Lions crush Browns 59 14 for pro title upset
Detroit Lions win the world championship with a 59 14 rout of the Cleveland Browns at Briggs Stadium. Tobin Rote shines with four TD passes and a late rushing score as Detroit dominates from the opening period to seal the franchise first title in years.
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Lew Carpenter
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Bobcats Favored to Win All-American City Tourney Open
Ohio University basketball, despite a 2 4 record, is listed as the favorite in the All-American City Tournament opening Monday at Owensboro Kentucky. OU meets Washington and Lee while Kentucky Wesleyan faces Southern Illinois.
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Virginia
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Jersey City
Louis Miller
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Gene Girard
Dave Nichols
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Dow Finishes High in Final Golf Marks
33 year old Dick Mayer led all money winners with 65835 dollars. Doug Ford and Don Finsterwald trailed with 45378.56 and 32872.08. Sam Snead finished fourth and led Ryder Cup points, while Finsterwald won the Vardon Trophy and Ford topped the Top Ten Tournament standings.
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Buckeyes Stage Surprise In Western Film Scene
Ohio State football players join a Western set at Columbia Studio as Tab Hunter shouts for extras to come inside. About 20 Buckeyes burst through swinging saloon doors during a run, breaking the scene and drawing laughter from co star Van Heflin the director and crew.
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All-Ohio Class A Football Team Named by Columbus Coaches
A 1957 All-Ohio Class A football squad was selected by a committee of Class A coaches in Columbus. Players from schools labeled AA by the Ohio High School Athletic Association were excluded from consideration.
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Ohio High School Athletic Assn
College Tourney Basketball Results and All Ohio Picks
A chaotic recap of holiday and tournament results across multiple venues. Notable outcomes include Temple defeating Seattle 73 to 60, Duke beating Wake Forest 75 to 66, and various regional classics with teams like Oklahoma State, Nebraska, and Saint Louis advancing or placing. The piece also lists the All Ohio Class A football team with players from Granville, Bellville, Olentangy, and many other schools.
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Waterloo Zaleski Win In Wilkesville Tourney
Waterloo and Zaleski win in the Wilkesville tournament. Dickens scores 16 and Clark 13, while Morris and Carsey reach double figures with 12 each for the losers.
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Ashville Wins Holiday Tourney in Lopsided Final
Ashville defeated Carlon Hill 76 to 34 to clinch the Holiday cage carnival title while Buchtel beat Nelsonville 77 to 38 in the consolation game. Friday saw Carlton Hill upset Nelsonville 57 to 47 and Ashville edge Buchtel 51 to 49. The Wright brothers led Wrightstown with 53 points as Nelsonville’s Covert reached 10 in a low scoring night.
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Big Eight title race centers on Kansas and Kansas State
Kansas and Kansas State, each undefeated with nine wins, lead the Big Eight race in Kansas City as the tourney crowns near. The AP top 25 pair are co favorites, with Kansas possibly slight favorite due to Wilt Chamberlain. Other events see California vs Temple in New York and Sugar Bowl Tourney finale Maryland vs Memphis State in New Orleans.
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Wilt the Stilt Chamberlain
Little Players Steal Spotlight In Bowl Results
After the season ends, underdog West led by Gerald Nesbitt scored three touchdowns to beat the East 27 13 in San Francisco. Tennessee upset Texas A M 3 0 in the Gator Bowl as John Crow managed 46 rushing yards. Ken Ford topped Green Bay Hardin Simmons 12 of 23 for 185 yards and a TD in the Blue Gray clash in Montgomery.
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NHL Sunday and Saturday Results Summary
Montreal defeated New York 4 3, Chicago beat Toronto 2 1, Boston tied Detroit 2 2 in Sunday action. Saturday saw Boston 0 0 Chicago, Montreal 6 0 Detroit, Toronto 6 New York 1.
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Fight Results From Milwaukee to Belfast Highlight Outcomes
Milwaukee fighter Orville Pitts stopped Joey Rowan in Milwaukee at 6 rounds. Hollywood Boots Monroe knocked out German Ohm in Los Angeles at 4 rounds. Arm and Savoie stopped Jimmy Brown in Belfast at 6 rounds. Paddy Graham outpointed in Trinidad by Boswell of St Louis.
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