Unbeatens fall as eight remain undefeated in major college football
A chaotic weekend sent six top ten teams from perfect records, including No. 1 Oklahoma, with Texas toppling them. Navy stunned by SMU 32 28, Florida beat Alabama 10 6, Army upset Penn State 11 7, Notre Dame won their first game and Southern California fell to Notre Dame 174. Nebraska dropped to Air Force 118.
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Day of Rest For Raiders Before Key Showdown
The Oakland Raiders receive a day of rest before resuming practice on Tuesday to prepare for a game against the Eastern Division leaders, the New York team.
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Non-Existent Offense Punchless 49ers Ready for Bears
The 49ers struggled on offense, nine ball possessions yielding only two first downs in the first half. San Francisco failed to score after recovering a fumble near midfield and trailed the Colts, who capitalized with a late field goal. Boston beat the Raiders 20-14 as Babe Parlis sparked a comeback with two late quarters of scoring. The focus shifts to upcoming Jets game and offensive adjustments planned by coach Al Davis.
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Browns stay unbeaten as Brown shines against Giants
Chicago and the Browns kept their NFL records intact with Cleveland defeating New York 33-24. Jim Brown powered the victory with 124 rushing yards on 23 carries and a 72 yard receiving touchdown, while Ditka and the Bears routed the Rams 52-14 and Green Bay stayed close with a 37-28 win over Minnesota. Sonny Jurgensen threw four TDs in Philadelphia’s 37-24 win over Washington.
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Trojans Suspect Irish Spy in Window
USC accuses Notre Dame of spying during closed practice after a man with binoculars watched from Founders Hall. Coach Lavy said the observer kept notes, amid Irish reactions to a new fourth quarter screen pass. USC trails 17-14 in the series in South Bend after the defeat.
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Moorehead Leads Berkeley in 26th Regional Golf Final
Jay Moorehead of Berkeley shoots 148 to lead by four strokes into the final round of the 26th Men's Regional Golf Championships at Tilden Park. James Solis of Hayward is second at 155 after two rounds. Championship day features Moorehead 145 and a field including Bardall 1527, Carrdane 1530, Wilks 1537, Watkins 13S, Jarming 155, Watson 15, Saxtaml Be.
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Cal Fresh Win Over Fresno State 44-0 Behind Bomber Genet
Berkeley freshmen crushed Fresno State 44-0 as Bomber Genet led with 117 rushing yards on 10 carries. The dominant performance featured strong line play and a shutdown defense, highlighting Genet as the key catalyst in the victory.
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Browns Redefine Team unity under Collier in 95 24 win
New York AP report highlights Tim Brown declaring himself the same player despite a shift from Paul Brown to Blanton Collier. Browns racked 209 total yards as he reeled in 23 carries and 4 receptions, while team attitude moved toward collective participation and respect.
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Bears keep them losing as Rams stumble again
The unbeaten Chicago Bears edge closer to a winless Rams after another hard fought game in the Western Division. The Rams suffer a setback while the Bears push their hold on top form.
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Tennessee Protest Over Sleeper TD Play
Tennessee alleges a rule violation after a Georgia Tech sleeper play produced a TD. UT Athletic Director Bob Woodruff filed a protest with the SEC, citing that a UT player left the huddle, joined the west sideline, and scored untouched after a pass failed.
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Haynes Back Breaks Back Of Chiefs
Haynes strains back as Kansas City loses to a strong Jets team. The game notes say Haynes sprained back limited long runs, Buffalo beat Denver 28 24 with Blanda scoring, Chargers beat New York Jets 35 26 as Kem threw two long TD passes, while Haynes tardy pace faded leaving Chiefs unable to capitalize. Attendance listed 25 519.
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