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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1944

Page

10

Army Wins Crown With Navy Victory

West Point defenders and backs powered a 30 7 win over Navy before 70 000 at Baltimore Stadium. Blanchard and Davis led a high scoring attack while Walterhouse added two extra points as Army claimed the national title in a decisive late season victory.

Fritz Howell Baltimore Army Rugged Navy West Point Felix Doc) Blanchard Bishopville Glenn Davis Los Angeles West Pointers America Herschel Fuscenter Blanchard Ted Little ‘Hamberg di Dale Hall Tigh Blanchard Donhitmire Bianchi Whitmire Jury Davis Blanchard Puntberg Bob Jenkins Hansen Bill @erron Leon Bramlett Clyde Scott Vic Fines Scott Jenkins Davis Army Flash Walterhouse Max Minor Lombardo Army Navy Pitzer Bena Ease Bramlett L Arnold Whitmire A PTE Conceces Iiinhacinis Cee Ee Stenge Martin Stanowicz Carrington Gilliam Rafalko Saa Ae Hansen Kenna Pee Duden Q. B L. H R. H. Blanchard TNT Becos Esac Hall Kenna Artyonde Foldberg Halligan Saxby Poole Hayes Coulter Biles Gerometta Lake Fuson Tucker Lockard Sensanbaugher Dobbs B. Martin Guy Coppedge Deramee Kiser Shofner Turner Baker Pettit Walton Barksdale Ellsworth B. Smith Hamry T. A. Timlin Niagara F. S. Bergin Princeton W. H. Ohrenberger Boston College F. R. Wallace Washington R. E. Owings John Hopkins

Raiders Cop Two Battles Open Season Win at Cotaco

Decatur Red Raiders swept both junior and senior games at Cotaco. Juniors won 45 to 18 led by Leonard Love with 15 and Aubrey Free with 10. Seniors edged 20 to 17 paced by James Carl Osborne scoring 12 of the 20. Next game is Tuesday in Decatur against Trinity High at 7:30.

Decatur Red Raiders Raiders Cotaco Decatur Leonard Love Aubrey Free Coatco James Carl Osborne James Austinville Ogle Trinity High

Philippines coastlines span about 12000 miles

The archipelago's 7 083 islands bind a coastline near 12 000 miles, roughly double the length of the United States coast.

Philippines United States

Service Men to Aid Blue Gray Classic Roster Grows

December 30 game to feature twelve servicemen now in the armed forces with furloughs arranged. Notables include Glenn Dobbs of Tulsa and Charlie Trippi of Georgia. Coaches Waldorf Snavely McMillan plan to deploy stars from Auburn Mississippi State Indiana Cornell and Army among others.

D. Jerome Currie Montgomery Ala War Department Tulsa Glenn Dobbs Second Air Force Charlie Trippi Georgia Frankie Sinkwich Third Air Force Southern Pride Grays Wally Butts Tulane Monk Simons Auburn Carl Voyles Shorty McWilliams Mississippi State Curtis Kuykendall Lynn Waldorf Northwestern Carl Snavely Cornell Bo McMillin Indiana Bob Hoernschemeyer Allen Dakdebrun Army Edgar Phinney Waldorf Armed Forces Blue-Gray John Tavener Jack Dugger Ohio State

Tech Wins SEC Title With 44 0 romp Over Georgia

Georgia Tech Engineers thrashed Georgia 44 to 0 in Athens to clinch the unofficial SEC crown. The win gave Tech a 4 0 conference record while Tennessee finished second after a Rose Bowl bid. LSU beat Tulane 25 6 in Baton Rouge to place sixth, Tulane eighth. Greenland and Iceland noted as western hemisphere.

Associated Press Georgia Tech Engineers Tulsa Georgia Athens Notre Dame Duke Tennessee Volunteers Alabama Louisiana State University Tulane Baton Rouge

Army and Navy clash thrills 70 000 at Municipal Stadium

A wartime crowd packed Baltimore’s Municipal Stadium for the Army versus Navy game. Generals Marshall Arnold Lear and admirals King Leahy Ingram attended on the Army and Navy sides, with Roosevelt family representation and government officials near the 50 yard line. Mayors and governors, including Philadelphia’s Bernard Samuels, watched as Randolph Field pursues a post season pairing.

