O Connell Shifts Browns to 6 1 Lead in 24 0 Win
Browns top Steelers 24 0 as Tommy OConnell tosses two TD passes and CCannell adds 155 passing yards. Lou Groza opens scoring with a 34 yard field goal. Jim Brown leads rush attack with 75 yards on 14 carries as Cleveland extends Eastern Division lead. Steelers fall from contention.
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One Game Left In State Loop
One Oklahoma Collegiate Conference game remains as five league teams close seasons. Northeastern State hosts unbeaten Pittsburg State in Tahlequah in a headline clash, while other Saturday games pitting Central at Emporia State and Northwestern at Fort Hays follow.
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Ohio State posted its first winning season since 1954 with a 39-6 rout of Wyoming, a ground and air assault that paused only for a 4 yard pass late. OSU carries 5-1-1 into Lawrence, their first Big Eight opponent since 1960 due to football ineligibility. Tulsa aims for its third straight win after a 3-0 victory over Texas Tech on Duwayne Gandy’s 13 yard field goal.
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Fight Horses Washington International at Laurel Park
Eight horses from five countries race on the grass track at Laurel Park in the $100,000 Washington International. Rose Royale owned by Prince Aly Khan and Third Brother from Christopher Chenery are top choices to win the first prize of $70,000 amid expected turf controversy and close betting.
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Sifford Nets Top Golf Cash In Long Beach Open
Charlie Sifford won a sudden death playoff to take 11,500 Long Beach Open prize money, beating Eric Monti after both finished 54 holes at 208 10 under par. Sifford became the first Negro winner in this event with Monti earning 1,100 and other co‑finishers sharing 750 each.
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Missouri Valley Teams Rally for Perfect Day in Grid Battles
Missouri Valley League squads roared to five wins in a day as Houston toppled Mississippi Southern 27 12 in Jackson. Wichita beat Drake 14 0, while Cincinnati overwhelmed Indiana 21 0 Tulsa edged Texas Tech 30, and North Texas State beat Chattanooga 12 0. Houston and Wichita set up a key clash in Wichita. Drake, not contending for the title, faces Texas State at Des Moines. North Texas State hosts Youngstown in Denton. Houston’s Claude King scored twice after returning from knee injury. Tulsa’s Du Wayne Candy added a 13 yard field goal.
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Johnston Scores 54 as Warriors Edge Royals 106 101
Philadelphia’s Neil Johnston dominated with 54 points, hitting 12 field goals and perfect 10 free throws. The Warriors beat the Cincinnati Royals 106 101, overcoming a late Royals surge as Jack George and Joe Graboski sealed the win with key baskets.
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