Weekend College Football Slate Highlights Rivalries and Bowls
The preview highlights 1946 week slate with Yale and Harvard strong on offense and other eastern matchups like Alabama over Boston College and Princeton over Dartmouth. Big Nine title chase features Michigan vs Ohio State with Notre Dame and UCLA in key power contests. Also notes winter sports plans, state ski championships at State College February 15-16, and local high school Spartansburg opening cage season.
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Southern Cal predicted to beat UCLA in key clash
In New York on November 24 Harold Claassen forecasts a Southern California upset over UCLA in Los Angeles a pivotal clash for Rose Bowl consideration. He notes UCLA is unbeaten yet Trojans have surged, predicting a Trojan win while outlining other college football picks and a boxing result from Highland Park.
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New York
Pacific Coast
Southern California
University of California At
Los Angeles
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Hie
UCLA
Trojans
Oregon State
Ohio State
Notre Dame
Tulane
Tish Inke Asiesta
North Carolina
Duke
Chase Justice
Michigan
Wolverines
Fox Mlinois
Northwestern
Olio
Joe Whistler
Timois
Buddy Youn
Morehan
Timows
Yale
Harvard
Harlow
Hut Yale
Levi Jackson
Crimson
Tennessee
Kentucky
Neyland
Tennesse
Delaware
Muhlenberg
Smanller College
Eflevens
Army Notre Dame rematch eyed by Los Angeles council
Los Angeles officials invited Army and Notre Dame to renew their scoreless earlier game. The city would host December 22 or 25 at Memorial Coliseum with about 103000 seats and charity proceeds. Maj Gen Maxwell Taylor promised a two day reply. Notre Dame’s Father Cavanaugh said the idea might be favored if Army agrees. LaFayette hosts Lehigh in football as 17000 expected for the longest running rivalry.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Big Nine
Army
Notre Dame
Harold Herby
Memorial Coliseum
The
American Legion
West
Polit
South Bend
Harby
Maxwell Taylor
West Point
John Cavanaugh
Trish
Leo Muito Upsets Larussi In New York Fight
In New York Forum Arena Leo Muito aged 1261 outpointed Johnny Larussi 131 in a brisk eight round bout. Both boxers hailed from New York as the crowds roared for the close exchange and decision.
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New York
Forum Arena
Leo Muito
Johnny Larussi
Stan Musial Is Most Valuable In Senior Loop
Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals was named the National League’s most valuable player for 1946. The 26-year-old first baseman topped the voting with 319 points from a 24-man Baseball Writers Association of America panel, earning his second MVP award. Dixie Walker of Brooklyn finished second with 159 points, Enos Slaughter and Howie Pollet of the Cardinals placed third and fourth, and Johnny Sain, Harold Reese, Ed Stanky, Del Ennis, and Petey Reiser followed in the top 10.
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Mustal
St. Louis Cardinals
Donora
Clouter
Musial
Baseball Writers) Association of America
Jimmy Fox
Boston Red Sox
Redbird
Brooklyn
Dixie Walker
People's Chevee
Right Nelder
Enos Slaughter
Howie Pollet
Slauhter
King
Pollet
Johnny Sain
Boston Braves
Harold
Pee Wee) Reese
Ed Stanky
Dodger
del Enis
Philadelphia Phils
Harald Pistol Petey Reiser
Brooklyn Fn-Chase
Phil Cavarrella
Chicago Cubs
Eye Grid Battle Fo Night At Eye Stadium
Cory fans anticipate the Eye Grid Battle at Eye Stadium tonight at 8 o clock. Cory High stars Louis Sherwood and Jak Wilson are slated to start for the East team with Wilson at left halfback and Sherwood in the backfield. Members of the Cory High band will participate in the charity spectacle between halves.
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Clahth Annus Erle Lions
Cly
Klekott
Louis Sherwood
Jak Wilson
Corry High
Wilson
Sherwood
Coryleigh Band
Danny Litwhiler Receives Multiple Degrees at Masons Reunion
In Bloomsburg Pennsylvania Danny Litwhiler Borlon Braves outfielder was conferred the 11th 12th 18th and 20th degrees during Caldwell county Masonic order reunion last night.
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Bloomsburg
Danny Litwhiler
Borlon Braves
Caldwell
Masonic Order
Ring Results Highlight Akron and Philadelphia Bouts
In Akron veteran 6-Tippy Larkin won by TKO over Mills from Garfield New Jersey while AM'S Valley Stream provided 143 percent. In Philadelphia Doug Ratford outpointed Billy Nikon in a 146 percent judge’s decision as New York based fighters fought on.
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Tippy Larkin
Garfield
N. J
Tommy Mills
Am's
Valley Stream
Philadelphia
Doug Ratford
New York
Billy Nikon
Mouzon Favored To Defeat Montgomery In Lightweight Title Bout
Philadelphia November 28 Mouzon 20 year old challenger for the world lightweight title meets Bob Montgomery The Bobcat in a 15 round Convention Hall bout Tuesday night Odds favored Mouzon over Montgomery as he has been sparring with regularity observers expect him to peak against the Bobcat Montgomery has been knocked out in a prior title clash by Mouzon and will seek revenge in this contest.
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Saoomanceu
Philadelphia
Wex Monzon
New York-Pennsylvania
Bob
Bobcat
Montgomery
Long
Mouzon
Christensen's Win Two From Wilcox Grocers
The Christensen Motor Keglers won two games from the Wilcox Grocers in an Eiks' League match Wednesday evening. The Christensen team scored strings of 678, 1017, and 1003 against 1000, 992, and 952 for the Grocers. Louie Baker rolled 194, 176, and 118 for Christensen, while Char Hey Shuss rolled 184, 189, and [dt] for the Grocers.
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Christensen Motor Keglers
Wilcox Grocers
Eiks
Sp Bames
Louie Baker
Christensen
Char— Hey Shuss
DeMaret Leads Druid Hills Invitational Round Two
Jimmy DeMaret carded a five under par 67 to take a two stroke lead in the second round of the $12,000 Druid Hills Invitational at Atlanta. Several players could not finish due to darkness after rain interrupted play. nine others withdrew. DeMaret, Houston pro, posted 34 in the opening nine and 33 on the back to total three under par 67. Nearest rivals included Lau and Tommy Bolt, both at tied positions.
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Jimmy Demaret
Jesser
Pix
DeMaret
Houston
Lau. Work Slampf
Washington
D. C
Tommy Bolt
Shreveport
California Wins Four State Teachers College Crown
California's superscharged team defeated Haven 61 to 1 in the conference game last night to claim the Four State Teachers College Conference crown. The undefeated squad earned the title on comparative scores after Mansiaid beat Haven by only 14 to 13, leaving California with four league wins.
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Pennsylvania
Teachers College
Ted
Mansfeld
Hayen
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