Word: clevelanders
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Whatever Cleveland Coach Paul Brown had told his men while they rested at the half, it worked for one series of plays. The Browns took the kickoff and pushed over a second touchdown. The irritated Lions clawed back and scored on the next play from scrimmage. Even when their walking wounded came in for the honor of running through a few plays, the Lions kept right on devouring the fresh beef from Cleveland. They were still at it when the gun proclaimed them point-a-minute champs, 59-14. No team in the history of the National Football League...
...first time the Detroit Lions got their hands on the ball, they pushed all the way to the Cleveland Browns' 23-yd. line. Then Jungle Jim Martin came in and casually kicked a field goal. The Lions had used up just eleven plays and already they were out three points in front in the fight for the National Football League Championship...
...American, and the crowd's favorite from the beginning, was Cleveland-born Sidney Harth, 32, concertmaster and assistant conductor of the Louisville Orchestra. His Soviet competitor was a talented Russian girl, Rosa Fain, 28, pupil of Russian Violinist David Oistrakh, one of the judges. Only 13 violinists lasted to the finals. The required work: a Polish violin concerto. Both Violinists Harth and Fain selected Wieniawski's Second Concerto...
Married. Cyrus Stephen Eaton, 73, silver-haired Cleveland tycoon (steel, iron ore, coal, railroads); and Cleveland Socialite Anne Kinder Jones, 35, confined to a wheelchair by polio since 1946; both for the second time; in Northfield, Ohio...
...Boeing Airplane all have excellent and extensive programs of their own for rehabilitating alcoholics. Scores of other companies have informal programs or refer their workers to outside clinics, psychiatric help or such organizations as Alcoholics Anonymous, Chicago's Portal House, Boston's Committee on Alcoholism, and Cleveland's Center on Alcoholism...