Notre Dame Remains Top Despite Loss to Great Lakes
Notre Dame holds No 1 in final AP poll of the season despite a 19 to 14 loss to Great Lakes. Eighty six of 131 voters placed the Irish first, while others dropped them, lifting Great Lakes and Iowa Pre-Flight into higher spots. The list shows Notre Dame totaling 1259 points, with Michigan and the Great Lakes squad among the top contenders and traditional power Texas and Texas A M present in earlier ballots.
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Associated Press
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del Monte
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New Mexico
Lombardo Named 1944 West Point Football Captain
Thomas A. Lombardo of St. Louis was elected captain of the 1944 Army football team at West Point. The reserve fullback last season moved to quarterback this year and will lead the squad.
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West Point
N. Y
Thomas A. Lombardo
St. Louis
Bowling Results Santa Fe League Showdowns
Victory Alleys Rangers beat Scouts 783 741 822 to 737 785 693. Antelopes best Locals 744 803 790 to 733 710 741. Navajos take 794 804 725 over Chiefs 716 796 759. Texans top Flyers 720 828 780 against Flyers 732 828 780 and 732 795 792. Rogers led with 182 196 182 for 560.
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Scouts
Antelopes
Navajos
Chiefs
Texans
Flyers
Rogers
Rangers
Bowling Bits ER A HARRIS Amusing notes from Amarillo bowling night and standout scores
Sam Fenberg broadcast the Amarillo Pampa game while Vic Langley led with 214 203 190 for 607. Don Blatzheim 220 180 206 for 606. Other scores include McCullough 599 Cogdell 598 Bleakney 596 Fletcher 593 Schecter 590 and Ahlstrom’s six splits but three strikes in the last frame. Fred Grimes’s son Walter visited, Fred’s 300 in Tulsa praised, and Frank Farwell’s absence noted for family event. Gene Klein watched, Hank Hankison bought new shoes, Jim Hudson and John Laughlin antics noted. Team standings and individual honors listed.
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Don Blatzheim
Don
McCullough
Cogdell
Bleakney
Fletcher
Schecter
Walter Grimes
Fred Grimes
Walter
Fred
Tulsa
Penn backfield star Odell named outstanding player of year
Philadelphia November 30 Bob Odell University of Pennsylvania backfield star and All-America nominee has been selected as the outstanding football player of the year by the Maxwell Memorial football club.
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Philadelphia
Bob Odell
University of Pennsylvania
Maxwell Memorial Football Club
Strategy and Courage Topple Notre Dame at Gatecrash in 19-14 Upset
Great Lakes coach Tony Hinkle engineered a tight seven man line and ground attack to outscore Notre Dame 19 to 14, clinching the upset in the final 28 seconds on a 46 yard pass from Steve Lach. Emil Sitko and Dewey Proctor helped carry the Irish, while Hinkle celebrated a career highlight beyond his basketball titles.
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Notre Dame
Great Lakes
Steve Lach
Emil Sitko
Sitko
Dewey Proctor
Lach
Paul Anderson
University
Minor league revolt against Bramham unsettles baseball power
New York dispatch reports growing dissatisfaction with wartime baseball guidance. Major and minor leagues clash with Bramham and Landis figures, as International League backs Frank J. Shaughnessy for Bramham’s job and the Double A leagues resist a proposed split of a $260,000 reserve fund.
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Kenesaw M. Landis
Landis
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Bramham
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
International League
Frank J. Shaughnessy
Double
American Association
Pacific Coast League
Week's Local Sports Card Card at Victory Alleys
Week's local bowling and golf events list schedules for Panter League at Victory Bowl 7230 FP Classic Scratch League at Banner Bowl 7:15 P M Ladies Classic League Amarillo Bowl GOLF Women's Luncheon and Tournament Amarillo Country Club Amarillo Municipal Men's Day Ross Rogers Course Civic League Victory Alleys 6 30 P M Thursday Ladies Pioneer League Victory Alleys 7 30 P Texaco League Banner Bowl 7 30 P M Friday Major League Victory Alleys 6 00 P M Saturday Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association Weekend Handicap Tournament Ross Rogers Course Amarillo Country Club Weekend Handicap Tournament Amarillo Country Club Sunday Amarillo Municipal Putting Tournament Ross Rogers Course quarter finals Monday Metropolitan at Banner Bowl 8 15 P Santa Fe League Victory Alleys
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Amarillo Bowl
Amarillo Country Club
Amarillo Municipal
Ross Rogers Course
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Victory Alleys
Bowling Ladies Pioneer League
Texaco League
Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association
Metropolitan Om
Santa Fe League
University of Mexico to play Ward Island Marines
The University of Mexico football team will meet the Ward Island Marines in Corpus Christi Texas on December 17. The announcement came last night from Corpus Christi Junior Chamber of Commerce president Carl Crow and Mexican team manager Alonzo Noriega.
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Mexico City
University of Mexico
Ward Island Marines
Corpus Christi
Texas
Carl Crow
Corpus Christi Junior Chamber of Commerce
Alonzo Noriega
Four Texas Teams Land Bowl Games
El Paso observations show Texas to field four bowl participants for January games. Texas A and M earns Orange Bowl invite to face LSU while Texas hosts Cotton Bowl by capturing SWC title. Randolph Field prepares to meet Texas, and Southwestern appears in Sun Bowl after a strong season.
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EL Paso
Little Southwestern University
New Mexico
Texas A
Louisiana State
Randolph Field
San Antonio
Southwestern
Southwestern Louisiana Institute
Houston
Arkansas A. & M
SLI
Tulsa
Georgia Tech
Rose Bowl to feature Pacific Coast teams only
The country year begins with Texas not involved and the Rose Bowl in California will use only Pacific Coast teams this time.
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Texas
California
Morley Jennings To Attend Southwest Conference Meeting
Texas Tech athletic director Morley Jennings will attend the Southwest Conference meeting in Dallas on December 10 and 11 to contact conference members about arranging 1944 games.
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Morley Jennings
Lubbock
Texas Tech
Dallas
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