Maryland Stumbles as North Carolina Edges Terps in Sloppy Showdown
Maryland’s football hopes took a hit as North Carolina toppled the Terps 14 to 8 in a rain soaked game. Four Maryland fumbles in the third quarter sparked UNC scoring drives while Navy dominated Cornell 31 to 7, moving Navy to 3-1 behind two late touchdowns and a field goal by Greg Mather.
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Denver Rallies Broncos Over Oakland Late
Denver pulled off a 27-24 AFL win over Oakland with 8 seconds left as Jack Hill scored his second three pointer with 2% minutes remaining. Oakland led 17-14 after Tom Fores connected with Charley Bardy, but three Oakland fumbles aided Denver’s final-period rally.
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ACC Upsets Shake It Up As Wake Forest Tops Clemson
The Atlantic Coast Conference saw rapid upsets with Wake Forest beating Clemson 17 to 13 and North Carolina joining Maryland, ranked No. 10, in surprising results. Virginia defeated Virginia Military Institute 47 to 7 as ACC teams faced SEC opponents, with fumbles shaping UNC’s opening surge and key turnovers by Maryland inside the Tar Heels’ 20.
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Bills Beat Texans to Move Back in Eastern Race
Buffalo Bills defeated the Dallas Texans 27 to 4 to pull even at 3-3 in the Eastern Division race. The game featured late rough play as benches cleared and a second melee erupted after the final whistle.
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Frederick bowlers top second round in tenpin tourney
Frederick bowlers lead the second round of a city tenpin tournament at Lanes Veterans Park. The field features Tepe Erick, Haverstown area contender, and Shoo Payne with steady scores in the 11th frame. After two rounds, Grable trails by a few pins as Frederik holds third.
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Packers rout Browns 49-17 behind Jim Taylor's four TDs
Jim Taylor led Green Bay with 158 rushing yards on 21 carries and four touchdowns as the Packers crushed Cleveland 49-17. Bart Starr connected with Max McGee for a 46 yard score, and John Roach added a one yard plunge. Browns' Lou Groza kicked a field goal and Sak Plum hit Gen Nagler and Ray Renfro for scoring passes, but Green Bay dominated from the start.
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49ers Defeat Vikings 38 24 in Candid Victory
The 49ers beat the Vikings 38 to 24. Minnesota opened with a punt return for a touchdown stalling San Francisco's bid for a modern run of three straight shutouts. Hugh McElhenny starred for the Vikings, while Saer Sar confusion muddied the early sequence as San Francisco fought back.
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Giants Defeat Cowboys as Barnes Returns Interception
In Dallas, Erich Barnes, the lone former Giants defender coached by Tom Landry, intercepted a pass and returned 101 yards to spark a 31-10 New York victory. New York led 17-10, then clinched the game as Dallas stalled. The win ties the Giants with the Eagles for first in the NFL East.
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Steelers Beat Redskins For First Victory Of Season
Pittsburgh quarterback Rudy Bukich sparked a 200 10 triumph over Washington as the Steelers capitalized on a fumble and two interceptions. Bukich connected on two touchdown passes and Lou Michaels added field goals including a late 36 yard boot. Attendance was 15 072 at Forbes Field in a win that snapped a stretch of four losses for Pittsburgh.
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Eagles avenge loss to Cardinals 20 to 7
Eagles defeat St. Louis 20 7 to avenge earlier 30 27 setback. Sam Etcheverry led Cardinals offense as Bobby Walsto kicked two field goals and a late clinching drive secured the win. Cardinals lone score on a 73 yard punt return by Bobby Lee Conrad. Philadelphia improves to 41 7? on the season.
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Weekend College Roundup: Irish Back On Top Amidups and Upsets
Weekend college roundup highlights top ranking teams with Notre Dame and Michigan facing rivals as Alabama, Oklahoma, and Iowa post strong wins. Upsets shake early season picture while Florida State, California, and Georgia pull notable results across the weekend schedule.
Galimore 84-Yard TD Caps Bears Victory over Colts
Chicago Bears edge Baltimore 24-10 as Willie Galimore breaks free for an 84-yard scoring play in the fourth quarter. Johnny Unitas led the Colts with a late threat, but Rich Petitbon’s interception and Rick Casares’ late run sealed the win for Chicago.
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Lions Triumph After Narrow Rams Field Goal Miss
Detroit Lions reserve quarterback Jim Ninowski energized the offense as Detroit held off the Los Angeles Rams. A late Rams miss by place kicker Danny Villanueva from the 21 kept the game in the Lions' favor after a 43 yard touchdown connection between Ninowski and Geil Cogdi and a 72 yard drive highlighted Detroit's lead. Frank Ryan led LA in a late push with a 15 yard field goal in the final quarter.
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Chargers Stay Unbeaten with 25-10 Victory
In New York the Chargers extended their AFL lead to six straight wins, remaining unbeaten at 6-0 after a 25-10 defeat of the rival. The Chargers solidified top position while the defeat dropped the opponent further in the standings.
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