Steelers rally over Redskins in Pitt Stadium clash
Pittsburgh edged Washington 14 to 7 at Pitt Stadium as Ed Brown connected with Gary Ballman on a late touchdown pass. John Henry Johnson ran 93 yards on 25 carries, and the Steeler defense halted Washington at the one yard line twice in the final minute. Art Rooney denied any Parker resignation rumors after the game.
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Redskins
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National Football League
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Ed Brown
Gary Ballman
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Charley Taylor
Jourgensen
Angelo Coia
Taylor
Jurgensen
Preston Carpenter
J. W. Lockett
Brown
Sneak
Art Rooney
Buddy Parkers
Cardinals Seek Final Day Title Clash in NFL Season
The Cardinals beat the Browns 98-19 to stay within a half game of Cleveland while Giants and Eagles losses complicate the Eastern race. Detroit upset Baltimore 21-14 keeping playoff hopes alive. Lions, Steelers, 49ers, and Packers also won. Charley Johnson starred with two passing and two rushing TDs. Concannon and Wood played full games as rookies for possible final starts.
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Los Angeles
Green Bay
Chicago
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Joe Childress
Bobby Joe Conrad
Big Red
Gary Wood
Jack Concannon
Diamond Holds One Point Lead In County Classic League
Diamond Lanes preserved a one game edge over DD Lanes as the Lawrence County Classic League split four points last night. Bob Falconie led Diamond with a 624 series and Bill Walters added strong marks. Dan DePaolo, Joe Leinkner, Mickey Michalesko, Ken Bauder, Tony Magione, and Vito Pallerino also posted solid games. Next week the league visits Shenango Bowl-A-Way at 9 pm.
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Bob Falconie
Bill Walters
Falconie
Watters
Dan DePaolo
Joe Leinkner
Mickey Michalesko
Ken Bauder
Tony Magione
Vito Pallerino
CYO Opener Set Jan 3 in Lawrence County League
The Lawrence County CYO Basketball League announced its first league game will be Jan 2 at Blwood. Nine coaches attended the meeting at St. Vitus church with Rev Michael Williams of Pittsburgh praising CYO progress and the league’s plan for a clinic. A Dec 28 meeting at St. Camillus Church will tackle rosters and by laws, with Harry Marshall and others reading rules.
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Western Pennsylvania
St. Vitus Church
Richard Ross
CYO
Michael Wiliams
Pittshurch
Harry Marshall
Lawrence County
Lawrece County
Blwood
Michael Williams
Pittsburgh
St. Camillus Church
League
Marshall
Babe Abraham
Anthony Richards
St Michael defeats Laurel 71 to 53 in Greenville
St Michael High dominated Laurel with a 28-16 second quarter run and 46 plus scoring in the final periods to win 71-53. Laurel lost four players to fouls early in the fourth, led by Walter Berry's 14 points, as St Michael controlled the boards and won the reserve game 35-30.
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Paul Crowe
George Miles
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Don Stoner
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Chargers Clinch AFL Western Title With Jets Rout
The San Diego Chargers crushed the New York Jets 38-4 to clinch the AFL Western Division as Boston Patriots beat Kansas City 31-24. Buffalo Bills lost to Oakland 43-16, tying the Eastern Division race with Boston with two games left. Paced by John Hadl, San Diego led 24-0 at halftime, while Earl Faison and Lance Alworth highlighted the win. Boston’s Parilli set an AFL scoring record with 155 points as the Patriots move to 12-1. The Bills face a must-win stretch, with the crucial Dec. 20 showdown looming in Boston.
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Chiefs
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Tobin Rose
Lance Alworth
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Gino Cappelletti
Parilli
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Art Graham
J. D. Garrett
Cappellett
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AFL
Pete Gogolak
Oakland
Tom Flores
Cotton Davidson
Bo Roberson
Art Powell
Flores
Charlie Warner
Westminster eyes third tomorrow in Grove City tilt
Westminster College aims for a third straight win in the 1964 home opener against Grove City after a 55-49 come from behind victory over Carnegie Tech. Dixie Rowlands 14 and Bob Cravetz 13 led Westminster as they improved to 2-0 in the West Penn Conference.
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Bob Cravetz
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Cravetz
Amorrow
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