Tittle's Strategic Bombing Ruins Redskins 49-34 In NFL Race
Ohio University dom inates Buffalo Rotary Field 49 34 as Bob Babbitt and Roger Merl Merl Led Ohio with 57 rushing yards and 35 more via 4 passes. Warren Harding High tops Massillon 20 7 as Massillon suffers its fourth loss of the season and a near capacity crowd watches the tough weather game.
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Tittle Tosses Seven TDs in Giants Thrilling Victory
V A Tittle, 36, tied Sid Luckman's single game record by throwing seven touchdowns as the Giants defeated the Redskins 49-34. He completed 27 of 39 passes for 595 yards, connecting with Joe Walton Morrison Shofner and Giff er on multiple scores to boost New York to 5-2 midseason. Green Bay remained unbeaten with 17-6 win over Baltimore.
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Chamberlain 53 in defeat as Warriors fall in OT thriller
Wilt Chamberlain scored 53 points as the transplanted Warriors lost 131-130 to Cincinnati in overtime. Oscar Robertson and Wayne Embry led Royals in OT with 16 points. Hub Reed fouled Chamberlain late, he made two of three free throws to force OT, then missed the final two attempts.
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Len Dawson Sparks Texans Top Western Division
Len Dawson led the Dallas Texans to a 31-7 victory over Houston, throwing three touchdown passes after Abner Haynes opened the scoring. The win put Dallas 6-1 in the West, a half game ahead of Denver, as Houston fell from a first-place tie with Boston in the East.
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Alabama Northwestern and USC Lead Nation’s Strongest Grid Squads
Alabama Northwestern and Southern California remain the nation’s top three after a weekend of major upsets. Texas and Wisconsin dropped from unbeaten status as Alabama rolled Tulsa 35-6, Northwestern crushed Notre Dame 35-6, and USC beat Illinois 28-16 while other top teams kept pace or faltered. Conference races tighten with key matchups shaping bowl rosters and top ten placements.
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Lema Captures Orange Open In Sudden-Death Finish
Tony Lema of San Leonardo California won the Orange County Open for his first official tour victory in four years. He defeated Bob Rosburg with an 11-foot birdie on the third extra hole after both finished 267. Rosburg, former PGA champion from Portland, hit the cup but the ball stayed out.
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Fight Results Show Knockouts in New York and Tokyo
Rubin Carter of Paterson New Jersey defeated Florentino Fernandez of Cuba by knockout in New York. In Tokyo Hachiro Ito of Japan stopped Moses Cooper of Los Angeles with a first round knockout.
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Prep Results From Ohio Ohio Schools Football Scores
Cleveland Rhodes 8 West 0 Akron Garfield 21 Hower 2 Niles McKinley 20 Farrell Pa 6 Steubenville Central 28 Weirton WV 12 Zanesville 31 Cambridge 12
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Local high school football scores reach parity and variety
Dayton Stivers 12 and Fairview Dayton Roth 8 highlight a night of mixed outcomes as Meadowdale and Marion Catholic post decisive 19 to 6 and 6 to 0 results. Cincinnati Bacon 14 defeats Elder 24 to 6 with Purcell falling to St Xavier 6 to 24. Springfield Catholic and Hamilton Cath. tie at 6 all in a balanced slate.
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Browns rally past Steelers after Ninowski injury
Cleveland beat Pittsburgh 41 14 as Jim Ninowski suffered a dislocated shoulder and fractured clavicle early in the second quarter. Frank Ryan stepped in to throw 144 yards and two TDs while Jim Brown ran for 93 yards and a TD as the Browns moved to 4 3 and into third in the Eastern Conference.
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Ray Fleming Sets Record in Ohio Cross Country Win
Ohio University star Ray Fleming set a course record with 20 23.5 in a 15 49 win over Miami as Ohio secured a near perfect score. Fleming led the lineup with Bill Heller Mike Hirsch Darnell Mitchell Bob Breyer and Larry Smith providing strong finishes. Ohio visits Columbus for the All Ohio Invitational while undefeated in dual meets.
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Standings Include St. Louis and New York Scores
Standings show St. Louis 28, Dallas 24 and New York 49, Washington unlisted. The brief lists current scores and missing entry for Washington.
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College Football Scores From Regional Contests
A collection of scattered college football results shows Alabama routing Tulsa 35 to 6, Georgia Tech 42 to 0 over Navy, Tennessee 48 to 0, Notre Dame 6 over Michigan State 26, and other varied outcomes across multiple universities including Columbia, Lehigh, Cornell, Princeton, Dartmouth, Harvard, Syracuse, Penn, Yale, Villanova, Army, Georgia Washington, Clemson, Mississippi State, Kentucky, and Virginia.
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