Browns Lead Division With Big Win Over Steelers
The Cleveland Browns beat the Pittsburgh Steelers 30-17 to move two games ahead in the division with six games left. Jim Brown became football’s first to top 10,000 rushing yards, finishing with 149 yards. Ernie Green scored two second-half touchdowns as Cleveland built a 10-0 lead before Pittsburgh’s rally.
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Moore leads Colts past 49ers with eleven points
Baltimore running back Lenny Moore scored two TD runs and added 78 points in the season, helping the Colts roll to a 37-7 victory over San Francisco as New York, Detroit, Dallas, Green Bay, and Washington also won.
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Bills Drop Houston to Stay No 1 in AFL
High above the War Memorial Stadium, the Ironworkers draped a sign reading Bring on the NFL as the No 1 Bills defeated the Houston Texans 24 to 10. Bills cling to top ranking amid league talk and expansion chatter.
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Bills stay undefeated with dramatic 24-10 win over Texans
Coach Lou Sabin said the Bills would not be embarrassed after a comeback victory that pushed their record to eight wins. Daryle Lamonica added rushing threat as Cookie Gilchrist and Bobby Smith led a ground game. Houston’s George Blanda threw 393 yards in a lone bright spot amid a heavy Bills rally. Giants lineman John Loveter potentially out for season with a knee injury from Sunday’s game against the Cardinals.
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Ohio University Falls 4-0 at Michigan State in Soccer
The Ohio University Bobcats lost 4-0 to Michigan State in East Lansing, leaving them 4-4-1 while MSU improved to 7-0-1. MSU scored once per period amid 53 shots to Ohio’s 10. Spartan goalie made three saves. Ohio coach John McComb praised defense and ball movement but said finishing chances failed.
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Scoreboard Note from Ohio Saturday Roundup of High School Games
Toledo Bowsh e and St. Francis clash as Libby ties. Waite downed by 6. Numerous Ohio games across Columbus Cincinnati and Cleveland feature high scores led by Marion Catholic 86 and St. Edward 48. Rotary pro note: Oscar Robertson injures eye. doctors stitch 10 in eye above cornea. Royals aim for next Friday game.
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Ohio high school football rankings move through week end
The Associated Press lists top ten Ohio teams led by Massillon 8-0 and Canton McKinley 8-0. Others include Springfield South 8-0 and Upper Arlington 8-0 with wins over Warren, Alliance, and Delaware. Cincinnati Elder 7-0 tops McNicholas 40-6. Dayton Chaminade 7-1 over Beavercreek 14-6.
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One Pointers Grab Major Role In Ohio
Ohio State and several local colleges filled the weekend grid with one point, two points, and three-point plays. Ohio State defeated Iowa 21-19 to stay tied for the Big Ten lead and keep Rose Bowl hopes alive.
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Notre Dame Eyes Postseason Run Amid Bowl Chase
Notre Dame, riding a six game win streak and ranked near the AP top, battles Pitt, Michigan State, Iowa, and Southern California as it weighs a postseason playoff to decide the national title. Ohio State and Purdue breathe in the Big Ten race, while Rose Bowl bids hinge on late-season results and Pac Ten drama.
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College Football Scores From Around The Nation
A collage of results shows Ohio State beating Iowa 21 19 and Mount Union routing Kenyon 27 0. Other notable outcomes include Notre Dame 40 Navy 0 and Penn State 17 Maryland 9. Multiple teams like Ashland East and Wheaton appear with varied scores across regions.
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Hutchinson in Hospital in Serious Condition
Former Cincinnati baseball manager Fred Hutchinson, 45, remained in serious condition at Manatee Memorial Hospital in Bradenton Florida after his cancer worsened at his Anna Marie Island home. A hospital spokesman said he was conscious but drowsy and could answer questions only.
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