Lions and 49ers Triumph as Colts Redskins Fall
Detroit Lions crushed the Los Angeles Rams 21 to 3 while the San Francisco 49ers erased a second half deficit to beat the Green Bay Packers 23 to 17. Giants overwhelmed Washington 51 to 21, Bears toppled Colts 26 to 9, and Browns routed Cardinals 31 to 7. Eagles idle after a 24-22 win over Steelers.
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ED Corrigan
Detroit Lions
Los Angeles Rams
San Francisco 49Ers
Green Bay Packers
Y. A. Tillie
49Ers
New York Giants
Washington Redskins
Chicago Bears
Baltimore Colts
Cleveland Browns
Chicago Cardinals
Detroit
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Eagles
Pittsburgh Steelers
Lions
Rams
Los Angeles
Norm van Brocklin
Tom Dublinski
Bill Stits
van Brocklin
Carl Karilivacz
Ram
Lew Carpenter
Tittle
Packers
Joe Perry
Frisco
Hugh McElhenny
Giants
Chuck Conelly
Bob Schnelker
Conerly
Washington
Billy Welly
Bears
Baltimore
Buddy Young
George Blanda
Otto Graham
Browns
Cards
Maurice Bassett
NFL
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
New York
Cleveland
Chicago Cards
Baltimore Green Bay
Green Bay
Mhiesada Beare
College Football Scores Across Divisions
Football scores list shows Boston U 55 Fordham 20. Marshall 25 Morns Harvey 14. West Liberty 33 W Va Tech 6. Central State 24. W Va State 7 Bluefield State 38 Winston-Salem Teachers 18. Concord 26 Glenville 7. W Va Wesleyan 12 Fairmont 6. South Mississippi 22 Vanderbilt 7. Kentucky 21 Auburn 14. N C State 26 William and Mary 0. Florida State 52 Villanova 13. Emory and Henry 13 Guilford 7. East Tennessee 20 Maryville 14. Clemson 14 Florida 7. Colorado 40 Arizona 18. Utah 12. Brigham Young i Wyoming 34. Colorado A&M 0. Houston 10 Texas A M 7. German team wins Tokyo as Heinrich Will leads with 253 ft javelin. Germany swamps Japan 104-75 in 25 years, taking 14 firsts in 17 events.
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Boston U
Fordham
Marshall
Morns Harvey
West Liberty
W. Va. Tech
Central State
Ohio
W. Va. State
Bluefield State
Winston-Salem
Concord
Wvai
Glenville
W. Va. Wesleyan
Fairmont
South Mississippi
Vanderbilt
Kentucky
Auburn
North Carolina State
William and Mary
Florida State
Villanova
Emory and Henry
Guilford
East Tennessee
Maryville
Tenn
Clemson
Florida
Colorado
Arizona
Utah
Brigham Young i
Wyoming
A&m
Southwest Houston
Texas
43 Days Of Fall Racing On Card At Laurel Md
Laurel Md opens a 15 day fall meet near Saturday highlighted by the 565000 Washington D C International. Other features include the 20000 Turf Cup on opening day 30000 added Selima Oct 23 39000 Maryland Futurity Oct 27 15000 Sprint Handicap Oct 130 and 15000 Spalding Lowery Jenkins Nov 2. The International attracts entrants from England Ireland Germany France and the United States with Queen Elizabeths Landau making history as the first English monarch owned horse in this country. U S entries include King Ranch High Gun and Andy Crevelins Determine.
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LAU@EL
Maryland
Laure
Washington D. C
International
Bowie
Pimlico
Laurel
Selima
England
Ireland
Germany
France
United States
Landau
U. S
King Ranch
Andy Crevelin
Mount Pleasant and others face off in Derrick League
Men's division matches feature Mt. Pleasant, Midtown Lutheran, Calvary Methodist, Doubs Lutheran, Grace Reformed, Church of the Brethren, Buckeystown Methodist, and Middletown Reformed with weekly standings and high scores listed. Women’s division notes include St. Mark's, Forest Grove, Buckeystown, Calvary, Middletown Lutheran, and Mt. Pleasant with top game and set marks. Also included are reports on Pitt football coach Red Dawson's future, Casey Stengel leaving for Glendale, and baseball award highlights.
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Doubs Lutheran Grace Reformed
Middletown Reformed
Church of Brethren
Budkeystown Methodist
Mt. Pleasant Methodist
Calvary Methodist Baptist
Middletown Lutheran
Evangelical Reformed
Charles Keller Sr
Mulcahey
Doubs Lutheran
St. Mark’s
Forest Grove Baptist
Mt. Pleasant
Buckeystown
Luth
Calvary Meth
Middletown
Fred’k. Luth
St. John’s
St. John's A
Calvary Methodist
Baptist
Forest Grove
Middletown Luth
St. Mark's Thurmont
Mt. Pleasant Meth
Frederick Lutheran
No. 1 Players Of Year Are Selected
ST. LOUIS October 17 The Sporting News named batting champion Willie Mays and pitcher Johnny Antonelli as the NL No 1 player and No 1 pitcher for the year. Giants won pennant and world title. Second baseman Bobby Avila and 23 game winner Bob Lemon also recognized.
