Browns and Lions Fall In NFL Inaugurals
Cleveland Colts toppled by Chicago Bears 23 17 in a preseason opener at Baltimore. Leroy Ameche sparked the Colts with 194 yards on 21 carries for a standout debut. Green Bay upset Detroit 22 17 as Tobin Rote connected with Gary Knafelc late to seal the win before 22 217 at Milwaukee.
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Chicago Cardinals
Vic Janowicz
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Little Eddie
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National Foot
Baron
Philadelphia Ball League
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le Baron
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Johnny Carson
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Ray Renfro
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George Shaw
Oregon State
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Norm van Brocklin
Corky Taylor
Los Angeles
Bob Griffin
San Francisco
Bobby Luna
49Ers
John Henry Johnson
Y. A. Tittle
Hugh McElhenony
Oklahoma Maryland eyed as Orange Bowl matchup
Oklahoma aims for its 21st straight win after a 134 0 opener over North Carolina as Maryland rebounds from a narrow Missouri win to beat UCLA and set up a potential Orange Bowl clash in 1956.
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Oklahoma
Miami
Sooners
Nebraska
Bud Wilkinson
North Carolina
Tarheels
Dim Tatum
Missouri
UCLA
Associated Press
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Boston University
Duke
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Mississippi State
Tennessee
MHS Versus Forts Albany Schuyler Games Postponed To Today
Rain softened gridiron surfaces forced two area high school football games to be moved to today. Mechanicville hosts Fort Edward at 2 30 p m on Pruyn Hill as Albany High faces Philip Schuyler at Hawkins Stadium at 7 30 p m, while Amsterdam travels to Gloversville at Knox Field in Johnstown for an afterdark reschedule.
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Fort Edwardat
Mechanicville
Albany High
Philip Schuyler
Hawkins Stadium
Red Raiders
Pruyn Hill
Albany-Schuyler
Amsterdam
Gloversville
Knox Field
Johnstown
Saturday Sports In Brief Chronicle Briefs
Unclear scores show Lragee Sterrs and Nettens Krager with Pittburgh 4-4. Brooklie 2-1 and Chieseo 3 Cincinnati 2. Long 4 Muwaukee 3. Philadelphia at New York previously in remed.
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Nettens Krager
Pittburgh
Brooklie
Chieseo
Cincinnati
Long
Muwaukee
Philadelphia
New York
Moon Homer Powers 8-5 Card Triumph
Wally Moon drilled a three run homer with two out in the ninth to lift the St Louis Cardinals to an 8-5 win over the Milwaukee Braves in the final game of the season. The Cards finished seventh, their worst finish in 36 years.
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St. Louis
Wally Moon
St Louis
Milwaukee Braves
Crowe
O'Connell
Finnes
Jackson
Schofield
Tormis
Mathews
Vargas
Mm &Th
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Filiott
Cuie
Milwaukee
E—Lofen
Aaron
RBI
Moon
Virdon
Rep
Nichols
Flowers
Jackson I
St. Louis Cardinals
Hall of Fame
Reds Punish Cubs 13-0 Behind Fowler Four-Hit Shutout
Cincinnati Redlegs crushed Chicago Cubs 13 to 0 as Art Fowler pitched a four hit shutout and Smoky Burgess slugged two homers driving in six. Burgess also added two singles in a 17 hit attack.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Redlegs
Chicago Cubs
Art Fowler
Smoky Burgess
Chicago Cencinnate
Abrhin Ahr Ho Foner Ih
Boreesse
Banks Ae
Batere
Jackson
Totaia
Ring Etruck
Rush
Ath
Sauer
Katees
Sth
E—Jacheon
RBI
Bell
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Temple
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Fancy
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Fiesker
Soq
A. Kakcer
Ho—Rush
Hacker
Keiser
Treme
Rer—Rush
Kaier
W—Fowler
L—Ruah
U—Bogness
Enfeln
Secors
Goetz
Bowling Scores Felix Fruit Garden
Bowling scores listed for Felix Fruit Garden with Jack Griffin 531 and Pal O Mine. Bob Hotaling 200 203 595 and Mark Fisher 220 576 plus Movese and Shirley Seabury 187 520.
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Felix Fruit Garden
Jack Griffin
Pal_O'Mine
Bob Hotaling
Mark Fisher
Shirley Seabury
Belmont Entries Overview for Race Day Standings
A dense list of Belmont entries across multiple classes and ages, featuring horse names, odds, and conditions. Notable horses include Lady Sailor, Golf Gal, Bravely Waving, and Air Bunny, with various entry notes such as handicap, age restrictions, and sires.
