Buffallo Memorial Auditorium to Host Hidden Gems in December
A bustling winter sports schedule fills Buffalo Memorial Auditorium from December 1 through March with a weekly doubleheader featuring Canisius, Buffalo State, and other colleges against top national programs. Expect Oklahoma A and M, Notre Dame, Oregon, and more to visit. The opening night pairs Canisius with Oklahoma A and M and Niagara with Georgia, showcasing strong college football action alongside traditional rivalries like Penn versus Cornell.
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Army Clings to First in Football Poll as Navy Looms
Army remains No. 1 in the Associated Press weekly college football poll heading into the Navy game at Franklin Field. A Navy upset could unseat Army, with Notre Dame a close challenger, while Georgia, UCLA, and Tennessee also vie for top spots as the season nears its end.
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Wilcox Five Pads Key Lead In City Bowling Standings
Jim's Keystone moved back into first place in the Clymer League last night, snatching two games and total pins from Linn's in the feature match. Other results show Conservation winning a pair from Clymer Bug and GLE blanking the Legion as Wilcox Grocers built a five-game lead. Ray Burr rolled a season high 955 series for Wilcox, with scores 871 931 617.
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Durocher Signs New Contract With Dodgers
Leo Durocher inked a renewed deal with the Brooklyn Dodgers as attention pivots to pennant hopes. President Branch Rickey warned of a major trade surge at Los Angeles meetings while Durocher signals a youth emphasis, planning upgrades and likely shedding veterans ahead of next season.
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Delaware to Play in Cigar Bowl on New Year’s Day
Delaware the unbeaten team will travel to Tampa, Florida for its first Cigar Bowl appearance on New Year’s Day. Coach Bill Murray, who rebuilt the program since 1940, leads the squad into a postseason game during Christmas break, facing Rollins College at Winter Park Florida.
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Allentown to host world champion league ball park project
Art Roulzong, business manager president of the Allentown team, announced plans to build a Class B Interstate League ball park costing over 100000 in Allentown as soon as materials are available. The project would bring the World champion St Louis Cartleads to the city as the first club.
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Boxing results from last night in multiple cities
The report lists several boxing results including Juan Serrano from Puerto Rico defeating Art Robha of Pittsburgh, with Serrano noted at 169 percent and Robha at 162. In Scranton Joe Paleo defeated Chet Vines of Rome with a 150 reference.
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Lightweight title at stake in Philadelphia rematch
The November 26 bout at Convention Mall features champion Seb Montgomery challenging upset winner Wes Mouzon for the New York Pennsylvania lightweight title. Mouzon is a 6 to 5 favorite as both fighters train hard for a knockout battle in front of about 15,000 fans and a roughly $100000 gate.
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