Browns and Colts Extend Unbeaten Streaks in NFL Week
The Browns defeated the Steelers 27-10 as Jim Brown led with 635 yards over four games. The Colts crushed the Lions 40-14 while Washington toppled Green Bay 37-21. Bears beat Rams 31-10. Cardinals upset Giants 23-6. 49ers,, Eagles 30-24. Halas escaped sideline clash as Bears stay 3-1.
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Associated Press
Cleveland Browns
Baltimore Colts
Green Bay Packers
Detroit Lions
Dispatch
Browns
Pittsburg Steelers
Colts
Lions
Washington Redskins
Packers
Dublus
ChicagoRears
Los Angeles Rams
Chicago Cardinals
New York Giants
San Francisco 49Ers
Philadelphia Eagles
Steelers
Jim Brown
Bob Mitchell
Bobby Layne
Lago
Halas
Bears
George Halas
Pappa Bear
Rams
Harlon Hill
Don Burroughs
Gibron
Burroughs
Bear
Willie Galimore
Erich Barnes
Lamar McHan
Giants
Hugh McElhenny
John ‘Brodie
49Ers
Eagles
Brodie
Clyde Conner
Y. A . Tittle
Cleveland
New York
Wyasington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Chicago Bears
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Green Bay
Detroit
Francisco
Ghieaga Curda
Washington
Mhatcaga Hears
Pittsburgh
Simdlay
Cheveliend
Deyraie
Westhay Fiona of Harham Wins Best In Show
Harold M. Fiershein's Aire dale Terrier Ch. Westhay Fiona of Harham won best in show at the Troy Kennel Club show at Troy Armory. Handler Thomas M. Gately of Wilton, Conn. bred by Mrs. J. H. Hayes. The four year old was previously amassing 20 prize best-in-shows, five specialties, 55 group prizes, and a Montgomery County win in Pennsylvania. Judge Mrs. Nancy P. Buckley oversaw the Terrier Breed group.
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James PT. Quinn
Harold M. Fiershein
Airedale
Ch. Westhay
Fiona
Harham
Troy
Kraven
Troy Armory
Thomas M. Gately
Wilton
Cana
J. H. Hayes
England
Montgomery County
Pennsylvania
Nancy P. Buckley
Westhay Fiona
Joseph Sailors
Jane F. Kamp
Edgar J. Reed
Ch. Blie Quest
Pocono
Katz
Harold W. Florstipiny
Westhay Pioney Harda
Dirdon Keynel Skeeshond
Dirdon
Richard
Freda der Thunderer
Ronald Martin
Tokalon Jester
Dean Gaston
C.D
Marten J. Meyers
J. Donald Duncan
Ch. Grayarlin
Statesman
Golden Pine
H. Golden Pine
Grace
Lambert’ Dees
Hurry Gordons
Louie G
Yinlees- Pointer
Ted
Munt Farm
Kawt
Fieldardt
Jude I
Edgar IL. Reed
Blue Quest
Mary K. Johnston
Louise C. Cieland
Maracas Gale Forer
Cieden
Marvin H. Rucker
Rosmoore Sinney
Homélain i. Mirhinttens
L. Donlati
Cresp
Cel- Heyd Kennels
Sin Gaehenund
Gellord Daniel
Stanley Potter
Preyhound
Seagift
Parcaneady Bluebell
Barbara CV Neill
Rightoillhound
Sir Getert
Ambleside
Tuathieen
Keeshond
Toonbaar
Charles FE. Weetinn
Annsown Gay Knieht
Arhu
Pennydale Kennels
Dalmatian
Greenstarr
Tilo Kennels
Demi Tasac
William TL
Toy
Iuy Webber
Rose Marie Katz
Wel Whooof
Pekeboro
Mildred Bird
Che Cowan
Niel
Mr and Mex
Fo Houston
Judlu
Milady
Macwee
Bong Weller
Bellew So
Harold M. Florsheim
Ch. Westhay Fiona
Troy Kennel Club
James J. Kermath
Tom Gately
Troy Post
American Legion
Otlo Palitsch
Nancy
P. Buckley
Bowling Scores Highlight Area Alleys Meet
A roundup of top scores across local bowling venues. Names include Jack Kawa 157 443 and Rich Ingram 160 470 at Colony Recreation. Other barns list Frank Dingley 344 and Roger Bombard 528 while Dee DeMento and Eva DeMento headline mixed leagues with high series. Junior girls and boys events record Marion Carlow 375 and Joe Germaine 495 respectively.
