Browns Rally Past Bengals to Lead Division
Cleveland edged Cincinnati 28 24 as Bo Scott scored three touchdowns and Don Cockroft added two field goals. The Browns recovered a late Bengal fumbled and held on to preserve a Central Division lead in a tense NFL clash.
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Madison Heights pirates excel in city cross country meet
MH Junior High CC finishes with a strong city meet showing led by Briles and Bratten. Seventh graders and freshmen posted top results as Dickerson and Madison Heights runners claimed top 14 finishes amid a crowded field. Briles praised effort and noted limited early-season numbers hampering depth while Anderson and Johnson saw varied play and return from injury.
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Consolidated Bank Report Spurs Anderson Football Tale
A fragment merges a 1971 bank condition report for Citizens Banking Co of Anderson Indiana with a high school football note about an Anderson senior pursuing pro football after Indiana University. It mentions weights, a quarterback run, and a 26 yard field goal amid scattered financial figures.
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Bears Lose Sayers Nix and Prepare Douglass for Lions
Chicago Bears coach Jim Dooley plans to move in with quarterback Bobby Douglass as Kent Nix is out for at least a week. Dooley guaranteed Douglass will carry the load against Detroit Lions, leaving the Bears with their last quarterback.
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Grand Jury Resumes Probe Into NFL Operations
A federal grand jury in Cleveland reopened its secret probe into National Football League operations Monday. Witnesses included Sid Gillman, coach and executive VP of the Chargers, and others tied to player-owner relations and possible anti trust violations. The panel, active since November, has heard from Paul Brown and other NFL figures, with testimony continuing as the investigation seeks details of league conduct.
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