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Cleveland Indians
Mays
Antonelli
Lemon
Avila
Larry Doby
Cleveland
Yogi Berra
Yankee
Ted Kluszewski
Cincinnati Redlegs
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia Phillies
Early Wynn
Milwaukee Braves
Giants
ST. Louis
Sporting News Today
Willie Mays
Johnny Antonell
New York Giants
Bobby Avila
Bob Lemon
Health Center League Industrial Division Latest Results
League table and game results list teams and scores such as Schlitz 2 Warren's Blues 1 and various shop names like Riddlemoser's Morgan's Cozy Corner K and H Plumbers Harold's. Individual highs include Cramer 147 and a tied high set 380 by Cramer and Mercer. High team marks cited are Stup Crowther for game and Morgan Lunch for set.
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Morgan
Schlitz
Cramer
Mercer
Stup-Crowther
Morgan Lunch
Frederick Loses To Richard Montgomery
Mike Ennis and Richard Montgomery backfield star Richard Montgomery sparked a 35 yard kickoff return for a touchdown after a live ball was allowed to roll. The 26-6 win over Frederick at Rockville left Montgomery ahead 13-6 at halftime and widened the margin to the final score.
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Mike Ennis
Richard Montgomery
Frederick
Rockville
Montgomery
Is He Old Enough to Hunt and Use Guns Says NRA Policy
A National Rifle Also proposes that youth hunting should be judged by responsibility in other areas, with required gun safety instruction from qualified instructors. Even after training, youths should hunt with adults until fully versed in the rules. The report details a Rockville game with Ennis scoring two touchdowns and a 35 yard pass to Bridgewater, plus Mayes 46 yard score and Chambers 12 yard pass, with Montgomery and Remsburg noted for touchdowns.
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National Rifle
Rockville
Ennis
Ron Bridgewater
Marty ‘'Mayes
Johnny Chambers
Bill Allan
iRich
Montgomery
Frederick
Richard Montgomery
Bridgewater
Chambers
Remsburg
Edinburgh Floral Clock Uses 25 000 Flowers Annually
Edinburgh's famed floral clock on Princes Street uses 25 000 flowers each year to create seasonal displays. The landmark blends horticulture and timekeeping, drawing visitors to the capital's city center.
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Edinburgh
Princes Street
Top Bouts On Week's Bill In New York and Syracuse
Floyd Patterson, 19, a 13 to 1 favorite, faces Esau Ferdinand in eight rounds at St. Nicholas Arena New York. Ferdinand has a 39-10-7 record with 0 kayes. Telecast on DuMont starting 10 p.m. EST. Also in Brooklyn, Bobby Dykes vs Ted Olla in a 10-round middleweight bout. Dykes a 3 to 8 favorite. In Syracuse, Carmen Basilio meets Alle Gronth in a 10-round welterweight clash at War Memorial Auditorium Friday night.
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Associated Press
Floyd Patterson
Brooklyn
San Francisco
Esau Ferdinand
New York
St. Nicholas Arena
New York State
Patterson
Tommy Harrison
Ferdinand
Kayes
DuMont
Bobby Dykes
Miam
Ted Olla
Milwaukee
Eastern Parkway Arena
ABC
Syracuse
War Memorial Auditorium
Carmen Basilio
Alle Gronth
Detroit
Weekend Fights 3 Associated Press Bout Recap
In Rochester and across the region several welterweight bouts ended in decisions. Ciseo Ansdrade from Compton outpointed Henry Davis in a 128 pound clash. Chico Vejar of Ft Benning defeated Emerson Butcher, while Andrew Brown of New Orleans topped Tommy Maddox in a 149 pound bout. Lou Filippo of Hollywood beat Johnny Hart in Phoenix.
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Associated Press
Rochester
Ciseo Ansdrade
Compton
Calié
Henry Davis
Honolulu
Manchester
Chico Vejar
Ft. Benning
Emerson Butcher
Miami
Fla
New Orleans
Andrew Brown
Tommy Maddox
Chicago
Hollywood
Lou Filippo
Los Angeles
Johnny Hart
Phoenix
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XMAS
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Red Dawson
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Tom Hamilton
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Walkersville
Keith Duncan
William Smith
Grayson Remsburg
Ronnie Smith
Richard Zimmerman
Larry Duncan
Grason Haller
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Eddie Trout
Gene Green
Jack Scott
Bat Boy
Eddie Shelton
Harry Crum
Norman McBride
Robert Frock
Wendell Clem
Robert Hooper
Mgr
Harry 0. South
Glenn Ramsburg
Gilmore Trout
Frederick Livile
Gary Hurst
Mason Hendrickson
William Seidling
Danny Carroll
John Hammond
Marti Wachter
Adrian Winpigler
Michael Qwi
Lee Wachter
Tuya Tunchuse
caus Des Myre _ Shriner
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Clima Pau
Carroll
X” Blethren
Mab
Crownzol
Crown
Crown Central Petroleum Corp
Balto
BOOTS
Remington
Winchester
Ithaca
Savage
Bear & Pearson
Bartgis & Zimmerman, Inc
Firestone Home & Auto Supplies
E. Patrick St
Gamemasters
BOW & Arrow Equipment
Delphey
J. Austin Whitehill
W. Patrick St
Monument
National Brewing Company
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