Fourth Period Saves Winners from Close Upsets
Ohio State football notes recount dramatic fourth quarter rallys that boosted Oklahoma, Notre Dame, Michigan, and Army. Oklahoma preserved its 45th straight win with a late drive led by Clendon Thomas. Notre Dame rallied on a George Izo TD pass to Aubrey Lewis. Michigan State needed a fourth quarter TD by Walt Knowles to beat Illinois. Virginia barely defeated by Army with two late TDs. Duke and North Carolina State tied 14 14 as Duke remains favorited for a bowl bid. Navy, Boston U, and other teams posted wins while tragedy struck Salisbury High School with the death of Vincent Coffin.
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49ers Rally to Beat Bears for Top Standings in NFL West
In Kezar Stadium the San Francisco 49ers defeated the Chicago Bears 21 to 17 to seize undisputed first place in the NFL Western Conference. Trailing 17-7, the 240-pound Bill Barron burst 54 yards after an Ed Brown pick, then Moegle closed the rally with a late TD pass, securing the comeback win before 59,583 fans.
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Packers Rally Past Colts in 24-21 Finish
Baltimore October 27 Packers quarterback Babe Parist and end Bill Howton hooked a sensational 75 yard scoring pass in the final seconds to beat the Baltimore Colts 24-21. The Packers added a third touchdown in the period and a field goal, with Fred Cone kicking a nine yard field goal to draw within 17-14 with little time remaining.
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Redskins Top Giants
Washington roared to a 31-14 upset of the New York Giants at Yankee Stadium to break a first place tie in the Eastern NFL division. The Redskins erased an early 27-9 deficit with a strong first and fourth quarters, while Baltimore’s defense pressured the Giants and Washington’s Lesaron directed a balanced aerial attack. Rookie backfield help from Podoley and timely plays by Howton featured in the win as Green Bay and other League teams posted scores in the day’s action.
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Bethesda-Chevy Chase Clinches Night Win Over Bladens
In a high school football recap Bethesda-Chevy Chase defeated Bladens 32 to 9 while Guamemen suffered injuries and an opponent Delmar was shut out by Howard 7 to 0. A hospital spokesman said Walter Johnson died at 10 20 p m. Montgomery Blair beat Wheaton 51 to ?
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Browns Take I League Lead After 17 7 Win Over Cardinals
Cleveland Browns advance to first in the Eastern Division with a 17 to 7 victory over the Chicago Cardinals before 26 341 fans. The win, aided by a late third quarter TD pass from Tommy O Connell to Pres Carpenter, puts Cleveland at 4 1. Washington also defeats New York to seize second place in the standings.
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Rams Defeat Lions 35-17 in Memorial Coliseum
Los Angeles Rams end a three game slide with a 35 to 17 win over the Detroit Lions at Memorial Coliseum. Led by Norm Van Brocklin the Rams opened with a 63 yard drive and scored three quick touchdowns. Tank Younger plus two Van Brocklin rushing scores and Clarke and Daugherty passes padded the scoring as Detroit managed a late reply.
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Japanese Golfer Nakamura Shocks Americans In Golf Triumph
Tokyo reports Torakichi Nakamura, a little known 25 year old from Japan, won the international trophy by seven strokes over top pros from 30 nations. He and Roichi Ono captured the Canada Cup by nine shots as American stars Sam Snead and Jimmy Demaret settled for second in the team event.
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NFL standings from Sunday games summary
Cleveland 17 Chicago 7 Washington 31 New York 14 Green Bay 24 Baltimore 21 Los Angeles 35 Detroit 17 Pittsburgh 6 Philadelphia 0 results set for Sunday November 3 with Bears at Rams, Lions at 49ers, Giants at Packers, Eagles at Chicago, Cards at Pittsburgh, and Washington at Cleveland.
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Morabito Dies At Press Box During 49ers Bears Game
Tony Morabito 47 principal owner of the San Francisco 49ers died in a hospital after a heart attack in Kezar Stadion press box during the 49ers versus Bears NFL game. He slumped as his team trailed 14 to 7 in the second quarter. an ambulance rushed him to Marys Help Hospital where he died. His wife Josephine and daughters Grace and Teresa joined at his side.
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Local Colts Triumph Over Annapolis in Midweek Football
The Frederick Colts defeated Annapolis 6 on William Memorial Park field as To. Bicky returned a one yard punt for two touchdowns and strong upfield blocking sealed the win. Early defense limited Annapolis, with Colts attacks stymied by penalties before a pivotal second quarter punt return shifted momentum.
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Steelers Take Eagles Game Ends 6-0 rout in snow
Pittsburgh earned a 6-0 NFL victory over Philadelphia behind Earl Morrall 33-yard TD pass to Ray Mathews in the second quarter. Mathews caught the score on a 53-yard drive as Pittsburgh outgunned the Eagles and forced three opponent fumbles. Snow and low lighting marked the frigid night with 27,016 in attendance.
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Weekend Fights by the Association Press
Hollywood California report notes Ross Padilla 121 pounds outpointed German Ohm of Mexico City in a ten round bout. The bout took place in Hollywood with Padilla winning on points.
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Milwaukee Braves fire three coaches in sweeping shakeup
The Milwaukee Braves dismissed three of their four coaches, leaving only Bob Keeley. The mass firing came just 16 days after the Braves won the World Series, signaling a drastic restructuring of the coaching staff under Manager Fred Haney.
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Salisbury Honor Chiro Dr. Justin Clark Wood Profile
Dr. Justin Clark Wood, a Salisbury chiropractor, has practiced in the city since prior years and becomes noted for his ongoing care and community involvement in local health services.
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Chiropractor of the Year Named by Maryland Association
In 1923 the Special Awards Committee of the Maryland Chiropractic Association named a Chiropractor of the Year. The award will be presented at the convention at the Lord Baltimore Hotel in Baltimore on Saturday and Sunday, Nov 2 and 3. Dr. Wood from Newburgh New York will receive the award at the convention banquet Saturday night Nov 2.
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