Cadets and Rebels Play Went Scoreless in Rainy Skirmish
Frederick and South Hagerstown battled to a 0–0 tie before 5,000 fans at South’s stadium. The Cadets’ defense limited South to ten first downs and 158 rushing yards as both teams struggled with fumbles and penalties late. Frederick’s Rick Summel led rushers with 72 yards as the stalemate persisted into the final period.
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Fort Hull
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Rebels
Lou Brachey
Jack Molesworth
Eddie Hall
Brachey
Rodney Sewell
Hagerstown
Rick Summel
Maryland upsets Air Force on last second pass
Maryland defeats Air Force 21-14 on a dramatic final drive led by quarterback Terry Isaacson. Coach Tom Nugent credited assistant Lee Corso for a mind reading plan as Isaacson twice used a late clock stopping sequence before a last second 15 yard strike to Darryl Hill.
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Isaacson
Fritz Greenlee
Air Force
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Greenlee
Arizzi
Ernie Arizzi
Dick Shiner
Darryl Hill
Shiner
Hill
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Jerry Fishman
Len Chiaverini
Steelers Rally Past Redskins in Rough NFL Thriller
Pittsburgh overwhelms Washington 38-27 after a see-saw game. Dick Haley and Myron Pottios key with interceptions while Ed Brown connects with Buddy Dial and Theron Sapp to fuel the Steelers’ late charge. Bobby Mitchell shines for Washington with 173 receiving yards in a high mistake game.
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Dick Haley
Jim Bradishaw
Ed Brown
Washington
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Norm Snead
Lou Cordileone
Bob Khayat
Jackson
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Leroy Jackson
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Snead
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Myron Pottios
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Red Mack
Frank Budd
Dick James
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Wash
Khayat
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Wash-James
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Pitt
Michaels Kiehtme
Brown Michaels
Colts rout Lions as Martin boots four field goals
Former Detroit Lion Jim Martin kicks four field goals and Andy Nelson returns a 26 yard interception for a Baltimore score in a 95 to 21 win over Detroit. Unitas connects with Lockett and Martin adds two more field goals as Baltimore dominates.
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Martin
Nelson
Detroit
Chargers surge past Chiefs to 38 17 AFL win
San Diego quarterback Tobin Rote threw two long touchdowns to Lance Alworth igniting a 35 point second half as the Chargers toppled Kansas City 38 17 to seize command in the AFL Western Division. Keith Lincoln 76 yard kickoff return and Paul Lowe 21 yard TD run paced the burst after a 24 17 halftime edge.
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Tobin Rote
San Diego
Lance Alworth
Chargers
Keith Lincoln
George Blair
Paul Lowe
Olym pic ultimatum to South Africa groups 1964 ban urged
The IOC gave the South African Olympic Committee a Sunday deadline to end racial discrimination in sport or be barred from the 1964 Games. The Winter Games are set for Innsbruck and the Summer Games for Tokyo in 1964. Michigan State lists eight lit athletic fields for intramural football and softball.
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Germany
Michigan State
Browns Rout Eagles 37 7 as Brown Hits NFL Rushing Record
Cleveland dominates Philadelphia 37 7 highlighted by Jim Brown’s two NFL rushing records and Frank Ryan’s four touchdown passes. Brown carried 25 times for 144 yards to push season and career totals past Joe Perry, while Ryan connected on a 10 yard TD pass for his lone score as Cleveland racked up 500 yards to the Eagles 161.
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Jim Brown
National Football League
Frank Ryan
Cleveland Browns
Philadelphia
Brown
Eagles
Tal
Joe Perry
Perry
Ryan
Browns
Field goals lift Rams to first win in eight losses
Rams kicker Danny Villanueva nailed two 27 yard field goals in the fourth quarter to lift Los Angeles to a 27 to 24 victory over the Minnesota Vikings in front of 30 555. Roman Gabriel passed for 202 yards and Ben Wilson added the ground work as the Rams snapped an eight game losing streak and earned Harland Svare his first NFL win as coach.
