Giants Rally Behind Tittle For 24-14 Victory Over Redskins
Y. A. Tittle threw for 302 yards and three touchdowns, including a 27 yard pass to Joe Walton on a fourth and one play, as the New York Giants beat Washington 24 14 to move to 3-1. Washington led late in the third before Tittle sparked a late scoring drive and a strong fourth period.
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Green Bay Stuns Rams 42 10 in Heat of Open
Green Bay and Herb Adderley opened with a 93 yard kickoff return as the Packers overwhelmed the Los Angeles Rams 42-10 in 84 degree heat before 42 327 fans. The defense held firm after a early Ram drive tied the game and a safety late in the first quarter put Green Bay ahead for good.
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Frederick TC Competes in Meet at Victory Field
The Frederick Track and Field Club earned several top finishes at Victory Field in New York during a Dairy Association meet. Judy Twenty won the baseball throw with 200 feet and placed second in the javelin. Judy Reed placed in the top four in baseball, javelin, and discus. Joann Harris and Pam Cooley posted fourths in high jump and 320 yard dash respectively, with Debbie Thompson taking second in the yard dash. The next Frederick club meet is November 3 at Victory. Former West Pointer Bob Anderson was Giants' ninth draft pick in 1980 despite Army service time.
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Germantown and Springers Reach Tri-Co Finals
Germantown edged Harmony 6-5 in the semifinal as Beall outdueled Baker with 11 strikeouts and 8 hits allowed. Yellow Springs crushed Thurmont 16-3 behind Buck Brunner on the mound before Germantown won 5-3 in the Maryland Invitational opener with Spike Jones pitching six strong innings.
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Kelly Harmony
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Eagles Top Dallas 24 21 In NFL Clash
Philadelphia conquers Dallas 24 21 to notch its first NFL win. King Hill throws two TD passes including an 80 yard strike to Timmy Brown and sets up two more scores. Amos Bullocks leads Dallas with two rushing TDs as both teams trade late scores.
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Midget Colts Redskins Remain Unbeaten in Doubleheader
In Frederick Midget League action at Baker Park the Redskins edged the Lions 6-0 on Zach Hendersons 40 yard touchdown run. The Colts beat the Giants 18-6 as Paul Lindsey opened with a 74 yard TD, adding another score later while Jerry Falk finished the Colts scoring. Giants had a touchdown nullified by a penalty.
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Jerry Falk
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Pro Football Standings and Sunday Results
Chicago beat Baltimore 10 to 3 Philadelphia edged Dallas 24 to 22 New York defeated Washington 24 to 14 Detroit won 26 to 3 over San Francisco Green Bay overwhelmed Los Angeles 42 to 10 St Louis crushed Minnesota 56 to 14 Sunday games list Chicago at Los Angeles Cleveland at New York Detroit at Dallas Green Bay at Minnesota Philadelphia at Washington Pittsburgh at St Louis San Francisco at Baltimore New York at San Diego Houston at Denver Buffalo at Kansas City
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Lions Crush 49ers Spoil Coach Debut in Detroit
Tommy Watkins scored on a 90 yard punt return and helped set up another as the Lions defeated the 49ers 26 to 3. Watkins set an NFL punt return yardage record with 184 yards on five returns, while coach Jack Christiansen saw his debut spoiled and Detroit snap a two game skid. The 49ers extended their woes to 11 straight losses including exhibitions.
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Christiansen
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Lions
Red Hickey
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49Ers
Cardinals rout Vikings 56 14 on big Lamar Johnson day
St. Louis Cardinals defeated Minnesota 56 14 as Charley Johnson threw for 301 yards and three touchdowns including a 68 yard strike to Sonny Randle. Bill Triplett and Randall caught touchdown passes, with Thornton and Symank scoring late as St. Louis broke the game open.
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Larson captures Middle Atlantic sailing title at Annapolis
Les Larson of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute won the Middle Atlantic Intercollegiate Sailing Association individual championship in Annapolis by finishing 10 races over two days with 158 points. Tim Kil Jen of Princeton and Joe Kelly of Georgetown tied for second with 149 points. Butch Lenhard of Navy placed fourth with 147, and Eric Aschaffenberg of Cornell was fifth with 145. In another note, Army freshman tailback Tom Smith sprinted 80 yards for an opening-game touchdown against Boston University.
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Broncos Stomp San Diego as Mingo Leads Upset
The Denver Broncos upset the unbeaten San Diego Chargers 50-34 with Gene Mingo scoring five field goals and three fourth quarter touchdowns. Tobin Rote drove the Chargers to a first half lead, but Denver shut them out in the third as Hadl’s late pass briefly put San Diego ahead before the Bronco surge. The game featured key scores from Mingo and strong defensive play amid a high scoring AFL clash.
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Gene Mingo
Chargers
Tobin Rote
Broncos
Mingo
John Hadl
Rote
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Chiefs top Houston with balanced attack in AFL win
Kansas City Chiefs beat the Houston Oilers 28-7 as Len Dawson threw four touchdown passes giving him 12 on the season. The offense also featured a productive ground game and a stout defense to secure the victory.
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Chris Burford
Frank Jackson
Chiefs Offense Throbs With Haynes and McClinton Duo
Abner Haynes and Curtis McClinton sparked the Chiefs offense as Dawson completed 14 of 22 passes for 225 yards with no picks and near perfect protection. Houston Oilers QB George Blanda, 36, endured four interceptions and two lost fumbles in a tough loss.
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