NFL Week Brings Upsets as Lions Rally to Top Browns
The Eagles toppled Cleveland 17-7 and Detroit stunned Baltimore 31-27 after trailing 27-3, while the Colts led 27-3 before Cleveland faded. Pittsburgh and New York Giants won, San Francisco tied for leadership, and Chicago routed Washington 44-14 as Willie Galimore scored four for the Rams loss. Layne connected twice late to seal Detroit’s comeback.
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Illinois to meet Michigan State after earlier upset
Illinois coach Ray Eliot leads a squad that upset Minnesota 34-13 and now travels to face No. 1 Michigan State. Purdue upset Michigan State 20-15 may affect the Rose Bowl bid while Ohio State and Iowa remain undefeated in the Big Ten.
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Milwaukee Rewards Haney by Fat Pact
Milwaukee Braves manager Fred Haney signed a one year contract to lead the world champions in 1958. The World Series win prompted a record flow of congratulatory letters and a new pact reportedly worth about $40 000, the best of his 34 years in baseball.
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Cadets Await Navy Meeting to Set Honors
The honors may remain unsettled until the Cadets meet Navy in November. This upcoming clash is seen as decisive for final recognition as both teams eye top positions.
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Passarelli Leads Guatemala Returns In Presidential Vote
Miguel Ortiz Passarelli led early unofficial returns in Guatemala's presidential election. Conservative Gen Miguel Idigoras Puentes claimed he was ahead and threatened a strike if fraud deprives him of the presidency. Police reported no violence amid heavy voter turnout.
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Soldier, 21, Loses At Russian Roulette
A 21 year old Ft. Story soldier tried Russian roulette Saturday and died on his first gamble. Norman J. Harsh barger of Wyano Pennsylvania was shown a 38 caliber pistol by another soldier when he grabbed the weapon and announced his intent to play. He placed the gun to his head.
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Man Dies After Jump Into River in West Virginia
A 52 year old man leaped from a bridge into the Huntington area river after a failed attempt to end his life. He reportedly landed in shallow water and was unable to survive the plunge. Local authorities describe the incident as a tragic suicide attempt.
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