Frederick Takes Third in AAU Cross Country in Baltimore
Frederick finishes third in team scoring at the South Atlantic AAU cross country meet in Clifton Park Baltimore led by Linda Delauter and Nancy Kory rell with Frederick totaling 12 points. Washington wins the event with Mane Mulder and Jane Burnett among top finishers. Ann Poffenberger and Ellen Cornish win age group races for Frederick as multiple runners place in top results.
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Nancy Koryrell
Christie Smallwood
Clifton Park
Frederick
The
Sports International Club of Washington
Mane Mulder
Miss Mulder
Jane Burnett
Mary Brown
Washington
Barbara Baden
Sherre
Linda Korpman
Linda Delauter
Don Cottingham
Mandy Zeltman
Bonnie Bowman
Kathy Coleman
Wanda Bowman
Alexa Lee
Stephanie Andrews
Cindy Lentz
Ann Poffenberger
Barbara Goodrich
Cindy Cowan
Sally Stull
Sue Mainhart
Kitty Buza
Ellen Cornish
Cecilia Boyton
Melinda Derr
Jan Cottingham
Jo Ellen Nutter
Kim Woodrow
Christy Ford
Bills Rally To Tie Chargers In AFL Clash
Buffalo Bills, behind substitute quarterback Daryle Lamonica, erased a double digit deficit to tie San Diego Chargers 17 17 in a dramatic finish. Booth Lusteg added a 41 yard field goal before halftime but missed from 23 yards as time expired. The result leaves Buffalo 3 3 1 and complicates the Eastern Division title chase as San Diego seeks the Western crown.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Buffalo Bills
Daryle Lamonica
San Deigo Chargers
Booth Lusteg
Bills
Chargers
Lusteg
San Diego
Saturday Football Scores Across Nation and East
A roundup of college football scores from across the country led by Army Rutgers Syracuse Boston College Navy Pittsburgh Harvard Cornell Dartmouth Yale Colgate Princeton Bucknell Holy Cross Temple and other matchups. The report notes a 71 percent completion rate for unemployment training courses from Kentucky officials.
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Syracuse
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Navy
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Brown
Yale
Columbia
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Princeton
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Pennsylvania
Holy Cross
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Delaware
Mass
Rhode Island
Temple
Hofstra
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Hamblen Retires to Two Thoroughbred Ranches in California
John J. Day reports Stuart Hamblen, once an evangelist and Prohibition candidate, has retired to two California Thoroughbred ranches to breed and train. One ranch sits on ten acres along Mulholland Drive, the other in Arcadia contributed to his song This Old House and faced freeway acquisition. Hamblen recalls paying 17000 in 1947 for the Arcadia spread and receiving 240000 from the state for back land. His racing history includes El Lobo, who died after a prank freed him, and a current colt named El Lobo plus This Old Hoss, a 2-year-old, plus broodmares and dogs.
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Hamblen
Hollywood
Mulholland Drive
Arcadia
Arcadia Ranch
Hoss
Eagles Dominate Steelers 31-14 in NFL Showdown
Philadelphia used ball control and a strong ground game to defeat Pittsburgh 31-14. Norm Snead handed off to Timmy Brown and Earl Gros, with a decisive fourth quarter scoring drive and a late 11 yard TD to Ron Goodwin. Sam Baker added a 51 yard field goal sealing the win.
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Philadelphia Eagles
Pittsburgh Steelers
Norm Snead
Timmy Brown
Earl Gros
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Snead
Brown
Joe Scarpati
George Izo
Steeler
Ron Goodwin
Sam Baker
NBA Results and football series note
The report lists NBA scores with Boston ahead of San Francisco by 121 to 11 and other results: Cincinnati 103 Detroit 99, Philadelphia 128 New York 112, Los Angeles 126 Baltimore 115, Chicago 104 St Louis 97. It adds Lafayette leading Lehigh 59 37 in football, five ties noted, series started in 1884.
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Green Bay
Chicago
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Atlanta
New York
Washington
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Denver
San Diego
Boston
Oakland
Miami
Houston
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Philaphia
Lafayette
Leshigh
Cowboys, Cards tie after late Bakken kick in St Louis
In a clash of top teams, Jim Bakken kicked a 27-yard field goal with 3:56 left to tie the Dallas Cowboys 10-10 with the St. Louis Cardinals. Dallas had led 10-7 after Dan Reeves scored, but Bakken and the Cardinals repelled Dallas late. In Houston, George Blanda threw two TD passes and a field goal as the Oilers shut out the Jets 24-0, keeping Houston’s title hopes alive while New York fell from the unbeaten list. Blanda connected on 42 yards to Sid Blanks and 4 yards to Charley Hennigan, with John Henry Johnson adding a 28-yard run.
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Jim Bakken
St. Louis Cardinals
Dallas Cowboys
Bakken
Bob Hayes
Dave O’brien
Dallas
Charley Johnson
Cowboy
Danny Villaneuva
Cowboys
Dan Reeves
Don Meredith
Chuck Walker
Joe Robb
Pete Gent
St Louis
Houston
George Bianda
Joe Namath
Oilers
New York Jets
Oiler
Jets
New York
Blanda
Sid Blanks
Charley Hennigan
John Henry Johnson
Namath
Vikings explode to 35-7 win over Rams in Minnesota
In Minneapolis Minnesota defeated the Rams 35-7 after a 28 point second quarter. Fran Tarkenton threw three touchdown passes and aided another score with a pass as the Vikings overwhelmed Roman Gabriel and moved ahead in the Western Division race. the defense stifled the Rams quarterback.
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Minneapolis - ST. Paul
Minnesota
Los Angeles Rams
Fran Tarkenton
Vikings
Rams
Green Bay Packers
Viking
Roman Gabriel
Rams Beat Vikings In Fourth Quarter To Break Shutout Bid
Gabriel struggled completing 9 of 22 passes for 125 yards as three Vikings interceptions kept the Rams from scoring early. Irv Cross returned a kickoff 67 yards setting up Bill Munson to pass to Tom Moore for a 1 yard loss. Dick Bass scored. Rams 7 Minnesota 0 0 7 0 21 Lion.
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Vikings
Minnesota
Irv Cross
Bill Munson
Gabriel J
Tom Moore
Dick Bass
Los Angeles
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