Three-Way Tie in East as Cards Upset Giants
Charley Johnson passes for two touchdowns as the St. Louis Cardinals rally to beat the New York Giants 24 to 17. The victory creates a three-way tie for first in the Eastern Conference with Cleveland and the Cardinals each at the top with three games left. Y A Tittle is pressured by Robb and Silas, while Larry Wilson intercepts twice to curb the Giants’ offense.
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Rams Edge Colts in 17-16 thriller
In Los Angeles, the Rams edged the Baltimore Colts 17-16 as Dick Bass and Ben Wilson led a ground game behind Roman Gabriel. Johnny Unitas sparked a late rally but Jim Martins long field goal attempts failed, sealing the victory before 48,555 fans.
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Tickets on sale for Bullets and Clippers home games
Tickets for home games of the Baltimore Bullets and Clippers are available at Shipleys Sporting Goods Store on N Market Street.
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Redskins Hold Off Eagles In Tight 12 10 Win
Washington Redskins defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 12 to 10 as Bob Khayat kicked two field goals and Dick James caught a touchdown pass from Norma Snead. Sonny Jurgensen returned from injury to throw a 25 yard TD to Tim Brown, while Philadelphia missed a late 16 yard field goal after a critical five yard penalty.
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Eagles Fumble Fight Leads to Player Suspensions
Philadelphia Eagles suspend defensive halfback Ben Scotti and tackle John Mellikas indefinitely for a fist fight after a team meeting at the Sheraton Inn. Both players sustained injuries, and the incident followed debate over delaying Sunday's game after the President's death.
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Browns Use Interceptions to Top Dallas
Cleveland beat Dallas 27 to 17 as Ross Fichtner and another defender returned fourth quarter picks for touchdowns. Frank Ryan hit Gary Collins for two scores and joined the tie for the NFL East lead with New York and St. Louis.
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No Races Tonight at Shenandoah Downs in Kennedy Respect
There will be no racing tonight at Shenandoah Downs in Charles Town West Virginia out of respect for the late President John F Kennedy. Racing resumes tomorrow evening.
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Leclerc Kicks Bears to 17 17 Tie with Steelers
Roger Leclerc drilled an 18 yard field goal late in the final period to earn the Chicago Bears a 17 17 tie with the Pittsburgh Steelers in a bruising NFL game. The tie keeps Chicago atop the Western Conference with a 9 1 1 record while Pittsburgh suffers its second tie of the Eastern Conference.
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Turkey Day ACC Games Delayed By Kennedy Death Postponements
Thanksgiving clashes in the ACC were pushed to Thursday with North Carolina at Duke Clemson at South Carolina and Virginia at Maryland all moved from Saturday. NC State clinched at least a share of the title by routing Wake Forest as Duke and UNC entered their rivalry with 5-1 league marks. Virginia seeks its first ACC win against Maryland in Shiner’s finale.
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Bowl Bids At Stake As Season Ends Saturday
College football enters a packed weekend with Army Navy Harvard Yale key race lines and multiple bowls in play Nebraska shocks Oklahoma to claim the Big Eight title Auburn tops Florida State and eyes Alabama while Texas seeks perfection and Cotton Bowl berth Navy Army and the Rose Bowl picture hang on Saturday results Princeton Duke and VMI hold ACC and Southern crown hopes.
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Clippers Edge Reds in OT to Tie for AHL Lead
Harry Piddliny scored at 6 42 of overtime lifting the Baltimore Clippers to a 32 victory over the Providence Reds Sunday night. The win pulled the trio of Clippers Reds and Hershey Bears into a three way share of first in the Eastern Division with 19 points. Aldo Guidolin assisted on the winner as player coach. Matt Raylich tied the game with a 55 foot blast minutes before the end of regulation. Cesar Tovar of Venezuela had hit safely in 9 straight games for Dallas Fort Worth last season and now plays for Cincinnati.
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Packers Glad Starrs Back Triumph Over 49ers
Green Bay welcomed Bart Starr back from injury as the Packers bludgeoned the San Francisco 49ers 28 to 10 at Milwaukee County Stadium. Starr connected with Boyd Dowler for the opening TD and orchestrated three second quarter scores while Jimmy Taylor surged for 119 total yards.
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Eagles players donate to Dallas officer widow fund
Pete Retzlaff president of the NFL Players Association said Philadelphia Eagles players each contributed 50 toward a fund for the widow of the Dallas policeman killed while aiding the JFK murder investigation. He hoped the fund would be the start of a league wide effort.
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