Cadets Must Win To Retain No 1 Rank In Armys Decisive Clash
Army faces Navy in Baltimore needing a victory to hold the No 1 ranking as AP poll implications and bowl selections loom. Big Ten title hopes hinge on Ohio State’s win over Michigan, while the Pacific Coast and Southest regions crown champions.
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College football season closes with Buckeyes perfect
Ohio State clinched a perfect 11-0 season with a 18-14 comeback win over Michigan in the final weekend, the Buckeyes' first flawless campaign in 26 years. Other results include Notre Dame, Duke, and Army-Navy bowl chatter as postseason plans form.
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Rip Collins Named 1944 Baseball Batting King
Rip Collins, former Gas Hols Cwiy Imemner, tops 1944 batting with a .296 average across the major leagues. The ex-Gas Hols star led the league in batting while posting a 24-point edge over nearest rivals, per J. H. Addisonion of the National Association of Publicity. The tally reflects performances across the senior and minor leagues as the ranking was released.
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Baseball faces decision on next commissioner power shift
New York reports debate over restoring old commission form or keeping a president aided by league heads. The piece recalls Landis era, Black Sox scandal context, and calls for a strong, impartial figure to guide baseball, with discussions of candidates and public sentiment.
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Bears Upset Eagles In Pro Grid Loop
Chicago Bears defeat unbeaten Philadelphia 28 7 to worsen the Eastern Division race. Sid Luckman threw and Don Allison’s 17 periods set marks plus two fourth quarter scores highlighted the victory as New York topped Brooklyn 7 0 and Detroit beat Cleveland 36 14.
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Sam Snead Wins Portland Open After Navy Return
Sam Snead, back from 26 months of Navy service, captured the Portland Open with a 289 total to win the $15,500 event. He topped a field of pros and amateurs as about 5,000 fans watched in Portland. Snead led by two strokes over Mike Tumis at day’s end, rekindling his comeback in professional golf.
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Gliding Wild Bream and the Dream of Flight
The text traces humanity history of gliding from ancient dreams to Le Bris a French captain who sparked serious interest less than 90 years ago. It notes 1860s California pioneer Montgomery worked on motorless flight and that gliders now carry ocean freight and transport troops.
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Two Cleveland keg teams split games with Aero squad
Two Cleveland keg teams invaded Recreation Alleys Saturday to face Aero. Aero No 1 posted 825 761 824 totals against 823 769 798 by Cleveland, while Aero No 2 also won the total but dropped two games as visitors fought back 780 746 157. Colling topped Aero with 211 150 416, and Greeley led Cleveland play with 177 161 at the pins. A third match is planned post New Year in Cleveland. Redacted text references forest fire costs and prevention funding totaling 55 million to 90 million annually, plus impact on lives and wildlife.
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Haig Faces Rubber Shortage As Golf Boom Grows
Timmy Jordan profiles golf equipment designer and manager Walter Haig, noting unprecedented postwar demand for rubber and other materials. Haig explains shortages hinder ball production and gear, forcing patience for golfers, while servicemen overseas increasingly take up golf to build fitness and skill ahead of peace. He foresees warily that wartime materials reuse limits will constrain recreational golf until supplies stabilize.
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Kinley's Smash Leads Fourth Ladies Bowling Play
Kinley Grabs lead in the Fourth Ladies League after a three-game win over Zunkermans as Lanston and the all-Way Electries stumble. Gilt Shop edges Tom the Water Hose in Spillers. Ellendre Thayer tops Kinley with 169 181 126 and 102 168 147 for the losers. Evelyn Davis leads with 126 131 129 as the Gift Shop and other teams post scores.
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Bear season opening brings expectations of heavy kill
News from the hunting fronts reports a deep winter snow and strong belief of a large bear kill as opening day approaches. Hunters move into camps while protectors warn of possible dangers and calls for reducing bear numbers.
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