Browns top Giants as Jim Brown drives 34 21 win
Cleveland’s Jim Brown rushes for 155 yards and three touchdowns, lifting the Browns to a 34 21 victory over the New York Giants. Ernie Green adds 222 total yards and a first quarter score as Cleveland seizes control in the NFL Eastern division race. Giants rely on Morrall’s 18 completions but fail to keep pace in a hard fought game before 82 426 fans at Cleve land Stadium.
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Browns Beat Giants In Classic Scoring Rally
Groza nails four extra points and two field goals as the Browns build a lead, then Morral connects with Jones for a 79 yard score. Aaron Thomas and Ernie Green spark two long Browns plays, Giants surge to within a score before Groza seals late.
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Colts fall as Cuozzo shines with five TD passes
Weeb Ewbank’s Colts routs highlighted by Cuozzo’s five touchdown passes and 236 passing yards in a dominant performance. Unitas sidelined earlier, Earl Morrall handled quarterback duties as Baltimore seized control, while Colt defense pressured the Packers and Lions in a day of standout aerial showings and key scores.
Van Valkenburg shines in Kent debut at quarterback
Kent State upset Marshall 33 13 as Bob Van Valkenburg, a sophomore with a full athletic scholarship, led the Golden Flashes. Coach Lee Strang praised his leadership, noting Van Valkenburg averaged six yards per carry and impressed in his first start. The win improves Kent State toward a potential winning season and spotlighted Van Valkenburg as a rising quarterback candidate alongside Swartz and Blunt. Harold Van Valkenburg expressed pride in his son's performance.
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