Browns Seek 11th straight win at Connie Mack Stadium
The Cleveland Browns bring an 11 game winning streak to Connie Mack Stadium in Philadelphia to face the Eagles who aim to rebound after losses to the Giants and Redskins. A Browns victory would mark a rare NFL feat last achieved by the 1942 Bears. Browns seek 41st league win as Eagles test defense and scoring pace.
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Fairview And Rocky River Lead Unbeaten In Southwestern Conference
The Southwestern Conference standings narrowed to Fairview and Rocky River as undefeated after Clearview fell 82-68 to Fairview and Wellington lost its opener. Fairview and Rocky River won home games while Medina beat Oberlin and Amherst lost to New London. reserves reversed several scores.
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Helmick Stars As Elyria Beats Norwalk 56 41 In Close Game
Elyria High toppled Norwalk 56 to 41 at home to remain undefeated. Gene Helmick, 6-5 forward, scored 19 and controlled the boards with Wingard and Novak helping the effort. Norwalk's Jim Spettle matched Helmick with 19 as the Truckers struggled with Elyria’s height and fouls.
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Smith Decisions Zulueta Clamors For Title Battle
New York promoter Bud Smith of Cincinnati offered a $30 000 guarantee to lightweight champion Jimmy Carter for a title bout after defeating Orlando Zulueta in a Madison Square Garden challenger’s match Smith weighed 136 1 4 pounds to Zulueta’s 135 with a 10 round televised show drawing 2991 fans referee Ruby Goldstein and judges Arthur Susskind Bert Grant scored for Smith in a split manner.
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January bout set Giambra to meet Dykes in Miami
Middleweight contenders Joey Giambra of Buffalo and Bobby Dykes of Miami will fight in a 10 round televised bout at the Miami Auditorium on January 6. Giambra is ranked fifth among middleweight contenders.
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Rams and Packers gridiron clash headlines broadcast slate
Tonight on WXEL see Los Angeles Rams at Green Bay Packers and Cleveland Browns at Philadelphia Eagles. Boxing features Tony DeMarco versus Teddy Davis. Hockey has Cleveland Barons versus Providence Reds with Jim Hendy’s program. Wrestling pits Leo Garibaldi against Red Berry. Notre Dame season highlights air later.
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Ford Holds Lead Of Two Strokes In Miami Open Golf
Doug Ford of Yonkers New York held a two stroke lead as the third round began in Miami at the $10,000 open golf tournament. He posted a three under par 67 to reach 36 holes at 135, two strokes ahead of Al Brosch of Garden City New York and Fred Wampler of Indianapolis.
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Lions and Browns Rule Favorites
The Detroit Lions, defending NFL champions, hold a 10 point spread to beat the New York Giants on Sunday while the Cleveland Browns are also favored by 10 points to finish unbeaten.
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Lions edge Eagles to seal division title chances
In the season finale the Lions can clinch the division with a win or tie over the Eagles, potentially forcing a rematch of the 1952 championship with Cleveland on Dec 27. The Forty-Niners could tie Detroit with a win over the crippled Colts in San Francisco, possibly forcing a playoff on Dec 20.
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Oberlin fencers fall to Buffalo State 15 12 in opener
The Oberlin College fencers lost 15-12 to Buffalo State in the opening match for both teams. Buffalo State led 6-3, 5-4 and 5-4 in the foil, épée, and sabre events, respectively, as the Bisons posted scores across divisions.
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Spencer Highs Defeat Lodi 32–25 In Independent Clash
Spencer High School topped Lodi 32 to 25 in an independent basketball game last night at Lodi. Spencer trailed 10–5 early, then surged with an 11–1 second quarter run and held the lead. Ron Larkey led Spencer with 12 points, as eight fouls and two field goals contributed to his total. In the prelim, Lodi reserves beat Spencer 29–19. Officials were C. Flack and Tom Kane.
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DeMarco Takes On Davis In Boston Garden Bout
Boston lightweight Tony DeMarco aims to extend a seven fight winning streak tonight in a 10 round match at Boston Garden against top contender Teddy Davis of Hartford Connecticut. The winner could earn a title shot against lightweight champion Jimmy Carter in a nationally televised bout.
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Landy Sets Australian Mile Mark in 4 02
John Landy ran a mile in 4:02 setting a new Australian record. He shaved six tenths of a second from the former mark but fell short of Gunder Haegg’s world record by six tenths.
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