Rams and Browns Lead National Conference and American Conference
New York December 2 1950 Los Angeles Rams rise to the National Conference summit while the Cleveland Browns solidify top position in the American Conference. Rams beat the Chicago Bears 42 17 and Browns crushed the Chicago Cardinals 49 28 as 49ers upset the Lions 20 10. Giants beat Steelers 14 0 Yanks win 31 28 over Packers Eagles top Redskins 33 21. Bears start strong but Rams surge to a 21 17 halftime lead and prevail. Waterfield passes to Hirsch for a 91 yard TD. Lions suffer from Doak Walker field goal and Layne to Dibble. Hoernschemeyer suffers concussion.
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Browns Roll Over Cards as Otto Graham Shines
Otto Graham starred for Cleveland as they routed the Cardinals, four touchdown passes and a rushing score, building a 42‑point lead before late third period. Yanks finally win, Giants defense stifles Steelers, and Packers rally with Celeri passes. Eagles’ line and Burk two TDs highlight another crowded scoreboard of the day. Rob Goode gains 400 yards for season total.
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Health Center Bowling League Scores and Standings
Yankees beat Indians 3 0 and Browns top Red Sox 2 1 while Cards win 2 1 over Dodgers. Indians lead weekly stats with Koontz 142 high game 379 series and Hahn 135 high ladies game. Cards post high team game 584 and season 1595. Drills resume today at College Park as Maryland prepares for Sugar Bowl vs Tennessee after coach Jim Tatum returns with scouting notes from Vanderbilt game.
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Tennessee football captain Denver Crawford listed
The 1948 Tennessee team captain Denver Crawford is noted in a fragmentary item. The Terps are scheduled for a Veht workout Monday with additional practice sessions Wednesday and Friday, indicating upcoming training plans.
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Belvoir Engineers Down Derrick Squad
Belvoir Engineers defeat Derrick Squad as expected in a Friday matchup at Fort Belvo. The Engineers maintained control throughout the game and secured a solid win to progress in their season.
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Maryland Terrapins Eye Nine Wins In Tough Schedule
Maryland's basketball team faces a difficult 14 conference games to qualify for the season tournament as the Terps aim to win nine. Coach Bud Millikan returns a veteran lineup, with Gene Shue and Kitty Cashour leading the backcourt and centers shuffles from Camp Detrick. Navy, Army, and Virginia loom in the early slate as Towson, Loyola, and Western Maryland also line up in a packed Mason-Dixon frame.
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State School Cagers Open With Win And Loss
State School basketball opens with a mixed result list of games against multiple opponents. Notable scores include South Georgia Tech 48 over Georgia 6 and Tulane 73 over LSU 14, with several other state and regional teams tallying victories.
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