Army Navy clash closes 1950 season in wintry clash
Army enters as a heavy favorite over Navy in the annual service showdown in Philadelphia despite rain sleet and mud forecasts. The piece notes previous results and forecasts key college games and deer hunting tips between coverage of the big game and season wrap.
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Virginia
Fordham
Syracus
Holy Cross
Boston College
Oklahoma
Oklahoma A and M
Faylor
Rice
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Maryland
UPI
Southern Methodist
Texas
Christie
Tram
Pro Basketball and Baseball Scores Roundup
National Association games Washington 88 Boston 81 New York 78 Rochester 74 Philadelphia 81 Syracuse 71. National League Sheboygan 96 Kansas City 76 American League Paterson 68 Saratoga 72 College Basketball Manhattan 87 Newark Rutgers 41 Lehigh 60 Western Maryland 46 Western Kentucky 73 Southeast ern De 99 Swarthmore 7 Dickinson Pad.
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Western Kentucky
Southeastern
Swarthmore
Dickinson
Oklahoma Army clash top teams in big football weekend
Oklahoma and Army, ranked No. 1 and No. 2, seek long winning streaks as Oklahoma faces Oklahoma A&M in Stillwater and Army meets Navy in Philadelphia. The program also features Tennessee Vanderbilt in Memphis and Notre Dame Southern California in Los Angeles.
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Army Dominates AP All East Football Team Selections
Army places three players on the AP All East squad led by sophomore halfback fullback Pollard. teammates include Dan Faldberg of Dallas end Elmer Stout center and other players from Princeton Navy Penn Fordham and Cornell as coaches and writers select the eastern eleven.
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al Pfeifer
Two Women Bowlers Enter 175 Club with 185 175 Scores
In Brooklyn last night Mary Fimi can and Rosa Baker posted 185 and 175 to join the 175 Club. The report notes boxing style bouts in Brooklyn with Bill Neri and Marouk Markarian listed alongside other regional matchups.
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Bowling Squads Fight For First In American League Standings
The Corry Locker and Hammond Siegator swept third and fourth place Paul’s Men's Wear and Tom’s Thrift Shop to stay tied for first in the American League at Howl-Aire. Other league results show Murphy’s pin spillers extending their lead in the National League with shutouts, while Gilson’s Restaurant narrowed the Ladies’ A League gap by defeating the top team in all three games.
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Crughs Thrift Shop
Murphy's
Gilson’s
Beavers Round Into Shape For Opening Game
Gerry High School basketball coach Fred Schwab expresses satisfaction with a taller, versatile Beavers squad rounding into form for the 22 game season opening next Tuesday against Youngsville. Eight players vie for starting spots while senior Doug Spaulding is set at forward and expected to be a leading scorer in the district. Sophomore Hody McLean has progressed rapidly in practice.
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Fred Schwab
Doug Spaulding
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Langhurst and Stewart Edge Topp in Close Match
Langhurst and Stewart snatch three points from Topp in a high scoring game. Gilson's Restaurant and All-Way Electric posted multiple numbers as teams traded leads in a chaotic league tally.
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Two Junior High Tilts Postponed
Weather and travel conditions postpone two junior high basketball games delaying the Blue Jays season opener. Vic Gragg’s Chargers were to visit Waterford to play Spartan Mere, with rescheduled dates to be announced after conditions improve.
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Waterford
Spartan Mere
Bowl-Atre hosts 200 Club bowling show
Staley Anderson and Bil La nutelle led a group of about six bowlers as they joined Bowl-Atre’s 200 Club last night. Anderson rolled 225, DAmile 221 and 202, with Bob Walrus 212 Don Hutchinson 208 Vic Crage 206 and Duck Stahl 200 also reaching the milestone.
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Bil Lanutelle
Bowl-Atre
Anderson
Da~miele
Bob Walrus
Don Hutchinson
Vic Crage
Duck Stahl
Hockey scores and lineup chatter at local rink
The report notes Toronto 0 Montreal C tie, Cincinnati 4 Springfield 1, and outlines team position battles for open guard and center roles. Jimmy Bogden leads backcourt options while Guy Davis and Roger Andrus contend for center, with Bill Coleman likely to see sho t duty as needed.
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Montreal
Cincinnati
Springfield
Booster Club Reorganized Plan Spurred by Local Fans
Enthusiastic scholastic sports followers met in the Gorry Room at Hotel Comy to reorganize the Beaver Club. Melvin S. Cobbett named temporary chairman with a December 10 session set to revive the club and organize drive for members. A banquet to honor this year’s football team is planned, as past squads received little local fete.
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Beaver Club
Melvin S. Cobbett
Pune
Pitt Favored In Snowbound Pitt Stadium Clash
Pittsburgh December 1 Penn State arrives to face Pitt at Forbes Field in a belated game. Snow removal is done but parking is closed and only trolleys allowed. Pitt is slight favorite for the 240 pm kickoff.
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