Browns Beat Cowboys 41 24 as Brown Gains Big Yardage
Jim Brown powered the Cleveland Browns to a 41 24 victory over the Dallas Cowboys. Brown totaled 232 rushing yards and scored two touchdowns to fuel a strong offensive performance and extend his football season dominance.
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Gary Collins
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Lou
Groza
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Cleveland
Packers win big without Hornung as Browns pound Cowboys
Packers beat Detroit 31-10 to stay in the chase while Giants fall 31-0 to Steelers without Y A Tittle. Browns rout Cowboys 41-24 as Brown shines, Cardinals rally past Eagles 28-24, and Redskins trounce Rams 37-14 in two weeks of NFL action.
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Y. A. Tittle
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Chicago Bears
Minnesota Vikings
Charlie Johnson
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Football Results From Local Conferences
North Central Lorain St Mary 20 Cleveland Lourdes 14. Firelands South Central 18 Milan 14. Independent Berlin Heights 14 Green Springs 14. Cleveland Lutheran West 63 Western Reserve 6. Canton McKinley 40 Fremont Ross 14. Ontario 42 Monroeville 0. Cleveland East 22 Cleveland East Tech 8. Cleveland Holy Name 20 Shaker Heights 16. Cleveland Lutheran East 57 Ledgemont 0. Canton McKinley 40 Fremont Rosa 14. Canton C. C. 24 Bedford Chanel 14. Cleveland Benedictine 12 Parma Valley Forge 12 tie. Toledo St Francis 21 Cleveland John Adama 6.
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Green Springs
Cleveland Lutheran West
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Canton McKinley
Fremont Ross
Ontario
Monroeville
Cleveland East
Cleveland
East Tech
Cleveland Holy Name
Shaker Heights
Cleveland Lutheran East
Ledgemont
Fremont Rosa
Canton C. C
Bedford Chanel
Cleveland Benedictine
Parma Valley Forge
Toledo St. Francis
John Adama
League Leaders Home Runs Displayed Across Leagues
National League leaders include McCovey and Giants with 43, H Agron Braves 42, Mays 37, Cepeda 33, Cards 27, Howard Dodgers. American League leaders feature Killebrew Twins 45, Stuart Red Sox 42, Alison Twins 35, Hall Twins 33, Howard Yankees 28.
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H. Agron
Braves
Mays
Cepeda
Atte Cards
Howard
Dodgers
Killebrew
Twins
Stuart
Red Sox
Alison
Hall
Yanks
Ross wins OGC title by 14 strokes
Jim Ross a former Elyria Catholic and Ohio State golfer wins the Oberlin Golf Club 1963 championship with a four round total of 26 under par. He led Class AA by 14 strokes after rounds of 72 72 76 and 76.
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Oberlin Golf Club
Don Kitson
Ken Long
Paul Attie
Vic Breza
Elbert Kime
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Carl Henke
Breza
Ben Lupe
Charles Bedell
Lupe
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Dick Moynes
Fumbleitis costs Berlin Heights a tie with Green Springs
Berlin Heights missed a victory in a 14 14 tie with Green Springs as five fumbles doomed the Tigers. Bruce Hurley 15 yard run opened scoring. Bill Wood added a 22 yard dash and 22 yard run. Charles Acord converted on extra points. Wood led ground gain with 114 yards. Berlin Heights now 1-1-1 ahead of Lakeside game.
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Rick Emery
Byard
Rich Bull
Sheldon Topfer
Hurley
Lakeside
Acord
Emery
Ball
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South Central 10 Berlin Heights 90 score report
Unclear OCR shows a sports scoreboard with teams South Central and Berlin Heights. The fragment lists partial figures: Berlin Heights 90, Monroeville 0, Western Reserve 0, Milan 14. Missing context prevents full game details or dates.
Pioneers Face Rough Road as League Opens with Admiral King
Elyria High heads into Buckeye Conference play at Ely Stadium against Lorain Admiral King, a tough foe with a 9–1–1 1962 record and strong defense. Pioneers star Bob Pick is out two weeks with an injury, while John Gleason and Al Campbell are also dinged. King has a history of tough showings against Elyria, winning last season 26–0 after a 14–10 prior meeting.
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Greg Young
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Pioneer Club schedules 1st meeting of 63
The Pioneer Club at Elyria High School athletics booster group will hold its first meeting of the current football season. In Room B at the YMCA, coach Bill Bartow will present films of Elyria's 17 7 loss to Cuyahoga Falls, and all members and prospects are invited.
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Akron Beacon - Journal
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Pitching Leaders Across Leagues Highlight Strong Dodgers and Giants
The Dodgers post 16-3 with Perranoski on mound and Koufax shining as 24-5, while McBean leads Pirates 13-3 and Maloney Rede controls Marichal era. Giants Spann at 24-8 and Braves 21-7 show solid pitching in late season stretch.
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White Sox
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Red Sox
Havens’ Amherst press book earns early praise for 1963 Comets
Sports editor notes Bill Havens of Amherst produced a strong 1963 Comets press book. Elyria’s Cullen Bowen appears as a senior back in Kent State’s 1963 lineup while Ohio high school teams showcase notable results. McKinley and Martins Ferry post strong showings as Big Ten and national football notes frame a busy prep and pro grid week.
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New Philadelphia
National Football League
Local Golf Roundup at Oak Hills and Elyria Courses
Lorain optometrist Dr. Sol Alpern posted an 80 at Oak Hills while Tony Sackett and Ron Wiggin led weekend players with 73s. Other highlights include William Bayless tying a career low 82 at Elyria, and various players posting 74s to 81s with blind par and net scores noted by club officials.
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Sol Alpern
Dr. Alpern
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Ron Wiggin
Sackett
Oak Hills
Chagrin Valley Country Club
Cleveland District Golf Association
Vince Cinigiano
Joe Cirigliano
Bill Dulio
Bill Saccone
Jim Ross
Dick Hanson
Don Dougherty
Electro Alloys
Lorain County
Pinebrook
Jonn Urbansek
Russ Yearly
Clarence Bohrer
Bob Bosley
James Miller
William Bayless
Elyria Country Club
Bob Johnson
Tom Carey
Art Hewitt
Doug Beath
Jim Callihnan
N. A. Hewitt
al Mueller
Robert Friedly
E. T. Flannery
Fred Reiter
Walter Woodroot
Elyria PeeWee Football Opens Second Season Winners
The Elyria Packers beat the Lorain Vikings 18-0 and the Elyria Colts defeated the Lorain Browns 26-13 at West Recreation Field to open the season. The Avon Lake Giants won 7-0 over the Ammbers Bears. Weights for league players are 110 pounds for linemen and 19 pounds for backs and ends. League play resumes next Saturday at West Recreation Field.
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St Mary routs Elyria Crusaders in CYO grid clash
St Mary beat Elyria Crusaders 28 to 0 to extend its Lorain Deanery CYO play to three straight wins. Pat Paternite and Pat Herdos each scored twice with a two point conversion as St Mary jumped to a 20-0 lead and added a 50 yard score before halftime. Avon Lake St Joseph defeated Amherst St Joseph 20-0 in the other game.
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Baseball league leaders in runs batted in
The text lists RBI leaders by league with names and team affiliations. National League highlights include Aaron of the Braves with 127 RBIs, White of the Cardinals 109, Boyer 108, Pinson 103, and Mays with 102. American League shows Kaline with 100 and Colavito among others, with several misread names and numbers.
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