Army Baylor and Vols Upset as Bowl Picture Shifts
Army Navy and Rice pull upsets highlight a weekend of shocking scores. Navy defeats Army 27-20 to earn a Sugar Bowl bid while Rice tops Baylor 20-14, Arkansas clinches the SWC title with 19-0 over Houston. Duke dominates North Carolina 47-12 to seal the ACC, and Nebraska thumps Hawaii 50-0. Tennessee falls to Vanderbilt 26-0, and Villanova shocks Fordham 41-0 as rankings tighten ahead of New Year bowls.
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Pistons Defeat Hawks 96 81 in Fort Wayne NBA clash
Fort Wayne caps a 114 record with a 96 to 81 win over Milwaukee as Detroit holds Western Division lead. Yardley 17 and Rosenthal 16 propelled the Pistons while Pettit led Hawks with 9 points as Milwaukee surged briefly in the fourth.
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Inter-Church League Organizes Tonight At Y M C A
YMCA Inter-Church Basketball league holds final organization meeting at 7 30 in Calhoun room. Entries close at 8 with schedule to be drawn and final rules announced. Four divisions cover ages 12 to open. Games start Saturdays at the YMCA on Dec 4.
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ORGANIZE CHESS LOOP BRINGS YOUTH TEAMS TO LEAGUE
The Youth Agency Chess league was organized at a recent meeting of team moderators. Included in the circuit are the YMCA, Sterling House, Middle Street, Maplewood School, Middlebrook School of Trumbull and the West Shore Recreation Center of Milford. Matches begin Thursday. Members of the Middle Street Boys' Club team meet tonight at 7 30.
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AAU approves 23 world marks across track swimming weightlifting
The AAU certified 23 world records for 1954 performances including four by Ford Konno in swimming and three by Tommy Kono and Norbert Schemansky in weightlifting. Notable feats include Fordham University's 2 mile relay world standard of 7,273 at Los Angeles May 21 and UT's 440 yard relay tying world marks.
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Long Island Captures Midget Football Title
Meriden Nov 28 AP Mike Marino 13 165 pound halfback scored four touchdowns as the Long Island All Stars beat Redondo Beach Calif Crusaders 34 12 to win the Pop Warner Midget Football conference title. Marino opened with a 50 yard kickoff return for a TD and added three more in the first period. He later scored in every remaining period as Long Island secured the Piggy Bank Bowl trophy for the first time and permanent possession with three championships. Emerson and Horne scored for Redondo Beach, while Novak tackled Moody for a safety.
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Tropical Park Selections by UNITED PRESB list
A list of tropical park selections names many entries including UNITED PRESB, Steve N Gall, Marchese, Atents Haute, Boba Boota, Air Rocket, RIM Song, Fanelix Alley, Coal Heat, Badger, Frankantine, Gacie Bernie, Papadaris, Sue Pat, 1 Wishimay, Reaping Bones, Ismiarelii, Safety, Congo King, ZT Gerel Holly, Go Between, Hoe Up, York Tom, Main Boat, Palmer Method, Shannon, Mr Jamieson, Bombart, and Frankantine as the lone beet.
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Gansett Selections Highlight Diverse Names and Items
UNITED PRESS shadow list features a mix of playful names and titles like Shadow Hosine One Light and Mr Cumberland. Other entries include Edward W. Stone Hoare and Fiddler Girl with assorted references such as Brownskin Plastered and Pop-Bottle. The fragmentary list offers a glimpse of a catalog of items or acts without clear context.
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Bowie Selections in a Tight Row at Race Meet
At the Bowie selections list a set of horses including Pharas Beauty, Battle Ace, Sad Zac, Sore Bounce, Doke O Hempton, Expletive, Tiberian, and others. The draft card notes multiple pairings and possible outcomes with names like Beaker, Worth A Bit, Reve, and Marys Bobbie among the entries.
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Jacks Top Dard Kings In Card League
In the Jewish Center Card league the Jacks beat the Daro Kings 34 to 27 with Smilo vitz and Stroll leading the Jacks and Howard Ratner tops for the losers. The Queens defeated the Aces 33 to 14 as Dryer and Capoto starred. Hoopsters beat the Jays 11-2 in League Elev en action while the Trotters crushed the Shooting Stars 16-9 and the Sharpshooters edged the Celtics 16-6.
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The Most Enduring Fee for Henry III’s Coronation
The Church of St Andrea in Vercelli, Italy was the coronation fee Henry III paid after his 1216 Gloucester crowning. Cardinal Guala Bicchieri received funds for a church built 1219 to 1227 costing $270,000, standing as a lasting honorarium.
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Pino Wins Lowe Award as New England Football Star
Boston University fullback Sam Pino, from Somerville, named winner of the George B Lowe award for outstanding New England football player. He set a school single season rush record with 933 yards and helped BU post notable offense this season. Pino, 5 foot 8 and 195 pounds, is one of BU’s two recipients with Harry Agganta the other in 1931.
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Lakers Subdue Celtics 119 108 in league record game
Minneapolis Lakers beat Boston Celtics 115 108 led by Clyde Lovellette 29 points. Lakers set NBA season records for free throws and combined free throws with 103 by Lovellette and Mikkelsen. Pollard and Cousy notable scores. Schedule changes announced: next game at Philadelphia moved earlier and a Milwaukee visit added.
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