Giants crush Cardinals as Tittle throws four TDs
Y A Tittle fired four touchdown passes, three in the second quarter, to lift the New York Giants to a 38-21 NFL win over the St. Louis Cardinals. JohnsonHurls TDs for Cardinals. Cardinals trailed by one at halftime before Giants pulled away.
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Pro Football Standings and Weekend Results
Sunday results show Buffalo edged Denver 30 to 28 and Oakland defeated Kansas City 10 to 7. Other scores include Chicago 17 Baltimore 7 Cleveland 23 Philadelphia 17 New York 38 St. Louis 31 Minnesota 21 Los Angeles 13 Green Bay 33 Pittsburgh 14 Dallas 35 Washington 20 Detroit 45 San Francisco 7. Upcoming games list Cleveland at Pittsburgh Dallas at San Francisco Detroit at Baltimore Los Angeles at Chicago Minnesota at Green Bay Philadelphia at New York Washington at St. Louis. Saturday includes Denver at Buffalo San Diego at Boston New York at Houston.
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Buffalo Wins Tight AFL Clash Over Denver
In a rough cellar battle, Buffalo tops Denver 30 28 as reserve QBs flip long passes. Deon Breaux and Gene Mingo mix in 70 45 43 and 27 yard strikes while Mack Yobe adds the clinching drive late in the game. Kemp leaves early with injury.
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Pennsylvania hunting ban remains in force amid tinderbox forest conditions
Outdoor editor Lef ty Kreh reports the Pennsylvania Game Commission says the ban on big and small game stays in effect due to forest tinderbox conditions. Hunters may still shoot on preserves or take ducks and geese within the season.
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Bears Ground Colts Behind Stout Defense And Ball Control
Chicago’s defense harassed Johnny Unitas as the Bears beat Baltimore 17 to 7 to stay near Green Bay in the Western Division race. Bill Wade’s timely passes and a 63 yard run by Joe Marconi sparked the scoring, while Rick Casares added a rushing TD and Roger Leclerc kicked a field goal.
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Ruth Lg Banquet Set For Nov 13
The Frederick Babe Ruth League will hold its annual banquet Nov. 13 at 6 30 p m in the social room of the Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ featuring Jim Gentile of the Baltimore Orioles as speaker Tickets available from Melvin Ambrose 506 Schley Ave before Nov 10 also noting Maryland football scores and minor league baseball tidbits including Ralph Houck as Yankee general manager and a brief mention of Frostburg Potomac State and other scores.
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Davis Cupp ers win to face Australians
The United States clinched the Davis Cup interzone with doubles pair Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ralston beating Jaidip Mukerjea and Premjit Lall 6-8 6-3 12-10 6-4 at the Cricket Club of India. McKinley and Ralston led 2-0 in the series, with singles wins Friday setting up the final two matches.
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Staubach Leads Navy Past Notre Dame 35 14 in Classic
Navy quarterback Roger Staubach dazzled with 191 rushing yards and three touchdowns as Navy beat Notre Dame 35 14. Navy coach Wayne Hardin hailed Staubach as the best football player ever, noting a season total offense of 1 420 yards and a 6 1 start record.
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Overtrick wins Messenger Stakes at Roosevelt Raceway
Overtrick used a bobble by Meadow Skipper to pull away in the stretch and win the $146,324 Messenger Stakes for 3 year old pacers at Roosevelt Raceway. Meadow Skipper, from Clearview Stables Maine, challenged from the last turn as William Time finished fourth with Tarport Doug Armbro Dale Sly Yankee and Rex Pick behind.
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Lions Liners Vie Tuesday For Co Soccer Title
Emmitsburg and Walkersville clash Tuesday at Middletown 2 p.m. for Frederick County soccer crown. Both finish 41-1, winner advances to Friday’s county final against Williamsport, then to District 1 finals. District site depends on Washington County outcome.
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Wind Not Even on Terps Side in Penn State Defeat
Maryland lost to Penn State 17-15 as both teams weathered and exploited the wind. Pete Liske threw two touchdowns for Penn State while Maryland battled fumbles but scored twice, with a late chase not enough to overturn the deficit.
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Tarkenton's Passing Leads Vikings to Win
Fran Tarkenton sparked Minnesota with two second half touchdowns to beat the Rams 21-13, snapping a four game slide for the Vikings while halting Los Angeles' two game streak. Tarkenton connected on five of five for 54 yards in a key 1 yard scoring drive.
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Cowboys Beat Redskins 35 20 In Cotton Bowl Victory
Dallas Cowboys intercept four Norman Snead passes and a George Izo throw to claim a 35 to 20 win over the Washington Redskins at home in the Cotton Bowl. Don Meredith threw four touchdowns and Amos Bullocks returned a kickoff 52 yards to start Dallas on a scoring drive. Gaechter and Green each contributed key interceptions and Green returned a 31-yard interception to help set up a Dallas touchdown.
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