Colts Win Championship In Overtime
The Baltimore Colts defeated the New York Giants 23-17 in an extra period at Yankee Stadium to win the NFL title. Johnny Unitas directed the comeback with key passes and a 23-yard Ameche TD run after 5:15 of OT. Unitas completed 26 of 49 for 249 yards and Berry contributed a 21-yard reception set up the winning march.
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Colts out-Gutted Giants in dramatic title win
New York Giants led 17 3 4 but Baltimore Colts rallied to win 23 17 in overtime for their first NFL championship. Unitas threw for 178 yards, Ameche ran for 65, and Gino Marchetti led a defense that forced six fumbles. Weeb Ewbank’s Colts celebrated as Giants faced late goal line stands and a costly fourth down stop.
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Unruly Mob Greets Colts On Return
Baltimore police faced a 30 000 strong homecoming crowd at Freshship International Airport after the Colts arrival from New York. Fans swarmed the bus, climbed on roofs, and 135 minutes of efforts failed to disperse them. Panic nearly ensued as the team was moved to darkness. children were moved to safety, and shoes were left behind amid the chaos.
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World welterweight champ Don Jordan arrested in Los Angeles
Don Jordan the world welterweight champion was arrested after police found a burning marijuana cigarette in a car he rode in with four others. He, 24, denied knowledge of the cigarette as officers stopped the erratic vehicle and found the cigarette in the back seat.
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Bowl Games On Thursday
The AP notes a nearing New Year bowl lineup with Wyoming facing Hardin Simmons in the Sun Bowl at El Paso. It cites Mississippi’s 7-3 Gator Bowl win, East Texas State’s 26-7 Tangerine Bowl win, and Blue All Stars’ 10-0 victory in the BlueGray game, while Oklahoma and Syracuse prep for the Orange Bowl and LSU and Clemson for the Sugar Bowl.
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College Scores Major Saturday Tournament Highlights
College and tournament scores from multiple venues across the nation. Oklahoma City semifinals feature Xavier, Duquesne, Bowling Green, and Tulsa results while ECAC, Hoosier, and Far West events show Saint Johns, Dayton, St Josephs, Holy Cross, Niagara, Syracuse, Cornell, Purdue, Notre Dame, Indiana, and others posting varied outcomes.
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U.S.-Aussies Split Pair in Tough ACC Week
The Associated Press notes a rough week for Atlantic Coast Conference teams with a poor 12-16 record facing strong opponents. The matchups pit U.S. and Australian squads against the toughest competition of the season, testing consistency and restraint.
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Davis Cup opener features Olmedo shining, U S men edge
In Brisbane Australia AP reports Alex Olmedo defeated Mal Anderson as part of a Davis Cup opening singles, with Georgia Stephenson and others noted in round results. U S captain Perry Jones backs Olmedo while Clemson and North Carolina also appear in slate of matches. Additional action covers ACC standings and Dixie Classic lineup in Raleigh.
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Baltimore Colts Win World Championship Triggers Citywide Celebrations
Baltimore erupted after the Colts defeated the New York Giants 23 to 17 to win the NFL title. Fireworks, horns, and shouting flooded streets from city wards to Dundalk as fans celebrated a victory described as a romance rivaling high school or college loyalties. A car crash near the finish caused minor injuries, while a fan smashed a ceiling bulb in his excitement. Governor McKeldin was urged to declare January 2 a state holiday in honor of the team.
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Marchetti Breaks Ankle In Colts Victory Controversy
Baltimore AP Gino Marchetti defensive end for the Baltimore Colts broke the tibia and fibula in his right ankle during Sundays 23 17 win over the Giants. Team physician Dr Ersin Mayer said Marchetti will miss the all pro game but is resting comfortably and expected to be fine for next season. He was taken back to Baltimore for X rays and Monday ankle setting.
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