Morrall Joins Giants and Takes Passing Lead
Earl Morrall moved into the NFL passing leaders after a 296 yard four touchdown outing against Philadelphia. He climbed to fifth in yardage and led in average gain per completion while guiding the Giants to their 35 27 victory. Morrall credited chemistry with receivers and said he aims to prove consistency as a regular quarterback.
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Royals fall to Warriors in tight decision
United Press International reports the San Francisco Warriors, led by a high scoring rookie and key feeds from Rick Roe, edged the Royals in a close NBA game. Oscar Robertson struggled to convert as the Royals fell behind early, finalizing a narrow win for the Warriors.
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Sayers Thrives As Rookie Halfback With Bears
Sayers quickly learned the pro game with Chicago Bears after a standout college season. He led the team in rushing and kickoff returns, scored a TD, and posted a flawless 2-for-2 passing line. Owner George Halas compared him to Red Grange and others, praising his modesty and speed.
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Giants humiliate Hill at Yankee Stadium 35 27
New York Giants routed the Philadelphia Eagles 35 to 27 in a high scoring game at Yankee Stadium. Earl Morrall starred with 296 passing yards and four touchdown plays, lifting the Giants from a 28 7 deficit to victory as Earl Gros and Ron Goodwin contributed key scores.
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Brookside runners win sixth Brookside runners win sixth
Brookside High mariners captured their sixth cross country victory this season by sweeping the top five places at Avon High. Ed Bullen set a course record for first, with Tom Schrock second and Bob Paton third as Brookside dominated the meet. Avon scorers and Brookside runners filled most places with time stamps ranging from 11:04 to 12:18. Brookside, only loss to Lutheran West, travels to Midview Friday.
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Amherst Pecora Leads Triangular Meet Victory
In a Midview triangular meet, Amherst's Andy Pecora set the pace as the Comets won with 15 points. Elyria Catholic took second with 43 and host Midview finished third with 101. Gary Pete was second in 11:13, Jesse Kulaga third in 11:14, Rick Strehle third in 11:18, and George Glass fifth in 11:21. Elyria Catholic placed sixth through ninth, Dan Dobski sixth, Bob Lichman seventh, Wally Toth eighth, Tom Clark ninth, with Carl Essex 16th for Midview.
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Ohio College Football Schedule This Week
Ohio State plays Wisconsin and Cincinnati visits Tulsa. Bowling Green faces Kent State while Ohio University travels to Miami. Baldwin Wallace meets Youngstown State as Eastern Kentucky visits Findlay. Central State hosts Kentucky State and St. Capital visits Akron. Wittenberg hosts Heidelberg and Muskingum travels to Wooster. Denison at Oberlin Mt. Union at Hiram Marietta at Otterbein Ohio Northern at Ashland Kenyon visits Wilmington Ohio Wesleyan hosts Wabash John Carroll plays Case Western Reserve at Wash Jeff.
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Zukowski 644 Series Opens Nativity League Session
Chet Zukowski, 174 average and league president, rolled a 644 series at Park Lanes on Saturday. He started with a 222, then a 209, before finishing with a 213 as the Nativity Parish Couples League continued.
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