Upset Is On Loose Again In College Football Tally
A chaotic round of upsets shakes the college gridiron with Purdue stunning Michigan State 26 0 while Maryland, Duke and North Carolina State push through key wins. Ohio State and Iowa keep undefeated conference records as teams like Oklahoma Auburn and Minnesota suffer or rally in late bursts.
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Cards Defeat Redskins in scoring parade at Chicago
Washington and Chicago clash as Lamar McHan fires three touchdowns and Matson runs and catches for a string of scores. Matson, Podoley, and Meilinger score as the Redskins answer with passes and a field goal, preserving a high scoring NFL tilt.
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Eagles top Browns in upset at Connie Mack Stadium
Philadelphia Eagles defeat Cleveland Browns 17-7 to snap their unbeaten run. Rookie Sunny Jurgensen passes for a touchdown and scores on a quarterback sneak. Bill Barnes adds key contributions as St. Louis earns first win in four games. Browns drop to tie for Eastern lead after loss.
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49ers Edge Packers in NFL clash at Milwaukee
San Francisco quarterback Y.A. Tittle threw two TD passes and ran for another as the 49ers beat Green Bay 24 14 for their third straight NFL win. Soltau kicked a 32 yard field goal and added three extra points to lift SF to a 31 record tying for Western Division lead with Baltimore and Detroit. Packers led briefly on Babe Parilli’s 1 yard run before Tittle connected with Bill Wilson for a 3 yard score and Conner for 12 yards to seal the victory.
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Russians To Make Visit In Western Md
Four members of the Russian Embassy in Washington will drive to Cumberland tomorrow to begin a motor trip through West Virginia, Ohio and Pennsylvania. Councillor Vladimir Lavrov led the plan, dated last Friday, to the Cumberland News. Accompanying him are Anatoli Goryachev Sergei Boromotov and Valerian Mikhailov. Lavrov said the exact itinerary is not fixed.
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Bears and Rams Exchange Scoring in Brief Football Duel
Chicago Bears and Los Angeles Rams produced a scoring exchange with Wilson and Amett e on rushes and passes, Van Brocklin adding a plunge and points. Foret and Cuthren supplied field points, while Galimore contributed a long run and Browns passes, with Blanda converting four times and adding two field goals.
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Bulky Sweater For Men By Dick Klelmer
NEA reporting on fall fashion notes the rise of the bulky sweater as a key sportswear item for men. It traces the garment’s history from 19th century woolknit roots to modern iterations, including lightweight sweater shirts and tuxedo-styled knits. The piece cites Men's Wear magazine urging high annual wardrobe expenditures and observes pajama designers veering toward sportswear aesthetics, with the bulky sweater as the season’s centerpiece.
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Giants Tie For East Lead
The New York Giants moved into a first place Eastern Conference tie with Cleveland by trouncing the Pittsburgh Steelers 35 0 at Yankees Stadium. A dominant offense and stiff defense thrilled a record home opener crowd.
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Bears Win First Victory in Scenic Clash with Rams
Chicago Bears defeated the Los Angeles Rams 34 to 26 for their first win of the season. Galimore led the offense with multiple touchdowns and 153 rushing yards, as Ben Agajanian added the extra points. Giants, Browns, and Steelers figures noted in game summary as part of the season context.
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Fragmentary football play by play from 1950s game
Intercepting Earl Morrall's pass early in the fourth quarter. Pittsburgh 77 Fi New York scoring details include multiple touchdowns and conversions with players Schnelker Conerly Rote Gifford Patton Clatterbuck and Agajanian. The text preserves scattered scoring events and incomplete sequence.
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Draftees And Vets Guide From Major Nial Answers Readership Questions
A newspaper column presents Major Thomas M. Nial of J S P Kirhmond Ts answering reader inquiries on World War II GI benefits. Topics include educational assistance for multiple children, second GI loans, lump sum payments, commissions for college graduates, and updating GI life insurance beneficiaries. An assignee’s sale section notes a lot bid in at 31,000 by Frederick Lumber and Supply.
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Conference Urges Community Action to Curb Juvenile Delinquency
Government and social work officials from Baltimore County and City report at the Governors Conference on Juveniles. Recommendations call for advisory youth committees, specialized reception centers for offenders, and joint health welfare and police efforts to reduce delinquency through community support and early screening.
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Health Department hears recorded address by famed social worker
Health Department conference room hosts a ten o clock hearing of a tape recorded speech by the late world renowned social worker from the 1950s at Akron. The message on war and peace tensions spans twenty years past and thirty years ahead, read to staff of the Welfare and Health departments.
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Atlantic warms homes with triple refined service pledge
As a fellow townsman, the company emphasizes personal service and comfort. The message highlights Atlantic's famous triple refined quality and invites customers to enjoy warm, reliable heating in their homes.
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