Lions Edge Rams 24 21 in 196th victory
Detroit rookie halfback McIlhenny at 21 scored twice to lead the Lions past the Los Angeles Rams 24 to 21 before 56 381 fans in a windy day game. Jim Martin kicked a 35 yard field goal after Detroit drives and Gedman Melhenny and Layne contributed touchdowns in a strong Western Division win.
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Bears Ground 49ers 31 7 in Chicago rout at home
Chicago Bears crushed the San Francisco 49ers 31 to 7 before 49 714 fans. Bobby Watkins Rick Casares and rookie Perry Jeter led a ground attack as Ed Brown and Watkins added second half scores. Casares ran for 111 yards and two touchdowns while Jeter totaled 86 yards.
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Giants Rout Browns to End Cleveland Dynasty Hope
New York Giants defeated the Cleveland Browns 21 to 9 in Cleveland. Giants quarterback Doc Heinrich and halfback Alex Webster led three Webster touchdowns as the Giants piled up 236 rushing yards and 74 passing yards. Cleveland managed 40 rushing yards and 104 passing yards as a blocked kick led to their only score.
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Chanteclair to Race Here in Washington DC International
Laurel, Oct 4 Chanteclair champion of the Scandinavians arrives for the $100,000 Washington DC International on November 12. Winner of the Desish and Ner races is expected to compete.
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American football summary in crowded TV listings and game note
Narrative fragments mix TV listings with a football game recap. The Cardinals defeated Washington 21 to 7 as Matson produced key gains and Bernardi and Root scored, with Summerall adding points. the Redskins struggled throughout the contest.
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TV and Radio: Photos by Frank Keefer features Sandra Reha debut
Sandra Reha, 21, from Hagerstown, appears as one of 20 chosen from 1,000 applicants for NBC TV’s The Most Beautiful Girl in the World. The program debuts Oct. 22 at 9 p.m. EDT. a science hall at Hood College is named for her.
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Matson Runs 105 Yards as Cardinals Beat Redskins
Ollie Matson returned a kickoff 105 yards at Griffith Stadium setting a record as the Chicago Cardinals defeated the Washington Redskins 31 to 3. The crowd of 25 794 watched Matson blaze for the long return amid a one sided matchup.
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Cashtown Wins Pen-Mar Final 3 1 at Fairfield
Cashtown defeated Fairfield 3 to 1 to capture the Shaughnessy final in the Pen-Mar Base ball League after splitting two prior games. Wet grounds forced earlier delays but Cashtown prevailed Sunday securing the championship.
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