Browns rout Cowboys 24-17 as Fichtner seals win
Cleveland Browns, in pursuit of the East title, built a 24-10 lead and held off the Dallas Cowboys 24-17. Key second half interceptions by Bernie Parrish, Vince Costello, and Ross Fichtner broke a late Dallas rally, with Gary Collins catching a five yard TD pass from Frank Ryan for the late score. Browns have not lost to Cowboys since Blanton Collier became coach.
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Westlake Demons Triumph Over Midview In Season Opener
Westlake High opened its season with a 55 37 win over the Midview Middies. Tom Wilkolak led Westlake with 18 points, followed by Al Stacey with 15 for Midview. Westlake built an 18 9 first quarter lead and never faced a challenge.
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Colts' Unitas Back In Form In Week Twenty One
Unitas led Baltimore to a 34-24 win over Philadelphia as he connected on two TD passes and a key late drive. The Colts, riding an eight game win streak, surge toward the West lead while teams like Green Bay and Cleveland keep pace in a crowded NFL slate.
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Pro football Sunday results and schedule recap
The report lists Sunday results: Chicago 17 Detroit 10, Washington 31 Pittsburgh 3, Baltimore 34 Philadelphia 24, New York 28 St. Louis 15, Green Bay 38 Minnesota 13, San Francisco 30 Los Angeles 27. Thursday’s Baltimore at Detroit was the only game scheduled. Sunday games include Chicago at New York Cleveland at Pittsburgh Dallas at Washington Green Bay at Los Angeles Philadelphia at St. Louis San Francisco at Minnesota Houston at Kansas City Boston at New York.
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Ike Kelley Named All America by Football News
Senior Ohio State linebacker Ike Kelley is named to the 1965 All-America team by The Football News LAKEWOOD Bay Village publication. The report notes the selection was announced today and highlights Kelley as a standout defensive performer for OSU.
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Olmsted Falls Beats Strongsville High in Lopsided win
Olmsted Falls dominated Strongsville High in a decisive victory, overpowering the rival squad with clear scoring and defense. Strongsville failed to mount a late rally as Olmsted Falls controlled the pace and momentum throughout.
Olmsted Falls Routs Strongsville In Season Opener
Dan Cornett led Olmsted Falls scoring with 12 points and 18 rebounds as Olmsted Falls defeated Strongsville 66 to 32 in the opening game. Strongsville shot 23 percent from the floor and 56 percent at the line, while Olmsted Falls hit 42 percent from the field.
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Elyria Varsity Football Sees 15 Members After Five New Players
Coach notes progress is strong as five newcomers join the squad led by Gary Obitts. Veterans Pandy Stevenson Dave Jackson Dave Barnhart and Greg Janowicz started last week. Scrimmages vs Columbus South Cleveland Shaw Avon Lake and Wooster over the weekend yielded no scores.
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Patterson Clay Clash in Las Vegas Title Fight
Floyd Patterson the former heavyweight champion meets Cassius Clay in a 15 round bout at the Convention Center Las Vegas. Clay, 23, unbeaten and heavy favorite, seeks a second crown as Patterson aims to regain the title. Weigh in set for 11 am local time with a sellout crowd. The bout airs on ABC radio and is televised in theatres nationwide via Sportsvision. Patterson relies on experience and will to win to upset the Louisville slugger.
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New Star Chief Executive Boosts Pontiac Lineup
Pontiac touts the New Star Chief Executive as a sleeker family of cars in 1966. The lineup adds a four door hardtop, a four door sedan, and a hardtop coupe while preserving the big V eight power and luxury interior. Safety features include dual speed wipers, rearview mirror, padded dash, sun visors, back up lights, and seat belts.
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Namath Leads Jets Past Oilers in AFL Beatdown
Joe Namath connected on 17 of 41 passes for 217 yards and four touchdowns as the New York Jets crushed the Houston Oilers 41 14. The win vaulted New York into second in the AFL Eastern division and put the Bills close to clinching the division title.
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Oberlin booters finish third in Mid East soccer
Oberlin College ends season with a 2 0 win over Lake Forest to claim third place in the Mid East College Division tournament. Denison earns league title after beating Oberlin earlier in the season. Oberlin wraps a 8 2 1 record and its best season since 1961. Bob Friz scores for Oberlin in the opening game. Tom Drake Dick Howenstine and Bob Heavenrich add goals in the tourney win.
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