Colts Lead League After Lions Game
The Baltimore Colts rose to the top of the Western Division after a 28-13 win over the Detroit Lions at Memorial Stadium, boosting their record to two wins in as many games. Alan Ameche ran for 153 yards and a touchdown, while quarterback George Shaw tossed two TD passes as the defense shut down Lions quarterback Bobby Layne in the second half.
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Detroit Lions
Chicago
Detroit
Colts
Lions
Buddy Parker
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Memorial Stadium
Joe Campanella
Alan Ameche
Wisconsi
George Shaw
Colt
Shaw
George Press
Virginia Tech
Bobby Layne
Layne
Weeb Ewbank
St UW Bf
Bert Bell
Washington
Washington Redskins
Milwaukee
Chicago Bears
Cleveland Browns
Philadelphia Eagles
George Preston Marshall
Abe Warner
Marshall
Dallas
Texas
Redskins
District of Columbia
Balltimore
New York Yanks
Terps and Navy Surprise Opponents With Aerials
Maryland and Navy won by passing as their defenses limited Baylor and South Carolina. Maryland prevailed 20-6 behind two TD passes from Frank Tamburello and Dave Nusz scoring on a trio aerial plays. Navy rolled 26-0 as George Welsh completed 11 of 15 in heavy rain, connecting with Ron Beagle twice and Jim Owen once.
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Navy
Baylor
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Maryland State
Licking
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Morgan
Morris Brown
Frank Tamburello
Dave Nusz
Jim Tatum
George Welsh
Welsh
Ron Beagle
Jim Owen
Pat Flood
Notre Dame
Hill
Nace
Waskus Prickett
Weinberg captures VFW Club Championship title in thrilling finish
Dave Weinberg defeated defending champion Carl Snook to win the VFW Club Championship on Sunday after two 40-foot birdies. Weinberg trailed but pulled ahead with a 60-foot chip for par on the 14th and led Snook by late. Other results include John Bowers defeating Roy Ligier 3-2 in first flight consolation and multiple flight champions listed. In World Series notes, Dodgers hitters lead and Yogi Berra may post a .400 series batting average, with Clem Labine appearing in most Dodgers games and Brooklyn outscoring New York 28-21.
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Carl W. Snook
VFW
Weinberg
Hnish
Snook
Burley Weinberg
John Bowers
Roy Ligier
Chuck Allen
Bruce Gregory
Bob Bingham
Bill Nelson
D. Buchanan
Lee Saylor
Emil Johnson Wins Frederick Singles Championship
Emil Johnson, 48, won the Frederick Singles Championship at Baker Park after dropping the first set to Slugger Rice. He rallied to take the next three sets 6 1, 4 6, 6 3, 7 5, securing the municipal title and completing a strong note in his Second Army Veterans Tourney arc.
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Frederick
Baker Park
Rice
Johnson
Derrick Star
Second Army Veterans
Bud Radcliffe
Bill Utt
Bill Cirincion
Dave Shibley
Football Scores From Sunday Games
National Football League results include the Chicago Cardinals 28 over the New York Giants 17. Green Bay 24 defeated the Chicago Bears 3. Cleveland 38 beat San Francisco 3. Los Angeles 27 edged Phinwirgh 26.
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Resalta
Chicago Cardinals
New York Giants
Green Bay
Chicago Bears
Cleveland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Phinwirgh
Heart Of Maryland League Yesterday's Resuits
Yellow Springs beat Bolivar 8 to 3 in a Sunday game. Standings show Yellow Springs leading the playoffs over Bolivar with unclear figures. Also listed are boxing results from The Associated Press with Kenny Davis beating Gil Cadilli in Los Angeles. A Buenos Aires bout had Gil defeating Etzmann in Argentina. A Tokyo abacus expert demonstrated faster calculation than a modern electric calculator.
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Yellow Springs
Bolivar
Associated Press
Hollywood
Kenny Davis
Los Angeles
Gil Cadilli
San Francisco
Buenos Aires
Chilo Gil
Argentina
Ernst Etzmann
Germany
Tokyo
Top Teams Humble in NFL Standings After Surprising Week
The NFL standings shifted as underdog teams upset favorites in weekend games. Baltimore defeated Detroit 28-13, Washington edged Philadelphia 31-30, and Green Bay beat Chicago 24-3. Chicago Cardinals toppled the Giants 28-17, with Rams narrowly beating Steelers 27-26. Browns surged on Otto Graham’s passing and Modzelewski Morrison runs, while Ravens rookie Shaw and Ameche powered the upset over Detroit. Attendance peaked at 46,150 in San Francisco. other crowds included Philadelphia 31,891 and Los Angeles 43,816.
