Pace-Setting Colts Face Two Road Tests At Season End
Two road games remain for the pace-setting Colts as they chase the West title with trips to San Francisco and Los Angeles. The Browns, already with an Eastern crown shot, host Detroit and New York in two weeks, while Baltimore’s rally falls short against the Rams as San Francisco and Detroit jockey for position behind Cleveland.
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Pro Football Loop Standings And Weekend Schedule
The Associated Prose lists this week’s schedule with New York at Pittsburgh on Saturday December 7 and Baltimore at San Francisco, Chicago Bears at Chicago Cards, Cleveland at Detroit, Green Bay at Los Angeles and Philadelphia at Washington on Sunday December 8.
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County Soccer Teams Battle Top.4Tie
Williamsport and Boonsboro battled to a 4 4 stalemate in a Washington County League match at Boonsboro. Dickie Baker and J Reese scored for Boonsboro while Jack Byers and George Baker led Williamsport. J Morgan earned several saves for Williamsport as the game remained tied at halftime and full time.
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NFL Draft Begins As Coaches Risk Future Plans
National Football League coaches gathered to draft 49 college players at the preliminary selection meeting presided by Commissioner Bert Bell. The bonus selection winner, tied to the Chicago Cardinals, will pick first, with King Hill among potential targets, as teams rotate in the 30 round process scheduled to finish after the owners' January meeting.
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Naming All America and National Champ Results In College Football
The Associated Press reports final bowl selections as ranks settle and conferences crown champs. Navy and Mississippi face postseason bids while Tennessee eyes an invitation after Baylor, Tennessee, and Ohio State scenarios, with major bowls including Rose, Sugar, Orange, Gator, and others shaping the national picture.
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Minor Loops' Facing New TV Problem
Colorado Springs delegates at the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues meeting voiced concern over a proposed Sunday television broadcast of major league games. International League directors mandated legal action to protect league rights, while the Pacific Coast League weighed a settlement offer from National League teams as part of a territorial takeover dispute.
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Navy Saves New Plays For Cotton Bowl
Navy coach Eddie Erdelatz saved several new plays after a 4-0 victory over Army and plans to use them in the Cotton Bowl against Rice on January 1 in Dallas. Training to resume midweek after Christmas leave, Navy eyes a strong bowl run with disciplined preparation and a potential second bowl bid after a solid season, following past entanglements over bowl eligibility.
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Weekend Fights Highlight Intense Global Boxing Card
AP reports from Hollywood and other locales that multiple bouts occurred with knockouts and decisions. Notable actions included a knockout by Alberto Escobar of Redondos Beach against Larry Vasquez of San Francisco, and Gustav Scholz defeating Alex Euston in Stuttgart. A world flyweight title bout between Pascual Perez of Argentina and Young aria Spain was postponed to Saturday.
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Local Swimmers Shine at District Meet in Washington DC
Yucaswim club swimmers posted a strong showing in the National Capital Swimming Association event in Washington DC. Ten thousand seven hundred thirty five contestants entered from Florida, the eastern seaboard and New England. Mike Stirley and Terry Camp earned two awards each and qualified for finals in their age groups, with other local entrants Kent Bradford Bill Baylis and David Dwyer competing in younger classes.
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Royals Gain Ground in Aasn Move with Lovellette Spotlight
The Royals, after transferring their NBA operations from Rochester to Cincinnati, rally behind star Clyde Lovellette to inch closer to the Western Division leaders, narrowing the gap to 15 games on the Hawks as St. Louis falters.
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