Jim Brown Rewrites Pro Football Record Book
Jimmy Brown rushed 25 times for 144 yards and caught three passes for 21 yards as the Cleveland Browns crushed the Philadelphia Eagles 37-7 for their sixth straight win. The fullback added multiple NFL records to his growing list in a dominant performance.
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Whitworth Wins Hillside Open Golf Tournament
Kathy Whitworth of Jal New Mexico led the field to win the Hillside Open at Montecito Country Club with a 54 hole total of 219 and 1200 top prize. Mickey Wright of Dallas earned 950 for second with 223 while Marlene Hagge finished third with 225 and 750. A separate note mentions chuck hunters cutting branches to spot productive chuck holes on hillsides.
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Cage Officials To Meet At Ironton In Rules Clinic
The Southeastern Ohio Basketball Officials Association will hold its annual rules clinic on Sunday Oct. 27 at 1 p.m. in the Ironton High School gym with Mack Schaffer of the Ohio High School Athletic Association as guest speaker.
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Art Smith Sr Wins Golf Cup at Athens Country Club
Art Smith Sr captured the Presidents Cup at Athens Country Club over Bob Wickham 2 and 1 with a 71. Wickham won the 50 and over seniors crown with 140 net. Tom Evans 142. Under 50, Jim Romanowski claimed club champion with 134 net, edging Dick Phillips 138.
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Top ranked teams survive scares in college football
Texas, Wisconsin and Pitt kept their unbeaten records and kept the top AP poll tight as they barely escaped scares. Dartmouth extended its streak as a national leader, while reshuffles remained possible in the race for the title.
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McHan Leads 49ers Upset over Bears in NFL Spurt
Lamar McHan, a journeyman quarterback, threw for 141 yards and a touchdown as the San Francisco 49ers defeated unbeaten Chicago 20-14 to turn in the season's top upset. Cleveland stretched its perfect mark with a 37-7 win while Green Bay and Chicago slid in the West standings.
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Paint Valley blanked Laurelville in conference clash
Paint Valley rolled to a 28-0 victory over Laurelville in a Scioto Valley Conference game at Paint Valley. Bob Kinnamon starred with two touchdowns and 157 rushing yards as Laurelville were shut out for the second time this season. The earlier meeting also went to Paint Valley, 36-22.
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Sheridan Generals cruise past Miller High 34 to 6 in league tilt
Sheridan Generals walloped Miller High School 34 6 Friday night for their third win in four games. Miller scored only on a late fourth quarter one yard plunge by Jim Walpole as Ralph Wilson starred with three touchdowns including a 73 yard score.
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Rote Leads Chargers To 38 17 Win Over Chiefs
Tobin Rote directs San Diego to a 38 17 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs, piling 266 passing yards and two TD passes to Lance Alworth. The win lifts San Diego to 5 1 and widens the Western Conference lead. Jets, Oilers, Patriots results noted.
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Grid Games East RN Vision WLT Pet Poston
Friday results show Boston 40 Denver 21 and Sunday games include Oakland 49 New York 26 Houston 28 Buffalo 14. Denver hosts New York and Boston visits Buffalo while Oakland travels to San Diego and Kansas City to Houston.
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Nicklaus Heads to Paris with Palmer for Canada Cup
Jack Nicklaus, 23, will team with Arnold Palmer to represent the United States in the Canada Cup matches in Paris. Nicklaus won the Sahara Invitational for $13,000 and a $4,000 car, boosting his year PGA earnings to $98,990 after a tournament comeback.
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Pro Basketball Scores From The Weekend
Cincinnati beats New York 121 to 97 while Detroit defeats Philadelphia 124 to 121 San Francisco defeats Baltimore 103 102 and St Louis tops Los Angeles 117 108 in NBA action.
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Unbeatens Lead Ohio College Football After Weekend
Bowling Green and Denison win to stay perfect as John Carroll also triumphs. Ohio State suffers a 32-3 defeat at Southern California dropping from No. 4, while Ohio Northern falls. Western Michigan, Miami, and Kent State win small while others lose in a busy Saturday slate.
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