Army Downs Duke 19-0 as Tucker Shines in Air
Arnold Tucker threw three touchdown passes to beat Duke 19-0 at the Polo Grounds. Glenn Davis and Bar ney Poole caught touchdown passes as Army finally relied on the air to topple the stubborn Blue Devils in front of 49,031 fans.
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Bowling results from Lincoln and Parlor City Major
Johnny Hoppe led the Friday night bowling with 656 after games of 224 223 and 209. Red Pfeffer and Krabbenhoff each had 621 to join the over 600 club in Lincoln and Parlor City Major, while Clark Haddy topped Bowham with exactly 600. The scores:
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Red Hawks Start Basketball Drills
The Red Hawks from St. Wenceslaus, led by Rev. J. L. Kissling, begin practice with 16 candidates and plan a 21 game season starting November 19 at home against St. Mary's of Tow a City. The schedule features multiple home and away games across December to February.
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Ripon Romps Monmouth 20-6 for Homecoming Win
Ripon remains unbeaten in the Midwest Conference after Ted Scalissi scored twice, first on a 40 yard run and later a 75 yard sprint. Bill Davis added a third quarter TD, while Monmouth tallied on a second quarter pass by Doand. Monmouth earned 14 first downs to Ripon’s 3.
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Franklin Does Solo in Cedar Rapids Cross Country
Franklin finishes solo in Cedar Rapids high school cross country race with a 5 32 time. Runners Keith Sanford Lloyd Ewart Ray Vermeersch and Heusinkveld supported the effort in a competitive event.
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Minisi Sparks Penn Victory Over Middies
Tony Skippy Minisi starred as Penn crushed Navy 32 19 in front of 78000 at Franklin Field. He scored three touchdowns and threw for another, highlighting a dominant Penn offense blending T formation with the single wing. Navy’s late rally fizzled as Penn reserves finished strong.
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Wake Forest Conquers Tennessee 19-6 in Knoxville
Wake Forest, outlasting Tennessee before 25,000, handed the Vols their first loss to break their unbeatens streak. The Deacons led 6-0 after a 66 yard drive capped by Clay Croom. Tennessee scored early in the second on a Lund to Powell pass, then Wake Forest added two more touchdowns in the third and late second, Brinkley finishing the Jumbo drive with a four yard plunge.
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Unpredictable Huskies Trample Bears in Seattle
Washington Huskies battered California Bears 20-6 in Seattle. A relentless Husky offense opened gaps for swift backs and dominated the homecoming crowd of about 40,000. The Bears offered little resistance as Washington seized control early and maintained the lead throughout the game.
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UCLA Routs Broncos in all periods for fifth straight win
UCLA beat Santa Clara 33 7 in Los Angeles as the Bruins rallied from a slow start to score in every period. A crowd of 35 898 witnessed UCLA extend its winning streak toward the Rose Bowl with a balanced attack and steady defense.
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Pheasant and duck season guidance from Iowa sportsmen
The article provides hunting safety rules, land access tips, and season notes. It covers gun handling safety, seeking landowner permission, and local enforcement quotes. It cites duck stamp funds, public shooting grounds in Iowa, and ongoing wildlife conservation efforts with regional examples. It also notes Spirit Lake fishing success and broader states’ marsh strategies.
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I Lonborg To Pilot Cage Stars Again
CHICAGO AP Arthur Dutch Lonborg Northwestern basketball coach will handle the 1946 College All Stars for the seventh successive year against the Fort Wayne Zollner’s in Chicago Stadium on November 29. His associate coach will be chosen from a list including Iba Carnevale Rupp Allen Cann Meyer Ripley Olsen Shelton Olsen and Olsen has left Ohio State to coach the Chicago entry in the Basketball Association of America.
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Dodgers Trade Paffrath for McDonald with Seahawks
In New York the Brooklyn football Dodgers swapped full back Bob Paffrath to the Miami Seahawks in exchange for 210 pound blocking back Walt McDonald.
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