Professionals Call Lyles Best Back In College
A football prospect, Leonard Lyles, touted as the best college prospect, draws attention from NFL teams. Scouts note his speed and versatility, with Notre Dame and Michigan State among programs to watch him, as professional teams prepare for draft season.
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Lyles
Dennis Mendyk
Michigan State
Paul Hornung
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Yeither
Profes
Leonard
Giants
Walsh
Weugu
College
Centralia
California
Michigan
Twoj
Hachman
George Halas
Bears
Gaitas
Baltimore Colts
Jeter
Iple
Steuben
Lightning Lyles
Manyville
Ohio
HOS
Sreye
Calvin Jones
Frank Gittody
Unitas Berry Drive Colts Past Redskins in Close Tilt
Johnny Unitas connected with Ray Berry on two scoring plays then scrambled three yards for the winning score with 50 seconds left as the Baltimore Colts edged the Washington Redskins 21 2 in a windy Washington game. Berry and Unitas combined 12 passes for 224 yards while Podoley Bosseler and Baker contributed for Washington.
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Nev
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Ray Berry
Baltimore Colks
Bindton Redskins
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Beck
Kinnick
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Unites
Berry
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Colts
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Redskins
Jim Podeley
Don Bosseler
Sam Baker
Borg
Pritzer
Unitasi
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Bosseler
Baker
Browns Halt Steelers in 24-0 Victory
Cleveland defenses shut out Pittsburgh 24 to 0 before 53,708 fans as the Browns toppled the Steelers, ending their second-place chase in the Eastern division. O'Connell and Machen led the aerial attack with two scoring drives and a 34-yard Groza field goal.
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Associated Press
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Harri'Tom O'Connell
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Jackson
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Ray
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Renfro
Preston Carpenter
Floyd Patterson
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Patterson
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Macheu
National Boxing ‘Association
Abe-Ty
O*connnell
O'Connell
Paul
iGroza
Giants Beat Cardinals 27 14 as Conerly Agajanian Star
New York Giants veterans Conerly and Agajanian led a 27 14 win over the Chicago Cardinals. Conerly passed for two touchdowns while Agajanian kicked two field goals and three extra points as Gifford added a score. The win kept the Giants in contention near the top of the Eastern Conference.
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Chuck, Conerly
Ben Agajanian
New York Giants
Chicago Cardinals
iConerly
Agajani
Frank Gifford
Giants
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Steelers
Cleveland Browns
Cardinals
Ted Marchibroda
Lamar McHan
Ollie Maison
Iuning
Chicago
Chicaze Scoriz
Maison
Summerhill
Schnecker
Conerlyi
Rote
Conerly
Gifford
Boals
Agajanian
Canadian football on the horizon in Philadelphia exhibitions
Bruce Dudley holds pro motion rights to Municipal Stadium and plans to bring border cousins for next year exhibitions. The piece notes Michigan State box, Tony Kubek, Pee Wee Reese, and Redskin Don Bosseler, plus Ralph Guglielmi and a Columbus spaghetti sauce business, with reference to Cleveland Browns vitamin hype.
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Villanova
Army-Navy
Swankness
Michigan State
Stabley - Hilton
Tony Kubek
Dodger
al Campanis
Tony
Pee Wee Reese
Walt Alston
Charly Dressen
Iuihs
Washington
Redskin
Don Sbosseler
Ralph Guglielmi
Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland Browns
Rams Win 37 24 Over 49ers at Los Angeles Coliseum
The Rams overpower the 49ers 37 to 24 in front of a sellout crowd of 102,368 at the Memorial Coliseum. Norman Van Brocklin fires a 60 yard strike to Bob Boyd, while Los Angeles snaps San Francisco's five game win streak and sets an NFL attendance record.
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Memorial Coliseum
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Sam Huff
West Vic
Sinjan Prairies
Giants
Mammoth Cleveland Stadium
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Prince‘ton Charles
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Arnett
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Norman van Brock Jlin
Speedy
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Detroit Lions
Sibe
Washington Redskins
Layne Leads Lions to 27-16 Win Over Eagles
Bobby Layne, taped ribs and all, came off the Detroit bench to throw three TD passes and kick two field goals, lifting the Lions past Philadelphia 27 16 at Connie Mack Stadium. Layne completed 8 of 13 passes for 147 yards and added three conversions, sparking a second quarter surge after a 13-0 Eagles lead.
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Jim Doran
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Cassady
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al Darrow
Sunny Jurgensen
NFL Standings and Results from Eastern Conference Action
The Associated Press standings show Cleveland 6 2, New York 5 2, Pittsburgh 2 4, Chicago 5 5, Philadelphia 5 2, Washington 3 6, with Western leaders San Francisco and Los Angeles both at 3 4. Yesterday’s results: Los Angeles 37 San Francisco 24, Cleveland 24 Pittsburgh 0, New York 27 Chicago Cards 14, Baltimore 21 Washington 17, Detroit 27 Philadelphia 16, Chicago Bears 21 Green Bay 14. Upcoming Sunday games include San Francisco at Detroit and Cleveland at Washington, plus Philadelphia at New York and Baltimore at Chicago Bears.
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Ilwaukee
Bears Triumph Over Packers In late rally at Wrigley Field
In Chicago the Bears rallied in the final minutes to beat the Green Bay Packers 38 44 at Wrigley Field. Willie Galimore and Zeke Bratkowski connected for multiple plays as Chicago secured the decisive score with under a minute left to erase a 14 14 halftime stalemate. Rick Casares added two touchdowns and Bart Starr threw early scores for Green Bay. Exciting finish caps a tense NFL clash.
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Starr
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Cone
Redskins And Colts Tie In Midget Game
A 74 to 74 tie in Frederick midget football featured Redskin defense by Hart Boore and Mooath and big runs from Smith Rouzahn Foland and Kennedy. Colts scored first on a 34 yard run by Sole with Beeson adding the extra point. Redskins answered late with Routzahn plunges and Smith interception to set up a final score.
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Bold Ruler Wins Garden State Park Mile Ahead of Gallant Man
Bold Ruler, owned by Mrs. Henry Carnegie Phipps and trained by Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons, captured the 1 1/4 mile Treeton Handicap at Garden State Park in a brisk front-running effort. Gallant Man settled for second with Round Table finishing third in the small field. Eddie Arcaro rode the winner as the race unfolded with Bold Ruler opening a wide gap early and maintaining it through the stretch.
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Snowe
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Hound Table
Garden State Park
Round! Table
Gallant
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Galaot Man
Round ‘Table
Willie Molter
Johnny Nerud
Henry Carnegie Phipps
Sunny Jim Fitz J ‘Simmons
Eddie Arcaro
Emmitsburg Keeps 10 Cent Tax Rate and Sewer Charge
The Burgess and Commissioners decided to maintain the 10 cent tax rate on the S10 for the coming year and keep the sewer rate at $5 per unit per annum. Charles D. Gillelan was sworn in as tax collector, with a term starting November 1 for one year.
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Charles D. Gillelan
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