Luckman And Snyder Spark Bears To Pro Grid Title
Chicago Bears win the NFL title 37 to 9 over the New York Giants. Sid Luckman passes for scores and Dick Plasman Johnny Siegal connect. Bob Snyder adds three field goals to seal the victory as George McAfee Norm Standlee and Ray McLean contribute scoring drives.
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Oldham Dragons remain undefeated in EC Conference race
Oldham’s basketball team beat Arlington last week to stay unbeaten in the East Central Conference. Wanson tops the lineup with a string of dominant performances and Greece contributes heavily. De Smet and Lake Preston share second with three wins and two losses as the standings show a tight race.
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Rockham Rockets Win Seventh Straight, Top Tulare
Rockham High School defeated Tulare 43 to 21 to extend its winning streak to seven games. Levitow led scoring with 19 points, with Barton Seeman and Gossard adding six each, while Donner and Otto led Tulare with six apiece. The contest was Rockham’s last before the Christmas break.
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Doland Wheelers Triumph Over Frankfort Falcons
Doland Wheelers defeated the Frankfort Falcons 230 to 92 last Thursday evening. Doland built a 14-13 halftime lead and extended it to 20-14 early in the third quarter, then stayed ahead. Bicknese led Frankfort with 7 points while Hoffer starred for Doland. Next game on January 8 features a Northeast Conference clash with Clark.
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Britton Beats Clark 27-22 in First Conference Encounter
Britton defeated Clark 27 to 22 on Friday night, holding a steady lead from the start. Clark’s dribblers outplayed Britton in the second half but could not erase the deficit.
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Tigers Triumph Over Hot Springs in Close 25-22 Battle
Huron High Tigers defeated Hot Springs 25 to 22 in a tight Black Hills tour game. Berg led Huron with 11 points while Krutch added key early scoring as Craft and McGinty sparked the Bison offense. The win follows losses to Rapid City and Lead and prep for Jan 2 conference clash with Brookings.
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Hogan Presses Valley Open Hope In Final Round
Benny Hogan moved into contention for the $5,000 Valley Open as Henry Picard led after two rounds with a 64 67 131. Byron Nelson trailed by one stroke at 135, with 59 pros and eight amateurs advancing to the 36 hole final today in Harlingen.
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Officers Reserve Corps appointments announced in Washington
The War Department announced that second lieutenants in the air reserve Merle Glenn Bryan of Stickney and Edward Hamlet Ellington of Spearfish have accepted appointments to the Officers' Reserve Corps.
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College basketball scores from regional games
Northwestern 44 Pittsburgh 32 Wisconsin 36 Marquette 25 Illinois 49 Detroit 34 Butler 41 Town 35 Bemidji Teachers 38 Duluth Teachers 26 Mayville Teachers 57 Eveleth J C unknown result
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Wisconsin Leads Four Untouched Big Ten Contenders
Wisconsin tops the list of undefeated Big Ten teams with a 19 game winning streak under Coach Bud Foster. Minnesota Northwestern and Ohio State also remain unbeaten, while Michigan and Iowa suffered first losses last week.
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Giants, Bears clash and autumn notes in sports roundup
New York giants and Chicago bears loom as long shots in postseason play while Billy Loose prepares for navy service as chief boatswain's mate. The round up also mentions Jimmy Phelan not coaching Washington next season and other college and golf entries from Atlanta to Hollywood Beach.
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Fordham Upset and Sugar Bowl Bid Highlight 1941 Season
Fordham's Rams snapped a five game win streak with a 13–0 loss to Pittsburgh on November 8. The setback didn’t derail Fordham as they won two remaining games and earned a Sugar Bowl bid while Pittsburgh recovered to win two of three other games. In AP voting, Texas emerged as the surprise of the year with 144 points and 16 first place votes. Pittsburgh followed with 39 points and three firsts.
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Louis training routine cited by Jack Blackburn
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Wessington Cagers Edge St Lawrence In Overtime Thriller
WESSINGTON Des 22 Special A last second basket by Albert De Haven gave an overtime victory to the Wessington Warriors over St Lawrence in a basketball thriller here Thursday evening. The final count was 29 27 Muhs led the Warriors with 12 points while C Weaver was top man for St Lawrence with 12 St Lawrence seconds won the preliminary 18 3.
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