Layne Sparks Lions to 27 16 Victory Over Eagles
Quarterback Bobby Layne came off the bench to throw three second period TD passes and lead the Detroit Lions to a 27-16 win over the Philadelphia Eagles. Layne added two field goals and three conversions as Detroit erased early deficits. Lions scorers included Junker Doron and Cassady with TD catches. Walston and Dorow scored for the Eagles.
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Philadelphia
Bobby Layne
Detroit Lions
Philadelphia Eagles
Layne
Steve Junker
Jim Doran
Hopalong Cassady
Lions
Texas Mustang
Eagles
Doron
Bobby Walston
Jerry
Norton
Detroit
Walston
Tobin Rote
Dick Bielski
Junker
Norm Willey
Lion
Dorow
Jurgensen
Doran
Consady
Springwood Lassies Upset Dee's Bowlers In Duckpin Play
Springwood A A girls upset Dee's Luncheonette 2 1 in the All Sponsored duckpin league at Duke Cozza's Newfield alleys. Lillian Zawacki struck 118 109 108 for a 35 triple high for the evening. Lillian DeLos added a 400 series as L Conte led Dee's with 346. Doyle and Martin swept Tom Thumb Conservatory. Beardsley Pharmacy defeated Sadawy Brothers Fuel and Puritan Market topped Arctic Sports Shop 21.
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Lillian Zawacki
Springwood A. A
Dee
Duke Coz
Newfield
Zawacki
Lillian DeLos
L. Conte
Dee's
Doyle
Martin
Tom Thumb Conservatory
Beardsley Pharmacy
Sadawy Brothers Fuel
Puritan
Arctic Sports Shop
Colts Top Redskins 21 17 on Unitas Berry Rally
Baltimore overcame a 14 17 deficit in the final minutes to defeat the Washington Redskins 21 17. Johnny Unitas and receiver Raymond Berry connected for two touchdowns as Berry posted 12 receptions for 221 yards while LeBaron led Washington’s late surge before Don Joyce’s tackle preserved the win.
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Washington
Baltimore
Johnny Unitas
Ray Berry
Colts
Washington Redskins
Unitas
Redskins
Berry
Eddie LeBaron
LeBaron
Don Joyces
Bosseler
Podoley
Gifford and Conerly spark Giants to win over Cardinals
Frank Gifford returns from fever to lead New York with 126 rushing yards and two touchdowns, pairing with Chuck Conerly for a 24 yard scoring run and a 32 yard touchdown pass to Bob Schneiker. Ben Agajanian adds two field goals and three extra points as the Giants hold off Chicago. Ted Marchibroda directs the Cardinals comeback before Matson’s two scores, but New York stays one game behind Cleveland in the NFL Eastern division.
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New York
Frank Gifford
Charlie Conertytte
If Iicago Cardinals
Gifford
Conerly
Bob Schnelker
Kyle Rote
Ben Agajanian
Giants
Cardinal
Cleveland Browns
Ted Marchibroda
Lamar McHan
Cardinals
Ollie Matson
Matson
Chicago
Marchibroda
Dave Mann
Jim Sears
Andy Robustelli
Walt Yaworsky
Marchi- Sroda
Sam
Agajanian
Schneiker
Rote
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Rams
Norm van Brocklin
San Francisco
van Brocklin
Bob Boyd
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Ram
Larry Morris
Dick Daugherty
George Strugar
Y. A. Tittle
Rams
Detroit Lions
Washington
Blades Nip Clippers For Third Straight Win
New Haven Blades beat Charlotte Clippers 4-3 in the Eastern Hockey League to extend their winning streak to three games after starting the season 0-6. The Blades led 2-0 after the first period and 3-1 after two periods.
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New Haven
New Haven Blades
Charlotte Clippers
Blades
Kingsway Girls Edge Holland In League Bowling
The Kingsway girls upset league leaders Holland with a three game sweep in the feature match of the Girls Inter alley bowling league last night. Fazekas led the Kingsway, while Gulyas top scored for Holland. Other teams such as ABC girls Fairfield Academy and North End also appeared in the standings.
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Kingsway
Holland
Fazekas
Gulyas
ABC
Fairfield Academy
North End
Viotarinuc
Sifford Breaks Color Barrier To Win Long Beach Open
Charley Sifford, a cigar smoking shotmaker from Philadelphia, becomes the first Negro to win a major pro golf tournament by edging Eric Monti in a three hole playoff for the Long Beach Open title. Sifford earns $1,200 plus $500 for the day’s low score of 64. Billy Booe finished with 68-71-71 and 210 to place.
