Browns Clinch virtually divisional crown after 23 21 win
Cleveland thumps San Francisco 93 21 to stretch perfect start to eight games and stay ahead in the Eastern Conference as Detroit defeats Green Bay 14 7. Lou Groza and Otto Graham star for the Browns while Los Angeles and Chicago gamble for the West title amid a crowded early season race.
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Earl Wright
United Press
NEW York
Cleveland Browns
Lou Groza
Otto Graham
Detroit Lions
Cleveland
Philadelphia Eagles
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Detroit
Los Angeles Rams
Green Bay Packers
Rams
Chicago Cardinals
Los Angeles
San
Francisco
Buck Shaw
Brown
Browns
Baltimore
Buddy
Groza
Young
Shaw
Jit Finks
Bobby Layne
Pete Pihos
Bears
Don Johnson
Skippyton Redskins
Giancanelli
Eagles
Boots
Teres
pSeeson
Paul
Chicago
Joe Studahar
Ram
Washington
Eddie Macon
George Blanda
W.L. T. Pet
Soewce
Pittsburgh
Ios Angeles
Green Bay
Chicago Bears
Notre Dame and Maryland Stand as Major Survivors in Nation
The nation lists 21 undefeated teams with Maryland and Notre Dame as the only major schools remaining. West Virginia and another team fell last weekend while smaller colleges continue their seasons.
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New York
Maryland
Notre Dame
West Virginia
Art Michalik
Ray Renfro
Pennsylvania
Groza
Wisconsin
Dante Lavelli
Cleveland
Secreystone State
Iata
Shippensburg
Westminis- Graham
Billy Reynolds
Suard
Ton Plattesville
Northwestern College
Pittsburgh
Chicago
York
Philadelphia
Plattesville
Faul
Brown
Alread
Lattner
Giel
Minnesota
Camero
UCLA
Caroline
Illinois
Notre Dame coach lauds early stand vs North Carolina
Frank Leahy recalls Notre Dame’s strong goal line stand and Neil Worden's record scoring run in a win over North Carolina. He notes Iowa’s convincing shutout of Minnesota and praises Forest Evashevski’s Iowa system. Also highlights Wisconsin’s Ivy Williamson and South Carolina’s Rex Enright upsetting undefeated teams and Houston’s upset of Baylor.
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Frank Leahy
University of Notre Dame
North Carolina
Notre Dame
Dick Lackey
Tar Heels
Carolina
Neil Worden
Indiana
Iowa
Minnesota
Forest Evashevski
Hawkeyes
Washington State
Purdue
Wyoming
Michigan
Wisconsin
Michigan State
Evasheveki
Ivy Williamson
South Carolina
Rex Enright
Illinois
West Virginia
Williamson
Big Ten
Badgers
Enright
Fifth Horsemen
Krute Rockne
Alabama
Red Crew
Georgia Tech
Houston
Baylor
Furcron Near Oberlin Record Gaining 145 Yards
Oberlin College fullback Howie Furcron rushed 145 yards as Oberlin fell 27 20 to Denison in Ohio Conference action. Furcron needs 17 yards in the final game to set Oberlin's single season rushing record. Denison took the lead late with two touchdowns in the fourth.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Howie Furcron
Yeomen
Denison
Fureron
Wooster
Ray Volz
Deeds
Obertin
Don Langner
Bill Albrecht
Vogt
Burcon
John Palmer
Kelley
Wagner
Rosewall
Savage
Terheven
Trrs
Focen
Regney
Eeet Ven Vols
Willy
Rey Colohan
Billingsley
Gilbert
Ynes
Berlin
Ende Knowlton
Pohlman
Robison
Sclosser
Albrecht
Johnson
Sherman
Dolinski
Tenney
Hshopdrews
Hallett
Bacers
Langner
Paloer
Thompsor
Ureron
Ross
Mason
Goodrich
Verantaba
Schafer
Detiizon
Urer
Vogta
Volstareron
Palmer
Fotnl
John On
Sports talk about managers and quirks in major league play
A column satirizes Leo Durocher and Jimmy Dykes for umpire disputes and questions Orioles spending on managers. It muses on Casey Stengel and a famous poem, NAS and NCAA sports policy, and the state of college and professional athletics with remarks on betting, archery, and All America selections.
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New York
Leo Durocher
Jimmy Dykes
Baltimore
Orioles
Rajah Hornsby
Marty Marion
Laurel
Bowie
Pimlico
Casey Stengel
Casey
Mighty Casey
Paluka
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Frank Menke
Big Ten And Pacific Coast Gridiron Races May End In Ties
Big Ten title race could end in a three way tie with one game left while the Pacific Coast Conference may settle in a two way tie. The Atlantic Coast Conference also sees a near tie and the Southwest could hive multi way ties. Rose Bowl berths may require conference votes this weekend.
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Big Ten
Pacific Coast
John Griffin
United Press
New York
Buckeyes Reach Attendance Peak as Ohio State Battles for Unbeaten Season
Ohio State draws 77,465 in a home game, boosting the season total to 397,981 as the Buckeyes aim to finish unbeaten in the Big Ten. Ohio Wesleyan battles for conference honors while Michigan State and Illinois contest the second spot amid title implications.
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Michigan State
ACC
Michigan
Duke
Tar Heels
RSN
Wisconsin
mois @Te ‘pesos
Rice
SMU
Baylor
Badgers
Minnesota
Satur- Columbus
Ohio State
Cleveland
University
Buckeyes
Cleveland Barons
Armand
Llinois
Delmonte
Northwestern
Gy International News Service
OSU - Purdue
Ohio Wesleyan
Wiscon
Barons
Delmontesin
Illinois
Ottawa Senators
Quebec
Akthem
Delmonta
Ron University
the Senators
Ilinois
Rubber City
PCC
Bishops
Stanford
UCLA
Ohio
Alare
Fortendance
Akron
Hamilton
Ont
Southern Californi
Heidelberg
St. Paul
Minn Nia
Southern Cal
Unclear 1940s sports schedule fragment
Fragmentary sports notes describe bowling and college football races with teams like Maryland Duke Stanford West Virginia and Ohio area results. Mentions variety of matches and conference standings plus bowls including Sugar Bowl projections.
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Tanford Downs
California
Perry-Fay
Evans Lakes
Boywl-Orton
Atlantic Taineers
Zips
Pamimes
Pinish
South Carolina
Balm
Bervicti
Maryland
New Orleans
Dali
Rothgery
Duke
West Vir
Kent State
Heidelberg
Wittenberg
North Carolina
Igina
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