Maryland grid stars set records in Penn State clash
Maryland finished a tough season with four team records including an ACC mark, all led by quarterback Jim Corcoran who set completions and attempts records in the finale with Penn State. Corcoran accounted for 45 plays, besting Dick Shiner’s 33 attempts from 1963. Bob Sullivan tied for the season with 11 interceptions, while kicker Bernardo Bramson has scored 80 points over two seasons. Local players earned honors from Morgan State, Bridgewater, Western State, and others, as Frederick High and area teams boasted notable seasons and upcoming games.
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Shoulder Injury Shelves Cuozzo
Baltimore Colts quarterback Gary Cuozzo will undergo surgery this morning after a left shoulder separation in Sundays 42 27 loss to Green Bay. If placed on injured reserve he would miss the January 2 title game with Green Bays lead. Tom Matte will replace Cuozzo. George Haffner may be activated for Saturday's Rams game in Los Angeles.
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Five undefeated county quintets clash tonight in high school action
Five undefeated area teams Middletown Frederick Linganore Brunswick Thurmont seek to extend perfect starts as district rivals square off. Knights host Mt Airy Cadets travel to Andover Lancers welcome Francis Scott Key Railroaders meet Poolesville Mountaineers open versus Taneytown. Additional games feature St Johns vs Maryland School for the Deaf and Emmitsburg at Fairfield.
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Gale Sayers Clinches Rookie of the Year in Record Day
Chicago Bears halfback Gale Sayers explodes for six touchdowns in a 61-20 win over San Francisco, setting NFL season records with 21 total touchdowns and 336 yards in combined rushing, receiving and returns. He solidifies Rookie of the Year honors despite earlier doubts and stresses room for growth.
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Corum Quits W. Va. Football Coach After 1960 Tenure
Gene Corum resigned as West Virginia University head football coach on Monday after a two year program evaluation. President Paul Miller announced the move, with athletic director Red Brown to begin a search. Corum, 44, compiled a 29-30-2 record and said he may remain at the university in some capacity.
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Richards Fired as Astros GM. Hatton to Succeed
Houston Astros dismiss general manager Paul Richards after 39 years in baseball with Grady Hatton to take over as manager and Tal Smith named director of player personnel. Harris and Ed Robinson offered other roles as Hofheinz defends moves amid a 64 win season.
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Bigger The Game Better Hornung Plays Lombardi
New York AP report on Green Bay packing into first in the NFL West after beating the Baltimore Colts 42 27. Vince Lombardi explains Paul Hornung’s late season surge and benching, noting Hornung’s strength in pressure moments and plans to start him at left half in the next crucial game.
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Warfield bruised, out for St Louis game
Cleveland Browns announce Paul Warfield sustained a bruise in the game with the Los Angeles Rams and will miss Sunday's tilt with St Louis. He played Sunday for the first time since his broken collarbone in an Aug exhibition and is expected to be ready for the NFL title game on Jan 2. Anaheim Stadium to cost 24 million dollars.
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