Four Games This Weekend In New League
Four games mark a four game weekend in the American Football League with Dallas and Oakland opening at Oakland. The New York Titans and Boston Patriots delayed their Polo Grounds game to Saturday night to avoid the New York Baltimore baseball clash. Los Angeles meets Houston and Denver faces Buffalo on Sunday. Dallas upset by Los Angeles 21 20 and Oakland 37 22 to Houston last weekend. Tom Flores showed passing for Oakland, Dallas relied on Cotton Davidson. Titans beat Buffalo 27 3 as Do row Hart and Maynard shined. Boston lost to Denver 13 10 in opener. Boston relies on Songin passing. Los Angeles beat Dallas as Kemp passed 24 of 41. Blanda for Houston threw four TDs and kicked four extra points and a field goal. Buffalo to Denver with O Connell and Brodhead improving passing.
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Houston Oilers
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Abner Haynes
Chris Burford
Tom Flores
Sammy Baugh
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al Dorow
Pete Hart
Don Maynard
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Patriots
Butch Songin
Los Angeles Chargers
Jack Kemp
George Blanda
Tommy O'Connell
Bob Brodhead
January Leads Tacoma Field with 63 at Tacoma Open
Don January of Dallas shot a 63 at Fircrest to take a four-stroke lead in the Tacoma Open. Fog caused a 15 minute delay while late starters posted scores, with Bob Rosburg tying for second at 67. Several players matched or beat 68 and 69 as Arnold Palmer, Julius Boros, and Al Balding posted 71.
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Fircrest
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Overland Park
Kan
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Arnold Palmer
Ligonier
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Friday to Sunday
Friday pairings include Baltimore at New York Kansas City at Cleveland Boston at Washington Chicago at Detroit Saturday matchups list Baltimore at New York Kansas City at Cleveland Chicago at Detroit and Boston at Washington Thursday results show Pittsburgh 3 Los Angeles 1 Milwaukee 3 Chicago 1 San Francisco 8 Philadelphia 11 innings. NL games include Los Angeles at Chicago San Francisco at St Louis Philadelphia at Milwaukee and Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Sunday games feature Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Milwaukee and Chicago at Los Angeles.
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Only Two Teams In Big Eight Favored To Win Grid Openers
The Big Eight should improve on last year's poor opening day, with only Iowa State and Kansas State favored in six non conference games. Iowa State hosts Drake in Ames while Kansas State meets South Dakota State in Manhattan.
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Ames
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Manhattan
Durelle Quits Ring After Loss to Paul Wright
Yvon Durelle, famed New Brunswick boxer, retires after a 10 round decision defeat to unranked Paul Wright of Trenton New Jersey. The French Canadian had twice challenged Archie Moore for the world light heavyweight title and says he has no more fire for boxing.
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New Brunswick
Durelle
British Empire
Paul Wright
Trenton
N.J
Archie Moore
Ottawa junior high Cyclones open season in 25-6 win
Ottawa junior high football opened with a 25-6 victory over Osawatomie at Garfield School. Robert Gray scored after a kickoff fumble, with Doug Schultz adding two more long runs and a 40 yard pass play boosting the Cyclones. Osawatomie added a late score as Ottawa’s defense and offense showed early-season strength. Coach Don Kornhaus praised his 57-man squad and the team’s strong start.
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Curtis McClinton
Flayhawks
Texas Christian
Lawrence
Jack Mitchell
Kansas
TCU
Ottawa
Osawatomie
Garfield School
Doug Schultz
Gray
Schultz
Duane Campbell
Jacko
Osawatome
Kornhaus
Bowling Scores AMF League Local Highlights
Local bowling standings show 630-4 High 10 Meden and Mile 188, High 30 Mike 510. Dutch Boy o High 10 30 T Hiatt 168 472. Mack 0 High 10 30 W Mack 198 526. Cheney 2 High 10 30 B Wenthe 201 559. Blue Moon L High 10 N White 207. Cordle 0 High 0 D Cordle 536. Conrad 3 High 10 L Wichman 215. Heckman 0 High 30 D. Heckman 567. Brown 3 High 10 30 Humerickhouse 206 573. Climax 1 High 10 30 C Cordle 226 548. Pepsi 3 High 10 30 C Dodd 274 624. Briscot High 10 30 B Zell 198 571.
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Amateur Golf To Semi Finals
Charles Frances Lewis III leads a four man field toward the National Amateur final as he faces Bob Gardner in the semifinals. John Farquhar and Deane Beman also advance, with Farquhar defeating Phil Brownlee and John Garrett to reach the last four. Gardner beat Harry Root and Steve Spray to secure his spot in the semis.
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Little, Rock Country Club
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Charles
Harvie Ward
Bob Gardner
New York
Hollywood
Calif
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Amarillo
Tex
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Bethesda
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Gardner
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Farquhar
Texas Tech
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Houston
Phil Brownlee
Toronto
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Carl Lohren
Nor- Heck
Claude Wild
Beman
Fred Paine
Oakmont
Pennsylvania
Bill Hyndman
Abington
Harry Root
University of Florida
Steve Spray
Indianola
Iowa
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