Cappelletti Boots 4 FGs as Pats Beat Jets
Babe Parilli and Ging Cappelletti sparked Boston’s 26 13 AFL win over New York. Parilli and Cappelletti shared scoring while a stingy pass defense preserved the lead. Cappelletti added four field goals and two conversions as Boston stayed atop the Eastern Division at 3 0 alongside Buffalo.
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New York
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Cappelletti
Patriots
Buffalo
Boston
Hawks
Ron Hall
Dick Wood
New York Boston
Hagerstown Entries Feature Multiple Races and Hampden Sidne Results
The page lists nine horse races at Hagerstown with purses from 1200 to 2300 plus one mile events. It notes Hampden-Sidney football opening league play, a win over Bridgewater, and Bridgewater’s next game at Gallaudet as part of the West Marsland conference implications.
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Oyhes
Astaaz
Capresco
Ad Park
Deeen
Glee
Steve Lee
Fea
Satndas
Hampden
Twe Tegers
Bridgewater
HampdenSidne
Bragewater
Gallaudet
Randolph-Macon
Jenns Hopkins
Rams Rookie Run Game Powers 22 15 Victory Over Vikings
Los Angeles, led by rookie Bill Munson and a strong running attack, defeated Minnesota 22 15 at Memorial Coliseum. Terry Baker filled in for the injured Dick Bass in the second half as Bruce Gossett kicked three field goals. Bass scored in the first half and Carroll Dale added a 32 yard touchdown catch to widen the lead.
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Bill Munson
Rams
Minnesota Vikings
Memorial Coliseum
Terry Baker
Dick Bass
Vikings
Bull Brown
Tommy Mason
Bruce Gossett
Minnesota
Fran Tarkenton
Gordon Smith Bass
Ben Wilson
Company
Bass
Carroll Dale
Munson
George Rose
Houston Edges Dodgers 1 0 in 12th inning
Jim Wann drove in the winning run with a 12th inning single as Houston defeated Los Angeles 1-0 behind Bob Bruce five-hit pitching. Joe Morgan started the 12th with an infield single but was erased by an error then Wand singled to left to cap the rally.
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Los Angeles Sundas
Bob Bruce
Joe Morgan
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Ron Petranoski
Bob Aspromonte
Wenn
Los Ang
Diisdale Petranaski
Roseboro
Torborg
Bruce and Grote
Bruce
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League Leaders Ledger From Baseball Almanac
The National and American League leaders include Clemente and Mays among batting champions, Allen and Mays among runs, and Bowning and Gibson in pitching. Key figures: Clemente Pittsburgh 207 hits, Oliva Minnesota 321 batting, Killebrew 48 home runs, Bunker 185 decisions, Downing 204 strikeouts.
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Philadelphia
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San Francisco
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Roobinson
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Yastrzemski
Fregosi
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Downing
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Houston shocks Denver 38 17 in AFL clash
Houston quarterback George Blanda leads a fast start with two early touchdowns and a 43 yard field goal. Charley Tolar adds a 23 yard score as the Texans build a 17-0 lead. Denver fights back with a 97 yard drive and Odell Barry kickoff return before halftime.
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Gene Mingo
Jackey Lee
Lionel Taylor
al Denson
Craig
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Lee
Johnny Baker
Ryan Passes Browns Over Eagles 28 20
Quarterback Frank Ryan shifted to the passing game in the second half as the Cleveland Browns defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 28 to 20. Ryan threw three TD passes to Warfield, Jimmy Brown, and Collins to erase a 13 7 halftime deficit in front of 60 671 at Philadelphia.
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Jimmy Brown
Frank Ryan
Cleveland Browns
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Paul Warfield
Gary Collins
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Eagles
Browns
Ernie Green
Lou Groza
Ollie Matson
Sam Baker
Sparma Shuts Out Red Sox as Tigers Triumph 3-0
Detroit pitcher Joe Sparma threw a four-hitter and Al Kaline collected three hits to back a 3-0 Detroit victory over Boston. Bruton hit Detroit’s lone homer as Monbouquette struggled with early runs. The game details include a 3-0 final and Sparma earning the win.
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Joe Sparma
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Monbouquette
Ritchie
Tillman Sparma
Freehan
W-Sparma
L-Monbouquette
Bruton
Bill Elias
Virginia
Football Cards Stay On Top In Narrow Win
St Louis stayed tied for the Eastern Division lead by beating San Francisco 23 13. Jim Burson returned a punt 68 yards for a touchdown and Jim Bakken kicked three field goals. A 30 969 crowd booed penalties against San Francisco delaying the game for 10 minutes.
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Louis
Jim Burson
Jim Bakken
Bakken leads St. Louis with multiple field goals
Bakken, in his third pro season from Wisconsin, connected on his first field goal from 33 and added two from 40 to reach seven field goals in two games. Burson’s return and Bakken’s trio of kicks gave St. Louis a 13 0 halftime edge. San Francisco’s Tommy Davis added an 18 yard field goal in the third as the Cardinals stretched 73 yards aided by four penalties near the goal.
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St.Louis
Tommy Davis
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Cardinals
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