Browns Dominant Defense Stuns Cowboys in Eastern Title Game
Cleveland's rubber band defense clamps down on Dallas, holding them to 39 first-half yards as Bill Nelson slices the Cowboys. The Browns roll to a 38-14 victory in the Cotton Bowl, ending Dallas' title hopes amid a rainy, boos-filled Sunday. Staubach sub for Dallas, while Morton struggles and Rhome stands in.
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Top College Quints Getting Busy Week
The AP top twenty college teams near coast to coast as 17 ranked squads play after a weekend with 11 in action. Kentucky 7-0 hosts Miami of Ohio while UCLA 6 in a row defeats Georgia Tech. Princeton tops Indiana in Bruin Classic finals. NFL playoff focus centers on Browns Rams rivalry buildup and Dallas comeback notes.
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Busy Cage Week For SEC Outfits
SEC teams weather a packed schedule with Tennessee and LSU in semifinals of national tournaments while Georgia fights in a consolation game. Kentucky and UCLA deliver notable scores as teams maneuver through the week, highlighting key players and matchups across Oklahoma City Honolulu Philadelphia and Los Angeles venues.
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Mazer Defaults in Sugar Bowl Junior Tennis
New Orleans AP report on the Sugar Bowl New Orleans Recreation Department Junior Tennis Tournament. Seeded players mostly advanced but Tom Mazer of Pittsburgh defaulted after failing to appear for his 10-under match against Gerald Breaux of New Orleans. James Boustany upset Billy Plock in boys 12-under, Sharon Walsh defeated Diane D Angelo in girls 18-under, while Danny Birchmore had a bye in boys 18-under.
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