Navy Rallies to Beat Penn 14-7 in Final Minutes
Navy defeats Penn 14 to 7 at Franklin Field as Tony Minisi catches a 24 yard touchdown pass from Hunchy Hoernschemeyer with 24 seconds left. Navy overturns a 7-0 halftime deficit, driven by a key field goal block and two late scores. Penn coach George Munger hospitalized with grippe, unable to attend game.
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Franklin Field
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Dick Scott
Bob Evans
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Jenkins Savitsky
Dickerson Mostert
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Cocker Spaniel Club Plans Specialty Showing Dec 16
The Cedar Rapids Cocker Spaniel Club plans a December 16 specialty show following a September sanctions match. Winners from classes such as American Bred Open and Novice will compete for Winners Male and Winners Bitch and Best of Winners under AKC rules.
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Navy and Westminster Grid Positions Listed With Officials
The clipping lists player positions for guards and centers including Farnham Kurtz Hass ler Deuber Schneider Castle Hubley Melton and others for Navy Ends Market Carnahan Wallace Tackles Shimshak Kristich Turner Sorenson backs. It also notes C Scott Williams Welsh McMurray Currence Minisi Barron Sondheim as players with officials Alble J Booth Yale umpire Frank Bergin Princeton linesman David Fawcett Westminster field judge J Cooper French penny state.
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Washington Downs USC 13-7 in late rally upset
Washington stunned favored USC 13-7 in Seattle as two late forward passes set up the winning touchdown by Gordon Hungar after Wally Cash and Marvin Hein connected for a 42 yard score. Ted Tannehill earlier put USC ahead with a 33 yard run and Verle Lillywhite added the extra point. Washington remained unbeaten at home against USC since 1932.
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The Dude Wins Brown Memorial At Sportsman's Park
The Dude ridden by a star apprentice won the John A. Brown Memorial at Sportsman's Park in Chicago over seven furlongs, holding off Did Play. Pomp's Gal ran third as 13,000 fans watched. the winner earned $3,930 more this year, bringing his Chicago track total to $14,030. A spill injured jockey Matt Johnny and may have fractured his left leg requiring hospital observation.
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Temple Grabs 6-0 Win Over Pitt After Fumble
Temple University remained unbeaten by capitalizing on a Pitt first period fumble to edge the Panthers 6-0 before 15 000, marking Temple's fifth straight victory in a tight college football finish.
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Browns Welcome Back Berardino After Navy Discharge
St Louis Browns announce second baseman Johnny Berardino has been discharged from the navy and will report to the club for the next season after entering service early in 1942.
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Veeck Sells Brewers Club to Chicago Investor Salenger
Milwaukee Militia Brewers sold to Chicago attorney Oscar Salenger who will own the stock while Bill Veeck remains as vice-president and chief scout. Rudy Schaffer named president and secretary Frederic Mendelson assistant secretary Nick Cullop remains manager with policies unchanged. Veeck plans to join wife in Tucson and may not join new GM Rogers Hornsby.
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Football Scores EAST AND MIDWEST WITH WIDE VARIETY OF GAMES
Scores from regional college and service academy games list numerous results across East Midwest and South. Notable showings include Haverford over Penn Millary 27 0 Delaware State 11 Lehigh 6 Harvard 25 Ohio State B 23 Purdue 6 Florida A M 25 and Army Prison Blood Drive note shows inmates donating 100 695 pints to armed forces during the war.
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Washington State Routs Idaho Vandals 21–0 in Home Win
Washington State College crushed Idaho 21 to 0 before 4,000 fans in Pullman. Freshman left half Bill Lippincott scored two first-half TDs and Jim Hatch led the Vandals with the backfield, while WSC added two late scores and leveraged 214 passing yards.
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Canadiens Open with Win Over Blackhawks
Montreal defeated Chicago 8 to 4 to start the season behind rookie Billy Reay and veteran Toe Blake each scoring twice. Montreal led 3-0 after the first period and added three more in the second, while Chicago tallied three in the second and one in the third, with a second period melee causing penalties on both sides.
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Bruins Tie Leafs in NHL Opener at Toronto Arena
Toronto crowd of 14 608 watched the Boston Bruins hold the defending Stanley Cup champions to a 1 1 tie in the Maple Leafs season opener. The Bruins fell to Chicago in their earlier game.
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Buzfuz Edges Apache For Jamaica Stakes Victory
Sunshine stable's Buzfuz nosed ahead at the wire to win the $10,000 added Scarsdale handicap at Jamaica on a fast course. Apache, the favorite, paid trifecta of returns from place and show, while Le Havre, at 27 to 1, finished third. The time was 1:41 4-5 for a mile and 70 yards.
