Brown's Running Crushes Giants In NFL Rout
Jimmy Brown ran for 123 yards on 23 carries and caught four passes for 86 more, scoring three touchdowns as Cleveland beat the New York Giants 35-24 to stay undefeated. The Browns led Eastern Conference while Bears and Packers also won.
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Lewiston Triumphs 28 0 Over Biddeford In Class A Clash
Lewiston High, the sole unbeaten team in Class A football, crushed Biddeford 28 0 at Lewiston Athletic Park to seize first place as Bangor lost to Deer ing. Thornton Academy blanked South Portland 13 0. Sanford edged St Louis 20 19, and other local games featured Trail Academy 25 0 over Old Orchard Beach, Wells 25 0 over St Ignatius, with Delehanty perfect on all four extra points for Lewiston and Dick Collins starting Lewiston’s scoring.
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Upsets Hit Top Ten In Weekend College Football
Top ranked Oklahoma and Alabama fell to Texas and Florida while Navy and Southern Methodist joined the upset list. Notre Dame toppled Southern California as Army beat Penn State and Ohio State battled to a 20-20 draw with Illinois. Wisconsin rolled past Purdue as Northwestern defeated Minnesota in the TV showcase.
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Howe Closer To Rocket Richard Record In Red Wings Win
Gordie Howe moved within one goal of Rocket Richard’s lifetime NHL scoring mark after a 3-0 Detroit win over Boston. Bruce MacGregor and Andre Pronovost scored, Terry Sancehuk earned his 92nd career shutout, while Boston’s Murray Oliver left with an injury.
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Ted Winston Sets Harrier Record at Dual Meet
Hebron Academy captain Ted Winston of Kennebunk set a 2.8 mile Harrier record with 12 minutes 51 seconds as Hebron defeated Berwick Academy 18 to 45 in SOUTH BERWICK. Winston shaved 18 seconds from the old mark in his third consecutive record performance this fall. Hebron’s Bob Clunie also broke the old record while Rumford’s Ken Cuneo led Hebron teammates with a fourth place and brother Mark Cuneo finished seventh in the race.
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Fights Last Night Across Cities With Knockouts and Points
Santa Monica report: Ed die Machen of Los Angeles knocked out Alonzo Johnson of Pittsburgh in the ninth. In Bogota Bernardo Caraballo of Colombia outpointed Piero Rolio of Italy in ten. In Dortmund Karl Mildenberger of Germany outpointed Joe Erskine of England over ten rounds.
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Sea Hawks Triumph In Rough Win Over Boston
Portland sea Hawks edge Boston Sweepers 20-19 in a hard fought game marked by rough play. Key moments include a 68 yard pass from Moynihan to Daniels and a 76 yard punt return by Cloutier. Moynihan suffers a broken collarbone and is likely out for the season. Rudy Rutherford shines on defense.
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Trotters and Pacers race card Lewiston Raceway
Michigan State claims the Big Ten IC4A and NCAA cross country titles four times in a single year. The Los Angeles Angels posted their first-ever shutout against the New York Yankees on July 25, completing their 49th attempt.
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United States Dominates Britain in Ryder Cup Golf
The United States defeated Britain 23 to 9 in the Ryder Cup, with Palmer leading a resilient U S squad that surged in afternoon matches while Britain only claimed two draws. Palmer praised team spirit and noted adjusting to windy conditions and the larger American ball.
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Yankees Top White Sox in Season Series Clash 10-8
In a tight season series, the New York Yankees defeat the Chicago White Sox 10 games to 8. Los Angeles Angels slugger Leon Wagner belted 37 homers in 1962, with only five off left-handed pitchers.
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