Browns and Packers Lead NFL Debut Wins Across League
The opening day featured a blitz of high scoring and notable performances. Cleveland’s 17-7 win over the Giants showcased Paul Brown's new look offense with Horning, Unitas, Gallimore, and Crow delivering big plays. The Packers rolled 34-7 behind Hornung’s 28 points, while the Colts upset Los Angeles 30-27 as Unitas threw four TDs. Crow starred in St. Louis’ 27-21 win over Philadelphia, and Gallimore added 37 and 77 yard TD runs for Chicago’s 30-14 victory over San Francisco. Milt Plum, debuting with Detroit, tossed three TDs in a 45-7 win over Pittsburgh, and Washington tied Dallas 35-35 as crowds reached a record 341,913. Browns’ Jim Ninowski called plays. Jimmy Brown ran for 134 yards.
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Bishop Hero of Southern Conf. RICHMOND NT. late 1960s college football recap
William and Mary kicker Steve Bishop, a rookie senior, boots a 20 yard field goal to lift the Braves 3 0 over Virginia Tech in Williamsburg. East Carolina College battles Richmond to a 27 26 finish as Billy Cline racks 205 of 273 total offense for ECU. Other scores include VMI over George Washington 22 6. Florida State crushes The Citadel 49 0. Furman and Davidson win later.
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Standings and results in major leagues this week
United Press International roundup lists National League leaders including Los Angeles and San Francisco with win loss records and percentages. It covers recent results from Saturday and Sunday, Monday pitchers, and Tuesday games, plus American League standings and scores across multiple cities.
Weekend Sports Summary
Pitcher Bill Fischer of the Kansas City Athletics broke Christy Mathewson's record by pitching 69 innings without a walk. Graham Hill clinched the 1962 world driving championship by winning the Grand Prix of Italy. Jack Nicklaus won the Seattle Open with a 265 four rounds. The Soviet Union dominated European track and field with 13 golds. Ruth Jessen captured the Sacramento Valley Women's Open with 218 for 54 holes.
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Sanford Answers Question With Other Questions
Pirates beat the San Francisco Giants 5-1 as Bob Bailey tripled in a four run eighth inning. Bailey credited with a two run triple boosting Pittsburgh while Jack Sanford’s bid for a 16 game win streak ended in the eighth. Willie McCovey and Felipe Alou contributed for San Francisco but couldn’t stop the rally.
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Yanks Dodgers Giants Reds Drop Tilts Twins Gain Ground
The Yankees and Dodgers stumble as Giants Reds also fall, while the Twins win 4-3 over Cleveland to close within three games of first place in the AL. Cubs topple Dodgers 5-0. Mets beat Reds 8-2. Phillies over Cards 3-1. Braves down Colt .
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Major League Box Scores From West Virginia and National League
Summary of regional college football results and major league baseball action includes West Virginia teams losing and winning games, plus MLB games across AL and NL. Notable events: Dodgers end streak with Bob Buhl four hitter. Maury Wills injures ankle but expected to play. Willie Mays hits 44th homer. Smoky Burgess hits walkoff two-run homer for Pirates over Giants. Also procurement notices from West Virginia state division and an official discontinuation notice for Park Homes Inc.
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Findlay Not Bowling Green Snyder Declares
Marshall University coach Charley Snyder said Findlay is not Bowling Green after a 40-22 win over Findlay. He projected a tough MAC battle ahead and praised quarterback Bob Hamlin and the sophomores, while noting defensive lapses in the first half. Odell Barry led Findlay scoring, hampered by Marshall’s defense.
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Hamlin and Connors Face Off In West Virginia Conference Clash
West Liberty hosts Salem in a Friday game as Ken Hamlin leads West Liberty’s aerial attack while Billy Connors directs Salem’s passing game. Hamlin threw for 229 yards and three touchdowns in last week’s 28 13 win over Glenville, with End Ray Pantril catching all three TD passes. Connors struggled for 74 yards on 10 of 19 against Concord. West Virginia Tech also played, with Fairmont State tying Shepherd late.
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Proclamation of Election for West Virginia Supreme Court Vacancy
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