Browns tumble to 41 7 loss as fumbles pile up
Cleveland endured a 41 to 7 defeat to San Francisco at Municipal Stadium in wet, cold conditions. The Browns, 2-9, coughed up five fumbles in the first half, with four turnovers and five penalties, including costly yardage setbacks. The 49ers, 10-1, dominated the game with a sluggish Cleveland offense managing only 43 rushing yards on 20 attempts and four drives from the San Francisco side of midfield in the first half.
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Three area teams reach state title hunt in football playoffs
Elyria Catholic Westlake and Western Reserve survive quarterfinals as three area teams remain in contention for state titles. Westlake faces Steubenville while Elyria Catholic battles Orrville and Western Reserve meets Hartley in upcoming semifinals. Admiral King was eliminated by North Canton Hoover in Division I.
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Bengals Clash With Browns and Texans For Third Place
The Cleveland Browns and Houston Texans face off for third place while the Pittsburgh Steelers beat Cincinnati 68 47. Schedule notes show Browns at Atlanta on Nov 18 and at Pittsburgh on Dec 9, with Houston at New Orleans then Seattle while Cincinnati hosts Houston and Cleveland.
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Buckeye Heart Lifts 49ers Rookie Frank in Cleveland
San Francisco rookie tight end John Frank, a former Ohio State star, declares lifelong Buckeye allegiance and predicts Michigan defeat as Ohio State–Michigan clash looms. He praises his current team, notes growing role, and recalls a Browns related misquote.
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Baltimore Blast Topples Cleveland Force In 6-4 Win
The Baltimore Blast beat the Cleveland Force 6-4 at the Civic Center to improve to 2-0. Craig Allen tied the game at 3-3, then Mike Stenkowe added two goals in the final minutes as Bret Hall scored short-handed for Cleveland. Baltimore coach Timo Liekoski called the win crucial to avoid an 0-3 start. Force next plays in St Louis Saturday on WUAB TV.
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Schonert Leads Bengals To Narrow Win Over Steelers
Cincinnati stayed within two games of Pittsburgh after Turk Schonert came off the bench to engineer a 22-20 comeback victory. He completed 7 of 10 passes for 115 yards and directed the decisive drive ending with Larry Kinnebrew’s 3-yard TD with 35 seconds left.
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