Three Wins From Crown for Chargers in AFL Title Run
San Diego, riding an eighth straight win, crushed Denver 37 0 as the Chargers near the Western Division title with a three win or Dallas loss scenario. New York Titans beat Oakland 146 while Boston edged Dallas 18 17 to stay in the Eastern race. Houston topped Buffalo 28 16 keeping their playoff hopes alive amid a busy, windy day.
Brenner seeks opponent for Argentina champ Farid Stalin
Teddy Brenner of Madison Square Garden looks for a November 25 match for Farid Stalin, Argentina’s middleweight champion, who impressed in his United States debut by outpointing Derh Teddy Wright at the Garden last Saturday night.
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Squeakers torment coaches as NFL week tests nerves
United Press International reports Sunday that coaches Nick Skorich of the Eagles George Halas of the Bears and Tom Landry of the Cowboys found Sunday’s squeaker wins rough on ulcers in the dog eat dog NFL. Only the steamrolling Packers escape the stress week after week.
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Pro Football Standings and Week 8 Results Summary
National and American League standings show Philadelphia leading the Eastern Division at 6-1, with New York and Cleveland close behind. Highlights include Philadelphia beating Washington 27-24 on Sonny Jurgensen’s 41-yard last minute pass to Manny, Chicago’s 21-20 win over Baltimore, Dallas’ 17-16 victory over the Giants, and Pittsburgh’s 20-10 upset of San Francisco. Packers top the West at 6-1, with Detroit and Los Angeles also posting wins. In the AFL, San Diego extended its win streak to eight with 37-0 over Denver, and New York Titans beat Oakland 14-6. Attendance figures and detailed game-by-game scoring are provided.
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Weekend gridiron shows 17 TD passes in eight games
West Virginia Conference teams tossed 17 touchdown passes in eight games over the weekend. Salem defeated Davis & Elkins 45-6 to hold the eastern division lead, Wesleyan beat Bridgewater 47-12, Glenville downed Fairmont State 20-7, and Bethany used a late 88 yard screen pass before adding a two point conversion. Other results included Randolph-Macon over Shepherd, and Potomac State over Wesleyan. Future games schedule Salem at West Virginia State and several others across the league.
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Mustangs Retain Class AA Lead
PARKERSBURG West Virginia St Albans remains atop the Class AA rankings as Mount Hope holds an 8-0 record and leads the field, with Williamson New Martinsville Spencer Romney Beckley Stratton and others in pursuit. East Bank faces a tough test this weekend as the Red Dragons aim to clinch a Triple A playoff spot.
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Scheffing Named AL Manager of the Year by UPI
Bob Scheffing former Chicago Cubs manager who led the Detroit Tigers to a second place finish has been chosen as the American League Manager of the Year by the UPI Board of Baseball Experts. The 46 year old Scheffing captured 27 of 36 votes. Ralph Houk of the New York Yankees received six votes and Bill Rigney of the Los Angeles Angels three.
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WVU’s season outlook tied to running game and upsets
WVU coach George McLaughlin predicts a 5 5 finish based on a pattern from past games. The Mountaineers upset Pitt then lose to Boston U and Army, leaning on a strong ground attack led by Glenn Horton. MT Hope tops East Bank, Beckley College names five co captains, and coach Joe Cook’s crew faces a surprise birthday plan.
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