Mitchell Sparkles As Browns Tie For First
Mitchell, 23, paced the Browns to a 31 17 win over the Washington Redskins to move Cleveland into a tie for first in the Eastern Conference. He scored on a 90 yard kickoff return and added a 5 yard and 24 yard TD run, finishing with 232 rushing yards as Cleveland built a 31 17 lead and held on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bobby Mitchvil
Tnt
Jimmy Brown
Cleveland
Browns
Stylie
Mitchell
Washington Redskins
Brawy
Brown
Pittshurek
New York
Bobby Layne
Tonehdawat Pase
Tople
San Prassei Sen
Chicago Bears
Baltimore Colts
Green
sFotinny
Unitas
Colts
Altimore
Tu Oyer Janes
Philadelphia
Chicago Cardinals
Detroit
Los Angeles
Michel
Lon Groza
Dick James
Johnny Olszewski
Eith Vecare
Washington
Ueld
Layne
Tom Tracy
Offoro LY
Pat Summerall
Bears
Rick Casares
San Francisco
A. Tite
John Brie
Ed Brown
Dobreny Morris
Jim ‘Mutscheller
Packers
Ray Berry
Jim Tavlor
Green Bay
Norm van Brocktin
Eagles
Clutelice
van Brocklin
Pate Ratztuft
Bully Baynes
Cardinals
John Henry Johnson
Lions
Rams
Johnson
Earl Trail
Jim Martin
Pro Football Standings and Sunday Results
Pro football standings show teams such as Philadelphia, Chicago, Baltimore, Green Bay, Cleveland, Detroit, Los Angeles, New York, and San Francisco with varied scores. Sunday schedule lists Bears at Detroit, Rams at Philadelphia, New Yorks vs Chicago, Cards at Minneapolis, Pittsburgh at Cleveland, 49ers at Baltimore, and Washington at Green Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltiore
Green Bay
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Lins Angeles
Chievo Bears
San
Wilt Pvt
New York
Philly
Pittsburgh
Chi Bears
Grin Bay
Colvint
IRL
Los Ang
Saturday Night’s Fights Berlin Upset Narrowed Title
In West Berlin Gustav Scholz defeated Poker Muallarys by knockout in Cologne to claim the lightweight title. Pred Galivns stopped Spain’s Robert Tumarting in a separate bout, while Tunis was also listed on the card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Gustav Scholz
West Berlin
Poker Muallarys
Cologne
Pred Galivns
Spain
Robert Tumarting
Tunis
Orange and USC Remain Unbeaten in Vast College Football Upset Weekend
Associated Press report notes Orange and Southern Cal as the only teams with perfect records after Texas and North Texas State fell. Tulsa beat North Texas 14-6, Syracuse beat Colgate 70-0, USC defeated Baylor 17-8, Christian toppled Texas, and Bowling Green edged Delaware as other unbeatens dropped. Juntala lost after 27 straight without a defeat. Six of the 15 remaining unbeatens have completed their seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suracuse
California
Texas
North Texas State
Texas Christian
Texas Longhorns
Tulsa
North Texas
Syracuse
Colgate
USC
Baylor
Snead and Middlecoff Face Royal Melbourne Test
Sam Snead and Cay Middlecoff preview Canada Cup matches at Royal Melbourne Golf Course. Snead notes the course demands placement and controlled shots unlike home courses. The annual Comida Cup and International Trophy Matches begin Wednesday with 72 holes of medal play over four days for team and individual honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snead
Cary
Melbourne
Sam Snead