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Segolds & Up
Lady Sailor
Binscarth
Page's Darling
Pryness
Chapaquoll
xBoots
xBrief
Glorious Emma
Pinuhta
Upelon
Ind
Aids. & F Grateton Street
Folding Man
Ws. Topeka
Getthere Frank
Smomington
Sound Out
xCodome
Tactical
Fomtoolery
Puellen
Ballyhooler
Plnctuating
Born Rich
xAlma K
Sun Bull
Bomber
Jet Command
xxxBlack Bid
xaLowlands
xaLadkye
Songa
Kinw Gavin
Cing
Good Motion
Beautillion
Npm
xxEcho Valley
Mellow Mood
Naarina
Ray Bang
Regier
Evening Echo
aGun Fly
sAfrica
Mankiki
Waiines
Pwippa- Wheatley
Myrties
Tarquilia
Bae Wessie
Olde & Op. Jom. Revolt
Jearian
Game Chance
Paper Tiger
Olds & Mn
M. Look Alive
Commis
Denny
Bone
Bethlehem Eagles Triumph Over Columbia In opener
Bethlehem Central opened with an 27-6 victory over Columbia Jarred as the Eagles built a 14-point lead by halftime. Quarterback Bill Guerrera connected on a 13-yard pass to Shufelt and Ray added a TD, while Columbia benched key players for the second half as Budnowski seeks a fresh start ahead of the Cohoes game at Notre Dame Field.
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Ronnie
Fort) Knox
Terps
Ed Vereb
Virginia Poly
Penn
Washington
Minnesota
Miami
Ohio
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Kentucky
Mississippi
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Southern Methodist
Terry Brennan
Paul Hornung
Bethlehem Central
Delmar
Columbia
Nick Budnowski
Cohoes
Budnowski
Rinkydinks
Behiehem
East Greenbush
Eagles
Blue Devils
Jerry Pappalau
Ray Shufelt
Skip Scepkowski
Scepkowski
van Clark
Bethlehem
Ron Kibbey
Shufelt
Bill Guerrera
Joe Guerrera
Ray
Lloyd Myers
Charle Leffler
Jack Kelly
Yeoman Service
Barrett Dorn
Larry Becker
Becker
Ken Fitzgerald
Bob Luciano
Myers
Leon van Alstyne
Jimmy Clifford
Cortland Boots Upsets RPI Dartmouth Next Troy Foe
Cortland edges Cortland and faces Dartmouth in a high profile weekend test for RPI coach Jack Corkery. The Cortland 1854 state champions beat RPI 3 2 last year and Dartmouth 6 0, with RPI’s Pablo Reda and Walter Schull among standouts before injuries and late pressure.
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Cortland Bootership
RPI
Dartmouth
Troy
Jack Corkery
Dartmouth College
New England
Corkery
John Snyder Retires Trophy At Frear Park
John Snyder Jr. won the Mayor Edward A. Fitzgerald Trophy at Frear Park by defeating John Moynihan Jr. 5 and 4 in a 36 hole final. Snyder led early after 18 holes at 70 to 71 and finished one under par for 32 holes before sealing the championship.
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John Snyder Jr
Edward A. Fitzgerald
John Moynihan Jr
Frear Park
Moynihan
Snyder
Ed Dedwaire
John Cusack
Racehorse Entries at Mutuel Meeting Include Many Notables
A list of entries and eligible horses for a 1 mile pace and trot events at a 1965 mutuel meeting features numerous horses such as The Sloatshore, The Har Bman, and Cedar Height with drivers including Easter Dolment Tester and Johnny One Note. Several divisions offer purses from $500 to $2,400 with amateur drivers and multiple eligibles noted.
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Claas
Mies
Cash Boheme
Suzanne C
Town Butterhy
Dashing
Beau
Devoton
Atweil Hanover
Mise Pritt Lee
Brother Eden
Cato Hanover
Runnymede Ausin
Lanza Hanover
Triple G
Johnny
Battenkill Gable
Clever Directum
Donald Caudie
Count Vonan
Misa Brakefield
Cimae CD
Kink Darnney
Anne Count
Rap Davis
Gay Lord
Wet Kinniey
Rickie
Cedar Augustus
Valiant Hanover
Earl's Pride
Purdy
Tex Hanover
Robert Hanover
Ethel's Guess
Hi- To
Gordon Rosecran
Btar Lake A. Oth
Pace Clase
Ano Silgibie
Clam C
Dan D
Guiane Jim
Junta Vi
Hanover
Ktern Manover
John Seekwp
Mim Lyopdem
Eitseneta Deriga
Irving Wins At Pine Bowl In Stock Car Feature
Chuck Irving of New Baltimore wins the 200 lap stock car feature at Pine Bowl Speedway, beating Howie Westerfelt by a half car. Jacki Sliecher, Ly Link Pettit, Stan Disbow, Stretch Van Steenburg, and others follow. In the 20 lap non Ford race Joe Messina wins after a third lap crash injures Ken Thompson. Thompson is in fair condition at Samaritan Hospital with head injuries. X rays planned.
