Browns Fall to Chargers 27-10 in Quiet Cleveland
San Diego exploited Cleveland turnovers to win 27-10 as John Hadl connected on 13 of 21 for 206 yards and Lance Alworth caught a 44-yard TD. The Browns’ defense struggled after early momentum, while Chargers runners Post and Hubbert provided balance.
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Cannon Blast Injures Men In Halftime Show
An antique cannon used in the Rams Saints halftime show fired prematurely injuring four people. Two Cannoneers loading the weapon, David Widdecombe and Leslie Germain, suffered severe injuries including missing fingers. An ramrod struck fans in the stands and one spectator required hospital care.
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Blanda Boots Raiders To Tie In Wild Chiefs Riot
In Kansas City a late chaotic finish left the Chiefs and Raiders deadlocked 17 all after a disputed sequence on the Oakland 14. George Blanda booted a 48 yard field goal with three seconds left to set the tie amid a bench-clearing melee sparked by Otis Taylor and Ben Davidson.
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Boosters Meeting Rescheduled for Tonight at Norwalk HS
The Norwalk High School Booster meeting is moved to tonight at 7 30 with the Trucker football banquet at 6 30 on Nov 9. Guest speaker will be Bill Edwards athletic director at Wittenberg University. Banquet supporters gather at the junior high school.
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Trucker Wrestlers Begin Practice as Ohio Opens Season
Norwalk High School sets practice at 3 30 daily in a season preview. Coach Dennis Corrigan targets 50 to 60 athletes with seven returning lettermen and six vacancies with a new weight class added. Co captains Dan Pugh and Mike Phillips headline a roster featuring top records and expected class shifts.
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Toledo Rockets win eighth straight in MAC title clincher
Toledo gains the Tangerine Bowl bid by edgeing Miami 14 13 on a late fourth quarter drive led by quarterback Chuck Ealey who capped a 47 yard march with 2 44 left The Rockets stretch their winning streak to 19 and set a Mid American Conference record Their coach Frank Lauterbur mourns his mother after the game and a separate MAC game sees Ohio losing 52 23 to Western Michigan in Kalamazoo.
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Sectional meet results set tone for two class wrestling season
Today Hipp and Linder placed in the sectional meet but lost in preliminaries of the district tournament in Toledo. Post season tournaments will be in two classifications this season with Class A and AA merged and Class AAA as a separate division. Norwalk is a AA school and will not face Bellevue Tiffin Columbian Sandusky or other AAA schools. Dick Pollack, last year's junior high coach, will assist Corrigan. Sam Cessna will coach junior high. Weight classes are 98 105 112 119 126 132 138 145 155 167 175 185 and heavyweight.
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Potts Field Goal First Wichita Score After Crash
Former St Paul star John Potts kicked a 37 yard field goal for Wichita State in a 35-5 loss to Cincinnati. He also punted five times for a 36 yard average as Wichita State resumed play after the Oct 2 air crash that killed or injured most of the starting squad.
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Trucker Reserves Win Second Game
The Norwalk Reserve football squad defeated Bellevue 8 to 6 for their second win of the season. Ned Loughridge threw the decisive TD pass to Joe Turnley after a fumble recovery score in the first period. Norwalk improves to 2 4 in the Northern Ohio League and hosts Galion next.
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Ohio State Tops Northwestern in Saturday Tilt
Ohio State defeated Northwestern 24 to 10 while Cincinnati edged Wichita 35 to 5. Other results included Western Michigan 52 over Ohio University 23 and Bowling Green 26 over Marshall 24.
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