Browns Suffer 27-0 Loss as Broncos Dominate
Cleveland falls behind early as Denver rips the Browns 27 to 0. Denver racked 280 rushing yards to Cleveland's 24, with Floyd Little and Bobby Anderson keying the ground game. Skorich warns of trouble if ground control repeats, while the Browns drop to 4-2 and face Atlanta next week.
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College Football Scores From The Associated Press
Ohio State 31 Wisconsin 6. Ohio University 29 Virginia Tech 37. Navy 15 Duke 14. Notre Dame 14 Southern Cal 28. Florida 27 Maryland 23. Penn State 66 Texas Christian 14. Oregon 34 San Jose State 14. Washington 38 Oregon State 14. Illinois 21 Purdue 7. Michigan 35 Minnesota 7. Georgia 34 Kentucky 0. Arkansas State 35 Abilene 9. West Virginia 43 Temple 33. West Virginia State 0. Central State 25 West Chester 8. Bucknell 33 Lafayette 0. St. John’s NY 48 Manhattan 8. Drake 49 South Dakota 0. And many more college football results summarized.
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Sports Roundup of Sunday and Monday NBA Results
A compact summary of results and upcoming games includes Cleveland 109 over Baltimore 10 and Philadelphia 93 over Chicago 105 as Sunday scores, with other outcomes such as Boston 103 over Buffalo 98 and Seattle 119 over Cincinnati 101. Monday features Atlanta at Boston and Chicago at Portland among planned showdowns.
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Chiefs Win Indian War Over Redskins
The Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Washington Redskins 27-20 after a second-half surge led by Len Dawson who threw two touchdowns. Several other NFL games featured notable performances including the Bears, Dolphins, Cowboys, Raiders, Falcons, Rams, and Broncos in victories.
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Bendon Benton and Toledo Trio Named Ford All American Hopefuls
Ohio University tackle Al Benton and three Toledo players Chuck Ealey Don Fair and Mel Long are among leading candidates for the Kodak All American Football Team chosen by the AFCA. Selections run through Oct 16 with final picks not limited to mid season nominees Kodak backs AFCA due to coaching use of film and photography.
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Blanda Leads Raiders Over Bengals Despite Late Struggles
Oakland quarterback George Blanda came off the bench in the fourth period to spark a 82-yard decisive drive, directing two touchdown marches as the Raiders defeated Cincinnati 31-27. Hubbard led the ground game with 96 yards on 20 carries and a pair of rushing scores.
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High School Football Scores From Saturday
Summary of games across Ohio and nearby areas. Notable results include Canton McKinley defeating Dayton Roosevelt 65 to 0, Canton Central Catholic 40 to 0 over Canton Lehman, and Cleveland Cathedral Latin routing Bedford Chanel 52 to 4. Others feature close finishes such as Cincinnati Country Day 32 Clermont Northeastern 28 and Newbury 26 Beachwood 25.
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Casper Ends Kaiser Open In Ho Hum Style
Billy Casper dominated the Kaiser International Open at Silverado in Napa California finishing with a tournament record 269 19 under par to lead by six at one point and win easily over Tommie Aaron. Fred Marti and Duffy Daugherty noted in passing as MSU coach.
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Athens City Recreation Basketball League Meeting Notice
An organizational meeting for the City Recreation men's basketball league is set for Monday at 7 p.m. in the Middle School gym in Athens. Two divisions return this year, under 30 and over 30. The Athens High School Bulldog Booster Club board will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the high school.
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Ohio high school football ranking results week end action
The AP top 10 in Ohio lists Class AAA and Class A results with multiple teams posting wins. Warren Harding Moeller Massillon Elyria Canton McKinley and others posted victories while Niles McKinley and Napoleon suffered losses. Various scores include Warren Harding 36-8 DeVilbiss, Moeller 31-0 Hughes, McKinley 0-10 Western Reserve, Massillon 46-?, Fairmont East 54-13, and several others across Akron Canton Columbus and rural districts.
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Eskey Tops Meigs Reserves With Late Touchdown
Mark Eskey scored on a 40 yard fumble return with 38 seconds left as Athens reserves beat Meigs 6 0 at Butler Field. Meigs QB Jon Dillard fumbled earlier, Athens had two wins in three starts after losses to Jackson and win over Logan. Next game is at Alexander against the Spartan varsity after cancellation at Gallipolis.
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