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Calif
Charley Sifford
Philadelphia
Eric Monti
Los Angeles
Sifford
Billy Booe
Bridgeport
Conn
Halky Bouvier
Bory Mazar
Wikwasky
Surkal
Lenoch Khagarian
Sid Wechter
Wirokay
BS Tinto
Tone
Jamesty
Museo Bakers
Newheld
Fortrando Palace
Jo's Tailor Shay
NwChamps Restaure Tilton
Springwond
Gaynor Taylor
der Vwigh Feant
Hilt Cavitesky
Halasth
Giernal
Nauy
Meies
AWA
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N. Stasink
Monti
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Bill Parker
Tulsa
Okla
Bo Winninger
Odessa
Tex
Jay Hebert
Sanford
Fla
Manos Wwinnery
Charles Siffard
Kyrie Monti
al Johnston
Provo
Utah
al Besselink
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Milt Casper
San Diego
California
Howie Johnson
Akron
Ohio
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Dale Andreason
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Filsa
Oklahoma
Stanford
Flort
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Ro Wininger
Gene Livler
Paul Harney
Que Lontau
Aan Amumg
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Culver Ci
Bill Ogden
Hillview
Jerry Barber
Cal
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Bob Inman
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Michigan
Jackson Bradley
Houston
Texas
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Yonkers
Porky
Oliver
Canton
Manx
Postponed Bowling Match Denvering First Place Honors
The Ferrando's Palace vs Roma Mutual Society match in the Italian Community Center League at Newfield alleys was delayed due to the death of sponsor Paul Ferrando. The article lists team standings, individual scores, and a long schedule of unrelated players and events from the league and surrounding tournaments.
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Palace Girll
Roma Mutual Society
Newfield
Paul Ferrando
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Palace Bowlers
Warriors Top Royals as Johnston Scores 34
Philadelphia star Neil Johnston scores 34 points on 12 rebounds and 12 of 20 from the floor, adding 10 of 10 from the line, to lift the Warriors past the Cincinnati Royals 106 to 101 in an NBA game played Nov. 10.
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Neil Johnston
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Cincinnati Royals
National Basketball Association
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Thiladelvhia Qislennate
Fistakewt
Davis
Brockettst
Sidsberrs
Paxson
Dutayinneral Twrmant
Meineke
Philadelphia
Pro Basketball S Ntadetenta 106 CtArianati 10
A single scheduled game ends with the Ntadetenta team scoring 106 points to 10 for CtArianati in a one sided matchup. The contest marks the lone pro basketball event on the schedule.
New Haven Rams top Bridgeport Giants 13 to 8 at Bowen Field
New Haven won two early touchdowns to beat Bridgeport 13 8 at Bowen Field. Dave Wright caught two TD passes for New Haven while Ernie Bellavita and Davey Smith helped with key plays. Bridgeport safety by Ernie Bellavita and a late Connor return kept the game tight.
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New Haven
New Haven Rams
Bridgeport Giants
Bowen Field
Giants
Bridgeport
Elm City
Elm City Stars Top Pin Events
Elm City area bowlers shine in three state tournaments over the weekend. Walt Krajewski led Meriden Casino Open with an eight game 821, while Mary Caggiano topped Bristol Smithy’s girls handicap with 641 for five games. Other high scorers included Nick Tronsky, Fred Zinks, Jim Posten, and several regional rivals in Class B and related events.
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Associated Press
New Haven
Walt Krajewski
Nick Tronsky
New Britain
Fred Zinks
West Haven
Jim Posten
Bill Joy
West Hartford
Chet Dusak
Thomaston
Andy DeSalvo
Stamford
Bob Wilder
Henry Sabin
Waterbury
Henry Tulski
al Sharkis
Jim Fantasia
Bristol
Mary Caggiano
East Haven
Bristol Smithy
Frances Kanée
Windsor
Agnes Kuchta
Torrington
Kay Gattings
Virginia Hensen
Mary Ann Hoppy
Avon
Rose Bafuma
Middletown
Faith Dennis
Collinsville
Helen Daughda
Hartford
Cathy Green
Peggy Ann Everone
Kay Pelletier
Sul Picano
Thompsonville
Marilyn Bugsolini
Dot Bermani
East Hartford
Belle Bankosky
Helen Noel
Mario Giannotti
Mario
Whitey
Hamilton
Frank Kokoszka
Rockville
Ed Ferrie
Pat Rapuano
Pete Syro
Ed Stevens
Meriden
Ted Ement
Dom Gagliardi
Rocque Orts
Derby
Pete Duke
Seymour
Hockey scores spread across leagues and teams
Scores from several leagues show the Boston and Detroit games in strong scoring nights. Chicago posts a 3, while Toronto 4 and Detroit 5. Providence 2 and Springfield 4, Hershey 4 and Buffalo 3. New Haven 6 and Charlotte 1. Washington and Johnstown 1.
