Browns Rally Past Redskins In Opener
The Cleveland Browns beat the Washington Redskins 38-14 to start the NFL season without Jim Brown. Frank Ryan threw three touchdowns, Ernie Green scored from the one yard line, and three second-half interceptions helped seal the win.
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Caffey’s 52 Yard Return Sparks Packers Win
Lee Roy Caffey, Green Bay linebacker, returns a second period pass 52 yards for a touchdown in a 24-3 victory over the Baltimore Colts. The win comes in the NFL opener as Packers intercept Baltimore three times, two picks leading to scores. Unitas sidelined in part, Berry was latently open when the play developed.
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Locche and Miranda Triumph In Scoring Bout Displays
Buenos Aires light welterweight Nicolino Locche wins 9 rounds to 1 over Alessandro Lopopolo in Argentina. Aruba based Pedro Miranda defeats Gomeo Brennan in Venezuela 10 rounds. both winners claim outpoints with higher scores and international competition notes.
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Bert Coan Shows Potential With 101 Yards In Chiefs Bills Win
Bert Coan, the controversial Kansas City halfback, showed he can deliver as he rushed for 101 yards on 11 carries and scored twice in the Chiefs 42 20 AFL victory over the Bills. Coach Hank Stram praised his return from a career of setbacks and suggested bigger runs lie ahead.
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Stolle Won't Come Cheap For Australian Ace
Forest Hills report says Fred Stolle, new U S men’s champion, rejected $60,000 for two years from pros. He aims for bigger guarantees like Sedgman or Hoad, while Maria Bueno reigns in women’s game after beating Nancy Richey 6-3 6-1.
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National League Results and Schedule Summary
Sunday results include St Louis 4 Pittsburgh 3, Chicago 4 San Francisco 3, Los Angeles 4-1 Houston 0-0, Philadelphia 9 Cincinnati 3, Atlanta 8 New York 3. Standings list Baltimore 89-54, Minnesota 80-65, Detroit 79-65, Chicago 76-70, California 72-71, Cleveland 73-73, Kansas City 66-80, New York 65-81, Washington 64-84, Boston 64-85. Upcoming games schedule covers New York at Los Angeles, Atlanta at Chicago, Cincinnati at St Louis, Pittsburgh at Houston, New York at Los Angeles, Philadelphia at San Francisco. Also notes doubleheaders and remainders with California at Baltimore, Minnesota at Detroit, Kansas City at Cleveland, Washington at New York, Chicago at Boston.
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Toronto Triumphs 6-1 to Win Best-of-Five Series
Toronto defeated Columbus 6 to 1 to clinch the series three games to two. The Maple Leafs opened with a strong offensive burst and held the lead throughout. The win secures Toronto a spot in the next playoff round.
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Reds Resting After Setback From Phillies Loss
Cincinnati rested after a 9-3 defeat at Philadelphia as they sit seven games back in the NL standings with St. Louis and Atlanta tied for sixth. The Phils capitalized on early Reds errors, chased starter Jim Maloney in the fourth, and built a 9-1 lead before Cincinnati added two late runs in the ninth.
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AL's Big Fight Tightening Up
The American League battle for second place tightens as Detroit falls 5-1 to Kansas City and Minnesota rattles Baltimore 11-6. Harmon Killebrew hits his 35th homer and Minnesota erupts for a big inning, while Chicago, California, and New York win elsewhere. Lew Krausse limits Detroit to three hits as Oakland posts a win. Fred Klages debut seals a Senators skid.
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