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Colony Recreation Colony
Jack Kawa
Jack Te- Nue
Rich Ingram
DeMento
Dom's
Marietta DeMento
Fane Corrigan
Ann Patrick
Laura Kawa
Patton
al Pagano
Frank Kennedy
Eva DeMento
Julie Slichko
Ann Pinckney
East Side
Justina’ Gilbert
Mary McGivern
Marion Carlow
Nancy Shafferty
Belmont Entries and Mixed Race Card Details
The listing compiles entries for Belmont races with horse names, weights, and related notes across multiple events. It includes horse combinations, jockey notes, prize money references, and various entries such as King’s Chapel, Destiny Unknowns, and Pete Pacaenit, indicating a dense program of races and possible added money.
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Frag Marten
King's Chapel
ao-Sumar Stable
Hay Sport
Roz
Atw
Day Gourt
New York
Yrn
Rally
Gante
St Amant
Langton Breeze
Andrew Alan
Pawel
Joniat
Pgreck Discovery
Best
Nimines
Stockwell
Onporilon
Seven Corners
Navana Lieht
Wed Coral
Eh. Boyne
Nybbeta
Ohare
Mahia
Mlpaten
Gure Werame
wAt Mind
Cingerte Hemi
Ad Hyneee
Mr. Medhied
Whe
Howard
Merrie
Mt Acode Richer Qilrys
Koh Ube
Kae
Knights Fall as Watervliet, Cohoes Triumph in Eastern Grid
Burg Loses to Watervliet 33 20 with Cannoneers scoring first half while Cohoes rallies after intermission. Watervliet passes for three touchdowns with Markham to Manning and Chiplock to Rollick. Tony Manolene rips 80 yards for Burg. Academy led by Richie Rainka three scores from end Carl Ernst and Heller to Gillie.
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Lansingburg
Cane
Knights
Albany Academy
Academy
Hudson
Watervitet
Cahoes
Tony Manol- Eeeen
Burg
Richie Rainka
Ed Eckert
Butch Heller
Heller
Carl Ernst
Watervliet
Cohoes
WHS
Val Notre Dame
Cannoneers
Tigers
Nesta and Tironi Win Alpha 3-Man Classic Night
Nesta and Sons take five points from Hamburg Haven to claim first place with Tironi four points ahead of Schaghticoke Bowling Center. Canfield and Nesta led scorers. Tironi’s top trio included Gully Grovenger and Wilfore. Schaghticoke’s Botts and McCreevy paced the team as Syracuse beat Detroit 103 to 94.
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Nesta and
Son
Hamburg Haven
Tironi
Schaghticoke
Nesta and Sons
George Canfield
Ralph Nesta
Mike Gully
Raleh Grovenger
Red Wilfore
Bob Botts
Mac McCreevy
20 Cops Hurt As Fans Riot At Soccer Game
In Catania Sicily a riot at a second division match between Catania and Vigevano injures twenty police and leaves officials scrambling. Fans storm the pitch as the score stays 1-1 with nine minutes left. Police arrest about thirty demonstrators after hours of chaos.
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Catania
Sicily
Vigevano
Italy
Saturday College Football Scores Across Nationwide Matches
Saturday results list numerous college games with scores for teams including Pittsburgh, West Virginia, Penn State, Harvard, Yale, Army, Nebraska, Rhode Island, Hartford, and more. Multiple upsets and varied margins highlight a wide weekend slate across conferences and regions.
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Coast Guard
Holy Cross
Dartmenty & Worceaster
Wesleyan
Northeastern
Hofstra
Princeton
Calgate
Tufts
Fa ML
Connecticut
Maine
Miniata
Lycoming
Norwich
St. Lawrence
Nocheater
Vermont
Heranton
Kings Pry Lock Haven
Eollanero
Pay
Get
Maryland Race Track Fire Kills 27 Horses at Marlboro
A Marlboro Maryland fire destroyed two barns at Marlboro Race Track injuring 27 horses and killing 27 more. Firefighters battled wind driven flames as horses fled the blaze and assistants treated the injured. One worker suffered injuries from a collapsing wall while others were kicked or struck during the incident.
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Ul Wasningigi
Upper Marlboro
Marlboro Race Track
Starward Bond
New Dice
Richard Maxwell
Seat Pleasant
Ben Schwartz
Morningside
Auburn Streak Ended by Turbulent College Football Weekend
Northwestern and Purdue upset Big 10 balance as Michigan, Wisconsin, and Auburn suffer shocks. Northwestern routs Michigan 55-24 while Iowa and Ohio State win big. Navy falls to Tulane in the Oyster Bowl. Auburn’s 17 game win streak ends as Georgia Tech halts its perfect run 7-7.
