Browns Spoil Cards With Brown Four-Touchdown Rushes
Jim Brown scored four rushing touchdowns to lead the Cleveland Browns to a 38-24 win over the Chicago Cardinals. He ran 24 times for 180 yards, while Leroy Bolden added a 102-yard kickoff return as Cleveland built on an early deficit. The Cardinals dropped to 3-2 while Cleveland stayed undefeated.
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SWC In Typical Mid-Season Form
The Southwest Conference week featured upsets as Rice crushed Texas 34-7 to reach 3-0 while Texas A&M rallied to beat Baylor 33-27. SMU defeated Georgia Tech 20-0 and Arkansas edged Mississippi 14-12 as TCU and Rice sat atop conference standings at midseason.
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Pro Standings Sunday Results
The week ended with New York beating Pittsburgh 17 to 6 and Cleveland defeating Chicago Cards 38 to 24. Baltimore downed Washington 35 to 10 while Green Bay routed Washington 38 to 35. Detroit edged Los Angeles 41 to 24. Bears beat San Francisco 27 to y. Schedule lists Detroit at San Francisco Chicago Bears at Los Angeles Green Bay at Baltimore Washington at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Chicago Cards New York at Cleveland.
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Monterey Meets Bulldogs Friday in AAAA Clash
Borger and Pasadena remain undefeated in AAAA as they prepare to meet Friday. The feature game highlights a tight race with top district candidates like Highland Park, Jefferson, and Cleburne in action as schedules show other key matchups across Texas districts.
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East Texas State Stumbles But Keeps Lone Star Race Alive
Howard Payne upsets Lamar Tech 24 19 to shake the Lone Star Conference standings. Lamar Tech, Southwest Texas State and Texas A I share the lead at 3 1, East Texas State 2 1, as East Texas State crushed Sam Houston State 52 0 and Texas A I edged Stephen F Austin 7 0. Southwest Texas State fell to Abilene Christian 44 18 while Sul Ross lost to Mexico 12 6.
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New Mexico A&M Stuns Texas Western in Border Conference
The Border Conference weekend saw New Mexico A&M defeat Texas Western 17 to 16 for its first conference win since 1953, lifting the Aggies to the top of the standings. Arizona State beat Detroit 27 to 6, and Hardin-Simmons defeated Wichita 13 to 6 as the conference eyeing next round clashes.
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Ortiz Charnley In Top Fight At Harringay Arena
London Tuesday night features a 10 round bout where American Carlos Ortiz faces British lightweight Dave Charnley for a world title shot at Harringay Arena. Ortiz, a New York journeyman with 29 starts, is ranked fourth. Charnley is third and recently outpointed Don Jordan. The show is sold out at 9,500 tickets as Harringay nears closing and promoter Jack Solomons notes the event.
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North Texas State Eagles Rise in Missouri Valley Title Race
North Texas State, a dark horse in the Missouri Valley Conference, upset Tulsa 8 7 to boost its title chances. Cincinnati and Houston also loom, with Tulsa visiting Houston as Wichita State plays Hardin-Simmons and Villanova in Wichita. Bill Grace’s 39 yard TD run and a key Abner Haynes pass kit sealed the late victory.
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Charles Battles Fleeman Tonight
Ezzard Charles former world heavyweight champion is a mild favorite in a 10 round bout against Donnie Fleeman of Midlothian Texas light heavyweight champion before an expected 5000 at Memorial Auditorium. Charles 37 on comeback trail with 1 1 record Fleeman 29 wins 31 bouts confident of knockout and weighing 181 pounds 12 under Charles.
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