Packers and Redskins Favored in NFL Week Action
Green Bay 4-0 travels to Minnesota to face an 0-4 Vikings as a three touchdown favorite while Washington seeks another win at St Louis against the 1-3 Cardinals. Lions duel the Rams as Chicago and Detroit chase second place in the West and the Giants host Pittsburgh in a 62,000 sellout home opener.
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Judges Defeat Westminster 21-14 in Narrow Upset
Handley dominated statistics and rushed for 344 yards to Westminster's 57 as the Judges beat the Owls 21-14. John Dick connected on a 25 yard TD pass to Larry Bell and Dennis Hinkle added a 51 yard score to give Handley a 14-0 first quarter lead. Westminster rallied with a second quarter TD by Jim Smith on a kickoff return setup, but Handley answered with another TD before halftime and extended to 21-7. Ed Bollinger added an 80 yard run late, Kennedy extra point, but a clipping penalty cost Handley a fourth touchdown. Westminster fell to 4-2, Handley improved to 2-2-1.
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Moore Clay bout postponed by San Francisco rain
Rainy weather in San Francisco delayed events including the Gene Fullmer versus Dick Tiger middleweight title fight and the Archie Moore Cassius Clay heavyweight elimination bout. Promoter Cal Eaton said a new date will be announced Monday and training for both Moore and Clay continues.
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Giants Yankees World Series Game Delayed by Rain in San Francisco
The sixth game of the World Series between the Giants and Yankees was postponed as heavy rain threatened Candlestick Park. Forecasts predicted 1 to 2 inches of rain, delaying the matchup and prompting managers to consider indoor workouts and adjusted pitching plans for a potential seventh game.
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U S Wins Eisenhower Golf Title in Japan
In Kawana Japan the United States won the Eisenhower Cup by eight strokes over Canada as Deane Beman led with a 66 on the Fuji course. Sikes 69 Harris 70 helped push the U S to a 205 round and 854 total. Canada finished 862 with Cowan 69 and Wylie 73. Britain Ireland finished 874 and New Zealand 882 in the world team event.
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Longerbeam runs for six TDs as Clarke County beats Broadway 47 20
Clarke County High powered past Broadway Gobblers 47 20 to go 4 0 in district play. Dickie Longerbeam rushed 21 times for 299 yards and six touchdowns while Dave Hough and Chris Levi added extra points. Broadway struggled early, finally scoring twice late, as Clarke County built a 33 0 halftime lead.
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McClure Faces Brennan in TV Bout at Madison Square Garden
Wilbert Skeeter McClure 11-0 as pro meets Gomeo Brennan 52-6-5 in a 10 round televised test at Madison Square Garden on ABC at 9 p.m. EST. The 23-year-old Toledo native, Army private, recently upset Farid Salim and departs for overseas next week after this final U.S. appearance for a while.
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