Browns Near First Division Title in Seven Years
The Cleveland Browns moved two games up on the Cardinals with a 40 17 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers. Fullback Jim Brown ran for 149 yards to push his NFL career rushing total past 10 000 yards and extend his eight year total.
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Browns Backfield Star Reaches 10000 Yard Mark in Win
Jimmy Brown of the Cleveland Browns rushed 149 yards on 23 carries as his team beat the Pittsburgh Steelers 30-17. He became the first football player to reach 10000 rushing yards, but Brown downplayed the milestone, focusing on winning the season and the championship.
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Browns Dominate Steelers With Ball Control Win
Cleveland builds a 23-10 lead in the fourth quarter as Groza boots two field goals and Green scores a 7 yard touchdown. John Henry Johnson powers Pittsburgh with a one yard TD and Ryan’s Browns finish strong with a 73 yard drive ending in a Green 13 yard TD run. Ernie runs for 86 yards on 17 carries.
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Browns Rally Past Steelers for 34-17 Win in Week Finish
Ernie Green earned the game ball with two second half TDs lifting Cleveland past Pittsburgh after a 10-10 halftime tie. The Browns, now 7-4 with six games left, stretch their division record while Pittsburgh fades from rally to defeat. Lou Groza kicked a 36-yard field goal and Frank Ryan connected with Clifton McNeil for a 25-yard score before Steelers struck back with Clarence Peaks’ five-yard run and Mike Clark’s 26-yard FG.
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Healthy Moore Leads Colts To Western Title Pursuit
Lenny Moore carries the Baltimore Colts with 13 touchdowns in eight games as they claim a 37 7 win over San Francisco and hold a 1 a game lead in the West. Y A Tittle directs the Giants offense with four TD passes as New York beats St Louis 34 17 for its second win in eight games. Don Meredith shines for Dallas in a 24 10 victory over Chicago while Brown becomes the Browns all time rusher with 10 000 yards in a 30 17 win over Pittsburgh.
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Reeds Win Mixed Doubles Pin Tournament at Sports Bowl
Elmer Reed and Sissie Reed posted a 1240 total to win the Mixed Doubles event at the Sports Bowl. Jean Duff rolled the high women game with 234, and Dick Davidson achieved the top men's three game series with 670. Trophies were awarded to all winners.
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Buntings 67 Tops Forest Hills Weekend Event
Low gross winner Lowry Bunting fired a 67 to win at Forest Hills Country Club. Blind bogey winners were Mel DeMaris, Russ Nicols, Paul Arnold, and George Bingham.
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Bills edge Texans as unbeaten Bills rise in AFC East
At War Memorial Stadium Buffalo overcame a 10-7 deficit with a 17-point fourth quarter led by reserve quarterback Daryle Lamonica. The Bills beat Houston 24-10 to stay undefeated and extend their Eastern Division lead to 2.5 games over the Patriots.
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Kelso Gains Riches and Eye on Horse of the Year
Kelso, the 7-year-old gelding from Bohemia Stable, became the world's richest racehorse by winning the Jockey Club Gold Cup at Aqueduct, boosting earnings to 1,803,362. He leads the money list over Round Table and faces Gun Bow in the Washington International at Laurel on Nov 11, a likely decider for Horse of the Year. Kelso won the Gold Cup for the fifth time, beating Roman Brother by 5 1/2 lengths and setting an American two mile record of 3:19 1/5.
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Giants Lovetere Faces Season-Ending Knee Injury
New York Giants defensive tackle John Lovetere may miss the season after tearing a ligament in his right knee during Sunday's NFL game against the St. Louis Cardinals. He was carried off and rushed to St Elizabeth Hospital.
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Irish Being Sought For Big Showdown
Notre Dame, riding a six game win streak and eyed as a national title contender, may meet Texas Navy or another opponent in a postseason playoff after success against Navy. Ohio State battles Purdue for Big Ten, while Stanford and Washington vie for Rose Bowl spots. SEC leaders Alabama and Florida win.
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Harrison Wins Fourth Straight National Seniors Golf Title
E J Harrison from Missouri won the eighth annual National Seniors Golf Championship in Reno. He captured his fourth consecutive title with a 72 hole total of 276 and a final 12 foot putt earning him 2500 dollars. Harry Umbinetti of North Bend finished second with 277 after a 70 on the final day.
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Hutchinson in Serious Condition After Cancer Worsens
Former Cincinnati manager and ex major league pitcher Fred Hutchinson, 45, remained in serious condition at Manatee Memorial Hospital in Bradenton Florida after his cancer worsened at home on Anna Maria Island. A hospital spokesman said he is conscious but dense and can answer questions.
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