, former Middletown resident, is in serious condition at Prince George General Hospital after a September 29 track mishap. He suffered a concussion, broken neck, rib fractures, a smashed jaw, punctured lungs, bruised stomach, kidney injuries and other internal damage. He will remain in traction for six weeks.
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Lema Has Dough For Vacation
Las Vegas AP reports touring professional golfer Tony Lema starts a brief vacation after winning the Sahara Invitational for 90 000 dollars. The next stop is Bakersfield California for a 40 000 dollar purse beginning October 1. Lema won the Sahara by three strokes with rounds 69 67 66 and 48 270.
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Fight Results From The Associated Press Report
In Las Vegas Jorge Fernandez outpointed Charley Scott in a bout listing Fernandez at 150 percent and Scott at 149 percent. In Dortmund Doug Jones 161 percent and Erich Schoeppner 177 percent drew. In Manila Solo Mon Boysaw stopped Kanzo Shimamura. In Dimba California Wayne Thornton knocked out Pete Gonzales in Fresno.
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Bunting Lows Forest Hills Weekend Golf Field
Dick Bunting led the low gross at Forest Hills Country Club with a 67, edging Dave Beveridge who shot 69. Bob Schiebert posted 70 while others ranged from 73 to 76 with several tying for 70 and blind bogey laurels shared by Ken Giltrow and Bill McGahan.
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Fiessinger II Tourney Wins Second Flight Title
Dick Fiessinger defeated Paul Elrod 2 and 1 to capture the Second Flight championship in Wildwood's Fall Handicap Tournament held yesterday. Doug Sutherland beat Sam Tutt 3 and 2, and Gene Mack won 1 up over Joe Liston. Low gross honors went to Harlan Romans with 77, Fiessinger 78, Walsh 79, and Boehm blind bogey winner with 74.
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Yesterday's Stars: Giants and Cardinals vie for NL title
Willie Mays hit his 47th homer in the eighth to break a 1-1 tie and lift the Giants 2-1 over the Cardinals, forcing a playoff with the Dodgers for the National League championship. Curt Simmons pitched a five-hit shutout to push St Louis into a playoff with San Francisco for the NL title.
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Giants Rally Behind Four TD Passes In Week Two
Y A Tittle tied a club record with four touchdown passes to Dudley Gifford Webster and Shofner as the Giants erased a deficit to win for the second straight week. Milt Plum misfired as the 49ers defense harried the Colts and the Steelers' Sayre reached 19 TD passes with Mack. Jurgen then led the Eagles with two TDs while the defense limited Brown and Wilson to 71 rushing yards and Retzlaff left with a possible forearm fracture.
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Bowling Results From Eastern Lanes And Laynecrest Lanes
Local bowling results list many teams and players across Eastern Lanes and Laynecrest Lanes. Individual scores show Armstrong Gibbs Fox with mixed totals and team standings include Doubles Couples Ambassadors and various league entries with mixed results.
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