Browns Clinch Tie For First In Hard Fought Win Over Steelers
The Browns stay atop the division after a tough 19-17 victory over the Steelers. Jim Brown scorched for 169 yards on 29 carries and two TDs, with a fourth quarter drive sealing the win. Roy Jefferson and Dick Hoak provided key plays for Pittsburgh, while Walter Beach was hospitalized with a bleeding ulcer and will miss two weeks. Over 60,000 fans braved bad weather as Cleveland announced three 80,000 crowd home appearances this season.
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Robertson Rejoins Royals After Holdout For 1965 Season
Oscar Robertson agreed to terms and will join the Cincinnati Royals for the opening of the regular season. The All-Star guard led the NBA in assists last season and was third in scoring. Robertson anticipated no issues getting into shape after weeks of personal workouts at the UC field house.
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Yeomen harriers win at Otterbein meet
Yeomen harriers from Otterbein defeated Ashland College in a four mile event at Banner in Westerville. Hugh Richards of Oberlin led with team members Reichenbach and Jacobson scoring for Otterbein as Ken Moore of Ashland placed seventh. Reed Weiner and Fawsett contributed strengthens, while Otterbein totaled 55 points to beat Ashland 21 48 with strong finishes from multiple scorers.
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Packers ride Chandler to 27 10 win over 49ers
Dor Chandler and Bart Starr fueled Green Bay as Chandler’s 18 yard FG followed by a fourth down run and a standout punt helped the unbeaten Packers beat the 49ers 27 10. Other NFL results Sunday included Baltimore over Detroit, Philadelphia over Dallas, St Louis over Washington, and Chicago routing the Rams.
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Texas and Arkansas brace for clash in Fayetteville
Texas hosts Arkansas in a pivotal Southwest Conference showdown as both teams aim to stay in the national title conversation. Texas rolls up 379 yards while limiting opponent scoring, with standout performances from quarterbacks and running backs shaping the high-stakes matchup in Fayetteville.
Otterbein Edges Oberlin In Thin Gridiron Thriller
Otterbein College rallied to a 24 20 victory over Oberlin as Fritz Caudle threw a touchdown pass to Vernon Russell and rushed for a score. Dave Corwin returned a kickoff 92 yards for a Yeomen TD, while Paul Brown connected with Greg Siggers on a 20 yard pass. Cardinal Paul Reiner set a school rushing record with 145 yards on 31 carries.
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Lorain
New London Grid Film Set Wednesday at High School
The football film of the South Central New London game will be shown at the New London High School at 8 p.m. Wednesday instead of Thursday. The October school board meeting is set for 8:20 p.m. Wednesday in the high school cafeteria.
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Avon Lake remains unbeaten in CYO football standings
Avon Lake stays undefeated and untied with a 2 14 win over Amherst St Joseph and St Anthon. They moved to 7 1 in the standings after a 360 shutout of St Agnes St Jude. Other results had Elyria St Mary beating St Stanislaus 32, St John defeating St Peter 206, and Lorain St Mary remaining atop the lightweight division with a 40 0 win over St Peter. St Stanislaus won its third game by 6 0 over Elyria St Mary, while St Agnes St Jude beat St Anthony 360 and Avon Lake St Joseph beat Amherst St Joseph 12 6.
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Benson fires 633 series in weekend bowling meet
Ray Benson rolled the only 6 series of the weekend with 224 and 215 opens and a 633 total in the Bowling Center Couples League at Elynn Bowling Center. John Griffith posted a 2.4 game for the Spooner and Smith team in the Grafton Couples League while Harold Aldrich scored 232 in Harvey's Mixed Doubles at Evans Lanes.
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John Griffith
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