Eagles tie Steelers in Eastern race amid Rams 49ers draw
The Philadelphia Eagles moved into a first place tie with the Pittsburgh Steelers in the Eastern Conference after a 55-16 win over the Chicago Cardinals. A 24-24 draw between the Los Angeles Rams and San Francisco 49ers kept both teams within reach of Detroit. Chicago Bears defeated Green Bay 104, with George Blanda contributing a touchdown pass, a field goal, and an extra point in the final period. The Detroit at Cleveland game was postponed to December 19.
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Late Scores From The Associated Press Grid Report
The AP football recap lists late scores across conferences with Mississippi 52 over Villanova 0, Bucknell 29 over Gettysburg 0, West Virginia 26 over South Carolina 13, Kentucky 7 over LSU 6, and numerous other results including Cincinnati 40 over Tulsa 7, Texas Tech 13 over Mississippi Southern, and Oregon State 7 over Colorado A&M 34, with Brigham Young tallying 13 in the West.
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One-Game Lead as Louisville Beats Syracuse in Junior World Series
Ike Delock pitched five hitless innings in relief to lift Louisville to a one game lead over Syracuse in the Junior World Series opener. A costly first inning error by center fielder Bob Bowman allowed two runs, followed by Don Buddin’s two-run triple after Lew Dammen’s fly. Peterson exited with two men out after the triple, Jack Spring pitched later.
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Notre Dame Coach Learns From Ups And Downs
Notre Dame football coach Terry Brennan faces a testing season after a stunning 27-14 upset by Purdue. Len Dawson starred for Purdue with four TD passes as the Boilermakers halted Notre Dame's 13 game unbeaten streak and signaled a volatile start to the one platoon era across college football.
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Snook Wins VEFW Golf Championship Title
Snook wins the VEFW golf championship at Frederick VF. W. Coun try Club with a 1 up finish over Earl Roderick. Rodenck carded 71 to Snook s 72 for 18 holes. Charles Aven beat Bob Hane 2 up and Clarence Knill beat Sam Maples 4 and 1 in the second division. Ozzie Fagan won consolation on May 3. A day on Mars runs 37 minutes longer than on Earth.
Radio Listings and News Broadcast Schedule Item
Radio program schedule lists CBS WFMD NBC WBAL MBS WOR ABC WMAL stations with evening and late night segments. It notes sports broadcasts discussions news casts commentaries and a Broadway segment among varied hourly items and program names. Entities include Tennessee Ernie, Charatiers, Lone Ranger, Broadway Con.
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Television Programs Schedule Fragment
TV slate lists Dupont DuMont and CBS Studio One with times from 9:00 to 10:30 and brief program notes including Medic Case I Leave Lac Boxike Bride and Tonight. The Revamped lineup includes Montgomery Theater and Stave Allen Tonight with unnamed content and channel notes.
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Seixas and Trabert Win Four Sets for U S Davis Cup Lead
In Mexico City on October 3, Vic Seixas and Tony Trabert beat Mexico 6-2 3 6 6-1 6-4 to move the United States to a 2-1 lead in the Davis Cup American Zone finals. They defeated Gustavo Palafox and Mario Llamas while Seixas earlier won singles, with battles shaping the shift of singles assignments for the decisive matches tomorrow. The U.S. seeks one more victory to reach the interzone finals against Sweden and then Australia in late December.
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Weekend Fights In Hollywood Vaughn Beats Gavan Small
Hollywood bout saw Willie Vaughn 160 city outpoint Gavan Small 15542 of Hayward California in a weekend boxing card. Vaughn controlled the action with precise combinations to secure a clear decision victory.
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Malibu gas writer sketches TV stunts for People are Funny
Stanley Jackson, a gas writer and stunt thinker for the Art Linkletter show People are Funny, sits on his Malibu Beach porch planning ideas for a week. He recalls his funniest stunt of kidnapping a house and notes a helicopter and ads failed to find it. A first video tape recorder order is placed with Bing Cosby Enterprises for armed forces airborne testing, signaling home TV improvements.
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Maryland
Four Straight For N.Y.Giants
The Giants under Leo Durocher swept Cleveland to claim their first World Series victory since 1946. Dusty Rhodes starred with pinch hitting, Rhodes hit .667, and Durocher guided the club with timely moves. Willie Mays and Johnny Antonelli powered the pennant run as Hank Thompson, Al Dark, Don Mueller, and Marv Grissom plus Hoyt Wilhelm supported the title bid.