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Chuck Irving
New Baltimore
Pine Bowl Speedway
Howie Westerfelt
Coxsackie
Irving
Jacki Sliecher
Troy
Ly Link Pettit
Schenectady
Stan Disbow
Poughkeepsie
Stretch van Steenburg
Sho- Kan
Joe Messina
Albany
Ken Thompson
Kinderhook
Samaritan Hospital
Messina
Ray Tilley
Frank Koville
Bob Fredette
Cohoes
al Ostrander
Shokan
High School Football Saturday Results and Today’s Games
Saturday results include Bethlehem 27 over Columbia 6 Scotia 46 over Coxsackie 7 Ballston 25 over St. Peter's 7. Yesterday Vincentian 33 defeated Cathedral 0. Today Fort Edward faces Mechanicville at 2 30 p m Albany High meets Philip Schuyler at Hawkins 7 30 p m Amsterdam visits Gloversville at Knox Field Johnstown 7 30 p m.
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Bethlehem
Columbia
Scotia
Coxsackie
Ballston
St. Peter's
Vincentian
Cathedral
Fort Edward
Mechanicville
Troy PAL Stars Win Best of Three Over Cohoes
The Troy PAL All-Stars defeated the Cohoes Intermediates in two straight games at Prospect Park, 65 final score. Joe Marro belted a two run homer in the decisive inning as Troy fought back from a 5-3 deficit in the fifth with key hits from Tommy Driscoll Melite John Mendell Mike Lavigna and Eddie Smulsky contributing to the victory.
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Troy Pal
Cohoes
Marro
John Mendell
Mike Lavigna
Driscoll
Eddie Smulsky
PAL
Roberts
Lavigna
Bassett
Hayner
Campanan
Washock
Sousis Wins Route 66 Speedway 2-Lap Feature
Boy Sousis dominated the Route 66 Speedway 2-lap feature to end a win drought, beating Fred Sear ing, Ken Tatro, Ed Canfield, and Sonny Sousis. Torch Orpin took the consolation race with George Gowie and Les Miles nearby. Heat winners included Sousis, Searing, Al Risteau, and Sonny Sousis. The season culminates next week with a 50-lap championship race and a trophy presentation by track owner Harold Garstang.
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Boy Sousis
Route 66 Speedway
Watervliet
Fred Searing
Oak Hill
Ken Tatro
Nassau Lake
Ed Canfield
Troy
Sonny Sousis
Torch Orpin
Pittsfield
George Gowie
Defreestville
Les Miles
Albany
Len Noreen
Tatro
Searing
Lou Hacker
Nassau
Roland Dennis
al Risteau
Bob Lennon
Sonny Sow
Lane Card Deal Near St Louis Amid GM Speculation
Speculation swirled about Frank Lane joining the St Louis Cardinals as general manager with a decision pending the former Chicago White Sox boss. The Cards left the next move to Lane as of yesterday.
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Lane
St Louis
Frank Lane
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago White Sox
Morse-Weber Duo Wins TCC Tourney
Jack Morse and Bill Weber won the Greens Committee Tourney at Troy Country Club defeating Gerald Messia and Jim Mulvey 2 and 1. Gordon Anderson and Orvill Henderson topped Tom Oviatt and Frank Weaver 2 and 1 in the second flight. The dog fight event went to Bill Lewis Jr., Derick Filley, Dick Decatur and Cmdr. Charles McKenna with plus nine. Second place went to Bill Killough, Jack Defee, Rod Chadwick and Homer Davis with plus. Third went to Gordon Anderson, Orvill Henderson, Oviatt and Weaver with plus 4.
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Troy Country Club
Jack Morse
Bill Weber
Gerald Messia
Jim Mulvey
Gordon Anderson
Orvill Henderson
Tom Oviatt
Frank Weaver
Bill Lewis Jr
Derick Filley
Dick Decatur
Cmdr
Charles McKenna
Bill Killough
Jack Defee
Rod Chadwick
Homer Davis
Gormley Victor Wins Golfball Sweepstakes at Van Schaick
Tom Gormley captured victory at Van Schaick in a weekend golfball sweepstakes with a 743-T1. Lou Forget placed second followed by Ken Bissell and Fred Murray in a close field.
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van Schaick
Tom Gormley
Lou Forget
Ken Bissell
Fred Murray
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