Browns And Bears Retain Football Lead
The Cleveland Browns beat the Chicago Cardinals 34 17 to stay atop the American Conference while the Chicago Bears shut out the Washington Redskins 3 0. The New York Giants beat the winless New York Yanks 37 31 as Cleveland moved within one victory of the top. The Los Angeles Rams upset San Francisco 23 16 with a 76 yard pass from Bob Waterfield to Elroy Hirsch. The Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers 34 13 as Detroit topped Green Bay 32 17. Big plays and multiple scoring drives highlighted a day of strong team showings across the NFL.
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Snead Sparks U S to Ryder Cup Victory at Pinehurst
Captain Sam Snead led the United States to a 9 2/3 to 2 1/3 win over Britain at Pinehurst No. 2. Snead defeated Max Faulkner 4 and 3 as Hogan Mangrum Demaret Burke and Alexander also won singles for the American team.
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Elmer Wolfe High Wins Overtime Soccer Clash
Elmer Wolfe High School captured the interscholastic title in an overtime 2 1 victory over Liberty 4 H 2 1 at Liberty in a Sunday clash. Cheeks scored early for Elmer Wolfe, Spurrier tied for Liberty, and an overtime penalty by W Cheeks sealed the win as Gordon was charged with blocking. Rematch is set for Union Bridge next Sunday with both goalies making key saves.
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Maryland Defeats Missouri 35-0 with 3-5-3 defense
Maryland under Jim Tatum smothered Missouri 35-0 using a freak 3-5-3 alignment to counter the spread offense. Missouri attempted 28 passes, only 3 were completed, as Faurot’s Tigers faced a stifling, innovative defensive showing that left fans and coaches impressed and surprised.
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Maryland Stops Missouri With Split-T Defense
Maryland coach Tatum used a spread defense with eight blockers against five receivers, pressuring passer Tony Scardino. Maryland’s Scarbath and Modzelewski provided key scoring, while freshman Hornung returned a pick for a touchdown. Faurot praised Tatum as a top defensive tactician. The prior meeting was Maryland’s 20-7 win in the 1998 Gator Bowl.
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Navy Team In Bad Luck
Navy, coached by Eddie Erdelatz, entered a Notre Dame game with mixed backfield choices. After a poor first half they shifted formations, but Notre Dame completed a 19-0 victory. Substitutes gained yardage while first stringers produced minimal offense.
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Navy Dominates Irish With Second-Half Lead and Shutout
The Navy defense clamped down on Notre Dame as Navy held the Irish scoreless for the second straight game. Notre Dame produced 36 and 21 yard second period scores and a 74 yard punt return in the fourth. Ends John Gurski and Bob Hempel and tackle Walt Gragg anchored a stout line, breaking through for big losses twice each. Navy’s second-half performance underscored that defense alone cannot win without points on the board. It was Navy’s second consecutive shutout and Notre Dame’s fifth straight defeat after starting the season with a tie against Yale.
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Health Center Bowling League Weekly Statistics
Weekly statistics show Ladies' high game by M May 143 and high match by F Cahill 337. Men's high game by A Covell 145 and high match by M Mulcahey 368. Team highs: Yankees 618 in a game and 1,583 in total for the week.
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