Buddy Young Scores Twice In 33-7 Win
Pitt stadium hosted an upset bid that fizzled as Illinois powered past Pitt 33-7 in the season opener. Buddy Young sprinted 46 yards for a first quarter TD, and Louis Cecconi added a one yard run as Illinois built a 7-7 halftime tie before pulling away.
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Illinois and Pittsburgh Battle In Wild Football Scrimmage
A chaotic third period saw Art Dufelmeier dash 38 yards for a Illinois TD and Young sprint for another score after a Pitt fumble. Illinois later added a 27 yard pass TD from Tom Stewart to Paul Patterson and Chick Maggioli returned a punt 75 yards. Pitt outgained Illinois 205 to 226 yards with six passes completed for 73 yards. The box score lists numerous players and positions amid a tense, high tempo intra-squad style game with multiple scoring plays and turnovers.
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Indians Fall to Tigers in Eleven Inning Loss
Detroit defeated Cleveland 5 to 3 in eleven innings as Dizzy Trout notched his 16th win. Walter Evers and Dick Wakefield drove in the decisive runs in the 11th after five singles, three bunts, and a rally keyed by Jittery Joe Berry. Bob Kuzava pitched eight strong for Cleveland before taking the loss. Detroit outhit Cleveland nine to four.
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Mills to Withhold Moss From Illinois Pittsburgh Game
CHAMPAIGN Ill UP Doug Mills athletic director at the University of Illinois said Saturday Perry Moss star Illinois quarterback will be withheld from play until Western conference authorities decide on his eligibility Moss had been expected to play in the Illinois Pittsburgh game Moss attended the university this summer while he was still in service The committee will decide whether that attendance fulfills the requirement that a player complete one semester of residence before intercollegiate athletics participation.
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Red Sox Win In Extra Innings Over Senators
Leon Culberson lined a bases running single in the eleventh and a Washington error scored Wally Moses and Dom DiMaggio as Boston edged Washington 7-5 to capture the victory Saturday night.
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Texas U Demolishes Missouri 42-0 in Cotton Bowl
Dana X. Bible unveiled his final Texas team as the Longhorns routed Missouri 42-0 before 37 000 fans. The coach, near retirement after a 25 year career, displayed a squad with potential All American prospects that dominated the Missouri defense.
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Rhapsody in Nash Baton Rouge at LSU Training Table
Music is served with meals at Louisiana State University athletic training table in Baton Rouge. The note highlights a cultural feature within LSU sports facilities, combining art with athletic support services for players and staff.
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Tennis Topics Iowa Gets Net Star OO OO Now All the University Needs Is a Team
A top junior player, Wayne Anderson, plans to enroll at the University of Iowa with potential to win the Big Nine title, but Iowa has no tennis team yet. Anderson, a Shenandoah farm boy and former Navy lieutenant, faced Pancho Segura in 1943 and reached the semifinals in doubles with Earl Bartlett the same year. The piece notes season finals in city doubles and Eastern Iowa meet, with Dubuque as league champion and women’s teams faring poorly, ending with a quip about tennis plans for 1947.
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Al Ney Named Sports Editor at Waterloo
Edwin R. Moore Jr formerly Waterloo Daily Courier sports editor for 15 years resigned on Saturday. Al Ney, acting sports editor since 1945, was appointed to the post permanently and will leave Iowa. Ney also serves as commissioner of the Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference.
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Kansas TCU battle ends in scoreless tie in opener
Kansas Jayhawks and Texas Christian University Horned Frogs opened their 1946 football campaigns with a 0-0 tie in Kansas City. Fumbles and interceptions plagued both teams as the game remained goalless from start to finish.
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City Net Semis Set as Ball Palmer duel Leads
Two men’s doubles semifinals remain in the city tennis tournament across eight divisions. Dick Ball and John Palmer face Dr. Robert Netolicky and Jim Netolicky at the Country Club. Winners meet Russell Knapp and Karl Ryerson for the city title later this week after defending champion Fred Gable is in the army. last year Gable and Frank Nye won the crown.
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Pirates edge Reds 2 1 in benefit game on late hit
Jim Rus sell delivered a two-out single in the 13th inning to cap a hard fought 2-1 Pirates win over the Cincinnati Reds before 13 810 fans in Pittsburgh. Russell's RBI scored Burgess Whitehead after Hallett opened the inning with a single and a failed pickoff.
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Bradley Over Ripon 19-12 On Punt Returns
Bradley University defeated Ripon 19-12 at Peoria. Ray Ramsey returned a punt 61 yards for Bradley's first score, Fred Yammone added a two yard TD, and Don Case returned a punt 55 yards for a third. Ripon countered with a third quarter 44 yard TD by Bill Davis and a fourth quarter 22 yard pass TD from Ed Klein to Eud Marley.
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Colonels Win Third Straight in Playoff
In Indianapolis Jack Albright homered and tripled driving in four as the Louisville Colonels beat the Indianapolis Indians 7 to 3 to take a 3 0 lead in the American Association final. Al Widmar pitched nine hits allowed for the Kentucky team and they pounded Hutchings Derringer and Reid for 13 hits.
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92 Yard Run Sparks Kentucky 20 6 Victory
Kentucky capitalized on two Mississippi miscues and Don Phelps 92 yard kickoff return for a touchdown as the Wildcats defeated the Rebels 20 to 6 at Stoll Field before a record 19 600 crowd in Lexington.
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Badgers Beat Marquette 34-0 in State Rivalry
Wisconsin, once a preseason question mark, overpowered Marquette 34 to 0 before 45000 fans in Madison. A strong Wisconson line limited Marquette to five rushing yards while backs Dreyer Mayes and Kindt powered the attack. Kindt capped an early 73 yard drive, Mayes added an 83 yard run, and Bendrick added later scores as Wisconsin totaled 444 rushing and passing yards to Marquette's 115.
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Muddy Ruel starts Browns tenure with Sox setbacks
St Louis Browns lose 11 10 and 9 1 to Chicago White Sox. New manager Muddy Ruel watches as Chicago rallies for 10 runs in late innings of game one. Harold Judnich hits two homers and Jerry Witte hits first major league round tripper. Ed Lopat limits the Browns in game two as Denny Galehouse gives up four runs in the first inning.
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College Scores Mixed Across Early Report
West Texas Teachers 11 edged Texas Tech 8 while others like Macalester 13 and William and Mary 61 appeared in the roundup. Several lines show unclear names and misreads such as McMurry o Tuskecee and Captaeus Adolphus but reflect a batch of early season score notes from multiple colleges.
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Iowa State B Squad Beats Ottumwa Naval Preflight 33 to 0
The Iowa State College B team shut out Ottumwa Naval Preflight 33 to 0 Saturday, scoring five touchdowns in the nonleague football game.
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