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Bills Colts clash looms in Buffalo Baltimore park
Nine games loom in the NFL and AAC as Buffalo hosts Baltimore in a pivotal battle that could clinch the eastern crown for the Bills. Also on tap are NY Yanks at Chicago, 49ers at LA, Browns at Brooklyn, plus NL showdowns in Detroit and Green Bay.
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Boxing Results From Last Night Fussed Or Unclear
Len Taglin stopped Bist Dever in five rounds in West Palm Beach Florida while Avchie De Gini outpointed Jackie Cunningham in Lakewood New Jersey. The bouts featured 165 pound and 126 pound divisions with fighters from New York Michigan and New Jersey.
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Notre Dame Clemson Set To Win Easy In Final Slate
Notre Dame meets USC in Los Angeles and Clemson faces Citadel in Charleston as teams aim for an unblemished season. More than 100,000 expected to attend the Notre Dame Trojan game. Clemson seeks its tenth victory. Other bowls and regional games listed with scores and notable records.
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Bliss Cleaners Lead In Ladies B League Action
Bliss Cleaners maintained their early lead in the Ladies B League by defeating Helman s while Helen Shoppe beat Rossbacher s. Topp s won against Connie s and Thomas Motor edged Franz Furniture as standings show Bliss Cleaners atop with 25 17 record.
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Duquesne Hires Grid Coach Speculation rises
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports based on a reliable source that Duquesne University will appoint a new grid coach at a top officials meeting next Monday. The present coach Kays Kovalcheck and school officials deny knowledge, while the president could not be reached for comment.
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Alvin Dark Named Baseball Rookie of the Year
New York details Alvin Dark of the Boston Braves named the baseball rookie of the year for 1998 by the Baseball Writers Association. He secured 27 of 48 votes. Gene Bearden followed with eight. Rich Ashburn of the Philadelphia Phillies led the field in votes for the honor.
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LaMotta Wins Close Decision in Garden Bout
New York reports a tight victory for Jake LaMotta over Yarosz at Madison Square Garden, with judges split 5-4 and 8-7 sometimes giving LaMotta lopsided favors. The fight featured heavy body work, cuts around Yarosz eyes, and exchanges that kept the crowd on edge as LaMotta extended his January Garden date prospects.
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Temple St Josephs Begin Doubleheaders Tonight
Temple and St Josephs open a pair of 16 collegiate basketball doubleheaders at Convention Hall. Temple faces Maryland in the opener while St Josephs meets Tennessee in the second game. The Owls rely on Ed Lerner and Nelson Bebb to pace the attack as Maryland is a Southern Conference contender.
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College Basketball and High School Scores Briefs
Erie Prep edged Albion 40 26 while Warren beat Erie Est 40 25. West Springfield defeated Girard North East 54 49 and Cambridge Springs defeated Edinboro 53 10. North Shenango over Seegertown 46 Townville 20 Pleasantville 37 Bloomfield 9 Waterford 24 Wallsburg 22. Also noted are scattered college results including Chicago University and DePaul, with incomplete names and stray lines.
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Carnegie Tech Faculty Wives Dress Up Band
Carnegie Tech band members will gain new uniforms as faculty wives sew plaid pieces in Seon and Now. The group plans 50 new garments and aims to reach 80 to 120 total pieces to expand performances. New York reports Jake LaMotta and Tommy Yas figure in a separate note.
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