Blanda leads Oilers in AFL win over New York
Veterans George Blanda, once with the Chicago Bears, threw four touchdown passes and added a short run and six conversions as the Houston Oilers crushed the New York Titans 42-28 to improve to 5-1. Dorow and Jamieson were injured for the Titans, who trailed early as Denver beat Boston and Buffalo upset Oakland in Sunday AFL action.
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Royals Rally Past Hawks As Robertson Scores 32
Cincinnati guard Oscar Robertson led the Royals with 32 points and set up plays in a 114-103 win over the Atlanta Hawks. Larry Foust doubted Robertson's pro impact before the season, but the Royals extended their unbeaten streak to four and atop the NBA Western Division.
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Chicago and Boston Battle to 2-2 Tie in NHL Contention
Chicago and Boston played to a 2-2 tie at Boston Garden as a shattered light bulb from the stands disrupted play. Ed Litzenberger opened scoring for Chicago, Don McKenney tied and then scored against goalie Glenn Hall. Montreal and Toronto also won, keeping Chicago and Montreal tied for first while Boston remained winless in eight starts.
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Herd To Work On Pass Defense
HUNTINGTON AP Pleased with his team's showing in the 6 6 tie with Delaware Marshall Coach Charley Snyder set about today to devise a way of rigging a pass defense against the University of Louisville. The Cardinals bring a 5 1 record with them Saturday including a 36 0 shutout of Dayton and a 44 0 shellacking last Friday of Western Kentucky Sophomore quarterback John Giles of Louisville ranks as one of the top passers among the small colleges Marshall’s record is 14 1 including the tie with Delaware Snyder said My kids played well and they played hard enough to win They came from behind to get the tie under pressure Marshall trailed 6 0 after Delaware marched 57 yards in 18 plays for a TD the first time they had the ball The score stood until the fourth period when Marshall drove 88 yards in 14 plays to gain the stalemate Fullback Dixon Edwards bulled over from the one foot line for the score.
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Soviet Runner Sets Record at Kiev in 28 18.8
Soviet long distance star Peter Bolotnikov, Rome Olympic 10,000-meter champion, clocked 28 minutes 18.8 seconds in Kiev to break Vladimir Kuts world record of 28 30.4 set in Moscow on September 11, 1956.
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Pro Football Standings and Sunday Games
Pro Football standings and Sunday games list matchups 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 are shown.
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WVIAC Leaders Face Stiff Competition This Saturday
Fairmont State and Shepherd lead in the Western and Eastern divisions as they prepare for key Saturday games. Fairmont State visits Glenville State while Shepherd hosts Concord. Salem travels to Davis & Elkins with other league games listed. The top Western trio remains tightly bunched with a potential 50 rating swing on the Fairmont-Glenville clash. Bluefield holds an unbeaten 10-0 record in the East as Bethany fails to qualify for title contention. The West Virginia Bowl pits the two division winners for the conference title on Thanksgiving in Clarksburg.
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Keydets’ Streak Ends With Tie At Boston College
Coach John McKenna praised VMI for its defense and ball movement after a 14-14 tie with winless Boston College, snapping a 12-game winning streak in the Southern Conference. Tech seeks first place as VMI faces Memphis State in nonconference action. Citadel, Furman, and Richmond win in conference play.
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American League results Hershey five Rochester two Cleveland three Providence nine Quebec five Buffalo four Montreal four New York two Boston two Chicago two Detroit one Toronto three Montreal two New York two Detroit dominated late scores Mississippi ten Arkansas seven Rice seven Texas zero Florida thirteen LSU ten UCLA twenty six Stanford eight Georgia seventeen Kentucky fourteen Maryland fourteen Wake Forest thirteen Florida State twenty two William and Mary six Detroit thirteen Dayton zero McNeese three Tampa zero North Carolina State twenty Miss Southern thirteen North Texas twenty nine Drake seven San Jose State twelve Arizona State University seven Arizona twenty six New Mexico fourteen New Mexico State forty Wichita eight
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