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Les Richter
Washington
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Browns
Otto Graham
Big Mo
Gary Knafele
Philadelphia
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Redskins
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George Shaw
Alan
the Horse
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Shaw
How Phil Silvers Shaped a TV Comedy Era
TV and radio veteran Charles Mercer recalls the birth of the CBS series You'll Never Get Rich starring Phil Silvers as Master Sergeant Bilko. He recounts Silvers' rise from Top Banana fame to CBS, meeting Nat Hiken, and the creative chaos of early development in a tenement loft, with candid anecdotes about the studio dynamic and Silvers' self awareness.
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New York
Cbs-Tv
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Bilko Silvers
Top Banana
Washington
Hub Robinson
CBS
Hubhbell Robinson, Jr
Phil
Nat Hiken
Martha Raye
Nat
Deadline
Central Park
Hub
Hollywood
Radio Schedule Fragments From a 1940s Broadcaster Lineup
A murky listing shows radio programs across stations MBS CBS NBC ABC and local affiliates. Highlights include news broadcasts, dramas like One Man's Family, musical programs with Rosemary Clooney and Bing Crosby, and scheduled sports and commentaries across several time slots.
TV Progr ams and News Bits Mixed in Local Rail
Television listings relay in EDT with multiple programs from 7:30 to 10:00 including Burns and Allen Reader's Digest and Summer Theater. A quoted exchange about filming On the Waterfront versus You’ll Never Get Rich reveals CBS tensions in New York. Also notes Baltimore Gas and Electric Co earnings and a boxing result in Japan with Kaneko over Elorde. A deputy medical examiner reports death by own action for Thomas Donovich in Westminster.
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Kukta
Ollle Abe Sherlock Harmes
Abs
Joan Daly
Abe
Tony Martin
Rbe
Chs
Julius Laftosa
Cba
Syd Caesar
Abe Burns & Allen
Cps Reader
Dustont
Montgomery
Abe Ethel and
Albert
Che
DuMont
Steve Alen
Bell Did Good Job on Colts Skins Dates
Baltimore and Washington rise as NFL powerhouses with undefeated Colts on road and a keen rivalry fueling anticipation for the Oct 28 home showdown. Washington and Baltimore both stun previously strong teams as crowds surge in Baltimore for the 28 28 tie exhibition and the 40 030 gate.
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Bell
State Police Seek Escaped Patient From Springfield Hospital
State Police search for Georgia Eaton a 27 year old Baltimore woman missing since Sunday. Alden Helfer a resident, allegedly posed as a relative to sign for her release during a visit at Springfield State Hospital. Heffner is a former patient.
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Stanford Beats Ohio State Upset Tops Early College Football Week
Stanford toppled No. 8 Ohio State 24 0 as top teams won weekend battles. Michigan edged Michigan State 14 7 while Wisconsin crushed Iowa 37 14 and Purdue edged Minnesota 7 6. Notre Dame and Maryland cruised while Clemson beat Georgia 26 7 marking strong early season showings.
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Ohio State
Indians
Oregon State
Michigan
Hopalong Cassady
Buckeyes
Michigan State
Darrow
Wisconsin
Iowa
Dave Howard
Purdue
Minnesota
Len Dawson
Clinois
Iowa State
Notre Halley
Indiana
Tulane
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Paul Hornung
Irish
Dick Prendergast
Maryland
Baylor
Frank Tamburello
Georgia Tech
Southern Methodist
Oklahoma
Pitt
Army
Navy
Penn State
South Carolina
George Welsh
Clemson
Georgia
Tigers
UCLS
Major football scores and upsets across conferences
Recap of game results with teams defeating opponents by wide margins. Notable wins include Washington State’s 55-0 loss to Maryland’s defense, Texas Christian’s 26-0 edging of Arkansas, and multiple regional scores such as Harvard 60 Massachusetts 6 and West Virginia 46 Wake Forest 0. Other outcomes span Yale over Brown 27-2 and Kentucky 28 Villanova 0.
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Yale
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Massachusetts
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VMI
George Washington
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Kentucky
Villanova
Midwest
Utah
Missouri
Miami
Ohio
Mavier
Marquette
Tulsa
Nebraska
Kansas State
Southwest
Texas Tech
Oklahoma A and M
Louisiana State
Rice
Texas A and M
Houston
Far West
Colorado A and M
Denver
Montana
Brigham Young
Colorado
Kansas
Arizona
Idaho
Soviet View on Egypt Arms Purchases
The Soviet Union stated Egypt has the right to buy arms wherever she chooses and informed the Egyptian government and those of Czechoslovakia Britain and the United States. U S officials met Egyptian Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser in Cairo to counter Communist arms offers as Nasser also met British French and Soviet ambassadors. Moving Old House Annapolis to campus begins Monday as Carroll Davis House is relocated to clear space for a business building.
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George Allen
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