Giants Zeppelin Browns in Eastern Conference Playoff Thriller
New York Giants crushed the Cleveland Browns 10-0 at Yankee Stadium to advance as Eastern Conference champions. Conerly scored a touchdown, Summerall added a field goal, and a stifling Giants defense held Jim Brown to 8 yards on seven carries amid 317 total Giants yards and 61,274 spectators.
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Brennan Fired At Notre Dame After 1954 Reign
Notre Dame president Rev Hesburgh announced Ter ry Brennan was fired as head coach after a five year run starting in 1954. Brennan said he knew of no reason for dismissal beyond a desire for change and noted Joe Kuharich was expected to succeed him.
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Tar Heels Arrive Early, Clinch Bluegrass Holiday Title
North Carolina, ranked 10th, crushed sixth-ranked Northwestern by Louisville to cap the Bluegrass Holiday Festival as NC State and others in the ACC faced mixed results. Duke, South Carolina, and Virginia dropped road games while Maryland edged Wake Forest. Navy recruit Testerman from Maryland graduates at Great Lakes.
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College Scores Roundup From The Associated Press
College teams across the country posted mixed results with many games featuring high scoring comebacks and notable upsets. Key matchups included Villanova, Duke, Penn State, Maryland, Wake Forest, Georgia Tech and UCLA, with several institutions posting double digit wins.
Power shifts in college football and hoops
The piece notes Auburn and LSU as recent national football champs with Kentucky Duke in college basketball, highlighting Kentucky's 97-91 win over West Virginia and Auburn's 79-60 Birmingham Classic victory. It also profiles Baltimore Colts fan devotion, detailing attendance rises and the city’s enduring pro football loyalty ahead of a key NFL clash with the New York Giants.
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Randolph Macon Leads Mason-Dixon Basketball Standings
Randolph Macon sits atop the Mason-Dixon standings after a Baltimore win, as Catholic University suffered its only league loss this season. The Bees move into a three-way tie for second with American University and Johns Hopkins, while Hampden-Sydney and Towson faced setbacks. Remaining schedule shows no league play until late January.
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UCLA Downs Oklahoma as Maryland Top Citadel in Saturday Action
iTwo YMC A games reported UCLA defeated Oklahoma 28 12 and Maryland beat Citadel 42 19. Dutrow led Maryland scoring while Colt fans drew large crowds at the stadium showing banners and organized groups.
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Giants Defeat Browns in Defensive Shutout at Home
New York Giants coach Jim Lee Howell credited 12 defensive players led by Langry and the unit for a 10-0 shutout of Cleveland. Chuck Conerly scored the lone TD on a late lateral from Frank Gifford after a reverse. Mel Triplett was ejected after a second-period fight. Coach Paul Brown lauded the stout defense as the reason for Cleveland's loss. Afghanistan is a monarchy with a 40-member senate chosen for life by the king.
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YMCA Boys Win Nonleague Swim Meet at Hood Pool
YMCA boys edged Silver Spring 94 to 92 and girls fell 98 to 90 in a nonleague event at Hood Pool. David Eyster posted best 40 yard freestyle time 2.19 seconds while Richard Krantz set a backstroke record. Grove sisters each won twice and several others claimed age group medals. The next meet is scheduled for Saturday between boys and girls at the Y.
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Weekend Fights Highlight Feather and Flyweight Action
The Associated Press reports Manila based bouts with Espinosa retaining his featherweight tie by outpointing Flores. Pineda wins Philippine flyweight title by outpointing Campo. Hawkins stops Barajas in Los Angeles after a Mexican route. Logart and Thompson draw in Havana. Miura outpoints Jenior in bantamweights. Non title bout set between Pascual Perez and Jo Yaoita for a future date.
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Holiday Bowl NE Okla St 72 with $1 Call 13 Copper Bowl Southwest All Stars 22 Nationals 3 Jaycee Bowl West 33 East 14 NBA results list New York 168 Syracuse 94 St Louis 111 Philadelphia 86 Boston 135 New York 106 Cincinnati 121 Syracuse 120 Detroit 104 Minneapolis 99 Philadelphia 88 Monday schedule shows no games.
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