Notre Dame Army clash tops college football slate
The college game reaches a peak with Army versus Notre Dame at Yankee Stadium. The piece notes injuries and lineups, predicts a close Irish victory, and cites other key games in the week including Penn State, Cornell, and Navy losses, plus coach and salary mentions.
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Notre Dame Predicted To Break Army Win Streak At Yankees Stadium
New York forecaster selects Notre Dame to beat Army 28 to 21 at Yankees Stadium. Other picks include Southern California over California, Rice over Arkansas, Iowa over Wisconsin, Alabama over LSU, Penn over Columbia, Northwestern over Indiana, Navy over Georgia Tech, Ohio State over Pittsburgh, North Carolina over William and Mary, UCLA over Oregon, Texas over Baylor, SMU over Texas A and M, Georgia over Florida, Mississippi over Auburn, Tennessee over Mississippi, Tulane over Clemson, NC State over Vanderbilt, South Carolina over Maryland, Penn State over Temple, Boston College over Georgetown, Yale over Brown, West Virginia over Fordham, Cornell over Syracuse, Harvard over Dartmouth, Princeton over Virginia.
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OfficeRays Lead In Raymond League As Five Games Mark Hit
The Office yarns lead the Raymond League by five games after last night’s action winning three lanes and four points over Small Order. Automatics rise to second with a sweep of Flat Department while Machine Shop splits with Inspection. Standings show Office 235 and Automatics 18 10, Small Order 533, Machine Shop 418, Flat Department 58 950. Sonny Staples paced the leaders with 173 194 171. Al Vanssens led the tail-enders with 199 205 142. The Inspection split two games from Machine Shop, posting 943 940 1023 against 929 1047 068. Hubert Weldon anchored the Inspection with 202 197 14. Joe Hajee added strong marks for the Machinists. New Temple coach William Saltzman named for Temple’s wrestling program as it returns to the mat after four seasons.
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Notre Dame and Army Poised for 33rd Grid Tilt
Notre Dame and Army ready for their 33rd meeting at Yankee Stadium with rain concerns, Lujack ankle recovery, and Puson absence shaping the pregame narratives. Army touts 25 straight wins and Leahy leads 46 players while Notre Dame relies on depth and unit strength ahead of the battle.
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Hogan Victor Wins North South Open by Two Strokes
Ben Hogan captures the 72 hole North South Open at Pinehurst by two strokes with a 282 total. He boosts annual winnings to over 10 thousand dollars and secures his third win in the event. Sam Snead and Mike Tur? sail two behind while Dutch Harrison finishes two back of Purgol.
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Hockey Scores Roundup from National and American Leagues
Montreal defeats Chicago 4 to 3 in the National League while St Louis tops New Haven 2 to 1 and Indianapolis dominates Springfield 10 to 0 in American League play.
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Boxing results from New York and Philadelphia shows
Local boxing night yields several decisions. Arensi Rocca Hossano from Brooklyn defeats Juan Carter in a 143 to 138 bout. John Li Russo from New York outpoints Harry Diduk in a 132 to 182 contest. Cassi Low from New York outpoints Wile Weasel from Philadelphia in a 138 to 127 decision.
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Villanova Favored Over Detroit in Big Night Showdown
Villanova enters as a slight favorite over Detroit in a high turnout game before about 20 000 fans. The Wildcats seek relief from recent losses and rely on Romeo Capriotti and Joe Rogers to counter Detroit s potent running game.
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May Shift Game May Move to Shibe Park
The University of Delaware and Mull enibere College may shift their November 3 game to Shibe Park in Philadelphia to accommodate thousands of fans. Also reports from Johnstown note Joey Kushner knocking out Datie McDonald in a boxing bout.
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Salem Rebeats Greensburg in 45 6 Football Victory
Salem beat Greensburg 45 to 6 at St. Vincent College, snapping a three game skid for St. Vincent though Salem College of West Virginia extended its losing streak to 14. St. Vincent scored in every quarter. Salem scored only in the second period.
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Boxing outpoint win in Wilkes-Barre bout
Charley Schosupaut of Wilkes-Barre defeated Joe Carey of New York by points in a lightweight or featherweight contest with weights not provided. The bout took place in Wilkes-Barre whose outcome highlighted Schosupaut's local success and Carey’s eastern challenge.
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