Bears Browns Set Pace in Tight NFL Conference Races
The Bears pace the Western Conference at 6 3 and host the Cardinals while favored by 13. The Rams sit 5 3 1 and are slight underdogs to the Eagles as Philadelphia seeks an upset. The Browns battle the Giants at the Polo Grounds as Washington rides a three game win streak and the Steelers face Baltimore in a key matchup.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Bears
Cleveland
Browns
Cardinals
Los Angeles Rams
Philadelphia
Eagles
Philadelphians
West Coasters
Rams
Washington
Giants
New York
Polo Grounds
Brownies
New Yorkers
East
Redskins
San Francisco
Chicago Cards
Steelers
Pittsburgh
Baltimore Colts
Baltimore
Colts
49Ers
Green Bay Packers
Detroit
Finsterwald Leads West Palm Beach Open With 72
P Don Finsterwald of Bedford Heights Ohio took a one stroke lead at the West Palm Beach Open with a par 72 opening round at the 6415 yard Palm Beach Country Club. Many players complained the cups were placed tough on the greens as the field of 164 started the event.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Don Finsterwald
Bedford Heighs
Ohio
Finsterwald
Don Fairfield
Dunedin
Mike Souchak
Grossinger
N. V
Leo Biagetti
Sandusky
Mike Fetchick
Cincinnati
Marlin Stanovich
Miami Beach
Stanovich
Ed Furgol
St. Louis
Diamond Bowling League Results and Week Schedule
Last week results show Gunithers first with Thomas second and United second. Fredk Jet tops May's Grocery, Moose and Famer place. Next week schedule lists Fred'k Jet versus Farmers and Gunthers against United Firemen. A reported fire at 486 East Patrick Street was not found. later it was traced to 480 West Patrick Street where rags smoldered in an electric stove oven.
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Gunithers
Thomas
United
Fredk Jet
May
Moose
Diamond
Fred’k Jet
Farmers Gunthers
United Firemen
Max's Grocery
Damond
East Patrick Street
West Patrick Street
Favor Navy To Down Army
Navy is favored to beat Army in the 56th annual rivalry at Municipal Stadium Philadelphia amid cold rain and wind. kickoff at 1:30 pm EST televised by NBC. Eisenhower not attending. officials and dignitaries present. Navy boasts a top passing attack, Army relies on backfield speed. coaches trade confident lines as Navy seeks bowl implications and enlistment support.
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Philadelpna
Navy
Army
Michigan
Syracuse
Yale
Municipal Stadium
Lugwah
Zarnousie
NBC
Eisenhower
Dallas
Nadine
Texas Christian
Eddie Erdelatz
Black Knights
Bart It Red Blaik
Notre Dame
Duke
Blaik
Pennsylvania
Steve Se‘bo
Quakers
Bavks
Seyu
Pimlico Special Set To Spark Busier Field Amid Buzz
In Baltimore on November 23 social Outcast looms as favorite in the $3.4 Pimlico Special mile and a half race. Alfred Vanderbilt and several top contenders including Prendase and Jet Action target the historical event with a field that recalls the classic 1930s era, while Van derbilt's debut entry aims to revive the marquee attraction.
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Baltimore
Alfred G. Vanderbilt Belding
Native Dancer
Vanderbilt
Maryland Jockey Club
Laurel
Li Chatwa
Prendase
Venezuela
Llangollen Farm
Mister Gus
Christiana Stable
Thinking Cap
Brook+ tmeade
Sailor
Everglades Farm
Nance
Lad
Walmac Farm
Hasseyampa
Maine Chance Farm
Det Aehon
Seubiscuit
War Admiral
Charledon
Whirlaway
Twilight Tear
Armed
Assault
Citation
Tom Fou
Washington Park
Farmer's Supply
Falk Arevteli
High Gun Sraceresue Bowling Center
Sosonby Mile
New York
Ekeese Slasseyampa
Catoctin Country Club
Potomae Edigon Co
May
Essa
Heros BN Renner Motor Co
Southtin
Cloverdale
Mt Pleasant
Srmill’s Masoury
Walkersville Bowling and Racing Mixed Card Highlights
A crowded page previews Walkersville Bowling La Guade Valley Division results with high scores, team standings, and weekly results from local lanes. It also covers Pimlico Special boxing plans in Chicago, horse racing bets, and public health commission actions alongside upcoming church league games and weathered notes from Martinsburg and Baltimore scenes.
Bowling League Scores Reported with Team Totals
Statistics show Machinist score 575 in high team game and 1 618 for high team set. Dinterman led Cleaners with 138 and 355 in high individual game and set, while Moldere and Patternmakers posted 0 and 3 losses respectively with Cleaners 1 and Office 1 as other units.
