Beavers Place Eleven On Section II Squad
The Tribune lists Cory Beavers with eleven players on the All-Section II football selections. Till Mitchell leads as premier back among four backs. Connie French and Ed Burkhart earn backfield and end spots. Turner, McMullin and Vanssens, Nichols, Hrighunt, Scott receive second team or honorable mentions for Beavers and Meadville, Titusville, and Warren placements.
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Bears Tie Giants in crucial NFC clash
Chicago Bears and New York Giants battled to a 17-17 tie as Detroit and other standings flickered. Harlan HIM scored late for the Giants while the Bears forged a late gain to secure a tied result. The schedule showed Chicago facing Detroit next, with the Lions looming as a pivotal test in the Western Conference race.
Courtney Richards Lead U S To Two More Olympic Golds
The article reports Courtney and Richards adding two more Olympic gold medals for the United States as college football coverage references Pitt, Penn State, and bowl considerations. It notes Pitt Stadium play and a tense finish with Salvaterra near a touchdown and missed opportunities, including field goals and fumbles.
Orioles name executive VP from Cardinals in new post
In Phoenix Avis Ed Furgol fired a 65 to win a 39,000 golf series event. Pimlico Futurity goes to Missile 11. Crescent City Purse winner Bob W. James H. Connors Memorial Stakes goes to Big Paddy. Cardiff sets a Bay Meadows track record. Redskins win 20 17 over Browns while Eagles and 49ers tie 10 10 in Philadelphia. Rams crushed by 66 21. Gordy Soltuu field goal ties. Bobby Walston scores all Huggies points.
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Americans Shine in Melbourne Event Highlighting Record Olympic Feats
The United States earns a surge in points at Melbourne, pushing total to 157 as Russia trails with 97. Tom Courtney wins the meter run, Bob Richards defends the pole vault, and a relay of American rowers reach Tuesday’s finals. Early wins set a fast pace as Sue, Gutowski, and Delinger contribute key performances in track and field, while the Americans chase more medals in javelin and sprints.
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Steelers Fall As Cards Rally In Stadium Thriller
CHICAGO halfback Ollie Milleon gained 159 yards on 18 carries as the Cardinals upset the Steelers 38 27. Pittsburgh led 24 7 at halftime but three fourth quarter touchdowns by the Cards sealed the win. Steelers lost another player to injury, halfback Low Baldacel, early in the game. Matson rushed for 79 yards and a score, while Ray Mathews caught a 29 yard pass for a Steelers touchdown. Henry Ford did not score. The loss left Pittsburgh tied with Cleveland for last place.
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Weak End Fights Havana Cuban Kid Fichique 45
Cuban lightweight Fichique, 45, scored a close outpoint win over Chicago’s Louis Carr, 464, in Havana. The bout showcased crisp combinations and slick movement as Fichique took the decision on points.
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Patterson Moore Heavyweight Title Fight Ahead of New Champion
Floyd Patterson of Brooklyn faces Archie Moore of San Diego in a heavyweight title bout set for Friday at Chicago Stadium. Moore claims he will be 40 or 43 on December 13, making him the oldest contender in the ring, while Patterson is 21 with 30-1 record and 21 knockouts. The International Boxing Club projects 18,000 in attendance and $460,000 with NBC adding $200,000. ring time is 10 p.m. EST. Moore is the favorite at 8 to 5, with Patterson’s toughest test cited as Hurricane Jackson. Moore’s 156-start line stands at 191-205 with 60 knockouts. Additional undercard notes include a 10-round Millonakes bout between Will Moepyer and Chuck Spieser, plus a Hollywood report on Spider Webby defeating Charlie Green.
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Bowl Situation Still Cloudy As Season Nears End
The bowl picture remains unclear as the college football season ends. Texas Christian likely hosts the Cotton Bowl after beating Rice, with Oklahoma and Miami out due to conference rules and NCAA actions. Rose Bowl pits Town against Oregon State, Orange Bowl may feature Colorado against Clemson, while Sugar and Cotton bids hinge on last games and conference standings.
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Pennsylvania 1955 Hunter License Totals Reach One Million
The 1955 resident license total was 898542 with 166 licenses issued free to resident disabled veterans. Non-residents bought 32471 licenses as visitors to the Keystone State. The overall 1955 hunter licenses issued in Pennsylvania reached 931013, and including unlicensed private land hunting, the total number of people who hunted wildlife neared one million.
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