Brown's All-Purpose Run Sends Browns Past Giants
Cleveland's Jimmy Brown rushes for 123 yards and 86 receiving on four catches, totaling 209 as the Browns beat the Giants 35 24. He likens 1963 to a changed team attitude under Blanton Collier and notes new freedom in play.
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Warren Local blanked Miller 48 to 0 in football tilt
Warren Local routed Miller High 48 to 0 on Saturday afternoon to move to 5-1 with four shutouts. Larry Mayle scored two touchdowns including a 56 yarder as Miller heads to Sheridan next Friday. Cincinnati Bearcats snapped a road winning drought with a 21-15 upset of Tulsa.
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Browns Run Wild to Stay Undefeated in NFL Fight
Jimmy Brown rushed for three touchdowns as the Cleveland Browns defeated the New York Giants 35-24 to preserve a one game lead in the Eastern Conference. Brown neared his 1527 rushing yard single season mark while extending his career totals to 8230 yards with 10 touchdowns.
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Baseball Scores and Pitcher Tom Sturdivant Career Path Brief
Sunday results list Chicago 52 Los Angeles 14 Cleveland 35 New York 24 Dallas 17 Detroit 14 Green Bay 37 Minnesota 28 Philadelphia 37 Washington 24 St Louis 24 Pittsburgh 23 Baltimore 20 San Francisco 3 Baltimore at Detroit Chicago at San Francisco Dallas at New York Green Bay at St Louis Minnesota at Los Angeles Philadelphia at Cleveland Washington at Pittsburgh Pitcher Tom Sturdivant had spring training with Pittsburgh, was waived to Detroit in May and wound up with Kansas City in late July.
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Ohio U. Falls 18-17 as Toledo Edges Bobcats
Ohio University suffers an 18-17 home loss to Toledo in a game marked by turnovers and a late Bobcats drive thwarted by a fumbled exchange. Toledo gains 259 total yards to OU's 192 and claims its first win in four starts.
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Embry Named Captain for Cincinnati Royals
Cincinnati Royals coach Jack McMahon decides to retain Wayne Embry as team captain. The coach says Embry is well liked by players and keeps his composure when addressing referees, with no reason to change at this time.
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Upsets Mark Ohio College Ranks This Week
Southern California the defending national champions with two losses head to play Ohio State in a 22 game slate. Ohio State required a 49 yard field goal by Dick Van Raaphorst in the final two minutes to salvage a 20 20 tie with Illinois as a record crowd watched.
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Ohio U harriers shut out West Virginia at Peden Stadium
Ohio University dominated West Virginia 44 to 15 as Elmore Banton led the runners with a 20 28.4 clocking narrowly missing the school cross country mark. Larry Smith also posted a strong 20 48.9 for second while Heller Berendsen and Alderfer followed. West Virginia’s Sweeney placed sixth as Ohio’s seven scorers all under 22 minutes and the team extended its winning streak to eight.
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Finals Set in ACC Cup as Smith Meets Wickham
Art Smith Sr and Bob Wickham won their semi finals at the Athens Country Club to advance to the 18 hole championship of the President's Cup. Smith beat Gerald Stauffer 3 and 2 while Wickham edged Tom Evans one up after a last hole finish among 32 qualifiers.
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U S Triumph in Ryder Cup 23-9 Over Great Britain
The United States routed Britain 23-9 in the 15th Ryder Cup at East Lake. Palmer led a resilient U S squad that rebounded from morning slumps to dominate afternoon matches, with Billy Casper securing four victories and Palmer praising teamwork and the larger ball’s edge.
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