Cay Middlecoff
Royal Melbowne
Pitt Surges In Muddy Tilt To Slow Penn State Skirmish Keyed By Pitt
Rain may hinder Penn State as Pitt hosts the Nittany Lions in a muddy Pitt Stadium clash. Pitt’s Clemens, Cox and Cunningham sparked a 19 point effort with a punt return and two TDs while QB Richie Lums and Penn State’s Lyles produced big plays in a high stakes regional showdown. The Panthers ride a 5-4 record into the contest as they seek a surprise win over their rival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panthers
Penn State
Pitt
Pittsburgh
Pitt Stadium
Pitt Panthers
Notre Dam
Boston College
Bob Clemens
Fred Cox
Jim Cunningham
Cunningham
Ax & Team
Clemens
Cox
Trish
Joe Kuharieh
Mike Ditka
Aliquippa
Kubaneh
Pith
Richie Lileas
Glassport
Lauas
Bonn State
Holy Cross
Patt
Bel
British Bout Headlines Week's Card
British Empire and British heavyweight title match features Henry Cooper defending against Joe Erskine on Tuesday with Cooper seeking to extend his title reign after outpointing Brian London. Also on the card, Zora Folley faces Alonzo Johnson in Phoenix as a televised charity event at a motel with tickets at 25 dollars and free national TV on ABC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ingemar Johansson
Floyd Patterson
Europe
Britain
Henry Cooper
Joe Erskine
Cooper
Patterson
Brian London
London
Gawie Deklerk
Erskine
Bria
Alonzo Johnson
Pittsburgh
Phoenix
Ariz
ABCTV
Penn State Receives Liberty Bowl Bid
Philadelphia AP reports Penn State has been invited to the Liberty Bowl after a 47 to 0 win over Holy Cross. The Nittany Lions, who are 7 1, wait for an official bowl decision after the Pittsburgh game next Saturday as athletic director Ernie McCoy noted no decision yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn State
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Nittany’ Lions
State
Holy Cross
Colton Bowlhound Syracue
Ernie McCoy
Bowlers Shine In Mixed League Action At Avalon
Bob Eddy posted a 630 series aided by a 248 game as Norberta Kane led Indies with a 179 in the Bowl-Atre Mixers Doubles League. In Avalon Junior League, Bill Roehrig led boys with 169 148 followed by Tom Morton 156 and Bob Zalzneck 141 as Mike Baressi added 137. Linda Lob dell paced the girls with 122 124, Bard Melkee rolled 181 and 121, Kathy Berry had 114. Mixed Doubles saw Gophers defeat Happy Losers 1 0 Hit & Miss and Katydids 2 split results. Final team totals show Gophsters 736 TAR 727 Boa Splitters 679 Tot TiN 2096. Happy Losers 714 821 893 2358 Rangers 699 800 716 Hit & Miss 108 da fi61 Katydetids-687 Tid 7162 The Headpins-714 668 690 Red Sox 720 791.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Eddy
Norberta Kane
Indies
Avalon
Bill Roehrig
Tom Morton
Bob Zalzneck
Mike Baressi
Linda Lobdell
Duct
Bard Melkee
Kathy Berry
Gophers Nord
Happy Losers
Splitterstats
Red Sox
Rangers
Gopsters
Hit & Miss
Last Of State’s Grid Unbeatens Take Tumbles
A chaotic recap of post Thanksgiving college football results and key upsets across Pennsylvania. Penn State, Pitt, Lehigh, Lafayette, Bucknell, and others posted wins or suffered losses as teams chase conference titles and bowl bids amid a flurry of scoring highlights and season finales.
