Martinsburg Falcons Down Frederick Cadets 12 0 For CVAL Crown
Martinsburg Bulldogs defeat Frederick Cadets 12 to 0 to clinch the Cumberland Valley Athletic League title for the first time since 1927. Ronnie Gray and Ton Sowers spark the offense with two scores, while Frederick’s offense stalls at 99 yards.
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Westminster
McCurdy Field
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Ton Sowers
Gray
Blaine Smith
Benny Grove
Grove
Ron Hart
Smith
Hart
Pete Markey
Sowers
Terry Bower
Bulldogs
Moore's Comeback Push: Lenny Moore Seeks Week by Week NFL Feats
Lenny Moore of the Colts aims to extend his streak of touchdowns in 11 consecutive games at Wrigley Field against the Bears. The 30-year-old, once considered washed up, leads the league with 13 touchdowns this season and pursues the club single season record of 15 and the overall mark of 19. Moore also ranks high in all time scoring with 91 career TDs, and remains injury free as he returns from a bench role behind Tom Matte.
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Chicago
Wrigley Field
Chicago Bears
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Elroy
Crazy Legs
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Green Bay
Jim Taylor
Don Hutson
Cleveland
Jimmy Brown
Hutson
Penn State
Tom Matte
Matte
Tom
Bob Boyd
Shall
AFL
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Bufallo
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Jets
Dick Wood
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Oakland
Lenny Dawson
Abner Haynes
Chiefs
Dawson
Raiders
Cotton Davidson
San Diego
Denver
John Hadl
Tobin Rote
Chargers
Broncos
AL Owners Propose Postseason and Draft Reforms
At a Phoenix summit the American League endorsed granting the commissioner stronger authority, a free agent draft, and night World Series games. The recommendations await votes by majors and minors at Houston meetings starting Nov 30, with final authority to be decided later.
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Houston
Ligonier
Alabama LSU duel hinges on kickers Ray and Moreau
The AP notes top ranked SEC showdown between Alabama and LSU hinges on kicking as Ray of Alabama and Moreau of LSU pace their offenses. Both teams nicked by injuries to Namath and Sereen, with post season bowls in view and other top teams eyeing key conference tests.
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Associated Press
Alabama
Louisiana State
Bama
David Ray
LSU
Doug Moreau
Bear Bryant
Bryant
Charlie McClendon
Joe Namath
Pat Sereen
Ray
Morean
Moreau
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Pittsburgh
Bullets Top Royals For Fourth Straight Victory
In Cincinnati the Baltimore Bullets beat the Cincinnati Royals 111 to 106 without Oscar Robertson. Bellamy 30 points lead a trio that scored 77 of Baltimore’s points and dominated rebounds as Baltimore extends its win streak to four. Adrian Smith added 26 points and Jerry Lucas 25 points and 25 rebounds.
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Gus Johnson
Bailey Howell
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Adrian Smith
Robertson
Smith
Jerry Lucas
Horse Race Results and World Series Record Mention
Sprints and purses noted for two races with listed payouts and horses including Qur Ship Tom Jonray Marharja and Powder Face. The text also cites a daily double total and states Mickey Mantle set a World Series record by appearing in 63 games.
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Qur Ship
Vasil
Tom Jonray
Caudel
Marharja
Hunt
Mickey Mantle
Mt Savage Wins Allegany County Soccer Crown
Mt Savage defeated Flintstone 4 to 0 to clinch the Allegany County soccer title and advance to intercounty playoffs. The team finished 5 1 2 and will meet Thurmont, Frederick County champion, next Tuesday at South Hagerstown High School at 3 p.m.
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Colts Favored Against Bears By Pigskin Projections
The Colts led by Johnny Unitas and Lenny Moore are predicted to beat the Bears who have lost three straight. Baltimore has won seven in a row and Chicago faces injuries as seen in this week’s gridiron poll.
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Lenny Moore
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Cleveland
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Bart Starr
Jim Taylor
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Lions
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Steelers
Navy Visit Tests Terps Offensive and Defensive Balance
Maryland hosts Navy in a clash featuring Roger Staubach returning from a heel problem and facing a Terps defense prepared to contain him. Staubach has completed 61 passes this season while Maryland’s passing game struggles. Maryland has rushing yardage but inconsistent scoring. The 40,000-seat Byrd Stadium is sold out for the fifth time in 14 years as three other college games accompany the Maryland-Navy matchup.
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Arkansas
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Gale Sayers
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Brian Piccolo
Jeader
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Brigham Young
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Tom Nugent
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Roger Staubach
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Bernardo Bramson
Kip Paskewich
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Virginia Union
Morgan
Washington & Jefferson
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Dickinson
Johns Hopkins
Swarthmore
Maryland State
Delaware State
Patriots Edge Oilers 25 24 on last play field goal
Boston Patriots beat the Houston Oilers 25 24 as Gino Capelletti kicked a 42 yard field goal as time expired. Babe Parilli scrambled to Houston territory before stepping out of bounds with one second remaining. Blanda had given Houston a 24 22 advantage with 32 seconds left.
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Martyn Brenner
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Ino Cappelletti
Boston Patriots
Houston Oilers
Babe Parilli
Houston
Patriots
George Blanda
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Blanda
Parilli
Art Graham
Charlie Frazier
Bauer Named AL Manager of the Year for Orioles
Hank Bauer, manager of the Baltimore Orioles, was named American League Manager of the Year after guiding the club to a strong finish, earning 53 of 83 AP votes. He praised his players including Brooks Robinson, Luis Aparicio, Jerry Adair, Sam Bowens, and rookie pitcher Wally Bunker for the Orioles’ success.
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New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Associated Press
al Lopez
Baltimore
Brooks Robinson
Luis Aparicio
Jerry Ada
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