Busham Municipal Stadium Baltimore Army Navy Ed Yan George C. Marshall H. H. Arnold Ben Lear Ernest J. King William D. Leahy Jones H. Ingram Atlantic Fleet Ingram Naval Academy Roosevelt John Bootpopp Congress Bernard Samuels Philadelphia Randolph Field Texas

DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE AND CRYPTOQUOTE CLUES

A mixed page shows a crossword with across and down clues from biblical weed to needle eye, plus a Cryptoquote puzzle. The cryptogram reads ARYSDYJ LDOO YQc TW. with yesterday’s quote from Marcus Aurelius about revenge.

Arysdyj Ldoo Aurelius

Night Baseball Poised to Continue Across Leagues

Night baseball grew in the major leagues last season and will be reviewed at the December 13 joint meeting in New York. AL clubs with lights Chicago St Louis Cleveland Washington Philadelphia did well after sundown with Washington leader Clark Griffith pushing for expansion. A near record 1944 attendance reached 4 995 121.

Chicago New York St. Louis Cleveland Washington Philadelphia Clark Griffith He haNee

Army Smashes Navy 23-7 in War Bonds Day Game

Army defeats Navy 23 to 7 before 70 000 fans at Annapolis field. Davis and Blanchard powered the Cadets with two touchdowns and five key interceptions by future generals sealed the win. War bonds totaling 58 637 000 were sold during the event.

Orlo Robertson Baltimore Army Navy Glenn Davis Felix Blanchard Arch Arnold Joe Stanowicz Annapolis War Department

Horned Frogs Dimmed by SMU in Conference Clash

In Dallas Texas on December 2 the Southwest Conference race ended sourly as Texas Christian’s champion Horned Frogs lost 9 to 6 to Southern Methodist. SMU, near the conference cellar, outplayed TCU most of the game and secured the win with a second period field goal by Pete Joena and a third quarter tally by Bobby Folsom. Randy Rogers scored TCU’s 7 yard dash in the second period.

Dallas Tex Texas Christian Horned Frogs Southern Methodist Mustangs Frogs Pete Joe_ana Bobby Folsom Randy Rogers

Notre Dame Completes Season With 28 7 Victory Over Great Lakes

Notre Dame’s Fighting Irish rout Great Lakes 28 7 in South Bend to finish a 10 game season with only losses to Army and Navy. Halfback Steve Nemeth converted four times as Frank Dancewicz threw a 15 yard TD to Bob Kelly and Ed Saenz fumbled into a TD for the Irish.

South Bend Ind Notre Dame Fighting Irish Great Lakes Army Navy Jim Youel Jim Mello Frank Dancewicz Bob Kelly Steve Nemeth Halfpath Ed Saenz John Mastrangelo Doug Waybright

Tech Crushes Georgia 44 0 in Orange Bowl Lead

Georgia Tech outplayed Georgia 44 to 0 in Athens as Frank Broyles and George Mathews starred. Broyles accounted for two touchdowns and three touchdown passes, while Mathews caught two TDs and threw another pass. The Engineers dominated with strong defense and disciplined offense, securing a decisive win in Sanford Stadium.

Chick. Hosch Athens Georgia Tech Georgia Atta A. Raz George Mathews Navy Bobby Dodd Tech Frank Broyles Mathews Charlie Murdock Allen “Dinky Bowen Broyles Phil Tinsley Tinsley Ken McCall Reid Mosel

Football Results From The East And South Regions

Army defeats Navy 23 to 7 while Notre Dame beats Great Lakes 28 to 7. Oklahoma tops Nebraska 31 to 12 and Georgia Tech thrashes Georgia 44 to 0. LSU earns 25 to 6 over Tulane, Virginia over North Carolina 26 to 7, Presbyterian 34 Havana 0. SMU 9, TCU 6. 18 defeated Southwestern 7, Arkansas 41 over Arkansas Aggies 0. Texas Tech 7 over South Plains AAF. Far West Denver 27, Colorado College 13.

Associated Press Army Navy Notre Dame Great Lakes Oklahoma Nebraska Georgia Tech Georgia Louisiana State Tulane Virginia North Carolina Presbyterian Havana Southwe Southern Methodist Texas Christian Southwestern

LSU Defeats Tulane 25-6 in 42nd rivalry game

LSU under coach Skip Patrick defeated Tulane 25 to 6 in Baton Rouge. QB Y A Tittle and FB Elwyn Rowan engineered a potent passing attack to pace the Tigers, who built a 6-0 lead and added two more touchdowns after halftime. Tulane, led by tailback Dub Jones, fought back with a late scoring drive.

Patrick Louisiana State Rowan Tittle Knight Tigers Charley Webb Ndy Lay LSU Tulane Dub Jones Greenies Waves

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