Packers Top Lions 9-7 on Hornung field goal
Green Bay wins 9-7 over Detroit as Paul Hornung kicks a 21 yard field goal with 36 seconds left. Herb Adderley’s 40 yard return after an interception sets up the late score. Packers remain unbeaten at 4-0. Redskins beat Rams 20-14 to stay atop the Eastern Division with 3-1-0.
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Alex Karras
Plum
Danny Lewis
Cesineewan
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Cecere
Ogene
Crow
Perry
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Tittle
Chandler
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Standings and results from NFL Eastern and Western Divisions
United Press International records show the NFL standings with teams such as Washington New York Cleveland Pittsburgh Dallas Philadelphia St Louis Green Bay Detroit Chicago Baltimore San Francisco Los Angeles Minnesota and Minnesota listed by divisions and percentages. Sundays results include New York 31 St Louis 14 Cleveland 19 Dallas 10 Washington 21 Los Angeles 14 San Francisco 21 Baltimore 13 Chicago 13 Minnesota 0 Green Bay 9 Detroit 7.
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Mor rall on mower accident weighs out rough path
Detroit Lions quarterback Earl Mor rall says losing part of a toe in a lawn mower accident motivates his weight loss plan. He admits the mishap is a tough way to shed pounds but keeps a philosophical view.
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NEA
Earl Morrall
Detroit Lions
Woodrow Wilson Leads Triple-A in Class Rankings
Woodrow Wilson tops the Class Triple-A ratings with a 27-6 win over Oak Hill boosting the Flying Eagles to first place, while Parkersburg drops to a second place tie at 12.6. Ceredo-Kenova remains atop Class AA with a 12 rating. Sophia leads the Small School list with a 10.0 rating.
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UPI
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Hinton
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Stonewall Jackson
Weirton
Clarksburg
Fairmont West
Buckhannon
Man
Fairmont East
Ceredo-Kenova
Summersville
Keyser
Bridgeport
Beckley Stratton
St. Marys
Romney
Hawks Still Claim Mahovlich Deal Closed at $1 Million
Chicago Black Hawks maintain a $1 million deal for Frank Mahovlich with Toronto was made in good faith and closed. Maple Leafs president Stafford Smythe acknowledged an offer but said no authorized acceptance occurred as Mahovlich signed a new four year Maple Leafs contract.
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UPI
Chicago Black Hawks
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Frank Mahovlich
Toronto Maple Leafs
Tommy Ivan
Mahovlich
James D. Norris
Black Hawks Board of Directors
Maple Leaf Star
Ivan
Toronto
Stafford Smythe
The
Maple Leafs
Saturday At Pittsburgh WVU Defense To Face Stiff Test
West Virginia gets a rugged test from rival Pitt as its untarnished defense seeks another shutout run. Coach Gene Corum worries more about WVU's offense after 26 points against Vanderbilt but only 21 in wins over Virginia Tech and Boston College.
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UPI
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Gene Corum
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Vanderbilt
Virginia Tech
Boston
Engle Calls Lions Win Great Terrific In Houston
Penn State beat Rice 18-7 in humid Houston with Fullback Dave Hayes scoring all three State touchdowns. Hayes overcame heat to key a third straight win while Don Caum rests knee after injury. Army game looming as Engle forecasts tough defense and offense work.
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Houston
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Hayes
Lions
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Black Knights
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al Gursky
Ralph Baker
Steelers Edge Eagles 13-7 In Eastern Division Race
Pittsburgh defense stifled Philadelphia holding 44 rushing and 153 passing yards. Bob SchmitzInterception returned for the Steelers lone TD as John Henry Johnson powered the ground game amid a 9-2 season tally. Rookie Joe Womack and Dick Hoak aided the offense while Gene Lipscomb forced a fumble leading to a field goal. Steelers climb to 9-2, tied for third in the East behind Washington and New York.
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John Reger
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John Henry Johnson
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Dick Hoak
Gene
Big Daddy) Lipscomb
Lou Michaels
Steelers
Cleveland
Washington
New York
Ironmen Strive To Even Series With Blazers
Wheeling Ironmen return home to avenge a 21-14 loss to Grand Rapids Blazers as the two teams prepare for a rematch. Both clubs sit at 3-2, with Wheeling second in the Eastern division and Grand Rapids third in the Western. Ed Chlebek threw a 4-yard TD to Ron Mikyonki late to seal the win, while Wheeling answered with an 18-yard run by Fred Ford and a 19-yard TD pass from Ivan Toncic to Tom Bland.
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Louisville
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Ron Mikyonki
Chlebek
Fred Ford
Ivan Toncic
Tom Bland
West Liberty and Concord poised for WV conference title clash
Eastern Division leader West Liberty (110 points) heads to Athens to meet Western Division leader Concord (108.7) as the WV conference title picture could be decided. West Liberty beat Marietta 38 7 while Concord defeated Fairmont State 27 7. Wesleyan and Glenville also posted wins as the race tightens toward next weekend showdown.
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Marietta
Ohio
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Don Yontz
Wesleyan
Salem
Bill Wood
Glenville
W. Va. State
Shepherd
Potomac State
Georgetown
W. Va. Tech
Gallaudet College
Liston Police At Odds Again
Philadelphia dispatch reports heavyweight champion Sonny Liston clashed with city police after a 1962 Cadillac stop near Fairmount Park. Liston was detained on suspicion of intoxication and released without charges, while park guard Aaron Smith and Lt Ed ward Kelly defended the stop. Alfred Klein of the Pennsylvania Athletic Commission condemned the incident as harassment, Liston’s attorney Mort Witkin stating Liston never drinks.
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Sonny) Liston
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Deegan
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Edward Kelly
Lison
Alfred Klein
Pennsylvania Athletic Commission
Mort Witkin
Alabama Poised for 15th Straight Victory Over Houston
College Football Roundup reports Alabama and Texas surging past Ohio State in the nation’s top ranking race. The defending champion Crimson Tide eye a 15th straight win next Saturday against Houston, which fell 40-7.
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Hadl Sparks Chargers Win Over Dallas Texans
The San Diego Chargers, led by rookie quarterback John Hadl who passed for two touchdowns and ran for one, defeated the Dallas Texans 32-28 for their second straight win since Hadl took over. The weekend also saw the Oilers edge the Bills 17-14 with a late Blanda pass, and other scores from Boston, Denver, and more shaping the league standings.
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George Blanda
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Hadl
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AFL Standings Snapshot With Scores and Records
The AFL table shows team records with W L T and winning percentage. Boston leads at 3 1 0 .750, Houston 3 1 0 .750, New York 2 3 0 .400, Buffalo 0 5 0 .000, Denver 4 1 0 .800, Dallas 1 0 0, San Diego 0 4 0 .000. Recent results include Houston 17 Buffalo 14 and San Diego 32 Dallas 28.
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Marshall Prepares to Tighten Defense After Cleveland Week
Marshall University faces a tough stretch as coach Charley Snyder plans to tighten a defense yielding 33.3 points per game. Toledo crushed Bowling Green 42-12 while Marshall beat Findlay 40-22 and later lost 48-6 to Bowling Green and 21-0 to Kent State. Toledo’s Frank Baker ran in three touchdowns, with Ron Allen and Phil Yenrick connecting on several passes. Dick Winters scored for Marshall on a 28 yard fumble return, and Dave Boston added a one yard TD.
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Tom Nolan
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Bob Smith
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