Giants Upset Cards. Browns Trip Steelers
Brown became the first player to top 10,000 rushing yards as the Cleveland Browns defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers 30 to 17 at Pitt Stadium. Browns leaders included Brown with 149 yards on 23 carries, Lou Groza kicking three field goals, and Ernie Greene scoring twice.
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Tittle Powers Giants to 34 17 Upset Over Cardinals
New York Giants quarterback Y A Tittle rediscovered his form with four touchdown passes in a 34 17 win over the St. Louis Cardinals at Yankee Stadium. He connected with Ernie Wheelwright twice and Steve Thurlow and Joe Morrison once each as the Giants riveted a sellout crowd of 63 012. Wheelwright had TD receptions of 6 and 25 yards while Thurlow and Morrison added 8 and 17 yard TD catches. Don Chandler added two field goals as New York routed St. Louis.
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Steve Thurlow
Joe Morrison
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St. Louis
Milt Plum Leads Lions Past Rams 37 17
Milt Plum threw three touchdown passes and assisted on two more as the Detroit Lions beat the Los Angeles Rams 37 to 17. Plum connected with Terry Barr for 40 yards and Tommy Watkins for 37 in the first half to build a 20 7 lead, then teamed with Barr again for a 16 yard score in the fourth. Nick Pietrosante added rushing TDs and Gail Cogdill aided with big pass plays as Detroit moved into sole possession of second in the NFL Western Conference.
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Wayne Walker
Sons
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Packers Dominate Vikings in Second Quarter rout
Green Bay built a 28-7 lead with a three touchdown second period and a swarming defense to overwhelm Minnesota 42-13 before 44,278 in Minneapolis. Bart Starr threw four touchdown passes and Jim Taylor scored on short runs as the Packers improved to 4-4 while handing the Vikings their worst loss of the season.
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Teen Bay
Middletown Wins 3-2 in Mason-Dixon Soccer Clash
Middletown built a 3-0 lead and held off a late Greencastle rally to win 3-2 in a Mason-Dixon Soccer League match. Willard Rudy opened the scoring, with defense by Larry and Arthur Bidle stealing the half. The teams played a defensive second half as Middletown improves to 3-1-1 and gears up for November 15 at Williamsport.
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Chiefs Rally Past Broncos in AFL Shootout
Kansas City edged Denver 49 39 after nearly blowing a 42 10 lead in an AFL clash. Len Dawson threw six TD passes and Abner Haynes fueled the finish with key runs and a late clinching score as Walt Corey and the defense sealed the win.
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Ed Cooke
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Denson
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Willie Mitchell
Walt Corey
Dawson
Haynes
Curtis McClinton
Frank Jackson
Fred Arbanas
Cowboys Dominate Bears In 24-10 win at Chicago
Dallas combined Don Meredith passing with a grinding ground game to beat the Chicago Bears 24-10, as Mel Renfro intercepted twice and Don Perkins scored on a rushing TD. Chicago led 3-0 early, but Dallas pulled away by halftime.
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Roger Leclerc
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Dick van Raaphorst
Meredith
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Bear
Joe Marconi
Bills Rally To Defeat Houston In AFL Thriller
The undefeated Buffalo Bills overcame a weak passing attack to beat the Houston Oilers 24 to 10. Rookie Bob Smith and Cookie Gilchrist scored as Buffalo won its eighth straight. Blanda set AFL game records with 68 pass attempts and 393 yards. Gilchrist totaled 139 rushing yards to lead the league.
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Colts 377 Victory Extends Western Lead Over 49ers
Baltimore Colts rout San Francisco 49ers 377 to 0 to extend their Western Conference lead and their season best streak to seven. Steve Stonebreaker recovered a fumble for a touchdown, Lenny Moore scored twice, andJohn Unitas connected with Raymond Berry for a score as the defense produced key takeaways late.
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Rams Take Midget League Football Game 44 13
The Rams exploded for 32 points in the first half to beat the Lions 44 13 at Baker Park in Frederick Midget League Football. Herbert opened with a 65 yard kickoff TD, Cooper added the PAT, and a Cooper to Hall TD followed before Hall later added a 65 yard punt return.
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Halloween Upsets Stamp Six ACC Teams
On the day after Halloween six of eight ACC teams took knockback from rivals in a round of upsets. Georgia Tech beat Duke 21-8 while Georgia overwhelmed North Carolina 48-8. Clemson toppled Virginia 29-7 advancing to third in the standings as NC State edged South Carolina 7-14 and Penn State beat Maryland 17-9.
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Horse Racing Card Details and Two Hockey/NBA Results
Results from Monday November 2 1964 list nine races with purses from 1200 to 1400 plus a dead heat in race eight. Notable entries include Starlike WWF Wich Prophet and Royal Regalia in early races and Giant Fatch in the ninth. Late results show Pro Hockey New York 3 Montreal 1 and NBA Cincinnati 114 Detroit 101.
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Notre Dame Dominates Navy in Bid for Top College Football Honors
Notre Dame, led by John Huarte and Jack Snow, crushed Navy 40-0 in Philadelphia for their sixth straight win. The victory strengthens their national title hopes as Ohio State battles Iowa, while several top teams chase bowl spots and conference standings across major bowls. Jerry Rhome of Tulsa shone with 488 passing yards in a 61-14 Tulsa win.
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Nicklaus Wins Australian Open in 18 Hole Playoff
Jack Nicklaus defeated Bruce Devlin in an 18 hole playoff at the Australian Open to claim his first win in three months. Nicklaus shot 67 with Devlin at 70 on the Lakes Course after tying 287 over four rounds.
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