Senators Sold for 10 Million to New Owner Short
Robert Short emerged as the new owner of the Washington Senators after paying about 10 million dollars. He vowed to transform the team from a cellar-dweller into an artistic and financially successful outfit, warning of potential changes if needed. Short, 50, is a former Los Angeles Lakers owner and Democratic national committee treasurer, who does not intend to move the club or sell it, though he signaled readiness to alter management if required.
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Yale Bulldogs Edge Harvard In Final Poll
Yale defeated Harvard by two points to defend the United Press International New England major college football championship. The final ratings show Yale with seven first place votes and Boston College receiving five, with Holy Cross and others rounding out the top eight. The article notes BC’s 40-20 win over Holy Cross and Springfield College earning the prior New England title.
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