Browns and Packers Set for Key Eastern Clash in Milwaukee
The Cleveland Browns visit Milwaukee to face the Green Bay Packers in a pivotal NFL showdown as both teams near full strength. Browns seek two wins to clinch the division while Packers aim to bounce back with stars Bart Starr and Jim Taylor ready after minor injuries.
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Beard Leads Cajun Classic After First Round
Frank Beard shot 67 to hold a one stroke lead over Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus at the Cajun Classic in Lafayette Louisiana. Palmer and Nicklaus trailed as a delayed start followed yesterday's washout with 36 holes to be played Sunday. Dick Chassee made his tour year’s 19th hole in one as 150 pros and 10 amateurs competed for the $25,000 event that ends the season.
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Clay may leave hospital next Friday after emergency surgery
Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay remains in Boston City Hospital with a recently operated incarcerated hernia. Dr James V McDermott Jr said Clay could be discharged next Friday if conditions allow, noting the move would be to Chicago, as the postponed title bout with Sonny Liston waits on the champion.
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Greenspan Released By 76ers After Waiver List Action
The Philadelphia 76ers waived forward Jerry Greenspan to grant his release. The 6-5 Maryland product appeared in 20 games last season and five this season scoring 24 points, reducing the team's roster to 11 players.
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Terps and Cavaliers Eye Non-Loss Season Showdown
Maryland travels to Virginia with 4-5 and 5-4 records, while Johns Hopkins meets Western Maryland in a 2-5 vs 3-5 tilt. Virginia seeks its first winning season under Bill Elias, and Western Maryland aims to end its first losing year since 1958 as Bret Hanover is named Harness Horse of the Year.
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Teams Dreaming Of Bowls And Money This Afternoon
College football fans anticipate pivotal conference finales as Michigan faces Ohio State for the Big Ten title and Rose Bowl entry. With Pac-8, SEC, and independents weighing bowl bids, teams like Notre Dame, Arkansas, Nebraska, LSU, Syracuse, and others eye invitations amid final-week drama and potential matchups.
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Franklin Circuit Clerk Kelly Smither retires after 50 years in government
In Frankfort Kentucky AP reports veteran public servant Kelly Smither retires as Franklin County circuit court clerk. He presided over five decades of elections and administration, claiming a flawless record in every race he entered and leaving a long legacy in local government.
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Potomac Bay area tops rock fish reports says agency
The Chesapeake Bay Affairs reports the Potomac area as best for rock fish. Trolling bucktails and spoons catch rock up to eight pounds from Piney Point Ragged Point Blakiston Island and Cobb Island. At Swan Point Morgantown and Pope's Creek anglers use bucktails and trollers for strongest action.
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Terrell Williams to Fight for WBA Title
The World Boxing Association stripped Cassius Clay of the heavyweight title and set Ernie Terrell and Cleveland Williams to contest the vacated crown. Terrell is No. 1 and Williams No. 2. Patterson and Chuvalo were moved to a separate matchup. The Terrell Williams winner would defend against the Patterson Chuvalo victor. No dates or venues set.
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Duke Faces Tu lane in Final ACC Football Hurdle
The Associated Press notes seven ACC football skirmishes set to last week of the season will let teams cap turbulent campaigns with wins. Only Duke has unfinished business as it travels to Tulane next Saturday in a hurricane delayed Oct 3 game.
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