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Toronto
Boston
Detroit
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Narhenter Springfield
Hershey
Buffalo
Cleveland
Stern New Haven
Charlotte St
Washington & Johnstown
Ukrainians Tied 5-5 With Hartford in Cup Match
Bridgeport Ukrainians and Italian All-Stars of Hartford played a 5-5 tie in overtime at Glorieta Manor field in the Connecticut State Cup second round. Rossi scored twice for Bridgeport. McCully and Rizzo led Hartford with two goals each.
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Red Ovchar
Rudy Heilar
Weilir
Sumyk
McCulley
Rizzo
Johnny's End Season Ends With 15 10 1 Record
Johnny's Novelty store softball team finished the season with a 15 10 1 record. Ed Lasko led with a 40 average and Al Samor hit .285 to star for the squad.
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Johnny's Novelty Store
Ed Lasko
al Samor
Browns rout Steelers as O'Connell stars in 24-0 win
Cleveland quarterback Paul O'Connell threw two touchdown passes and Don Paul ran 89 yards for a score as the Browns defeated Pittsburgh 24-0 to stay one game ahead of the Giants in the NFL race. Renfro caught a 25 yard TD pass and Carpenter added a 13 yard scoring play. Groza kicked a field goal and all scoring came in the first three quarters.
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Fommy O'Connell
Don Paul
Cleveland Browns
Pittsburgh Steelers
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Preston Carpenter
Paul
Billy Wells
O’connell
Ilinois
Ray Renfro
Pittsburgh
Renfro
Steeler
Lou Groza
Groza
New York Giants
Chicago Cardinals
Steelers
Carpenter
Casares
Galimore
Bears
Florida A-And-M
Bratkowski
George Blanda
Green Bay
Packers
Harlon Hill
Hill
Chicago
Mill
Blanda
Howton
Starr
McIlhenny
Cone
Vasco Booters Edge Scandia A C 1 0 In Cup Clash
The Vasco da Gama soccer club defeated Scandia A C of Hartford 1 to 0 at Seaside Park in a Connecticut State Cup second round match. Pregaro scored late after Scandia had the first half edge while Charley Ferreira and trio of Gonsalves and Ribeiro delivered strong defense and performances.
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Seaside Park
Scandia
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Pregaro
Charley Ferreira
Gonsalves
Ribeiro
Dom Gonsalves
Rams Conquer 49ers Before 102,368 Fans
The Bridgeport Auburns and the Wethersfield State Prison football team fought to a 646 tie in rugged conditions at Wethersfield yesterday. Last week the Prison eleven won 7 0. Auburns scored their only TD in the second period on a 2 yard pass from Mike Viglione to Paul Lister. Lister, Brewer, Thomas, Chagnon, Tillman, Bened and ODay starred on defense.
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Prison Eleven
Auburns
Mike Viglione
Paul Lister
Lister
Dick Brewer
Packy” Thomas
Bruce Chagnon
Bears Conquer Packers 21 14 in Chicago Showdown
Bears edge Packers 21 to 14 as Casares and Bratkowski spark late drive for Chicago. Starr and Howton answer for Green Bay with a scoring duel, but San Francisco held off the 49ers in a high scoring game context.
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Kamen
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Chicago Bears
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Danbury and Holland tied for pin lead in county bowling
Danbury Recreation edge over ABC and Holland victory over Kingsway left both Danbury and Holland tied for first with 16-8 records in the County 570 Men’s Bowling league. Newfields swept Subalpino and Fairfield Academy defeated Black Rock in other top meets.
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Kingsway
Danbury
Newfields
Subalpino
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Rubalpingo Curran
Vidhola
Mancini
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Sherwd
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Danaury Rajmin
Voladand Ig Hy
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Labonic
Neat
Rtasnik
Baker
Henry's
Berkshire ‘Construction Beaudoin
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Packare
Rodui
Esie’ Plectele Black Hock
Patrfield Avant Coupe
Steve's Market
Korea
Igorcormier
He Berl Cies Construction
Belenchia
College football results from late Saturday
Fragmentary report shows scattered scores including a 77 to 41 result for one team against another and mentions teams such as Sacramento State and Arizona State. The text is garbled with multiple misread names and places, hindering precise details.
Hawks Triumph 3 1 Over Toronto In Stadium Crowd
Chicago Black Hawks beat Toronto 3-1 before 15 482 at Chicago Stadium the largest crowd of the season. The win pulled the Hawks within two games of second place in the NHL and kept them in third, two games behind idle New York Rangers.
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Chicago Black Hawks
National Hockey League
Toronto Anight
Chicago Stadium
NHL
Hawks
New York Rangers
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