Army Will Crack Pair of Traditions in Notre Dame Pick
AP sports column predicts Notre Dame will defeat Army and Navy as traditions broken. Michigan favored over Illinois. UCLA over California amid transfers. Drew weekly slate includes Penn over Columbia, Indiana over Minnesota, Mississippi State over Auburn, and Navy bases noted among others. closing with a note on comets once seen as omens.
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Hilltop to host Western Illinois State in final home game
MT VERNON Hilltop hosts Western Illinois State Teachers of Macomb in the season finale. Kaiser calls signals while Patsy Rega shifts to halfback with Selm. Franciuk may miss action due to a sore hoof. Claussen at fullback. Lineups shift to strengthen the right flank with Osinga or Picking at right guard and Horst at right tackle.
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Veteran catcher Gus Man Cuso linked to Phillies coaching job
New York AP reports Gus Man Cuso, longtime catcher for the Giants, was given his unconditional release and is now reported to be in line for a coaching position with the Philadelphia Phillies.
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Wilson Host To City High In Last Tilt
Iowa City visitors clash with Wilson at West Side Stadium Friday night at 7 45 p m Wilson’s Rambler squad aims to improve an offense that has stalled recently Coach Bill Barnard sticks with the same starting backfield Birkicht Anderson Gaines and Farmer Wilson faces a Chicago Little Hawks Iowa City team that rose to form and tied Burlington 6 6 last week McKinley travels to Muscatine for the close Franklin meets Franklin at Ames in a Saturday game Roosevelt finished the fall with a win over Grinnell
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Canadian Teams Rally to Top Nhl Standings
United Press reports the Toronto Maple Leafs and Montreal Canadiens dominate the National League with easy wins. The Leafs beat the New York Rangers 6 to 3 for their fifth straight win, while the Canadiens routed the Chicago Black Hawks 9 to 2.
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Hoppe Regains Lead In 3-Cushion Play
World Champion Willis Hoppe moved ahead of Welker Cochran of San Francisco by 200 to 191 in the fourth block of the Trench billiard title play off in Kansas City. Hoppe led 100 to 99 at the start of Thursday, then Cochran rallied in the afternoon to outpace Hoppe 51 to 46 in 43 innings.
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Jockey Marcos Pena Suspended at Sportsman's Park
Chicago AP reports jockey Marcos Pena suspended for the remainder of the current meeting by the park stewards for unsatisfactory riding. His case sent to the Illinois racing board for further action.
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Blimp to Lead Royal Rassle At Athletic Club Night
Foundations of the Coliseum brace for impact next Monday as seven or more rassle performers clash in a battle royal led by The Blimp, a 650 pound veteran managed by Mike Jacobs of New York. Many signers skip entry due to his mass crowding fears. Returning names include Jack Conley Speedy Camell Al Galento Mike Red Ryan Al Caddell and Jack Lamb.
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Rokusek Declared Dead After 1924 Grange Captain Missing
Maj. Frank E. Rokusek, 42, captain of the 1924 Illinois football team with Red Grange, has been legally declared dead by the war department. His wife, Alice, was advised. He and four other Third Air Force members disappeared Oct. 15 when their plane vanished en route from Athens, Georgia, to Tampa.
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Buffalo Takes Lead In Eastern Hockey
The Buffalo Bisons moved into first in the Eastern division of the American Hockey League after a 4 to 2 win over the Providence Reds. The Capitals beat the Cleveland Barons 7 to 1, after a scoreless first period, with three goals in the second and four in the third.
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Badgers reshuffle backfield for game vs. Hawkeyes
Wisconsin coach Harry Stuhldreher will reshuffle the backfield for the Madison game against Iowa. Jerry Thompson will replace injured Earl Girard at left half, T A Cox takes over fullback and punting duties, Joe Campbell returns at right half after a week out with a shoulder injury, and Allen Shafer will start at quarterback.
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Boxing results from multiple sites report quick KOs and decisions
From Fall River to Philadelphia and Lewiston, summaries of bouts include Jimmy Doyle knocking out Jean Paul Green in Hollywood, Maurice LaChance defeating Jean Barriere on points in Lisbon, and McCoy Jones outpointing Rockey Jackson in Philadelphia.
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Two-team Plan Plagues Irish In Army Game
Army uses its two team plan for the annual Yale stadium clash in New York as Lt. Col. Earl Blaik confirms the upper classmen start with Doug Kenna at quarterback while plebes collide in the second quarter. Details include Capt. Tom Lombardo, Felix Blanchard, Glenn Davis and Barney Poole among starters. Notre Dame V-12 and civilian players travel separately, with injuries reshaping lineups.
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Gunder Haegg Ordered to Report for Swedish Army Duty
Swedish miler Gunder Haegg said he must report for military service on December 20 but seeks postponement until January due to a Christmas rush at his Malmö haberdashery job. Swedish officials in New York indicated he completed a year and a half of compulsory training and the call likely requests a one month refresher session.
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Army Notre Dame Ticket Prices Soar On Speculator Market
New York AP reports tickets for Saturday's Army vs Notre Dame clash surged from 4.80 dollars in September to about 25 dollars on the speculative market. The sale reflects high demand for the marquee college football showdown.
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