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Cannon
Wweh
Troxell
Maes Ane Warriors
Mars
Travell
Frite
Weddle
Castle
Werdle
Clem
Graham
Warriors
Toster
Midst Reformed
Kelly
ML Pleasants
Maddletown
Valenar
Crabil
Bunn Stit
Dinterman
Warehouse
Patternmakers
Office
Cleaners
Lausse Beats Fullmer In Unanimous Decision At MSG
Eduardo Lausse defeated Gene Fullmer by 7-3 on all three judges cards in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden. Lausse controlled late with left hooks and rights after a tight middle rounds affair, while Fullmer pressured and cut Lausse’s eye. Referee Mark Cann judged no knockdown on Lausse’s eighth round stumble as fans urged a rematch with Bobo Olson.
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New York
Eduardo Lausse
Bobo Olson
Gene Fullmer
Lausse
Madison Square Garden
West Jordan
Utah
Mark Cann
Joe Angello
Bert Grant
Fullmer
Buenos Aires
Conn
Olson
Louise
Orioles Trim Spending as New Management Takes Over
Baltimore Nov 25 James Keelis new boss of the Orioles with Manager-General Manager Paul Richards remaining in that role met the press. The impression was limited financial tightening with little change in operations. Treasurer Howard Jones said the club has money and will spend only if worth the value, aiming to improve the team. Richards plans extensive spring training in Scottsdale Ariz with 150 to 60 men and a program to advance young players. He believes 1956 Orioles can be stronger, focusing on players who value winning. Keelis, a Baltimore builder and director, became president after Clarence Miles resigned. he will serve without pay.
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Baltimore
James Keelis
Oviules
Paul Richards
Howard Jones
Jusing Lee
Tim
Jones
Richards
Bret
Paul
Scottsdale
Ariz
Orioles
Keelty
Clarence W. Miles
Make Way for Youth and Evening Radio Schedule
The listing shows a dense broadcast lineup for March 26 with programs such as Make Way for Youth, World Traveler, Washington Report, Juke Box Jury, Magic of Music, Philadelphia Orchestra, Grand Ole Opry, and a Symphony. It includes news, commentary, music, and variety segments across multiple time slots ending with News & Varieties. The schedule features hosts Jona Fivan, Martin Blouk, and others, with various station IDs WAL WEMD WRAL and others.
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RDAY
MOV
Cba
Jona Fivan
Martin Blouk
Abe
Nbe World Traveler
Cbs Washington Report
Jack Wurtzen
Magic of Music
Cip
Wheel of Chance
Philadelphia Orchestra
Grand Ole Opry
Lombardo
Mbs
Symphony
Dhs
Nets
Television Schedule and Property Deeds Report
TV listings outline a full day of programs from 4:09 PM to midnight including Ozark Jubilee Gunsmoke and Meet the Press with featured guests and specials. The section also reports deeds recorded in the Clerk's office for three property transfers at North Market Street Bartonsville Road and Lee Place with sale prices around specified amounts. A suit for $5,000 damages is filed in Crain Court over a Washington auto accident involving Robert Greenwood and the defendants, with negligence alleged and medical treatment referenced.
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Russell A. Crocker
Ralph J Little Jr
C. Edward Keefer
North Market Street
Besse M Hyatt
Mra
Ernest E. Ross
Bartonsville Road
Bartonsville
Lewis Wo Putman
Lester Iw Putman
Lee Place
SF and
Washington
Watch Out For Speeding Bullet Rampages and Rifle Sight Tales
War stories mix fishing lore with gun plotting as Charlie Thompson recalls Canada trips, a sharpshooter son, and a loon dodging a 22. The piece also notes Remington test firings of a 40-X with a Lyman scope and visible bullet wakes amid mirage. Mountaineers beat N C State 27 7.
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Warren Page
Charlie ‘Thompson
Canada
Charlie
Remington
Retail sales rise in Mexico City in August
Official figures show Mexico City retail sales in August were 82 percent higher than July and 17 percent higher than August 1954. Notice.
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Mexico City
Mexico
State Roads Commission Sealed Bid for Frederick Area Improvements
Sealed bids for the purchase of improvements on the former Roy G Putman Property near Frederick Maryland must be received by noon November 29 1955 at the State Roads Commission office in Frederick. Improvements are located near Reich Ford road and Route 40 between Frederick and Jug Bridge one mile east of Frederick and must be removed to ground line by January 15 1956. Details bidding terms and special envelopes available at the Frederick Maryland office 11 East Patrick Street MO 2 1171.