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LOS Angeles
Danny Villanueva
Los Angeles Rams
Minnesota Vikings
Rams
Ram
Harland Svare
Svare
Chicago Bears
Roman Gabriel
Ben Wilson
Gabriel
Minu
Nicklaus Wins Sahara Invitational With Final Round 69
At Las Vegas Jack Nicklaus staged a late surge on the back nine to win the Sahara Invitational. He finished the 72 holes with a 276 total after a final round 69 establishing a dramatic comeback. The victory caps a strong performance for Nicklaus in the desert.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Jack Nicklaus
Midget Colts Extend Unbeaten Streak at Baker Park
The midget Colts beat the Redskins 12-0 at Baker Park to stay unbeaten. In the other game the Lions defeated the winless Rams 60 as Terry Brant connected with Bill Bowens for the decisive score.
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Baker Park
Redskins
Lionss
Rams
Paul Lindsey
Jerry Falk
Lindsey
Lions
Terry Brant
Bill Bowens
Bears Upset 49ers Halt Bears’ Unbeaten Run
Lamar McHan started for San Francisco and directed a 20 to 14 upset of the undefeated Chicago Bears in Kezar Stadium. McHan threw a seven yard scoring pass, a lengthy touchdown drive set up by his work, and Tommy Davis kicked two field goals to seal the win before 35 837 spectators. Chicago drops to 5 1 in the Western Division.
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Lamar McHan
Amers
Chicago Bears
49Ers
Kezar Stadium
Bears
Green Bay
McHan
Arkansas University
Baltimore
John Brodie
Tommy Davis
Chicago
Injured Tittle Passes Giants to 37 21 Win
Y A Tittle tied up the game after minor facial injury and threw four touchdown passes as the New York Giants beat the Dallas Cowboys 37 to 21. Eddie LeBaron’s 48 yard strike gave Dallas a halftime edge, while giants receivers King Walton Shofner and Tittle himself supplied the scoring. The win leaves New York two games behind the unbeaten Browns ahead of a rematch in Cleveland.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Y. A. Tittle
New York Giants
Dallas Cowboys
Giants
Cleveland
Browns
Eddie LeBaron
Cowboys
Raiders Romp Over New York in AFL Showdown
Oakland as 49 to 26 over the New York Jets after three quick first quarter touchdowns. Clem Daniels rushed for 200 yards with three scores while Cotton Davidson came off the bench for three TD passes. Alan Miller added two scores and Mike Mercer kicked seven extra points.
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Oakland Raiders
New York Jets
Clem Daniels
Raider
Cotton Davidson
Alan Miller
Mike Mercer
Jets
Jet
Dick Wood
Gene Heeter
Dick Guesman
New York
Maryland Football Saturday Results Summary
Maryland defeated Air Force 21 to 14 and Navy beat VMI 21 to 12. Haverford lost to Hopkins 13 to 6 while Western Maryland edged Hampden-Sydney 15 to 12. Morgan won 53 to 8 against Howard and North Carolina A&T topped Maryland State 25 to 14. Waynesburg defeated Frostburg 28 to ?
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Shiner
Howard Humphries
Silver Spring
Dick Melcher
Edgewater
George Stem
Westminster
Andy Martin
Swarthmore
Navy
SMU
VMI
Norfolk
Chuck Beale
Terrors
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Hampden-Sydney
Terry Confer
Jonn Markovich
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Waynesburg
Frastburg
Maryland
Associated Press
Haverford
Hopkins
Western Md
Hamp-Sydney
Morgan
Howard
Maryland State
Frostburg
Packers Rout Cardinals as Starr Leaves with Hand Injury
Green Bay opened with five straight scores and beat St. Louis 30 to 7 in an NFL game marred by roughing penalties. Bart Starr left in the third quarter after a bust with Cardinal Jimmy Hill, who was ejected. John Roach finished. Kramer kicked three field goals and Taylor scored twice.
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ST. Louis
Green Bay Packers
St. Louis Cardinals
Packers
Bart Starr
Cardinal
Jimmy Hill
John Roach
Jerry Kramer
Tom Moore
Jim Taylor
Green Bay
Cardinals
Charles Johnson
Bobby Joe Conrad
Taylor
Starr
Hill
Packer
Vince Lombardi
Baltimore
Baltimore Broncos Move to Hazleton in AFL
Dr Joseph Bartlinski president and coach announces league approval to relocate the Baltimore Broncos to Hazleton after a 31 7 loss to the Pittsburgh Ironmen at Harman Geist Stadium. Remaining home games will be played in Hazleton on November 2 against Ansonia and November 9 against Jersey City.
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Joseph Bartlinski
Baltimore Broncos
Atlantic Coast Football League
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Bartlinski
Harman Geist
Broncos
Pittsburgh Ironmen
Baltimore
Ansonia
Conn
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