Browns Dominate Rams as Jim Brown Sets Scoring Record
Cleveland Browns rout Los Angeles 55 to 1 in a showcase game led by Jim Brown who scored four touchdowns and set a Nations Football League rushing mark. Rookie Milt Plum stepped in for an injured Tom O Connell as Norm Van Brocklin boosted the Rams with two TD passes. Browns erase a halftime deficit and seize the Eastern Division lead with a dominant second half performance.
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Cleveland
Jim Brown
Cleveland Browns
Los Angeles
Syracuse Allo America
Tom Wilson
Los Az Gees
Browns
New York Giants
Brown
Tom O'Connell
Milt Plum
Penn State
Lou Groza
O'Connell
Plum
Norm van Brocklin
Rams
Hirsch
van Brocklin
Wilson
Hauser
Cathren
Carpenter
Groza
Packers down Steelers in Forbes Field slugfest
Green Bay built a 21 point second quarter lead and held on for a 27 to 20 victory at Forbes Field. Bart Starr scored on a one yard plunge and Babe Parilli added a five yard run as the Packers capitalized on two Steelers turnovers. Gary Glick connected on a 17 yard field goal and Ed Beatty recovered a fumble for Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Green Bay
Pittsburgh Steelers
Packers
Los Angeles
Steelers
Forbes
Gary Glick
Howard Ferguson
Bart Starr
Ferguson
Babe Parilii
Fred Cone
Gary Glock
Earl Morrail
Jack McClaires
McClairen
Morrall
Glick
End of Mass X-Ray Surveys Recommended by Health Official
HAGERSTOWN Dr W Ross Cameron Washington County health officer endorses discontinuing mass X ray surveys for tuberculosis after a drop in cases. He cites a Public Health Service statement and notes mortality fell from 72.1 to 11.7 per 100 000 since 1920. The Maryland Tuberculosis Association plans to continue in high incidence areas.
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Hagerstown
W. Ross Cameron
Washington County
Cameron
ES. Public Health Service
Maryland
Tuberculosis Assn
Frank Jones
Patterson Fights and Heavyweight Buzz Dominate Boxing Card
The week features multiple European and American boxing showdowns with Patterson activities cited and heavyweight contenders busy on the circuit. Notables include Moore against Rischer in Portland, De Juba vs Gagliardo in New York, and Rosi vs Busso at Madison Square Garden while lightweight and European title fights draw global attention.
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Jack Hand
Floyd Patterson
Cas D'Amato
Willie Pastrano
Germany
Miami Beach
Alex Miteff
Argen
Mike’ de Juba
Tony Gagliardo
Brooklyn
Leroy Kanthal
Washington
St. Nicholas Arena
New York
Archie Moore
Patterson
Roger Rischer
Oakland
Calif
Portland
Ore
Moore
Paolo Rosi
Italy
Johnny Busso
Madison Square Garden
Ralph Dupas
New Orleans
Alick
Ex Crawford
Saginaw
Mich
Willie Toweel
South Africa
Mexico
al Nevarez
Johannesburg
Duilio Loi
Felix Chiacca
France
Milan
United States
Lane Seeks Infield Upgrades For Indians In Season
Frank Lane, newly named Cleveland Indians general manager, met with Chicago White Sox VP Chuck Comiskey to pursue infield upgrades. Lane wants a steady baseman or shortstop, willing to trade Ray Narleski or Early Wynn but must land the needed positions.
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Chicago
Frank Lane
Aseball
Wader
Cleveland Indians
Lane
Chuck Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Comiskey
Ray
Narleski
Wynn
Sox
Don Mossi
Nelson Fox
Luis Aparicio
Billy Martin
Kansas City
Detroit
Martin
Boxers and football clashes crowd early fall sports notes
A collage of college football results and boxing references highlights late season action. Dick Christy boots a 45 yard field goal to lift North Carolina State past South Carolina 29 26. Oregon State and Oregon share a coast title with a 10 7 win over the Webfoots. Kansas edges Missouri 97 with Ray Barnes delivering late 24 yard field goal after missing conversion.
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Orleans
Dick Richardson
London
Besmoanoff
Basip
York
Roy Harris
Texas
Sfonte’ Stickles
Notre Dame
Army
Billy Atkins Tha
Georgia Tech
Jalive
Auburn
Dick Christy
South Carolina
North Caroolina State
Ted Searle
Oregon State
Oregon
Webfeet
Ray Barnes
Kansas
Missouri
NC State
State
Lou
Christy
Poller
Auditoriums Inc
Sarle Edwards
Miami
Florida
Kansas Victory
Jim
Jayhawks
Chuck Mather
Miami Group Backs Jai Alai in Anne Arundel County
The Washington Star reports three Miami area backers of a jai alai gambling plan for Anne Arundel County. Lou Poller heads Tele Shibitters Inc and serves as a director in Auditoriums Inc, linking Washington and Miami interests. Poller is a major stockholder in Miami and Miami Beach banks.
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I i
Free State
Stareign Lakibe
PMWM
Bears
Poller
Sen
Er’s
al Harrington
Auditoriums Inc
Jan
F_ Joseph
Jiggs
Don
Ohoe
Tennessee
Palller
Joseah Piston
Annesaat Ironion
County Endorsements Spur Tawes Bid Amid Jumbled Local News
Local reports mix endorsements for Tawes with territorial notes and sports chatter. County leaders in Caroline endorse Tawes as the Jayhawks place second in a game while discussions linger on a proposed jai alai arena and public concerns about Democratic candidates and statewide politics.
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Mether
Ft. Meade
Mather
Caroline County
Jayhawks
Tawes
Baltimore
J. Millard
Oklahoma
Caro
Chuck Taylor
Fai Aloi
Fas
Stanford de
California
Mexico
Taylor
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