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State Roads Commission
Frederick
Diaryland
Roy G Putman
Maryland
Reich Ford
Frederck and
Jug Bridge
State Roads Comprction Office
East Patrick Street
Public Sale Notices From Maryland Auctions and Moves
Public notices record auction events across Maryland towns with cash-on-day terms. Listings include items from households and farms such as stoves furniture tools and livestock, with dates December 2 December 10 and December 3 1955, plus auctioneers and clerks.
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Adelaide Crazsl
John L Ponton
Emory Carmack
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Miller
Max
Thames
Mays Grocer
Diamo
Il Farmers
Fredenck Jct
Derrick Bowling League
Duceping
Walkersville
la Guade Valley Division
Pimlico
Inter-Church League
Monotacy Valley
Cramer’s
City Motors
P Tole
Pupsi Cola
Layman's
Coca Cola
Tata
Carl Boo
Ole
Sugar Ray Robinson
Chicago Stadium
Francisco
Arciins
Robinson
Seaman
Dias
Parkway
Brownie
Pepsi Cola City
Motors
C & P Telephone
Cramer's
Frederick Motor Rocks Springs
Babe's
Starr
Cora Cola Lawman’s Painters
Greenwood Like
Fridas
Iocan
Woven
Recreation League
Walkursville
Timore
Combinanon E Dass
Pamlice
Conan
Peniten
Coburn
Horem
Martinsburg
WoVa
Glenn Edison Hiett
Bother
Huntna
Marlinsburg
Werkly
Wastler
St. John’s
Stat John's
Chapel Budh
Ost Tohi
Forest Grove
Fred Luth
Mother's Class Baptist
Middletown
Mivy
Toge Dale
Nas
Tomornas
Bry Baw
Fae Oso
Moogoses
Ifat
Boston
de Marco
Weserwermht Chan Yuon Carmen Basil
Boston Garden
Lakers
Walkers
Kells
Ma Jacobsan
Union Bridge
Avidnieanal
Ponhae
Baltivore
Site Board of Health Today
Marylands Water Peliion Central
Pentiman
Health Board
Health Department
Huttamere
Hegls
Penniman
Sobeloff Commission
General Assembly
W. L. Pis
Itimes
Ramblers
Enusor
Zimwats
Evangelical
Reformed
Aci Menman
Charlies
Doubs Lutheran Oy Ov Co
Blue Devils
Middletown Tger's Supply Co
Reformed Warriors
I Baptist
Pleasant Methodist
Service & Supply
Church of Brethren
Grace Reformed
Middletown Lutheran
Burkerstown Methodist
Calvary Methodist
Betty Cramer
Cramer
Pee
Bresh
City Mators
Baptist
St Tobin's
Chapel Lutieran
Shickeystown
Nolarettes
Mt Pleas
Middl
Pontiac
Frederick Lutheran I
Mother Chins
Ballance
Aacobson's
Kellys
Lahin
Rosemarie Bowe
Sue
Atterman Ca Dellos
ABC
CBS
Poolhall
Npe
Nbe
Che Perry Como
Jackie Gleason
Monay
Che
Aval Roberte
Inbs
Catholic
Plulharmonie
Cba Be
Yait
Dr. McGinles
Bill
Hopalong Cassidy
Rin Tin Tin
Wild Brull Hickork
Abe Walter Winchell
Imbas
Laleume
Abe Seus
Ngs
Comientary
Edgar Bergen
Chs
Miss Brooks
Cha Taw
Abe O
Mone
Mitch Miller
Cos
Sammy Maye
Abe Dean Manion
Abe Flour
Dick Hayas
Abe Ginbal
Frontiers
Fouth
Cbs Super
Abe Lassie
Frontier
Abe Jack Benny
Ens
Famous
900
General Electric
Abe Koxing
du Mont
Cbe
Lorstra Young
Abs
Aiyventure
Justice
Abe Wrat
Cbs Sunday Playhouse
Aba
York
Gene Pullmer
Garnett
Roosevelt Coward
Mountaineers
Raleigh Way
West Virginia
Joe Marconi
N. C State
Bertie Belle Hardy
South Bentz Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United Ambulance
Nathan Dorsey
THE
Fredenck
Oscar D Fisher
Ramsburg
Null & Null
Dill Ave
Frederice
E.st
Hassock
Ernest L. Myers
Frederick, Md
Jonn W Null
Delbert
Null
M . Alexander
Philco
Motorola
R. C. A. Fable
Melvin M. Engle
N. Carroll St
Atlantic
Aeru Oil Company
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