Army Navy Game Shifts to Baltimore Stadium
Baltimore hosts the Army Navy football showdown on December 2 at Municipal Stadium with an expected 71,000 fans. Tickets priced at 4.80 dollars plus 25 cents postage and handling, four per applicant, details to be finalized at a Washington meeting after war loan guidance. The matchup, a 45th in the series dating to 1890, hinges on national title implications and features two top service squads.
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Bucknell and Miami Earn Friday Victories in Early Schedule
Bucknell, still showing scoring punch after a 78-0 win six days earlier, beat Villanova 27-6 in Philadelphia. In the South, Miami routed Presbyterian 32-12 in a night game at Miami. West Texas State edged South Plains AAF 19-14 in the Southwest’s top contest.
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Boxing results from various U S cities report multiple bouts
In New York Johnny Greco defeated Bobby Ruffin in a points decision. In Norfolk Lou Schwartz beat Lou Rass on points. Joe Louis defeated Dee Amos in a three round exhibition in Camden. Mayon Yadlo won in Philadelphia for T.K.CO. Jesse Moroney knocked out Lee Datts in Wazleton. Johnny Finazzo outpointed Bert Lyetell in Worcester. Francisco Torturia won by stoppage in San Francisco.
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Landis Offered 7 Year Contract By Major Leagues
CHICAGO AP Kensaw Mountain Landis who marks his seventy eighth birthday Monday can keep his firm rule over baseball until age 86 if he accepts the confidence vote from the American and National leagues. A joint committee recommended his re election and extension of the major league agreement at winter mediations here. Landis is in St Luke's hospital for a check up and rest since Oct 2 and will finish his term Jan 12 1946 with a seven year term likely to run to 1953 if approved at the next meeting.
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Louis Paired with Merritt in Chicago boxing card
AP states Sgt. Joe Louis will appear next Friday at Chicago Stadium in his first local appearance in six years. The heavyweight champion meets Dan Merritt of Cleveland in a three round exhibition while an eight round bout features George Sugar Costner of Cincinnati versus Sgt. Lou Woods of Detroit.
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Hoppe Extends Lead In Two-Block Billiards Match
In Detroit Willie Hoppe widened his cushion over Welker Cochran of San Francisco despite a Friday two-block split. Hoppe added four points to move to an 850-808 lead with three blocks remaining in the 1500 point championship, which will finish in Chicago next week.
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Hannegan Vacationing Ten Days in Missouri
St Louis reporting Robert E. Hannegan Democratic national committee chairman was spending a ten day vacation in Missouri with plans to visit various cities and meet local party officials during the trip.
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Lowden Edges Wapsie Foe On Second Half Upsurge
The Wapsie Eight conference opener ends with Lowden edging Mechanicsville 31 to 28 after a seven point first half deficit. Deichmann fuels a second half rally as Newhall girls top Oxford 43 40 in a tight four quarter battle. Freeman steadies Newhall’s defense holding Smith to 23.
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Deer Season Short for Lad Ten. Milford Norvell Bags Buck
Milford Norvell, 10, hunting near Bergman Arkansas, bagged a 196 pound six point buck within an hour of the deer season opening. He used a .22 rifle and recovered after a stumble before delivering a decisive shot. The season limit is one buck.
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Greco Edges Ruffin In Thrilling 10 Rounder At MSG
Montreal's Johnny Greco won a unanimous decision over Bobby Ruffin in a fierce ten round welterweight bout at Madison Square Garden before 16,100 fans. Referee Frankie Fullam and judges Healy and Cohen had Greco six rounds to Ruffin, with the UP tally five for Greco, four for Ruffin and one even. Ruffin rallied late but Greco's early lead held, promising a rematch next month.
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Wildlife Head Says 600 Million Shells Available in 1945
Dr Iran N Gabrielson head of the fish and wildlife service told the House committee that about 600 million shotgun shells should be available to hunters in 1945. He noted roughly 500 million were distributed to hunters this year as license sales rose in most states despite travel and other restrictions.
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Trio in a 600 Club Stanek Hits High 630
The 600 club in major league bowling welcomed three players Friday night led by Frank Stanek with a 630, followed by Barney Knowles at 619 and Jack Thenhaus posting 602 for Hur Mon.
