Colts Top Bears On Last Minute Touchdown Pass
ALL MARYLAND TEAMS EMERGE VICTORS AFTER WEEKEND ACTION. The five in action Saturday all came out on top with Maryland rushing to a 22-19 comeback win at North Carolina for its fifth victory in nine games. Navy defeated Virginia 41-16 for its eighth win in nine starts as Johns Hopkins and Western Maryland also won. Maryland State crushed Elizabeth State 74-0 to raise its record, and Langston Bowl talk surfaced.
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Duke Clinches ACC Tie May Get Bowl Bid
Duke stays undefeated in five ACC games by defeating Wake Forest 347, securing at least a conference title share. National bowl prospects rise as Duke plans at North Carolina then UCLA, while other ACC results include Clemson over South Carolina and Navy over Virginia.
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Giants Tie In Japan Tour With All Star Team Loss
The San Francisco Giants wound up their Japan tour with a 44 point loss to an All-Star Team before about 3,000 fans in Shizuoka.
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Pimlico opens 28 day season with new clubhouse upgrades
Pimlico starts a 28 day meeting to cap Maryland's 1960 season. Laurel concluded a strong day with 16 208 in attendance and 1 353 658 wagered on nine races. Pimlico added a 1 500 000 clubhouse with 1 000 seats to boost pari mutuel turnover. The Pimlico Breeders Stakes opens the card with 10 Maryland bred two year olds expected to run in the mile and a sixteenth. Likely favorites include Tuscan Sky and Brandy Sea from Leon DeLeon's and Carolyn K Stable.
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Anger wins state tenpin title in Maryland
Rob ert Anger of Silver Spring won the Maryland Match Game tenpin championship Sunday and earned a trip to the national finals in San Bernardino Calif. He defeated Joe Doonan of Silver Spring in the final three games by a narrow margin. Anger led 79.31 to 79.19 overall after the three games. Anger collected one point per 359 pins and per game won. Doonan led by four points entering the finale but Anger won 163-153 200-172 197-178 to secure the title.
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Van Brocklin Key TD Sends Eagles to Narrow Lead
Van Brocklin engineering a critical fourth down gamble connected with Bobby Walston on a TD for a late score. He then hit Tommy MacDonald for a 3 yard TD as Philadelphia battles to stay within reach of the Redskins who rallied with a 66 yard drive and cap it with a 11 yard pass to Bill Anderson for a TD.
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State hunting prospects look good for Tuesday opening
AP reports Maryland hunters can expect abundant small game when the season opens Tuesday at sunrise. Best quail shooting likely on Eastern Shore in Dorchester, Wicomico, Worcester and Somerset. Daily bag six quail, 12 in possession. pheasants two cock birds, four in possession, season six. rabbits four per day, eight in possession. raccoons no limit. foxes limited locally. Seasons run to January 3, with Garrett and Allegany counties exempt from the deer season December 3-10.
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Go karting races crown Frederick club at shopping center
The Thunderbird Kart Klub held a Sunday event at the Frederick Shopping Center with twenty five carts competing. In Class 1 Leroy Blum Frederick won, with Larry Tor first runner up, Johnny second, and Leroy Burdette among top finishers. In Super class Jude Cook and Gene Stup placed, while demonstrations by Gene Stup accompanied the event.
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Emerson WienS Syd ney A p Dennis Rai son in NSW Tennis
Emerson Wien s Sydney Ap Dennis Rais on, a young US Davis Cup team member from Baxerst, staged a comeback Sunday on center court at White City Stadium. He lost to Roy Emerson of Nusira ia in the third round of the New South Wales Championships. After a series of fan exchanges, Emerson won the match with scores 12 14, 63, 61, 64.
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Texans Roll Past Denver In AFL Clash 34 to 7
Dallas Texans dominate Denver with Abner Haynes keying the offense and Cotton Idson Curley Jennson Robinson and Johnny Robinson scoring as David Webster returns a 39 yard interception for a TD Jack Spikes adds a 21 yard field goal and four extra points. Denver led 27-9 after a Frank Tripucka pass for 36 yards.
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Midget football victories go to four local grid squads
Frederick Rams of the Baltimore Optimist League remained undefeated by defeating Hamilton 48 7 at McCurdy Field. Sid Miller and Rodney Sewell led with multiple TDs including a 32 yard pass from Mike Schader to Sewell. Frederick Colts also won 20 6 relying on Gordon South and Donnie Schattenberg to score and defend. The Idpas and Giants ponies posted wins as York losses continued.
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Giants Edge Steelers On Kick 27 24
Pat Sumnerall drilled a 37 yard field goal with 30 seconds left to lift the New York Giants to a 27 24 comeback win over the Pittsburgh Steelers. Charley Conerly sparked the rally with two long runs as the Giants erased deficits of 7 14 at half and 24 17 after three quarters.
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Browns stay in contention with 28 27 win over Cardinals
Cleveland builds a 14-0 lead then holds off St. Louis 28-27 to stay in the NFL Eastern Division race. Jim Brown rushes 173 yards on 28 carries with two touchdowns, Mil Plum completes 11 of 15 passes for 19 yards and two scores as Cleveland improves to 5-2 while St. Louis drops to 4-4.
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Colts gamble pays off in late win over Bears
Baltimore's Weeb Ewbank defends going for a game winning pass as Johnny Unitas led a 24 20 comeback over Chicago with Lennie Moore catching the decisive 42 yard TD late. Unitas was bloodied but unyielding about the bold play. Bears had hoped to Ford for a field goal but Unitas connected with Moore instead.
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Unitas Lenny Moore lift Colts past Bears 24 20
Johnny Unitas with bloodied face uncorks a 39 yard pass to Lenny Moore in the final 42 seconds to give the Baltimore Colts a 24 20 victory over the Chicago Bears. Aveni kicked field goals and Ameche and Moore scored as Baltimore improves to 6 2 in the Western Conference.
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Lions Roar To Third In Row Over LA Rams
Detroit Lions edge Los Angeles Rams 12 10 as Jim Ninowski leads a 96 yard scoring drive after a fumble at the Lions two. Nick Pietrosante scores on a 16 yard run and Jim Martin adds a late 13 yard field goal. Rams rally with a 41 yard Wade Phillips TD.
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Packers Drub Cowboys 41 7 in Nfl Tilt
Green Bay dominates Dallas 41 7 as Jim Taylor scores three touchdowns and Paul Hornung reaches 100 points this season. Cowboys fail to score until late, with Don Meredith connecting on an 11 yard TD pass to Walt Kowalczyk for a late tally.
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