Weekend Scoreboard Highlights Across Colleges and High School
Scores show Purdue over Iowa 19 14 and Texas Tech 21 Trinity Texas 6. West Michigan 15 Chattanooga 27. Utah 42 Colorado St U 18. San Jose State 37 Utah 16. Southern Cal 26 California 21. Texas 6 Oklahoma St 0. Abilene Christian 7 Texas St 21. Wyoming 15 Ames 7. Brigham Young 18 Western 58. High School Saturday results noted.
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Local High School Football Scores Across Ohio
Readable fragments show numerous game results from Ohio teams including Toledo Libbey, St Ignatius, Benedictine, St Joseph, Watterson, Roger Bacon, Chaminade and others. Scores indicate mixed outcomes with several teams scoring in the 20s and 30s across cities like Cleveland Toledo Columbus Dayton and Cincinnati.
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Ohio and West Virginia Fresh Gridders Tie 12-12 at Parkersburg
Ohio University Bobkittens and West Virginia Little Mounties played to a 12-12 draw Saturday night in Parkersburg, after Ohio led 12-0 at halftime. Ohio passed for both touchdowns, Beach and West scoring on 11 and 18 yard passes from Bob Brown, while WVU answered with a 48 yard drive to the tie. WVU intercepted four Ohio passes to none for Ohio, finishing with 331 total yards to Ohio’s 299.
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Trophies for Athens CC Fall Meeting Winners
The Athens Country Club plans its annual fall meeting on Thursday with dinner at 7 p.m. Trophies will be awarded to men from major tournaments including the 36-hole seniors and pre seniors. Art Nichols won the pre seniors with 144 handicap total and Kermit Blosser won the seniors at 139 net. Runner ups were Dr Robbin Gardner 146 in seniors and Charley Mitchell 145 in pre seniors. Election of the 1965 board members will also occur.
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Cleveland To Host Tennis Wightman Cup Matches
Top women amateur players from Great Britain and the United States will compete for the Wightman Cup in Cleveland next year. Attorney Robert Malaga, a tennis official, said the matches probably will be in July at the Harold T. Clark courts in Cleveland Heights, same site as the Davis Cup.
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Browns Take Top Spot Alone as Defense Leads Win
The Cleveland Browns beat the New York Giants 42 to 20 to seize sole first place in the NFL Eastern Division. Strong defensive plays including two fumbles and an interception in the fourth quarter turned a tight game into a rout, with Leroy Kelly returning a punt for a TD and Frank Ryan connecting on passes to Warfield and Collins.
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Celtics ride four straight to top of standings
Boston coach Red Auerbach praised his undefeated Celtics after a 122-100 win over Baltimore, extending their early-season streak to four. In Cincinnati, Jerry Lucas led the Royals past the 76ers 109-107 as New York routed Detroit 180-95, with Willis Reed and Howard Komives each scoring 20 for the Knicks. No games tonight.
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Nice France Sugar Ray Robinson Beats Cailliau in New York
In New York, middleweight contender Sugar Ray Robinson out pointed French boxer Jackie Cailliau. The bout featured Robinson's superior speed and ring generalship, earning him a decision over Cailliau.
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Rams, Vikings, and NFL miscues evoke wild Sunday results
Bobby Smith and Bucky Pope sparked the Rams 27 17 victory over Green Bay while Jim Marshall’s misdirected fumble run resulted in a safety for the 49ers, as Minnesota topped San Francisco 27 22. Smith’s 94 yard scoop return and Pope’s 55 yard TD pass highlighted a day of big plays across the league.
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Americans Dominate Early At Tokyo Olympics
Japanese youngsters whistle as US athletes shine in Tokyo 1964 Games. American swimmers win 16 of 22 events, set world records, and take 14 track golds plus the basketball final 73-59, while the Soviet medal haul leads in total but trails in prestige events. Soviet coaches fault aging runners and seek new blood after a sub par overall showing.
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Browns Draw Record Crowds At Municipal Stadium
From his gate B window Art Modell notes Browns home attendance through four games reaching 310,596 at Municipal Stadium. Cleveland benefits from the league's largest 77,096 seat venue while Dallas Cotton Bowl capacity sits around 75,000 for comparison.
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Grid Game Recaps A League Standings Amid Sunday Results
Eastern Division teams Buffalo New York Houston share scores while San Diego Kansas City Oakland Denver clash in a mixed results week. Sunday outcomes show San Diego beat Houston 20 to 17 while Oakland defeated Denver 40 to 7. Buffalo toppled New York 34 24 and Boston routed Kansas City 24 7.
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Veterans steal the headlines in AFL Sunday games
Cotton Davidson threw five TD passes for 417 yards guiding the Oakland Raiders to a 40-7 win over Denver. John Hadl led a San Diego rally with 226 yards and two TD passes as the Chargers beat Houston 20-17. Lamonica sparked Buffalo past New York 34-24, lifting the Bills to seven straight victories.
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Cleon Jones Stars for Buffalo in 1962 International League
Outfielder Cleon Jones, future Mets star, scored 96 runs with 17 homers for Buffalo this season in the International League.
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Ohio State Seeks Purdue Aid for Rose Bowl Bid
Ohio State, 3-0 in the Big Ten, tops in scoring and total offense, needs help from one of Purdue’s next four opponents to clinch the conference title and Rose Bowl bid. Purdue faces Illinois and three other foes while OSU plays Iowa next.
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Hail Storm Delays SMU vs Texas Tech Game
A sudden hailstorm forced a 13 minute delay in the Texas Tech-SMU game in Lubbock Saturday night. Matty Bell notes no SWC weather delay recall. Texas Tech then shutout SMU 12 to 0.
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Ivy League game ends with 48-0 Dartmouth shutout
In a regionally televised clash, Dartmouth trounced Harvard 48-0 as the Indians extended an 18 game video appearance streak. Harvard suffered a fifth straight loss before the NBC cameras.
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Mets Lose Night Games In New Park
The New York Mets posted a balanced 26 26 home record in daylight but went 18 22 at night in their new ballpark, reflecting uneven performance across game times.
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