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Virginia Tech
du Bvenins Twuey
Northwestern
Purdue
Navy
Auburn
Ron Burton
Wildcats
Michigan
Ted
Towa
Wisconsin
Michigan State
Midshipmen
Tulane
Norfolk
Richie Petibon
Georgia Tech
Dixie
Fred Braselton
Tech
Associated Press
Army
Virginia
West Point
Ohio
Columbus
Ohio State
Indiana
Woody Hayes
la Grande
Ore
Westminster
Utah
Oregon
Sheriff's Deputies
Fort Collins
Colo
Wyoming
Colorado State
Joe Caldwell
Bob Anderson
Cadets
Pittsburgh
Pete Dawkins
Reading
Harry Walters
Pitt
Texas
Arkansas
Mississippi
Hardin-Simmons
Louisiana State
Billy Cannon
Kentucky
LSU
Clemson
Rutgers
College of the Pacific
Cincinnati
Houston
Oklahoma State
Air Force Academy
Iowa
Stanford
Oklahoma
Notre Dame
Kansas
Duke
Monty Stickles
Allinois
Minnesota
California
Washington State
Pasadena
Southern Cal
Southwest
Juice
Texas Christian
Baylor
Texas Tech
TCU
Rice
Southern Methodist
Young Ring Quartet Sets Sights On Streaks This Week
Four young fighters led by Don Jordan Sonny Liston Len Matthews and Denny Moyer target winning runs this week Jordan a 24 year old LA puncher seeks a crucial 6th straight win Ortega 23 year old Mexican risks a return 10 rounder in Long Beach NBC to air and a potential title shot looms. Liston aims for 14th straight win in St Louis while Matthews 19 risks perfect slate against Orlando Zulueta in Philadelphia Arena Moyer 19 undefeated faces Johnny Saxton in Portland.
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Associated Press
Don Jordan
Sonny Liston
Len Matthews
Denny Moyer
Jordan
Los Angeles
Mexico
Gaspar Ortega
Long Beach
Calif
ABC
Virgil Akins
NBA
Ring Magazine
Ortega
Ring
Liston
Bert Whitehurst
St. Louis
Whitehurst
Baltimore
NBC
Matthews
Philadelphia
Orlando Zulueta
Cuba
New York
Lenny
Kayos
Moyer
Portland
Ore
Johnny Saxton
Eddie (Pigeons) Lynch
Charley Cummings
St. Nicholas
Chicago
Buddy Jackson
SpringyMe
Jerry Jordan
Welters
Stepnowski Fires 664 As Colony League Action Unfolds
Frank Stepnowski posted a 664 triple from 189 267 208 in the Colony 3 Man League but Carl's Trailing Port fell to Low's Diner 2 1 led by Mike Herman 225 609. State Bowling Supply edged Seven Up 2 1 as Cal Deormi ere had a 256 single and 615 triple for the winners.
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Frank Stepnowski
Colony
Carl
Low
Diner
Mike Herman
Cal Deormiere
Tom Wehmeyer
Soda Men
Otto S
Empire Monument
Colony Recreation
Dabler’s
Joe Sacala
Stone Men
John Szymanski
Hi-Way Tops Manorus In Close Match Game
Hi-Way Ree defeated Manorus 2702 to 2649. Winners posted 523s by Joe Futscher 202 583 Don Turley 216 572 George Scholl 215 554. For the losers Sam Valenti 555 Tony Morini 208 551 Nick Marchese 210 547.
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Hi-Way
Hi-way Ree
Manorus
Joe Futscher
Don Turley
George Scholl
Sam Valenti
Tony Morini
Nick Marchese
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Airedale Terrier
Marie Katz
Wei 'Tiko
Albany
Edwin J. Cummings
Ch. Blue Quest
Shetland Sheepdog
Edgard L. Reed
Donna Lois
Jeff
HieAeeh Paver
John Pukatar
Frank Dingley
Lou Roberts
Sear Dupius
Roger’ Bombard
Bill Meyers
Lawn
Gorden
al Corbett
Prank Aransky
Pyskadlo
Ray Janainstilas
George Stebbins
Ida Bouehare
Dol Hoinski
Columbia Lanes
Rt. A. Club
John Nescott
Mike
Latham
Miller
Clarence Pills
al Craver
Debuscio
Bill
Vincent
Joe Lafarge
Liaison
America
Rome
WN. Y
Troy Record CO
Belmont
NFL
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Wiacanaln
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Marqrette
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Iowa State
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Air Foret
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USC
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Taha
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Mackile
Diego Matinet
Hawai Maerinea
Maryland
Ped and
Tasdae
Young Ring Quartet
Holyoke
Mags Chica Vvejar
Conn
Hillywood
Dwight Hawkins
Jon Angeles
Baby Brown
Manila
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NHL
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Toronto
Seston
Seciren
Varonta - Wonton
O Netto ‘Ghia
Stepnowski
G. H. Cole Supply Co
PHC
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