Iowa Hawkeyes Triumph Over Boston University in Boston
Iowa defeated Boston University 34 to 14 at Fenway Park in a rain affected game as Al DiMarco and Jack Dittmer powered a second half rally. The crowd included 82,000 in town for multiple games, with notable visitors from Iowa and Boston University supporters.
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Eagles Clinch Eastern Lead with 42 21 Win Over Redskins
Philadelphia Eagles dominated Washington 42 21 to extend their Eastern Division lead to seven games. Tommy Thompson passed for three touchdowns while Steve Van Buren rushed for 171 yards as Philadelphia moved closer to a second straight division title. Sammy Baugh threw two TD passes for Washington.
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Waldorf to face former pupil in Rose Bowl
Pacific Coast Conference members pick California to meet Northwestern in the 1949 Rose Bowl in Pasadena. Coach Lynn Waldorf will face former pupil Bob Voigts, who played under Waldorf at Northwestern and later coached there. California has one loss in two seasons under Waldorf. Voting was described as extremely close.
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Browns Face Big Stretch Drive in Gridiron Tests
The defending champion Browns defeated the New York Yankees 34 to 21 to stay on course for another All-America conference title. They play Los Angeles in Los Angeles Thursday and San Francisco the following Sunday, a three-game run in eight days.
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Cage Results High School Scores and Pro Association Games
High school cage results list multiple games with Cedar Bague Monticello Dubuque Cascade Elkader and St. Wenceslaus venues and girls and boys outcomes. Pro Association matches show Chicago Fort Wayne Minneapolis Baltimore Washington Rochester Waterloo Oshkosh Sheboygan Hammond Anderson Syracuse results with various point totals.
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Franklin Opens Public School Card at Oelwein
Franklin travels to Oelwein to open the Cedar Rapids high school basketball season as St. Wenceslaus, St. Mary’s Marshalltown, St. Martin’s Cascade and Immaculate Conception begin play. Franklin coach Orville Rust fields three lettermen with several contenders for starting roles. Key players include Culver Mackey Koach Offringa and Brown. The schedule lists Oelwein Cascade Immaculate Conception Marshalltown McKinley and St. Patrick’s in early action.
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Rose Cotton Bowls Teams Picked Today
Southern Methodist clinched the Cotton Bowl host spot by defeating Baylor 13 6. Mustang players vote today on their opponent from candidates including Oklahoma North Carolina Georgia and Clemson as Sugar and Orange Bowl selections loom with final decisions after Thanksgiving. Georgia faces Georgia Tech while Oklahoma meets Oklahoma A and M. Clemson has remaining games with Auburn and Citadel.
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California Bears Bowl History Highlights
California's fifth bowl bid is recalled with past Sugar Bowl and Rose Bowl games. From 1921 Andy Smith's team routed Ohio State 28-0 to 1938 beating Alabama 13-0, with notable moments like Roy Riegels' wrong-way run in 1929 and 1948's strong running attack led by Fullback Jackie Jensen and Halfback Jack Swaner. California and Oregon shared the PCC title while Oregon challenged for a playoff bid.
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Cornell 10th in U S Cross Country Meet
Cornell finishes 10th at the NCAA cross country championships held in East Lansing Michigan. Rhode Island State’s Bob Black wins the title with a 19 52.3 four mile time setting a new meet record while Michigan State claims the team title with a strong showing.
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Chisox Dicker for Dillinger of Browns
Chicago White Sox rebuilders consider a $100,000 bid for Bob Dillinger of the St. Louis Browns with talks involving President Bill Beech of the Cleveland Indians. Preliminary reports cite a $100,000 price plus three Sox players, with Dave Philley the only Sox name previously acceptable to the Browns.
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Yale names Levi Jackson first Black football captain
New Haven Conn AP Levi Jackson was elected Yale football team captain on Monday making him the first Black captain in Yale history. The halfback becomes a historic choice for the Elis and will lead the squad this season.
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