Browns and Giants Tie Preview Eastern Title Clash
In snowy conditions a 49 yard field goal by Pat Summerall lifts the Giants to a 13 10 win over the Browns. The result creates a Week 14, 1960s NFL playoff showdown between New York and Cleveland for the Eastern Conference championship.
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Chicago
Browns risked three for points in key play
In a third quarter gamble against the Giants, Cleveland attempted a fake field goal on fourth down with Bobby Freeman, allowing New York to rally as Andy Robustelli stopped the play and a 10 3 deficit became a Giants victory.
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College Court Tourneys To Be Started
The holiday college basketball tournaments kick off in the South with Kentucky Invitational in Lexington and Blue Grass Festival in Louisville. Notre Dame faces North Carolina and Cincinnati aims to keep its perfect mark as top teams clash across Birmingham, Charleston, and other cities.
Swearingen's Edges Ohio U Freshmen 82-75
Swearingen's topped the Ohio University freshman squad 82 to 75 to snap their three game win streak. Peters and Meadows led Swearingen's with 15 and 19 points while Whaley scored 26 for the Bobkittens. The game stayed close through the first half with Swearingen's leading 40-36 at the break. The second half saw Ohio U Freshmen grab a brief lead before Swearingen's pulled away in the final minutes.
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Bobcats overpower Salukis to win third straight
Ohio University Suns up their MAC title hopes with a 101-83 victory over Southern Illinois. Bobcats dominated with six players in double figures led by Bunk Adams with 23 points and 17 rebounds by Dave Scott. Seymour Bryson and Charlie Vaughn added 16 and 18 points respectively as Ohio U. improved to 3 straight wins.
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Sunnybank High Sports Roster and Scores Shown Amid Officials
Readable lines show team names like Dupler Sportswear Davids Bowl or Roll and Cornwell Jewelers in a local sports ledger. Players such as Kyle Slisher Widdows and numbers like 147 149 407 appear with win loss tallies and spread figures across sections, reflecting a fragmented score table.
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Cage Scores Saturday Scores In Steel Bowl Tournament
Pitt defeats Duquesne 71 to 56 for the championship while Clemson beats Miami 66 to 61 and Syracuse edges Canisius 71 to 70. Rutgers 51 over Temple 41. Bradley 71 over St Johns 66. Niagara 63 over Fordham 52. Holy Cross 61 over Yale 49. Rhode Island 65 over Brown 52. Princeton 86 over Navy 64. St Josephs Pa 92 over Manhattan 57. LaSalle 81 over Lehigh 47. Penn 75 over Army 73. Boston College 81 over Conn 55. Kentucky 76 over St Louis 57. Virginia 75 over West Virginia 72. Georgia 76 over South Carolina 72. Louisville 62 over Alabama 43. Arkansas 83 over Mississippi 81 at Miss State 63. Murray Ky 62. Individual scores list top players and team totals with Sunnybank and Dupler Sportswear cited for highs.
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College Football Scores From Bowl Lineup
Blue Grass Bowl Oklahoma State 15 Florida State 6 Orange Blossom Classic Prairie View 26 Florida A&M 8 Junior Rose Bowl Santa Monica 30 North Eastern Oklahoma A&M 12 Shrimp Bowl Eglin AFB 15 Brooke Army Medical Center 7
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Bantamweights results from Hollywood Turin Havana fights
In Hollywood Hogan Bas Sey outpointed Ernesto Parra in a 126% bout while Duilio Loi edged Kenny Rddhoff in Turin. In Havana Artimio Ramos stopped Tono Coria and Miguel Lasses knocked out Eduardo Guerrero in Mexico City.
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Tono Coria
Mexico City
Miguel Lasses
Cuba
Edurdo Guerrero
Bayer Wins Sanford Open Golf Feat Ends Pro Jinx
George Bayer, the long driving Glen Eagles, Illinois native, won the $15,000 Sanford Open in Sanford, Florida. He finished with a 68 to post 272, one stroke ahead of Wes Ellis Jr. and fellow challengers, with runner up Chick Harbert posting a 66.
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Ames Bern Hands Parkersburg Easy 64 47 Victory
Ames Bern defeated Parkersburg 64 to 47 as three Ames Bern players reached double figures Led by Bill McPherson with 24 points Mitchell Smith 18 and Ronald Ball 17 Parkersburg’s Roush led the Little Reds with 13 points Final totals show Ames Bern 25 14 64 Parkersburg 20 7 47.
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NBA Sunday and Saturday Results Highlight Close Scores
Sunday matched Syracuse against Detroit with a 101 95 finish while New York edged Minneapolis 100 99. Saturday saw Syracuse beat Philadelphia 115 100 and St Louis defeat New York 108 94. Tuesday features Boston and Syracuse at New York and Cincinnati at New York.
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Ohio State to Meet Kentucky at Lexington Invitational
Ohio State heads to Lexington for the Kentucky Invitational facing unbeaten Kentucky in the opener. If the Buckeyes advance they meet the West Virginia-Oklahoma State winner. Buckeyes beat Butler 81-69 as Larry Huston poured in 25 points and the team shot 47.9 percent. Cincinnati Xavier Dayton continued unbeaten runs with high scoring wins.
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Associated Press
Sanford Open yields Finsterwald third in tight finish
Don Finsterwald of Athens Ohio and Tequesta Florida shot 71 66 70 67 for a total 274 to finish in third place and earn 1200 dollars in the Sanford open golf tournament concluded Sunday in Sanford Florida.
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