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Redskins and Eagles Battle For East Lead
Washington and Philadelphia, the NFL’s only undefeated teams, meet in the nation’s capital for first place and likely Eastern division honors. The prior 31-31 tie, current records 5-1-1 for the Redskins and 4-2-2 for the Eagles, set the stage for a decisive clash. The Giants aim to slow Green Bay’s West race at the Polo Grounds as the Packers sit 8-1 with one game left. Bears visit Detroit, Lions hope to tie for second, while Cleveland seeks rebound in Chicago against Card-Pitt. Brooklyn eyes first win vs Boston, after a lone 17-14 victory in October.
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Golf's Big Timers Head for Portland Open
Portland hotels fill with top pros for the $15,500 Portland Open golf tournament starting Thanksgiving. Early arrivals include Mike Turnesa Willie Goggin and Robert Hamilton who won the PGA Championship at Spokane last August. Mike DeMassey also stars. Expected arrivals include Ralph Guldahl Craig Wood and Sammy Snead with Byron Nelson and Jug McSpaden joining soon.
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Cleveland Oshkosh Open National Cage Race Next Saturday
Cleveland and Oshkosh meet in the National Basketball League season opener in Oshkosh Wisconsin next Saturday night. Cleveland unveils a new owner and coach Stan Allman and a revamped lineup under Jeff Carlin of Case University. Oshkosh will be without Mel Riebe and three other regulars Clint Wager Connie Mack Berry and Bill Komenich due to football commitments and a recent operation.
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The Cedar Rapids Gazette Establishment Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette traces its founding to 1983 by The Gazette Company and is published daily and Sunday from 500 3rd Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Notices include second class matter entry date June 18 1932 and postal regulations. Subscription rates list by carrier and mail editions with prices and regional charges. AFFILIATIONS include Allen Klapp Company and locations in Chicago New York Detroit.
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FASTEETH Denture Powder Promises Firmer Teeth Fit
FALSE TEETH FASTEETH is an improved powder sprinkled on upper or lower plates to keep dentures from sliding or rocking. It is alkaline, leaves no gummy taste, and helps control plate odor. Available at any drug store.
Red Quarter Thriller to Star Hodiak in Technicolor
Dorothy Manners reports John Hodiak will lead the thriller Red Quarter written by Joseph Stanley Pennell after A Ball for Ann. The film follows a convict in a penal colony who becomes a wartime hero, aiming to revive Hodiak’s tall and rugged image from Lifeboat. Pennell, on army inactive list, earns good pay. film to be shot in Technicolor.
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Marriage Is a Private Affair opens Lana Turner leads
Lana Turner and John Hodisk star in an MGM romance directed by Robert Z Leonard at Paramount. The reviewer praises the plain rambling two hour story about a man and a woman without war, spectacular sets, or comic excess, calling it a rare recommend.
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Movie Schedules From Paramount Iowa State Palace Rialto Marion
The Gazette lists Saturday showtimes for Paramount Iowa State Palace Rialto and Marion venues. Titles include Marriage Is a Private Affair The Merry Monahans The Pearl of Death Till We Meet Again Babes on Swing Street The Adventures of Mark Twain Candlelight in Algeria Trigger Trail Return of the Ape Man Are Husbands Necessary And the Angels Sing Music in Manhattan U Boat Prisoner and U Boat Prisoner with midnight showings.
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Lana Turner in a Glamorous Marriage Tale with Hodiak
Nadine Subotnik reviews a Hollywood romance featuring Lana Turner as Theo Scofield and John Hodiak as Tom West. The plot follows marriage trials, a wife’s desire for independence, and a husband’s wish for a traditional home life. Supporting roles by Natalie Schafer Frances Gifford and Keenan Wynn add humor and drama. Based on Judith Kelly’s popular novel, the film retains the book’s spirit despite detail changes.
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Man Who Married Roosevelts Is Dead
Rev. Dr. Endicott Peabody 87 founder and longtime headmaster of Groton School died Friday during his routine afternoon car ride. He performed the ceremony for Theodore Roosevelt and his wife and was a teacher to Roosevelt and one of his sons. Peabody parked by the roadside and apparently fell asleep never to wake.
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