Brown leads East to Pro Bowl victory
Jim Brown starred for the East in a 30 20 win over the West in the NFL Pro Bowl. Brown set a Pro Bowl rushing record with 140 yards, scored two touchdowns, and earned Player of the Game honors while praising coach Allie Sherman for extracting his best effort. John Unitas connected on an 87 yard pass to Gail Cogdill as the West briefly surged, but costly fumbles helped the East pull away in the fourth period.
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Bearcats ride 31 straight wins toward historic title run
Cincinnati's top ranked Bearcats, riding a 31 game winning streak since a last loss to Bradley, beat Tulsa 67 57 at Tulsa Oklahoma. Ron Bonham scored 30 points helping Ed Jucker's squad extend their pursuit of a third straight NCAA title and MVC crown. Other top teams posted wins as Loyola of Chicago and Georgia Tech remained unbeaten.
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Sword sparks Wellington past New London to end skid
Reserve forward Wellington’s Ed Sword scored 17 points and led Wellington to a 73-62 win over New London, snapping the Dukes six game losing streak as Dave Coleman added 32 points and Bill Damron led New London with 24. Sword praised for defense and scoring. New London fell to 2-7.
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Elyria Bowling Association Meets Tonight at Elks Club
The executive committee of the Elyria Bowling Association will meet at 8 tonight in the Ladies Lounge of the Elks Club. Discussion includes awarding of the championship tournament site and related items.
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Bay Village over Berea 67 64 in nonconference basketball clash
Bay Village beat Berea 67 64 in a close nonconference game as Bay shot 58 percent to Berea's 43. Bay had four double figure scorers led by Jim Holland with 17 and Dick Linak with 19. Hoppman led Berea with 20 points, and the Rockets pulled away late after tied scores 59 59.
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Milan Indians Rally For 67 13 Victory Over South Amherst
Milan exploded in the second half to beat South Amherst 67 to 13 after a 24 20 halftime deficit. George Tigges and George Surowski led with 23 points each for Milan and South Amherst’s Alan Schneider scored 10. Milan opened the third quarter with a full court press and weathered fouls totaling 56 in the game.
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Middies Suffer First Loss in Northeastern Ohio Rifle League
Midview Rifle Club lost its first Northeastern Ohio league meet, 1463 to 1413, to Milan Willoughby South. Top Midview shooter Dave Lyons scored 360 of 400. teammates Robson 355 Capell 354 Weber 344 and Ehret led Willoughby with 377. Midview travels to Fremont for a Sunday dual meet.
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Promoter caught in amateur war at Boston indoor meet
Dussault lamented the NCAA AAU dispute that pulled nearly all college entrants from the Knights of Columbus track meet. A 7,233-strong crowd braved freezing rain as Bruce Kidd led a strong showing in indoor records sessions, while pole vaulters struggled to reach the 16 feet 2 inch mark.
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North Ridgeville Plans Open Baseball Meeting
North Ridgeville announces an open baseball meeting at Fields School from 7 to 9 p m tomorrow to discuss leagues for next summer and participation details.
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West All-Stars edge East in AFL All-Star thriller
Curtis McClinton sparked the West with a 64 yard TD and 4 yard score as he was named the game's outstanding offensive player. Frank Tripucka entered late to lead a 92 yard scoring drive aided by Lionel Taylor. Len Dawson left with a bruised back as the West held off the East 21 to 44 in front of 27,461 at Balboa Stadium.
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Olmsted Falls Edges Strongsville in Swell Free Throw Rally
Olmsted Falls beat Strongsville 48 to 47 as Lynn Orsing scored 22 and Jack Parsell added 15 off the bench. The Bulldogs trailed 13-9 after a quarter but rallied with accurate free throws, converting 16 of 22 for 72.7 percent. Oberlin visit looms as conference play tightens.
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Pioneers extend win streak with 28 15 victory over Huron
Elyria High wrestling stayed unbeaten at four by defeating Huron 28 15 as Craig Crozier pinned in 175 pounds and Ken Lehman won by forfeit. Junior Tom Ternes and Mike Aquilino led a veteran surge while John Vincent wrestled through illness to score a close 3 1 loss to Doug Wentz.
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