Schafrath: We Won't Beat St Louis Playing Like This
Browns offensive tackle Dick Schafrath lamented poor play after a 42-31 win over the Steelers. Cleveland moved to first in the Century Division with a 4-1 record while St. Louis and New York suffered division-shifting results. Defenders Erich Barnes and Walt Sumner sparked a late surge with 54 and 40 yard interception returns as Pittsburgh staged a late flurry but could not overcome the early Browns lead. Quarterback Bill Nelson, despite three picks, posted 171 yards and two touchdowns. Akron University freshman Jack Beidleman broke the school's single-game rushing mark with a 95 yard touchdown run against Eastern Kentucky, boosting his season total to 74 points.
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Rams Cowboys Set for Nov 23 Clash Preview of Title Bid
NFL leaders Dallas Cowboys and Los Angeles Rams, both 5-0, prepare for a high profile showdown on November 23 as Craig Morton and Roman Gabriel spark their teams. Morton threw five TD passes in a 49-14 win over Philadelphia while Gabriel became the Rams' all time leading passer with 1 019 completions. Other NFL results feature Vikings 27 10 over St Louis Washington 20 14 over the Giants Baltimore 30 10 over New Orleans Falcons 21 7 over San Francisco Detroit 13 7 over the Bears and a 42 31 Cleveland win over Pittsburgh with Rickie Harris returning a punt for 86 yards.
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Raiders Beat Heidi This Time Daryle Lamonica Surges
The Raiders defeated Heidi this year as Daryle Lamonica led a decisive attack. NBC TV previously cut into the Jets game last season, drawing criticism for interrupting the end of the contest.
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Franklin Northwood win twice in Saturday doubleheader
In Ely Stadium night action Franklin defeated Jefferson 13-12 after a late drive with Brag McElroy scoring on a three yard run. Northwood beat Eastern Heights 18-6 as Allan Markovik connected on a 40 yard pass and Don Hawke scored to seal the win.
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Nicklaus Bags Sahara Invite In Four Stroke Win
Jack Nicklaus, 29, shed 15 pounds in weeks and won the Sahara Invitational by four strokes at 272, 12 under, earning $20,000. Frank Beard finished second at 276, while Arnold Palmer tied for 34th at 285 after hip troubles. Beard leads money list with $171,000. Mel Renfro and wife sue to stop rental discrimination in Dallas as Tex Schramm backs the player.
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