Browns Use Jim Brown as Air Weapon in Redskins Win
Cleveland Browns beat Washington 17 6 as Jim Brown threw a touchdown pass to Ray Renfro. Brown added 133 rushing yards to move to second in NFL career rushing totals. Coach Paul Brown praised the passing plan and hinted at more plays using Brown as a passer.
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Riley Matson Reevered
New York Giants
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Feerm Serimemene
Joe Low Groza
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San Francisco
Baltimore
Minnesota
Rich Kreitling
Milt Plum
Steve van Cleveland
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Bernie Parrish
Tom Osborne
D.C. Stadium
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Football scores from the day reach many colleges and high schools
A lengthy rundown lists football results across high schools and colleges with scores for Cleveland Catholic and Norwalk, Lorain St Mary and Meteo Jonn Hay, Holy Cross, Notre Dame, Pittsburgh, Yale, Harvard, Princeton, and many more. Notable mentions include Tony Hughes’s 16th straight win in Madison Square Garden undercard.
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Eiyine Catholic
Norwalk
Iron
Lorain
St. Mary
Cleveland
Cantius
Meteo Jonn Hay
East
Holy Cross
Massachusetts
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
Colby
Bates
Rutgers
Delaware
Columbia
Dartmouth
Cornell
Brown
Antherst
Trinity
Conn
Harvard
Princeton
Maine
Bowdoin & Yale
Pennsylvania
Boston U
Connecticut
Syracuse
Colgate
Lehigh
Bucknell
Slippery Rock
Clarion
Bethany
W. Va
Thick
Army
Wm. & Mary
Duke
Navy
Virginia Military
Buffalo & Coast Guard
RPI
Penn
Lee Virginia
South Carolina
Clemson
Florida
Georgina
Maryland
North Carolina
Louisiana
Tennessee
Georgia Tech
Kentucky
Morehead
Mississippi
Chattanooga
Vanderbilt
Auburn
Mississippi Southern
le. Tech
Western Kentucky
Murray
Memphis
North Texas St
Alabama
Richmond
Wake Forest
Virginia Poly
Furman
East Carolina
Miami
Fin
Tulane
Kentucky St
Bluefield
Midwest Western Reserve
John Carroll
Purdue
Michigan St
Obio
Indigna
Mismi
Ohio
Dayton & Xnayler
Marshell
Bowling Green
Arkansas
Kce
Texas A & M
SMU
Texas Tech
Boston
Texas
Baylor
West Texas
Austin
Grambling
Arizona
Idaho
West Bngham Young
Colorado
Montana
Wyoming
New Mexico
Colorado Mines
Utah
Southern
Hughes
New York
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Tony Hughes
Claude Chaptman
Tony
George Logan
Madison Square Garden
Spiegelberg Sets Mark In Defeat
Oberlin back Spiegelberg set a season scoring record with 84 points after a 43 yard TD run and 28 yard field goal in the third quarter, but Oberlin lost to Denison 22 11 as Musuraca scored twice and Wilson added five extra points. Denison gained 331 rushing yards in the win.
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Yeomen
Howard Fureron
Joe Musuraca
J. A. Wilson
Denison
Jim Wright
Oberli
Munson
Wilson
Osborn
D-Snlegelerg
D-Musuraca
Musuraca
D—Parrish
Harris C Wilson
Longden Triumphs on T.V. Lark in Washington International
Johnny Longden, at 54 a Hall of Fame jockey, scored a dramatic victory aboard T.V. Lark in the Washington International at Laurel, beating favored Kelso. The winning time 2:26 1/4 broke the track record, as Longden called it one of his finest thrills and a milestone over Arcaro.
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Brad Eagle
T.V. Lark
Prenupcial
Venezuela
Zabeg
Russia
Misti
France
Wonderboy II
Sweden
Sail Chepil
Ireland
Irtysch
Kelso
Eddie Arcaro
T.W. Lark
Longden
Arcaro
Raiders Gridders Honored At Columbia High Banquet
Seven Columbia High School football letter winners were announced at a Saturday banquet in the school cafeteria. Recipients include Pete Abel, Keith Bender, Frank Bolek, James Brant, Dick Crowell, Pete Dwyer, Bob Eichenburg, Charles Hitchcock, Terry King, Brian Meek, Jim Schroth, Bob Smith, Tom Tehoke, Cliff Truelson, Ed Tarray, and manager Tom Randall. Abel and Tehoke are freshmen. Bender and Hichelberg earned their fourth and third letters respectively. Coach Bob Bell of Berea High School spoke on experience and learning from football.
