Lions Demand Bears Player Ban After Layne Injury
Detroit leader Edwin J. Anderson urges NFL commissioner Bert Bell to ban Ed Meadows for life and fine Chicago Bears after Bobby Layne concussion in the Western Division title game a 38 21 Bears win. Anderson accuses Meadows of deliberate slugging. Bears deny. Coach Buddy Parker considers resignation over game conduct as Halas defends Bears. Bell says he saw no illegal act.
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FH County Varsity Ninth Graders Split MSSD Games
The FH County varsity and ninth grade teams split this week in the MSSD YMCA leagues. Columbia University provided scholarships for students who fled Hungary after the Soviet invasion.
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Redlegs post 1956 profit of 276528.72 in report
Cincinnati Redlegs announced a 1956 profit of 276,528.72 at a board meeting. The club finished third in the NL with record home attendance of 1,125,928 and 1,103,875 in other cities. A total of 584,680.02 was paid for player development contracts and scouts. A dividend of 8 per share was declared. Bob Boyd of the Orioles will undergo a second arm surgery after healing a fracture from X rays with Cienfuegos in the Cuban Winter League.
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