Colts Rout Bears In Spectacular Memorial Stadium Win
Baltimore Colts remain in the NFL title chase after routing the Chicago Bears 51 to 35 in Memorial Stadium. Lenny Moore scored three times, Leonard Lyles returned a kickoff 103 yards, and John Unitas threw four TD passes as the Colts overwhelmed Detroit and Green Bay contenders and surged toward the championship.
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Handley High Tops Cadets in Tight Gridiron Clash
Handley High defeats Cadets 19 to 6 in a game marked by injuries to Skeeter Geisbert and another player. Frederick fought hard, but Handley utilized a strong 8-man line and a late fourth quarter TD to seal the win at Frederick High School in Virginia.
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Middletown Triumphs Over Lovettsville In Tri County Play
Middletown defeated Lovettsville 12 to 2 in a test game of the final rounds of the Tri County League baseball playoffs on Sunday. Paul Stroup led the offense with a homer a triple and a double. Blickenstaff added two doubles as Middletown built a 3-0 lead in the first inning. The series resumes Sunday with Lovettsville at Middletown.
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Rams Dominate 49ers 33-3 in Los Angeles Rout
Rams thump 49ers 33-3 as Bill Wade and Jon Arnett pace attacks. Wade throws for two scores and leads an 80 yard drive, while the defense sacks Tittle and contributes two safeties. Gordy Soltau adds a 22 yard field goal and four extra points. San Francisco’s lone points come from Soltau.
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Lions And Packers Tie
GREEN BAY, Wis. AP The Lions squandered four fourth quarter scoring chances and tied the Packers 13 to 13. Detroit led 13 0 in the third on Tobin Rote to Jim Doran a 65 yard pass and a four yard Ken Webb end sweep. Paul Hornung provided Green Bay’s scoring with a 15 yard field goal and Max McGee 40 yard pass from Bart Starr plus a 20 yard Hornung field goal. Packers preserved the draw despite turnovers and missed late chances by Detroit.
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Series Notes Highlight Slumps in World Series Pinch Hitters
New York AP notes the World Series sees 12 pinch hitters with no hits. Enos Slaughter reaches base once on a walk. Yogi Berra slumps to 12 straight at bats without a hit. Lefty Warren Spahn earns the first series shutout by a left-hander since 1955. Pirates in 1995 did in fact win a seven game series after dropping three of four. Aaron reaches 16 hits in two series with .372 average. Braves Logan handles 59 chances without an error. Yankees club batting .168. five-game series average 2:43. Sunday game 2:01, opening game 3:09.
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Ballymoss Wins Prix de L Arc de Triomphe in Paris
Ballymoss, an American-owned horse once viewed as an underdog in heavy going, captured the Prix de L Arc de Triomphe, the season’s richest horse race in Europe. The result adds a notable victory for owner John McShain and underscores Ballymoss’s versatility across racing venues.
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Weekend Fights and Sports Snippets From AP Dispatches
A collage of sports notes from The Associated Press includes Berlin boxer Gustav Scholz stopping Charles Humez in Paris for the European middleweight title in the 12th round, Ike Chestnut outpointing Jose Luis Cotero in Los Angeles, traffic impacts in San Diego as the Heart Association vacates offices for a freeway project, Ferrets the four year old colt winning by two lengths over Fric in France, and Bob Turley with the New York Yankees favored 13-10 to beat Lew Burdette and the Milwaukee Braves in the fifth game of the World Series while the Braves seek another win to force a seventh.
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Browns Dominate Steelers in 45 12 NFL Win
Cleveland Browns, led by Mitt Plum passing for 197 yards and Jimmy Brown scoring three touchdowns, routed the Pittsburgh Steelers 45 12. Plum connected on 13 of 18 passes, with two TDs, as Browns dominated all four quarters and left Plum and Brown unused in the final period.
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Midget Redskins Edge Lions in 19 0 Victory
Pop Warner Midget Redskins defeat the Lions 19 to 0 at McCurdy Field. Bernie Baumgardner opened scoring with a 28 yard return, Benny Grove added a 46 yard run and two point, Yontz added a 46 yard scoring run, Grove scored again on a four yard run, with the Redskins stopping Lions drives in the second half. Eagles beat Giants 24 20 in late fourth quarter rally.
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