Tittle Sizzles as Giants Rally Past Redskins in NFL
Y A Tittle, 36, fires 27 of 39 for 595 yards and seven TDs as the Giants thump the Redskins 49-34 to surge toward the Eastern Division lead. Morrison catches two TDs, Shofner 269 receiving yards, while Snead’s four TD passes highlight Washington’s high-scoring defeat.
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Tittle Eyes Eighth TD In Bad Taste Remark
Y A Tittle refused to chase an eighth touchdown after saying it would be in bad taste with time left. He threw seven TD passes in a 49-34 win over the Redskins and nearly set the yardage record, finishing 27 of 39 for 505 yards. Teammates praised his protection and receivers Del Shofner Frank Gifford Joe Walton and Joe Morrison as key blockers and targets.
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Browns Seek QB Insurance After Ninowski Injury
Cleveland Browns coach Paul Brown sought a quarterback replacement for the injured Jim Ninowski after a 41-14 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers. Frank Ryan stepped in, completing 11 of 18 passes for 144 yards and two touchdowns as Jim Brown led the ground game with 93 yards on 21 carries and a receiving score. The Browns rose to 4-3, into third in the East, while Ninowski’s season status remained uncertain and John Furman was noted as a potential option.
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Lema Wins Orange County Open In Playoff
Tony Lema of San Leandro California ends four year drought by winning the Orange County Open in a sudden death playoff with Bob Rosburg. Lema sinks an 11 foot birdie on the third playoff hole after both finish at 267. Rosburg 1900 prize money. Me Callister and Bayer tied for third at 269.
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Dawson Makes It Big In AFL
AFL star Dawson rises from unemployment to quarterback for Dallas Texans. He throws three TD passes on a 31 7 win over Houston, completing 12 of 16 passes for 177 yards. Abner Haynes and Warren Rabb contribute Texas and Bills scorers in a high scoring day.
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NFL Scores Roundup From Weekend Games
Detroit defeated Chicago 11 to 3, Cleveland beat Pittsburgh 41 to 14, Green Bay downed Baltimore 17 to 6, Los Angeles beat San Francisco 28 to 4, Buffalo routed Denver 45 to 38, Dallas edged Houston 31 to 7, New York defeated San Diego 23 to 3.
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Weekend grid results and boxing summaries
Saturday results show Steubenville Central over Farrell 28 to 20 and Zanesville 31 to Cambridge 12. Dayton Stivers and Fairview tied 12 to 12 with Roth 8 and Meadowdale 6. Sunday Cincinnati Roger Bacon 14 Elder 6 and Purcell 24 St Xavier 6. Hamilton Catholic tied 6. Weekend fights feature Rubin Carter KO Florentino Fernandez in New York and Ito KO Moses Cooper in Tokyo. Torito Mota outpoints Cuervo Salinas in Mexico City.
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Titans End Skid With Two TD Passes Against Chargers
Johnny Green threw two touchdown passes to Don Maynard and a 73 yard punt return by Dick Christy sparked a 75 yard scoring drive that included Glenn Bass and Cookie Gilchrist as Rabb connected on a 40 yard TD and yielded 75 yards for the deciding score. Frank Tripucka’s five touchdown performance was erased by the Titans late surge.
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Gridiron Giants Rule After Weekend Upsets
Alabama, Northwestern and Southern California led the top ranks after a weekend where Texas dropped from the unbeaten list, Wisconsin lost to Ohio State, and Washington was tied by Oregon. LSU, Mississippi, Nebraska, Dartmouth and Ohio University also kept undefeated records as conference races shaped bowl rosters and top ten alignments.
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NHL Standings and Scores Brief
NHL standings show Detroit at 1 8 8 with 6 points and goals for 12 against 18. Chicago and Montreal records unclear. Sunday results: Chicago 5, New York 3. Detroit 2, Toronto 0. Tuesday schedule: New York at Chicago.
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Net Whiz Kids Eye Australia in Davis Cup
Mexico's Davis Cup young team, led by Rafael Osuna and Antonio Palafox, beat Sweden 3 2 in the interzone semifinal and set sights on India in New Delhi in December. Osuna clinched the final singles and contributed in doubles triumphs, making the pair favorites to reach the challenge round against Australia.
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