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Johnny Antonel
Dusty Rhodes
John McGraw
Don Mueller
Hank Thompson
Marv Grissom
Hoyt Wilhelm
Lee
Rhodes
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Red Sox
Hock Hill
Bobby Brown
Indians
Pinch
Giants Shine On Young Trio In World Series Hope
Homer caps a late inning clash with a sensational catch by Willie Ways as Vic Wertz drives a deep shot. Mays leads league batting, Antonelli shines in his first New York season winning 21 games after joining in the Thomson deal. Giants seize game two, Rhodes helps stall Indians as Liddle and Wilhelms stumble late.
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Antonelli
Kkey
Milwaukee
Don Liddle
Bobby Thomson
New York
Early Wynn
Rhodes
Indians
Liddle
Hoyt Wilhelms
Walkersville Bowling League Latest Results
Walkersville Bowling League results list team matchups including Hamilton's beating Bartonsville 3 1 Cuneo 4 Lander Smith's Atlantic 2 G V Mill 2 Excel Dairy 4 Natl Amoco 0 Joe's Market 4 Medical Co 0 Nicholson's 3 Murray's 1. High game by L Crampston 147 and high set by R Stockman 394. Excelsior Daily led with 621 and 1 747. NO AMBULANCE AVAILABLE BEL AIR Md Oct 3 The Maryland State Racing Commission will investigate why a horse ambulance was unavailable at Bel Air race track when a horse broke a leg last Thursday Commission veterinarian Dr Frank Keller delayed destruction of Bourbon a 10 year old gelding to await an ambulance and it did not arrive Track officials were ordered to explain the absence to Commission Chairman D Eldred Rinehart by the Managing Director G Ray Bryson and Track Superintendent John Wells.
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Hamilton's
Bartonsville
Cuneo
Lander
Smith's Atlantic
G. V. Mill
Excel. Dairy
Amoco
Joe's Market
Medical Co
Nicholson's
Murray's
Bel Air
Maryland State Racing Commission
Bel Air Race Track
Frank Keller
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World Series Game Four Boxscore Summary 1954
The official box score for game four of the 1954 World Series shows New York NL versus Cleveland AL. Notable figures include Mays and Thompson for New York with key RBIs and a Majeski home run. Narleski and Liddle pitched for the Mets, while Lemon and Garcia pitched for Cleveland.
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Hogan
Garcia
Antonelli
Wilhelm
Daley
Avilai
Philley
Warleski
Narleski
Umnires
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Baseball All Star lineup and attendance figures released
The National League batting team leads with Charlie Berry at second base Jacko Conlan and Lon Warneke in the infield and Larry Napp in left field while Time-2:52 is noted. Attendance reaches 78,102 paid with net receipts of 480,085.64 dollars. Grim dominates the American League with 134 votes. Kim Finigan of the Philadelphia Athletics trails with 14 votes as the third baseman is mentioned amid this poll among writers umpires and players.
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Charlie Berry
Jacko Conlan
Lon Warneke
Larry Napp
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee Braves
Grim
Kim Finigan
Philadelphia Athletics
Giants Win Big World Series Players’ Pool Share Rumor
A reliable baseball source says the New York Giants will receive 10 810 dollars per man from the World Series players pool based on 34 percent shares, while each Cleveland Indian gets 6457 dollars from 38 4 shares. The pool soared due to the two largest parks, higher ticket prices, and a pre series TV fee, with formal announce from Commissioner Frick soon. ROOKIES OF YEAR Moon and Grim named by Sporting News with Moon at 126 votes.
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Recreation Bowling League Results Summary
In the Recreation Bowling League results, Tucker's Stokers beat Ballantine Ale 3 to 1, Kelly's Mall defeated Union Bridge 3 to 2, Renn's edged Brunswick 3 to 2, Walkerville won over Dorsey's Meats 3 to 1, and Joe's Cirs. posted a 3 to 1 victory. Also note a physics aside: ice melts at .27 degrees Fahrenheit when subjected to 328 times atmospheric pressure.
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Tucker's Stokers
Ballantine Ale
Kelly’s Mall
Union Bridge
Renn's
Brunswick
Walkerville
Dorsey's Meats
Joe's Cirs
Brunswick Eagles
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Rema
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Walkersville Motors
Tucker Stokere Kelly
Mull
J. Landis
J. Crampton, Jr
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