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Columbia Dorian Wins No 5 as Brown Fades
Columbia football extended its unbeaten streak to five with a 27-6 win over Brown before about 15 000 in New York. Lou Kusserow scored three touchdowns and Emil Ladyko added one as Columbia capitalized on a first period fumble to set up a 97 yard touchdown march.
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Yale Bulldogs Upset Cornell Eleven 18 to 7
Yale upset Cornell 18 to 7 before about 30 000 fans in New Haven. The Bulldogs rebounded from earlier disappointments to defeat the supposedly classy Cornell football eleven.
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Badger Cross Country Triumph in Minneapolis Meet
Wisconsin's cross country team led by Knight Webster defeated Minnesota 22 to 36 in Minneapolis. Webster finished first, pacing the Badgers to the win on Saturday.
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Braves to Hold Spring Training in Fort Lauderdale
Boston Braves general manager John Quinn announced Thursday that the team will hold its spring training next season in Fort Lauderdale Florida. The move marks a change from previous locations as the club prepares for the upcoming season in the National League.
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Condiment and Marine Victory Score in Graded Stakes at Pimlico and Laurel
Condiment equalled the Sagamore stake record in the first division at Pimlico, earning 6650 and 11195 season total as Marine Victory captured the second section in 1 13. Navy day saw a 9 year old Navy finish second at Rockingham park. El Lobo won the Burlingam handicap at Bay Meadows, paying 38.60 12.20 and 8.10. Weeson won a Navy day allowance in Tijuana, paying 15.60 4.20 and 2.80.
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Arkansas Rolls Over Mississippi 19 to 0 Before 24000 Fans
Arkansas defeated Mississippi 19 to 0 at Crump Stadium in Memphis before 24 000 fans. The Razorbacks used a powerful line and strong backfield to drive 86 yards for one score and push another two in the final minutes. John Bruce’s earlier runs and a 35 yard interception return by Harold Hensen sealed the win as Mississippi failed to mount a sustained ground game.
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Oklahoma Drubs Kansas Aggies After Late Start
Oklahoma turned a 0 13 deficit into a 41 13 victory over Kansas State as Al Needs intercepted a Dick Harris pass and returned 99 yards for a score. The Sooners added three late touchdowns and dominated after the early momentum shifted, with key plays including a 16 yard TD pass from Johnny West to Aubrey McCall and a 57 yard pass to Bandy ruled out of bounds.
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Loras Dominates Wheaton 39-7 in Homecoming Clash
Loras College ran to a 39-7 victory over Wheaton College in Wheaton Illinois. Ray Braun scored three touchdowns set up by passes as Loras built a 32-0 lead. The win marks Loras fourth straight while Wheaton suffered its third defeat in five games.
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Relief for gas pains and heartburn with UDGA tablets
Advertises UDGA tablets as a quick home remedy for stomach ulcers and hyperacid symptoms. Claims a 25c box with a money back guarantee and over 200 million users. Emphasizes relief from gas pains indigestion sour upset stomach and related discomfort.
Bing Crosby to quit racing and join baseball club
Pasadena report says Bing Crosby will retire from racing after ten years with a stable and sell his Del Mar track interest. He plans to buy into a yet unnamed major league baseball team as part of a cross sport retirement move per exclusive Star News sourcing.
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Texas Tech Tops West Texas State College In Narrow Win
Texas Tech outscored West Texas State College 12 to 6 at Tech field. Hunter connected with Leach for a 50 yard TD in the first quarter. Walter Schlinkman, an All-American candidate fullback, tied it in the third with a 34 yard return and later scored the winner with a 30 yard run in the final period.
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Tigers Roll Past Commodores 39 to 7 in Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University overwhelmed Vanderbilt Commodores 39 to 7 before about 20 000 fans in Baton Rouge. The Tigers displayed power and deceptive plays to take control early and cruise to victory.
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Mary Roberts Rinehart Faces Challenge Writing Crime Novels
After four years of murder mystery work, Mary Roberts Rinehart describes writing as difficult. She explains she drafts each story three times with pen and ink to craft her novels.
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Jayhawkers Dominate Wichita U. 13-0 in Kansas City
Kansas outplayed Wichita University on the ground and in the air to win 13-0 before 10 000 fans. George Gear connected with David Schmidt for 40 yards but a penalty nullified the conversion. Frank Pattee added a third quarter score after a long drive. Linwood Sexton led Wichita with key gains, but Kansas finished with 12 first downs and 161 rushing yards.
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Barons Open Season With 4 3 Victory Over Providence
Cleveland Barons win their first game of the season 4 to 3 against the Providence Reds before a sellout crowd of 10 862. Rookie goalie John Kiszkan filled in after Paul LeClerc was injured in the first period and Fred Thurier sealed the win with his second goal of the night.
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