Browns Beat Cardinals Keep Eastern Title Hope Alive
Cleveland remains in the NFL Eastern race after a 24 to 10 victory over St Louis. The Browns tied New York at 9 3 atop the division while St Louis and Pittsburgh sit in third place a game back with two games left. Browns star Jim Brown rushed for 179 yards and Frank Ryan threw for 210 yards as Cleveland dominated.
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Prepare for U S Civil Service Jobs Today
Ages 18 to 52 are urged to prepare for upcoming federal openings in the next year. Thousands train at Lincoln Service, a private non government school, offering free information on job listings salaries and test preparation by mail.
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Six NFL Teams Still Could Win Six
The NFL title picture narrows with two weeks left as six teams remain alive to win and five to tie. Bears and Packers clash atop the West while Giants and Browns lead the East, with Steelers limited by three ties and two games remaining.
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Ohio Collegiate Cagers Open 1963-64 With Wins Across Ten Games
Ohio college basketball opened the 1963-64 season with strong showings as Cincinnati and Ohio State rolled to easy victories. Dayton Toledo and others posted notable wins while Xavier led a Sunday upset of Marion. Kent State and several small colleges posted opening wins in a busy weekend of 16 games.
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Parilli Keeps Pats In Race
Boston quarterback Babe Parilli revived the Patriots title bid at Fenway, rallying from bench to steer a 17-7 win over Buffalo. His late plays tied the East race with Houston while New York and Oakland also kept slim hopes alive ahead of key clashes this weekend.
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Tornadoes Begin 1963-64 With 70 41 Win Over Kyger Creek
Racine Tornadoes roll to a 70 to 41 victory over Kyger Creek to start the season. Larry Price tops Racine with 19 points while Ted Bailey adds 11 and Mel Coon leads Kyger Creek with 10. Kyger Creek drops to 0-3 overall as Racine hosts Southwestern Friday.
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Marietta Beats Belpre In Opener
Belpre opened with a 66 41 loss to Marietta as Belpre led 28 26 at halftime but collapsed in the second half shooting 4 of 20 from the field. Marietta controlled play to pull away in the final 20 minutes. Belpre hosts Newport next Friday.
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49ers Eye Beathard as NFL Draft Opens in Chicago
NFL draft opens with 14 teams selecting top college talent. 49ers, last in standings, hold first pick and may choose Pete Beathard from Southern California, a Rose Bowl standout. AFL clubs push bidding rights and trades shape a players market across 20 rounds.
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Massillon Niles Meet Set for 1964 Rubber Bowl Clash
Massillon and Niles McKinley, Ohio’s top high school football powers, announced a 1964 showdown at the Akron Rubber Bowl on Sept. 19. Niles won the 1963 AP title with Massillon second, and their last series stretch was 1932-35 under coach Paul Brown, Massillon.
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Associated Press
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