Hillman Rushes For 121 Yards In Flyers Win
St Pauls high school defeated Parma Byzantine 14 0 as Hillman rushed 13 times for 121 yards and Rospert made 25 tackles. Amato added a 14 yard quarterback sneak for the final score while Fantauzzo and Terbrack contributed for St Pauls 3 1 overall. Byzantine drops to 0 4.
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Dick Hillman
Bill Rospert
Hillman- Rospert
Flyers
Parma Byzantine
Hillman
Rospert
Flyer
John Amato
John Terbrack
Byzantine
St. Paul’s
Bellevue Extends Undefeated Run in Dual Leagues
Bellevue dominates Norwalk 42 to 6 and shares first in the Northern Ohio League with Shelby and Galion who also won. Norwalk faces Willard for third, while Upper Sandusky Bucyrus and Tiffin Columbian sit winless in the cellar. In Firelands, Monroeville ties Milan for first as Milan meets Hillsdale at homecoming. Mapleton, South Central, Hillsdale, and Berlin Heights post 1-1 marks as Mapleton eyes Berlin Heights and South Central meets Black River.
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Redmen
Shelby
Galion
Ted
Willard
Tiffin Columbian
Sandusky
Bucyrus
Monroeville
Milan
Eagles
Western Reserve
Roughriders
Hillsdale
South Central
Berlin Heights
Mapleton
NOL Firelands
Bellevue Monroe
Galion Milan
Shelby So
Willard Mapleton
Bucyrus Hillsdale U. Sandusky Wes
Tiffin Colum
Black River
Indians Head Into 1960 With Wait Till Next Year Plea
Anaheim report notes Cleveland Indians face frustration after season end with fan chant Wait until next year echoing. Indians players and management aim to regroup for 1960 as they seek improvements and new plans.
Monroeville Routs Hillsdale 18-14 in Narrow Firelands Win
Monroeville High School edged Hillsdale 18-14 to notch a second straight Firelands Conference victory. Eagles quarterback Steve Miller connected with Steve Rahrig on a crucial 27 yard pass for a late drive, while fullback Dave Smith scored the go ahead TD and rushed for 160 yards for Monroeville.
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Monroeville High School
Firelands
Hillsdale Falcons
Hillsdale
Steve Rahrig
Falcon
Eagles
Dave Smith
Falcons
Bob Somerlada
Chuck Twining
Roger McBride
Steve Miller
Rahrig
Smith
Eagle
Twining
Lonesome Falcon
Western Division NFL Standings and Sunday Results
Packers lead Western with 40 01,000 and a Sunday with Green Bay 40. Chicago 13 loses to Minnesota 10. Detroit 14 fell to St. Louis 41. Washington 24 beat Philadelphia 10. Dallas 47 over Atlanta 14. Cleveland 28 over New York 7. Pittsburgh 10 plus Detroit 14 and remaining matches noted as only games scheduled.
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Dallas
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
T. Pet
Phila
Wash
Browns Defeat Giants 28-7 to Halt Slide and Move Third
Cleveland Browns snap a two game skid by beating the New York Giants 28-7. Defensive plays produced six takeaways with three returned for touchdowns as Frank Ryan connected with Milt Morin and Paul Warfield for scores. Leroy Kelly added a three yard TD run and Ernie Green ran 14 yards for another. The Giants rallied briefly late in the second quarter after Gary Wood replaced Earl Morrall, but Cleveland held on as they prepare for the Steelers in Cleveland.
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UPI
Cleveland Browns
New York Giants
Browns
Frank Ryan
Milt Morin
Paul Warfield
Leroy Kelly
Ernie
Green
Giants
Gary Wood
Earl Morrall
Homer Jones
Brown
Morrall
Jim Kanicki
Cleveland
Standings Snapshot From Early Baseball Scores
Standings show Baltimore at 6 Minn 2 led by 1st Minn 1 Baltimore and 2nd NY.Y. 2 Chicago 0. Other lines list Kansas City 7 Detroit 5 Calif 2 Cleveland 0 with only scheduled games Phila 4 Los Angeles 3 and other city matchups including San Franz Pitts 3 N.Y. 1 Houston 6 N.Y. 2 2nd Atlanta 4 Cincinnati 2 St Louis 2 Chicago 0.
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Cincinnati
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St.Louis
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Cinci
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Boston
Dodgers Clinch NL Pennant In Series Boost
Dodgers ride pitching edge led by Sandy Koufax to clinch the NL pennant with a 6-3 win over the Phillies. Koufax improved to 27-9 with seven-hitter support and set up a World Series against the Baltimore Orioles.
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UPI
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Baltimore Orioles
Walter Alston
Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Sandy Koufax
Phillies
San Francisco Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Koufax
Braves
Minnesota Twins
Walt Alston
Phils
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