Browns Rally For 27 7 Rout To Tighten East Race
Browns surge in second half to beat the Eagles 27 7 at Cleveland Stadium. Frank Ryan connects with Paul Warfield for a 23 yard strike while Leroy Kelly returns a punt 42 yards setting up a scoring drive. Lou Groza adds two field goals as Cleveland climbs within one game of the division leaders with Steelers winning.
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State Football Records State Football Records
Ohio colleges hold football records through games played on November 12 with teams and coaches noted by UPI. Records cover scoring, wins, and season highlights across multiple campuses.
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Buckeyes Finish Windup With Big Ten Stakes High
Ohio State and Michigan enter their season finale with 3-3 Big Ten records and 4-4 overall as OSU seeks a winning finish after a 14-10 win over Iowa. Michigan piled up 390 yards to OSU's 236 as both aim to reach first division and avoid dropping to second. Iowa ends season with seven losses after a late scoring setback.
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Weekly Recreation Center Schedule by Day and Facility
Daily time slots list activities at the Rec Center from Monday through Saturday. Programs include Men and Women fitness, Grade School basketball, junior and senior high sessions, adults leagues, and club meetings in the Rec Gym Cole Gym and Rotary Room with public invites.
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Mo Sets Consecutive Game Mark in NFL History
Dick Modzelewski of the Cleveland Browns played in his 175th consecutive league game Sunday to break the NFL record, surpassing Leo Nomellini's 174. Modzelewski began his pro career with the Washington Redskins, debuting Sept 27, 1953 against the Chicago Cardinals.
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Dunaway 72-Yard TD Spark Bills Win
Jim Dunaway, a 6-4, 297 pound former Mississippi All American, blocked a Jets field goal, scooped up the loose ball, and ran 72 yards for a touchdown to seal Buffalo’s 14-3 victory. He hugged the ball on the bench, joking it belongs in his trophy case. Other scores: Kansas City 34 Miami 16 Oakland 41 San Diego 19 Boston 27 Houston 21. Jets remain winless in five.
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Williams Threat To Clay Title
In Houston at the Astrodome Muhammad Ali faces challenger Cleve Williams in a world heavyweight title defense. Williams, nicknamed Big Cat, is billed as the toughest threat yet to Ali who has touted his draft status as a Muslim minister. Official weigh in was scheduled for later at the Hotel America.
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Nicklaus and Palmer Win Canada Cup for U.S. Victory
Nicklaus and Palmer joined forces to lead the United States to an 18 stroke win in the Canada Cup, finishing 548-18 under par and beating defending champion South Africa by five shots. Knudson of Canada won the individual title in a playoff with Sugimoto of Japan, after Nicklaus failed to overtake the leader.
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United States Field Hockey Ties Jamaica to End Tour
The United States field hockey team closed its tour with a scoreless draw against Jamaica on Sunday in Kingston. The result capped a tour in which the Americans held opposing teams to clean sheets while seeking offensive consistency.
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