Eagles Rally In Short Jump Beat Browns 17 7 In Philly
Philadelphia Eagles end a 12 game losing streak with a 17 to 7 victory over the Cleveland Browns in Philadelphia as rookies Sunny Jurgensen Bill Barnes and Clarence Peaks spark the offense. The Browns’ defense is thwarted despite 14 first downs and 285 yards.
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Ohio college scores from AP roundup
Ohio State crushed Indiana 56 to 6 while Miami of Ohio defeated Ohio University 26 to 6 and Bowling Green beat Toledo 29 to 6. Other results include Mount Union routing Wittenberg 51 to 7 and Louisville over Dayton 33 to 19.
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North South Seniors Begin Golf Tourney
Pinehurst North Carolina hosts the sixth annual North and South Seniors Golf Tournament with 337 players across three courses in the 18 hole qualifying round. Defending champion Tom Robbins of Pinehurst and Larchmont, NY seeks repeat as match play runs Tuesday through Saturday for players aged 55 and up.
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New York Defeats Philadelphia In Exhibition Tilt
New York beat Philadelphia 102 to 96 in an early season exhibition game. Cincinnati topped Dayton Collegians 69 to 56 in another matchup on the same card.
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Colgate and Rutgers Tie in Classic Football Finish
Colgate and Rutgers played to a 48 48 tie last year with Rutgers pulling away to win 6 in Saturday’s clash. The scoreline shows Rutgers 6 while Colgate 48 dominated the result.
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Bears rookie Galimore scores four touchdowns in 34 26 win
Willie Galimore starred in his first full league game with 153 rushing yards on 24 carries and four TDs as the Chicago Bears defeated the Los Angeles Rams 34 26. Sid Luckman called Galimore the closest thing to George McAfee noting his toughness and speed.
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Miami Faces Purdue In Key Mid-American Showdown
Miami Redskins stand 3-1 as they prepare to host Purdue in Lafayette Indiana. A win would boost the conference's standing after Purdue dethroned Michigan State 20-13, while Marshall also aims to stay atop the MAC by beating Ohio University.
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OU Swimmers Eye Strong Season With Veteran Core
Ohio University coach Bob Bartels expects a successful year as lettermen improve and sophomores add depth. Co-Captains Dave Castill and Allen Lephart anchor a team facing a tough schedule with meets against Pittsburgh Miami and Bowling Green plus a home MAC meet.
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Illinois Eyes Upset Bid as Michigan State Looms
Illinois aims to shock Michigan State after a 34-13 win over Minnesota. Coach Ray Eliot warns the Spartans, top AP ranking last week, will seek revenge in Homecoming clash as Rose Bowl hopes waver for several contenders in a murky conference scene.
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Cougars fall 14 13 as Oregon seals Rose Bowl bid
Washington State College suffers a 14 13 loss to Oregon after Bob Newman's conversion try hits the left upright. The defeat ends WSC's four team PCC Rose Bowl hopes while Oregon takes the lead heading into a showdown with California.
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Mills Wins Skyline Title in 1957 Club Championship
Howard Mills defeats Ed Wade after a shoot off to win the Skyline Gun Club club championship 134 x 150 in combined skeet and trap. James Boden takes Class B with 60 x 75, George Hooper wins Class C 46 x 50, and Carl Clifford claims Class D 35 x 50 in skeet competition.
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Boxing Results From Coast to Coast Include Notable Wins
Boston’s Jimmy Connors outpoints Henry Gault in a 127 lb bout in New Bedford. Laura Salas defeats Lulu Perez in a 129 lb clash in Los Angeles. George Knowles boxes past Sam Walker in Nassau. Richard Howard tops Dickie Hayden in Halifax in a 134 lb bout.
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Richard Gets 500th Goal
Maurice the Rocket Richard scored his 500th NHL goal Saturday night as he nears the end of a storied career. At 36, he stands as a peerless offensive force and already owns records for season goals and playoff scoring.
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Giants Beat Steelers 35-0 to Tie for First
Giants shut out Pittsburgh 35-0 at home to tie for first in the Eastern Conference with Cleveland and New York. Detroit upset Baltimore 31-27 while San Francisco moved even at 3-1 by routing Green Bay 24-14. Chicago routs Washington 44-14 as Willie Galimore scores four and Unitas passes for two.
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Athens Bulldogs Rally Past Gallipolis In Spectator Memoir
A fan’s eye view of the Athens Gallipolis game recalls key plays and players. Brent Cornwell scores on a long run and a later touchdown, Gaskin and Schwarzel make pivotal blocks, and Don Eskey’s Athens squad prevails despite tense moments.
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Otterbein Defeats Hiram In Ohio Conference Showdown
Otterbein stays undefeated with a 13 7 win over Hiram in an Ohio conference game. Otterbein rushed for 260 yards and passed for 100, while Hiram gained 88 rushing and 63 passing. The decisive score came on a 13 yard fourth quarter sweep by Jim Ernest.
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Ward wins 100 mile race in Sacramento
Rodger Ward of Los Angeles led from the start to win a 100 mile U S Auto Club big car race in Sacramento. Jimmy Bryan of Phoenix finished about three seconds behind in second place, with Jud Larson of Hickman Mills, Missouri, in third.
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OU Thinelads Top Morehead
The Ohio University Cross Country team defeated Morehead State 17 to 42 to improve to 2 2. Wally Guenther set a course record with 16 29.6 leading OU on the three mile race. Zola Redman King Wolpert and Stewart filled top places as Morehead filled the last spots. Coach Nixon praised the win noting the attack on Morehead is meaningful and the team resumes at Muskingum College after a flu related postponement.
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NHL Scores Recap From Weekend Games
Sunday's NHL results show New York beat Chicago 6 to 1 and Detroit defeated Toronto 3 to 1. Saturday action included Montreal 3 Chicago 1 and Toronto 7 Boston 0.
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