Hockey Results and Weekend Schedule Brief
Saturday hockey results feature Toronto defeating Boston 3 to 1 and Detroit tying with New York Montreal 4. Chicago topped Detroit 3 to 1, and Boston lost to Chicago 1 to 6. Monday schedule includes Chicago at Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montepal
Boston
Toronto
Chicago
Detroit
New York
Montreal
Chicaga
Bowl guessing game stirs 1950s college football chatter
Syracuse leads for a Sugar Bowl bid while Bluebonnet and Liberty hunts for top teams stir speculation. Wisconsin, Michigan State, Washington and others vie for Rose Orange Cotton Sugar slots as Penn State, LSU and Alabama also figure in the muddled bowl picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mississippi
Penn State
Nithuny Lions
Syracuse
Genraia
Louissamt State
Bengals
Baym
Kansas
Missouri
Toya State
Georgia
Auburn
Celtics Edge Royals as Warriors Slump in Spotlight
Boston tops Cincinnati while Wilt Chamberlain’s Warriors suffer a rare loss. Twyman tallies only 10 points as Lakers-Magic routs Knicks and Pistons overpower New York in a TV showcase. Detroit’s Genie Shue leads with 26 and Willie Naulls adds 19. Manila to Seoul boxing and other results noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Assacnecu
Boston Celtics
Cincinnati Royals
Celtics
Cincinnati
Boston
Twyman
Minneapolis Lakers
Philadelphia Warriors
Detroit Pistons
New York Knickerbockers
Minneapolis
Warriors
Lakers
Wilt
Pistons
Knicks
Weil
Detroit
Genie Shue
Willie Maulis
New York
Casper Tops Lafayette Golf Tourney by Four Strokes
Casper dominates the Lafayette Townment at Lafayette Louisiana with a final 273 total after rounds of 69 71 69 across four days. Bayer finishes runner up four strokes back while Ferree and Maxwell tie for third at 281, Brewer trails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Lafayette
Billy Casper
Gunnerup Bayer
Aly
Apple Valley
Calif
Dim Ferree
Crystal River Fla
Billy Maxwell
Odessa
Tex
Bridgegroom Gay Brewer Jr
Crystal River
Delay Philadelphia's Entry Into AFL Is Delayed
Philadelphia baseball magnate Bob Carpenter delayed a news conference on joining the new American Football League. He planned to decide whether Philadelphia would become the league’s eighth and final member, signaling willingness to take financial risks to launch the franchise. a new conference was set for later in the week. Other cities in contention include New York Los Angeles Houston Dallas Buffalo and Minneapolis Saint Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelhta
Tari
Philadephia
Bob Carpenter
Carpenter
Naional Baseball League
Philadelphm Phillies
Civeutil
Philadelphia
New York
Los Angeles
Houston
Dallas
Deliver
Buffalo
Minneapolis-St. Pau
Football Stars Relic Lucus Sets Penn State Yardage Mark
Relic Lucus of Penn State rolled up 216 rushing yards in a key game setting a school record. Louis Bisensy added game totals with 460 yards displayed across Holy Cross line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relic Lucus
Penn State
Yeey Louis Bisensy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mitchell Sparkles
Fleet
Pace
Steelers
Giants
49Ers
Pilablitah
Piadelphia
Orange
Southern
Cal
Stetson
Avalon Junior League
Highlifers
Alley Kats
Hawke Falcons
Gooler
Penn
Lucas
Duminata
Car Mupin
Pennsylvania
Fort Chester
Hairbsers
Hill Shockley
Vi Huey
Columbia
Carnell
Steve Sel
Rhcine Lions
Fiscum
Nuners
Nittany Tons
Haly
Penn State Way
Aleory
Juniata
Indians
Cheyney
Clation
Ames
Tom Oliva
Albright
Shockley
Oliva
Franklin & Marshall
Paul Pupi
Geneva
Lycoming
Lennie Moore
Domn Yanks
Susquehanna
Haverford
Villa Nova
Rutgers
East Straudsburg
Montclair
Lehigh
Davidson
Lock Haven
Bloomsburg
Tufts
Scranton
Wilkes
Bucknell
Temple
Lone Certainty
Arkansas
Texas A&m
Longhorns
Louisiana State
LSU
New Orleans
Alabama
Manly
Boien
Liberty
Air
Arkanikas
Tash Uhere
Arkaneas
Clemson
Tenjmesee
Coppi
Libeatens
Christy
Fla
Trojans
Manila
Teruo Kozaka
Japan
Tommy Rubuly
Phillipines
Ray Greco
Karl Hein Guder
Essen
Germany
Seoul
Kore
Young Paul
Ino
Paulppines
Ang Se-Chul
South Korea
Deow
the Bracken Funeral Home
North Center Street
Blondie
Phila
AFL
Service and Health
Chic Young
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!