New York Excited Over Offer to Match Braddock Louis
Joe Gould, manager of Jimmy Braddock, says a $400000 bid to match Joe Louis in a 12 round no decision bout in Atlantic City is serious though Braddock may hold a NY title shot next summer. The piece also notes Kate Smith backing a Celtic basketball return and changes within the team.
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Lapeniek
Night baseball gains tentative league approval for Reds Cards Browns
The Reds Cardinals and Browns will play limited night games next season after the American League removes restrictions to allow the Browns sale to a Chicago syndicate led by Donald L Barnes. The move follows prior AL consent and the NL's earlier approval two years ago. Teams plan lights at Sportsmen's Park as part of the sale terms.
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Unbeaten trios and top matches predicted by United Press
United Press writers predict Marquette Northwestern and Santa Clara will win major weekend games with Army poised to upset Notre Dame and Princeton to top Yale. Other top picks include Navy over Harvard, Carnegie Tech over Duquesne, Manhattan over Georgetown, and Penn State over Pennsylvania.
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9000 Strikers Demand 15 Percent Wage Boost
Celanese plant in Commu se and Mal, with more than 9,000 workers, closed by a strike. Workers demanded a flat 15 percent raise. company kept a skeleton staff inside to maintain equipment and said no operation would occur.
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Tech in High Spirits Expect 70 Beat Dukes
Pittsburgh November 13 Carnegie Tech football team upbeat about upsetting Duquesne University tomorrow at the stadium after a final practice. Captains Nestor Henrion Earl Hudson Jerry Matelan Kalfack and Leo Napotnik have recovered from injuries and will play.
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Nine Varsity Beavers Lose For 37 Campaign
Nine Beaver football players depart the squad after a 37 loss season. Coach Russ Byler plans backfield reshuffles using strong returning linemen and list of upcoming talent. Captain names include Sullivan and Bracken with several starters leaving, while 1977 prospects show depth at line and backfield. A fourth paragraph notes an Ohio State Illinois game drawing 25,000 fans.
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Paul Taylor
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al Dubrosky
Fred Christensen
Carl Gates
Jimmy Lundy
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Paul Phelps
Gulicie
Christensen
Bob Reynolds
Charles Rourke
Dick Nichols
Army Faces Notre Dame In Classic At Yankee Stadium
New York November 13 Army holds a light edge over Notre Dame as they meet tomorrow at Yankee Stadium in a traditional Western football showdown. The game is expected to be close with betting and past records offering little guidance.
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Penn State to face Penn in annual gridiron clash
ISTATE COLLEGE Pa Nov 13 The Penn State football squad departed for Philadelphia determined to upset Pennsylvania University in Saturday's annual gridiron encounter The Nittany Lions optimistic after last weeks offensive showing have focused on the Quakers for several weeks Penn States new backfield averaging 153 pounds per man includes Red OHara Harry Harrison Sammy Donato and Joe Metro
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Notre Dame Arrives for Army Game Amid Backfield Injuries
Notre Dame reached Rutland to finalize plans for tomorrow's Army clash as backfield starters Vice Wojcihovak Larry Danhom and Steve Miller may be unable to start due to injuries. The team tunes up after arrival and weighs injury status ahead of key showdown.
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Simimmons and Coach Patch Up Troubles
In Iowa City on November 18 Onzie Simmonis and coach Oasie Solem settled their quarrel after a midnight conference. Simmonis, a husky back, rejoined practice this day following the earlier disagreement that led to his quitting the team.
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Salem
Wildcats Drill By Unhell Preas
Northwestern arrived in Dearborn for a game and held a brief warm up. Coach Lynn Waldorf reviewed assignments and expected Michigan to challenge them more than Wisconsin did tomorrow.
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