Lujack and Graham Shine In Weekend Pro Football Games
John Lujack led the Bears to a 28-14 win over Green Bay at Wrigley as Chicago tied New York for first in the National Conference. Otto Graham starred in Cleveland's 34-24 victory over Chicago, boosting the Browns to the American Conference lead with 369 passing yards and 22 completions.
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Chicago Cardinals
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New York Giants
Pittsburgh Steelers
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Eagles
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Doak Walker
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Dante Lavelli
Otto
Lavelli
Lou
Giants
Pittsburgh
Joe Geri
Georgia
Steelers
One-legged pilot wins 100-mile AAA race in Sacramento
Bill Schindler, a 41-year-old Freeport, Long Island pilot, finished the 100-mile AAA race in Sacramento in 1:12.45.07. Nine of 18 starters retired on the dirt track, three cars crashed, four spectators were hurt, one seriously. Schindler’s win was protested with a ruling pending. About 16 watchers attended. Wireless was first used on a train in November 1913.
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Ridge Avenue Stars Down Highland Way 26 to 6 at City Park
Saturday afternoon at City Park the Ridge Avenue Stars defeated Highland Way by 26 to 6. The game featured solid football from both teams with multiple sharp plays and strong defense.
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Large Crowd Attends Mt Tammany Amateur Horse Show
Over 1000 spectators watched the amateur horse show at Mt Tammany Farm near Hagerstown sponsored by the Blue Ridge Riding Club. The event featured 16 classes, a trick horse act by Mrs Walter Miller, and judges Bryant Snapp and Marlin Burkholder. Awards were given across multiple divisions, including pleasure horses, driving teams, and fancy gaited entries, with numerous local sponsors and organizers listed.
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Hagerstown
Blue Ridge Riding Club
Walter Miller
Bryant Snapp
Marlin Burkholder
Ed Martin
Charles Keadle
John Needy
Wallace Mullendere
Raymond &Shifler
Eugene Ryan
Hervey E. Smith
W. Preston Howard
Pamela Howard
Wayne Haupt
Ann Settles
Anne
Walkers
John Xeedy
James Ridgely
Carol Gack
Hunter Hack
Sam Moffinen
Pat Clark
Ruth Welch
Ned Martin
George Brottlemyer
Pat Eakle
Jacob Berkson
Omer T. Kaylor Jr
Charles L. Downey
Helen Kelley
Doris Freigh
Paul Miller
Rge Stottiemyer
L. Fisher
Dick Kershner
Kenny Brown
Raymond Diverbiss
Pat Bakie
Ruth Summers
Harry Rohrer
Helen Beers
Ernest Martin
Carolack
Weekend sports in brief highlights and notes
In Fort Worth Beverly Hanson defends the Texas Open with an 11 up victory over Patty Berg. St Louis Cardinals release Eddie Miller. Boston Braves may waive Pete Reiser. Pittsburgh Pirates call up Paul Pettit and three farmhands. Grey Lag Handicap goes to Lotowhite at Jamaica, and Double Brandy wins Southern Maryland Handicap in Bowie. James Norris confirms Joe Louis will keep fighting. noted journalist Pop Keeler dies at 68. United States wins world weightlifting title 18 to 15 over Egypt. George Street Terrors beat Frederick 25 to 7 as Houser scores twice with Sacks and Kershner adding a TD each. Kennedy scores for Frederick.
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Pop) Keeler
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