Browns Edge Cowboys 20-16 Behind Heart and Late Pick Six
Cleveland remained tied for first in the NFL Eastern Division after a 20-16 win over Dallas. Bernie Parrish returned a 54 yard interception for a TD, Jim Brown delivered physical leadership, and a late fumble recovery sealed victory amid a rough game with injuries on defense.
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Golden Boy Collars Packers in Colts defeat
Green Bay kicker Paul Hornung wore a protective collar after a pinched nerve and missed five straight field goals as the Packers fell 24-21 to Baltimore. The loss, part of a 3-3 start, kept Green Bay two games behind the Western-leading Colts.
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Canton South Pitcher Ron Young Fires Three No Hit Games
Canton Ohio AP report highlights Canton South High School southpaw Ron Young who threw three no hitters in a season, two consecutive. He lost the final no hitter 3-2 in the sectional tournament after a single bad inning with bases on balls a bunt error a wild throw and a wild pitch producing three runs.
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Ref Admits He's Wrong but South Still Winner
Dayton area game ends with Springfield South 8 6 victory over Dayton Chaminade. Referee Robert Dagenhardt admits error on final safety call, but rule stands under Ohio high school rules with no appeal. Officials and Chaminade acknowledge human error and no action planned.
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Quarterbacks dominate college football as season shifts
Relief era highlights unbeatens Arkansas and Notre Dame while Texas suffers a late stumble. Alabama with Sloan leads SEC showdown, Nebraska rolls behind Churchich, LSU and LSU links, and Tulsa’s Rhome ignites 58-0 rout with 440 yards and seven TDs as QB-focused season reshapes rankings and pace.
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Two Enshrined In Duckpin Hall
Mrs. Catherine Kitty Quigley a 77 year old bowler from Washington D C and Mike Bogino of Avon were elected to the Old Timers Duckpin Hall of Fame by the National Duckpin Bowling Congress. The honors were announced at the national tournament in Newington Conn.
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Kitty) Quigley
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Rallies Lead Montreal and Rangers to NHL Wins
Claude Larose and Lou Angotti sparked late rallies Sunday night in NHL action. Montreal beat Boston 3-1 after Larose scored in the middle period. The Rangers tied the Maple Leafs 3-3 as Angotti netted two power-play goals to fuel a comeback. Toronto and Montreal sat tied for first. Detroit beat Chicago 3-2 to keep third-place near, and Gordie Howe scored twice for the Wings.
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Bold Lad Heads Derby Hype After Dominant Cham pagne Stakes Win
Bold Lad, the standout favorite for the 1965 Kentucky Derby, seeks the first 3-year-old Triple Crown sweep in 17 years. The Wheatley Stable colt, trained by Bill Winfrey and ridden by Braulio Baeza, extended his winning streak to seven with a seven-length victory in the Champagne Stakes at Aqueduct, a prep win prompting plans to skip Garden States and target the Flamingo at Hialeah.
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Grid injuries prove fatal at Col linwood High School
Alius Skipper Boyce 18, a Col linwood High School senior, died at Huron Road Hospital after head injuries suffered in a football scrimmage more than a month earlier. He collapsed Sept 12 at his parents home and underwent surgery Sept 13 but never regained consciousness. His father said he complained of headaches after the tackle in scrimmage.
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Skipper) Boyce
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Weekend Fights Report From Nova Scotia and Manila
Jack ie Carter of Dartmouth outpointed Hector Rodriguez of Boston in New Glasgow Nova Scotia. Baby Lorena of the Philippines stopped Goro Tsutsumi of Japan in Manila, the Philippines, in five rounds.
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Philippines
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Sikes Leads Way Into California
Las Vegas AP reports rookie Dick Sikes led the Sahara Invitational field from start to finish, winning the $12,000 richest purse on the autumn tour with a 275 total after a nine-under 62 opening round. Casper placed second at 276, while Nicklaus and Rodgers tied for third at 277.
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Hagge Coasts To Victory At Wright Invitational
Hagge built a seven stroke morning lead and coasted to a two shot win at the Mickey Wright Invitational in Bonsall California. She shot 71 in the morning and 76 in the final round to finish 287 total, one under par for the 72 hole LPGA event, two ahead of Sandra Henie who closed with 70.
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Hart and Bunting Lead Wildwood Golf Meet
Bob Hart fired a 78 to win gross honors at Wildwood, one stroke ahead of Bob McCabe. Bob Lubberger shot 82 for third, with Charles Corman and Dick Adams at 85. Ed Sherman 76 and Harold Barry 88. Sherman 75 as blind bogey winner. At Forest Hills Don Bunting shot 64 for low gross. blind bogey winners were Bill McGahan Arba Thomas Sr and Bob Sant.
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Giardello Defends Crown Against Rubin Carter in Vegas
Middleweight champion Joey Giardello defends his title for the first time against Rubin Hurricane Carter in a 15 round bout in Las Vegas Nev. Giardello won the crown last December from Wick Tiger and selected Carter from a field that included Tiger Joey Archer and Jose Torres. The fight will be shown on closed circuit TV in about 60 cities.
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Hurricane) Carter
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Arnie and Nicklaus Plan Cajun Classic Showdown
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus near equal in tour earnings as they plot a head to head finish at Lafayette Cajun Classic on Nov. 1921. Nicklaus placed third in Sahara Invitational earning 3666 dollars while Palmer won 940 dollars, widening their gap to about 319 dollars. Both headed to Australia afterwards with plans for a possible Cajun Classic rematch.
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