Browns edge Eagles in high scoring 38 34 NFL clash
In Cleveland, the Browns outlasted the visiting Philadelphia Eagles 38 to 34 as Frank Ryan passed for 220 yards and Jim Brown rushed for 131 yards on 20 carries. Tim Brown led the Eagles with 186 rushing yards, while the teams combined for 582 passing yards and 369 rushing yards amid foggy Lake Erie weather.
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Browns Top Eagles in Fog Shrouded Battle with Jim Brown Dominant
Jim Brown starred for Cleveland with three touchdowns and 128 receiving yards as the Browns held late against Philadelphia. Tim Brown and Collins connected on key plays, while Lou Groza hit a long 49 yard field goal amidst thick fog that obscured the goalposts. The Eagles led early but Cleveland surged, reclaiming and then extending their edge into the final period.
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Green Bay Offense Slips, Lombardi Bench Hornung
George C. Langford reports the Packers offense collapsed in recent games, scoring only three touchdowns in three contests. The team was held to minus passing yardage twice and under 100 rushing yards, with Bart Starr struggling as Lombardi cites broken protection and poor line play. Elijah Pitts saw significant action after Hornung was benched.
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Buckeyes face winless Iowa after tough Indiana win
Ohio State, beset by injuries, edged Indiana 17 10 as Tom Bugel broke his ankle and tackle John Palmer suffered a season-ending leg fracture. QB Stavroff passed for 140 yards and OSU relied on a balanced attack to secure a 5-2 overall record heading into a meeting with Iowa.
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Spartans chase perfect season after big win over Iowa
Michigan State clinched at least a share of the Big Ten title with a 35-0 win over Iowa to move to 6-0 in league play and 8-0 overall. Indiana looms next, then Notre Dame as Duffy Daugherty’s team aims for its first flawless year in 13 seasons. Clint Jones scored MSU’s first four touchdowns while Ohio State and Minnesota stayed in the runnerup chase.
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Hambletonian stays in Illinois through 1971
The Hambletonian Society rejected a $100,000 Liberty Bell bid and voted 125 to keep harness racing's classic in Du Quoin Illinois through 1971. The five year deal runs from 1967, keeping the race for year old trotters in Southern Illinois at the Du Quoin State Fair.
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Milan Beats Mapleton 20 16 in Firelands Conference Game
Milan High wins 20 16 over Mapleton, improving to 3 6 on the season while Mapleton ends with one victory amid eight setbacks. Indians raise their record but still face a tough year in the Firelands Conference.
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