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Columbia Station
Columbia High School
Monogram
Pete Abel
Keith Bender
Frank Bolek
James Brant
Dick Crowell
Pete Dwyer
Bob Eichenburg
Charles Hitchcock
Terry King
Brian Meek
Jim Schroth
Bob Smith
Tom Tehoke
Cliff Truelson
Ed Turray
Howard Wendling
Mgr
Tom Randall
Bob Hichelberg
Abel
Tehoke
Bob Bell
Berea High School
Leagues Organize Second Meeting for Local Basketball Circuits
A second and final organizational meeting for Class A, Class 3 and City Industrial Basketball leagues is set for tomorrow at 7:30 PM in the Ely Building recreation office. Team managers absent from the first meeting must attend.
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Ely
Oberlin blanked Earlham 2 0 in soccer showdown
Oberlin College soccer defeated Earlham 2 to 0 as Ernie Novak and Wade Ellis scored, Ellis from midfield. Captain Dave Price earned the shutout with 14 saves as Oberlin improves to seven wins in eight. Earlham has one more 1961 match, vs Denison at home.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Earlham
Yeomen
Michigan State
Ernie Novak
Hungary
Wade Ellis
Ellis
Dave Price
Denison
Pipers Visit Los Angeles in LA Amid Narrow Road Run
The Cleveland Pipers head toward the season’s stretch with a game against the Jets in Los Angeles. The team has won once vs Kansas City, lost to the Steers, and beat San Francisco 103 100 and 97 88 in their last four outings.
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Kansas City
Steers
San Francisco
Huron Tigers Dominate St. Mary for 22 8 Victory
Huron built a 22 8 win at George Daniel Field over St. Mary as the Tigers beat the Irish with key miscues by St. Mary. The win completed a perfect season for Huron, extending their winning streak to eleven games. Jim Boos and Walt Taylor scored on early and late drives, while St. Mary managed a rare scoring on a nine yard run.
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Lorain
St. Mary
Huron
Tigers
George Daniel
Lakeland
Cochampion
New London
Jim Bucci
Joe McPhie
McPhme
Dick Zehn
Bucci
Jim Thomas
Buckeye
Kevin Caine
Avon Lake
Jim Boos
Boos
Cunningham
Walt Taylor
Taylor
Joel Bickley
Margaretta
Hayes Must Build Morale For Oregon
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes faces a low excitement non conference test as Oregon visits for a final home game before the Michigan showdown. Indiana’s defense limited Ferguson, while Sparma and Warfield connected for two TDs, and Perdue plus Hauck sealed drives with key turnovers.
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Woody Hayes
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Oregon
Michigan
Ohio
Johnson
West Coast
Indiana
Sion
Washington Bucks
State
Hayes
Isquad
Len Casnova
Michi
Bobjyan
Meere
Hoosiers
Buckeye
Ferguson
Hoosier
Rourd
John Mummey
Bucks
Joe Sparma
Chuck Bryant
Paul Warfield
Tom Perdue
Mike Bingram
Perdue
Ron Hauck
22 College IIs Are Unbeaten
United Press International notes 22 college teams remain unbeaten after weekend upsets left 22 perfect records. Colorado fell to Utah, leaving Texas, Alabama and Rutgers as the only major programs still perfect. Florida A&M leads survivors 396 to 18 across seven opponents.
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Colorado
Utah
Texas
Alabama
Rutgers
Southeastern Louisiana
Arkansas Tech
Otterbein
Florida A & M
S. C. State
Grid Awards Banquet Set at Flyrna High School
Flyrna High School honors varsity reserve and freshman football players at a banquet tomorrow night in the school cafeteria. The dinner begins at 6 p.m.
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Tureen
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