Colts and Browns Drop Division Leads on Late Field Goals
In NFL action the Colts fell 30-17 to the Lions and the Browns lost 31-29 to the Eagles as late field goals decided outcomes. The Packers overwhelmed the 49ers 41-14 while the Rams snapped a 12-game skid with a 24-31 score. Oilers quarterback George Blanda starred in a 42-28 win over the Giants as Denver and Buffalo won to create shifting AFC and NFL narratives.
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Football scores and Sunday games list
Pittsburgh 27 Washington 2. St Louis 12 Dallas 10. Sunday games Chicago at San Francisco. Green Bay at Pittsburgh. Baltimore at Dallas. Cleveland at Washington. Detroit at Los Angeles. St Louis at New York. Only games listed.
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Shattered Bulb Ties NHL Standings After Boston Split
Boston at Boston Garden sparks a 2-2 Chicago tie with Montreal for first place as Don McKenney scores on Glenn Hall after a light bulb hits the goalie. Chicago earlier tied on Ed Litzenberger’s goal, while Montreal beat New York 4-2 and Toronto defeated Detroit 3-1. League standings show a tight early round with multiple corporate names appearing in the notes.
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Oswego Falls to Cortland in key high school clash
Oswego High School suffered a 21 to 1 defeat at Cortland High at Fort Ontario as Cortland surged with three touchdowns. Buff Simons and Larry Decker starred for Oswego on defense and at center, while Bruce Smith and Lynn Spiess scored for Cortland. Oswego’s offense stalled, advancing only near Cortland’s 30 and failing to record a first down until late in the fourth.
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Top college teams win as Iowa and Ole Miss survive
Iowa and Ole Miss, ranked first and second, barely won to stay undefeated. Iowa edged Purdue 21 14 with Dayton Perry's 84 yard run and a late pass interception return for the margin. Ole Miss beat Arkansas 10 7 on a disputed 39 yard field goal by Alien Green. Both face tough next games as Syracuse and Navy loom for the national title considerations.
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Oswego Buckets Stave Off Early Lead In Bet On Big Wins
Three early passes started Oswego with a fresh surge as Simons and Tommy Sheldon added a penalty and runs to push the Bucs to six first downs while the winners had 12. A host of Oswego linemen and backs contributed in a rugged battle, with Bob Marshall sidelined on precautionary knee issues ahead of crucial games against Watertown and Fulton.
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Northern Big-Game Season Opens Tuesday in Adirondacks
The big game season for deer and bear begins Tuesday in the Adirondack Mountains and northern New York with a forecast of fair weather and 40s temperatures. Deer herds are up, and bear are plentiful. A special party-permit system allows a group to take one additional deer, replacing last year’s 10 day antlerless season. Applications cover about 60 percent of 26 600 permits.
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Ohio State Crashes Wisconsin as Top Teams Rise
Ohio State, ranked No. 9, pounded Wisconsin 34 to 7 while aiming for the Big Ten title. Washington edged Oregon State 30 to 29, and a 20-0 shutout of California highlighted the weekend. Tennessee crushed Chattanooga 35 to 0 as Utah State New Mexico State Yale and Rutgers own five or six victories, among the still unbeaten teams.
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Dr H J LaTulip Tops Weekend Bowling Hits
Dr Harold J LaTulip led weekend action in the Elks Mixed League with a 592 series, missing the 600 mark by one clean, as he posted games of 183 209 and 200. Ed Luka 396 Bob McDonough 554 and Joan Reidy 464 led the field, with multiple leagues reporting high scores and standings across Moose Mixed, Rouples Klub and Vona's leagues, including Dick Rossiter 562 and Flanagan 563 in different divisions.
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Those Ties Scoring Record As Lakers Down Buffalo Booters
Oswego State Lakers defeat Buffalo State Orangemen 6-1 on Homecoming Day as Bob Thole scores five goals. Oswego also dominates cross country action with Ed Winrow setting a course record at 20 19 as Buffalo State wins dual meet over Oswego and Canisius.
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Griffith Stops Willie Toweel in New York Fight
In New York, middleweight Emile Griffith stopped Willie Toweel in a weekend boxing bout. Griffith held a 14715 crowd index while Toweel from South Africa at 144 pounds exited after the stoppage. The Virgin Islands native controlled the pace and scored a clear victory.
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