Bears Ground San Francisco in 31-0 NFL Shutout
Chicago Bears stunned the San Francisco 49ers 31-0 as Clark Shaughnessy’s new five six seven-man line defense blunted the shotgun attack. Billy Wade threw four TD passes to Mike Ditka, and Chicago moved into a second-place tie in the NFL West while Green Bay led at 5-1.
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Broncos Upset Titans. Eastern Race Opens Wide
United Press International reports in Houston that the Denver Broncos upset the New York Titans 27 10 to punch the Eastern Division race wider while San Diego extended its Western Division lead with a 41 10 win over Oakland. Houston trounced Dallas 38 7 in Lemm’s first game as Oilers coach, with George Blanda starring via three pass TDs a 53 yard field goal and five extra points.
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Nine Colleges Maintain Perfect Grid Records
Nine colleges kept perfect football records over the weekend, reducing the overall list of unbeaten or untied teams from 62 to 46. Names mentioned include Alabama, Bowling Green, Colorado, Iowa, Michigan State, Memphis State, Mississippi, Rutgers, among others.
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United Press International
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Colorado
Towa
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Memphis State
Mississippi
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Callahan Elks Bowling Champ in West Virginia Tourney
Ed Callahan from Huntington swept all-events with 1,898 pins and shared the doubles title with Charles Hanley for 4,315 total. Henry Harrell led singles with 715 pins, Parkersburg No. 12 led team with 3,130 pins. event to be held in Wheeling in October 1962.
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W. Va
UPI
Ed Callahan
Huntington
West Virginia
Major teams slip from top rankings after key losses
The article notes that Texas stays steady while Dartmouth Detroit Notre Dame and Villanova fall from the top in the wake of last week's perfect major rankings.
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Notre Dame
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Canadiens take lead with 3-2 win over Black Hawks
Montreal Canadiens moved atop the NHL standings by beating the Chicago Black Hawks 3-2 after a 6-2 win over the Boston Bruins the night before. Stan Mikita scored both Chicago goals as Detroit and New York split a weekend set. Bernie Geoffrion helped Montreal with two goals, and Claude Provost sealed the final period.
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Montreal
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Stan Mikita
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United States Wins Americas Cup Golf Title
The United States clinched its sixth consecutive Americas Cup amateur golf championship in Monterrey Mexico with 29 points. Canada finished with 14 points in the final round and Mexico ended with 11 points, narrowly behind the U S. team.
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Face Guards Dropped By Coach Cuts Injuries Says
SCOOBA Miss. UP I reports coach Bob Sullivan at East Mississippi Junior College says head and neck injuries fell this season after discarding face guards following a report by Fritz Crisler. The study cited by the NCAA panel claimed face guards cause whiplash injuries reduce vision and make players duck their heads increasing risk.
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Miss
UPI
Bob Sullivan
Sullivan
East Mississippi Junior College
Fritz Crisler
Michigan
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Ore
NCAA Opens Fall Meeting in New York
The NCAA plans to present a 16 point program to its policy directing council to combat gambling in intercollegiate sports. NCAA President Henry B. Hardt will chair the session as the three day meeting reviews an executive committee report with 11 recommendations for the Olympic organization and considers legislation for the January 11 to 13 convention in Chicago.
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Ncaa Committee
Sugar Ray May Give Moyer Return Match
Sugar Ray Robinson discussed a possible return bout with Denny Moyer at Madison Square Garden on November 24 or December 16. Promoter Teddy Brenner sought a comeback for the 41 year old former champion after a controversial decision over Moyer. Brenner cited TV sponsor protests and Robinson’s weighing 159.75 pounds against Moyer's 157.
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Mooseheart Tops Women's Major League With 14-4 Mark
Mooseheart leads the Women s Major League at Bow Wick with an 11 4 record after a four game swing over Greenbrier. E Clay posted 524 for high score while Torrico and Stiles contributed strong marks for Beauty Bar and the Photographers in a busy night of North Side bowling.
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