Those Magnificent Browns How They Got That Way
The Cleveland Browns, led by Paul Brown, have made ten straight post season appearances and seek a third NFL title in six years. Ed Modzelewski’s breakout season anchors a roster built by Brown through trades and late draft picks, highlighting Browns' masterful manpower moves and enduring success.
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Cleveland Vni
George Weiss
Frank Lane
Paul Brown
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Modzelewski
Big Mo Modzelewski
Maryland
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Marion Motley
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Big Mo
Tom Catlin
Don J. Cole
Mike McCormick
Herschel
Forrester
John Petitbon
Chick
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Frank Gatski
Jagade
Chicago Bears
Dante Lavell
Lou Groza
Fred
Curly) Morrison
Morrison
Massey
Jassey
Texas
Chuck Noll
Ray Renfro
Henry Nets 20th Goal in AHL Race
New York based Camille Yerry, now with the Providence Reds, became the first AHL player to reach 20 goals today while teammate Zellio Toppazzini extended his league lead with 46 points. Toppazzini added two goals and an assist to widen his margin, Ken Wharram and Paul Larivee trail by three points. Gil Mayer lowered his goals against average to 2.77 with 61 saves in 22 games and three shutouts led the league.
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New York Ranger
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United Polish Club League Bowling Tonight Schedule
The United Polish Club League bowls tonight at 7 at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes. Pairings include United Polish Club Sports versus Thomasson's Chips and Pias Construction against Dombrowski Meats. Rural Catering Co. faces Jim Lear Construction while B and B Maske 7s meets Togerty.
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United Polish Club League
Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes
United Polish Club Sports
Thomasson's Chips
Pias Consruction
Dombrowski Meats
Rural Catering Co
Jim Lear Construction
B & B Maske
Togerty
College Results Across The East And Midwest
College results list multiple games with scores including Boston College 75 Rhode Island 53 and Kentucky 7 6 DePaul 65 Florida 110 Tampa 62. Indiana State 21 Drake 70 and Oklahoma 68 Nebraska 46 appear among others.
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Rhode Island St Joseph
Par
Penn Mills
Providence
Kentucky
DePaul
Florida
Tampa
Miami
Loyolaite
Wake Forest
Virginia
Tennessee State
North College
Mississippi State
South Penn
Sadwest Beloit
Indiana State
Drake
Wisconsin
Lone Carroll
Youngstown
Wayne
Western Ontario
Oklahoma
Bsyiot
Bill Peterson
Buffaloes
George 4Lannah
Colorado
Wildcats
Dé Paul
Jerry Bird
St. Louis
Indiana
Bloomington
Ind
Robin Freeman
Ohio State
Southern Methodist
Kansas State
Boston College
Rhode Island
St. Joseph
Penn Military
Fla
Loyola
Rice
Louisiana State
Wichita
Nebraska
Oklahoma A & M
Texas A & M
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Clemson
Duquesne
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Ohio
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West
Kundla Sees Mikan Comeback Wish Hinted
New York report says Lakers coach John Kundla disliked Mikan quitting and now hints at a possible comeback. Mikan, once “Mr. Basketball,” has discussed returning but would likely play only for spots or workouts if truly interested.
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John Kundla
Minneapolis Lakers
George Mikan
Lakers
Kundla
Mikan
Kindra
Colorado, St. Louis Prevail Big Ten Without Unbeaten Club
Colorado defeated Iowa 60 57 as Iowa and Indiana fell in a Big Ten tilt weekend action. The Browns loss and Mikan’s retirement loom in the broader pro and college basketball discussion amid schedule and standings notes.
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Big Ten
Iowa
Indiana
Mikan Lights Up Court and Political Plans Stir Debate
The piece notes George Mikan, 6 foot 10 inch star once seen as oversized, now a prime pro in the Lakers era. It cites his coaching role with Kundla, his bench energy, and his Minnesota law career as a potential congressional run.
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Mikan
George
Minnesota
Congress
Lakers
Kundla
Kunal
Beliveau and Canadiens Step Forward in NHL Race
Montreal Canadiens improved their standing as Jean Beliveau led the offense with strong scoring, while goalie Jacques Plante posted a solid performance. The article notes Beliveau’s ascent in the points race as Montreal tightened its grip on the division.
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Montreal
Montreal Canadiens
Jean Beliiveau
8 Ladies Doubles U1 AGTE Seatthe’s Jewelry
In a garbled racing card style entry, players and scores appear with names such as Helen Bolzhateyz and Osgood, showing mixed results and partial figures. The fragment references eight ladies doubles in a Seattle area event with unclear team assignments and scattered scores.
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Dade Livinesson Civ
Bagh Individua
Helen Bolzhateyz
Sea
Denne Rupei
Ers Sanger
Cis
Greenpendian
Ty Osgood
Ers Sas Bar Il Troqoes
Sman
Union Downs South Amherst In Local YMCA League Bout
The Union team defeated South Amherst 80 to 62 at Longfellow Junior High Lorain in Class A YMCA play. Ken Logan scored 36 points on 14 two point shots and eight free throws. Jack Hevener led South Amherst with 16.
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Elyria Uaw-Cio
South Amherst Merchants
Longfellow Junior High
Ken Logan
Jack Hevener
South Amherst
Elyria South Taw-Cio
Sa Amberst
Nijacia
Helfand Puts NY Boxing Guild on Chopping Block
New York Governor Averell Harriman appoints Julius Helfand to run the state athletic commission and targets the International Boxing Guild. A six month inquiry accuses the guild of record-keeping failures, rule violations, anti-competitive power, and links to organized crime. The commission plans to suspend or revoke licenses of members if breaches are confirmed ahead of January 15.
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N.S
New York
INS
Julius Helfand
New Broom
Averell Harriman
State Athletic Commission
Helfand
International Boxing Guild
Helf
Ray Arcel
International Boxing Club
Helland
Ridgeville Kiwanis Honor Pays Tribute to 1955 Rangers
The Ridgeville Kiwanis Club honored the 1955 Rangers football squad at a post supper meeting at Bess and Andy's. Coach George Lucia introduced players and noted injuries that plagued the season, including a 1 win 2 ties record in eight starts but an upset of Midview to close.
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Bess
Andy
George Lucia
Rangers
Ridgeville
Midview
Lucia
Dick Foley
Jim Feinstein
Paul Tillman
Bill Heatherly
Ken, Eisenberg
Cliff Dreger
Arnoldi Fortune
Russ Leimbach
Tom'Stanford
Bob Topoly
Ed Klammer
John Bender
Bob Herr
Edi Krute
Dwight Johnson
Norm Haslop
Jim Laskey
Ed Fitzwater
Pat Prososki
Sandra Sharpe
Janet Alexander
John Jackson
Elyria Chronicle- Telegram
Herald McAlpine
Kiwanian
C. John J. Luttrell
Dyer Sweet
Hugh Palmer
Dave Grubb
Tribe to Play 30 Nocturnal Home Games
Cleveland Indians announce a 30 game home nocturnal schedule with April 23 opening against the Chicago White Sox. Night games include six vs New York Yankees and five vs Boston, Detroit, Kansas City, Baltimore, and Washington, with Chicago three times. Start times set for p m this season.
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Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Tribe
New York Yankees
Boston
Detroit
Kansas City
Baltimore
Washington
White Sox
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