Robinson Wins Title In Tough Welter Fight
NEW YORK United Press Ray Sugars Robinson survived a fierce 15 round war to capture the vacant welterweight title from Tommy Bell at Madison Square Garden. Robinson, down in round two, fought back to win by unanimous decision in the crowd roaring bout that drew 15 670 fans. He improved to 74 wins in 76 pro bouts, Bell suffering another setback after a dramatic seventh round assault by Robinson. The bout grossed 82 048 dollars in a show shortened by bad weather.
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Browns Favored Cleveland in Al America Conference Title
Cleveland Browns and New York Yankees were the two favored teams as they completed their practice sessions for the Al America Conference championship game tomorrow. Browns led by star players, aiming to secure the title against the Yankees in a dominant showdown.
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Cisoknos Wins Unanimous Lightweight Decision
Cisoknos, labeled a top eighth best lightweight in the nation, delivered a decisive unanimous victory in a region show last night with no knockdowns.
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Varsity Defeats San José in final minutes thriller
In a hard fought game Hayward outscored San José 14-3 in the final period to turn a tight contest into a 39-29 win. Kenny Peck led Hayward with crucial baskets while Bob Leshe, Bill Dougherty, and Arocki added solid floor play. San José, led by a strong third quarter push, faltered late as the home squad tightened defense and protected the lead. The Bees return to practice over the holidays and plan an Oakland arena appearance to close out the year.
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Second Guessing Second Guessing 1945 WAS HISTORIC YEAR FOR SPORTS
A brisk look back at 1945 sports, noting postwar comebacks and strong performances. It recalls Army at West Point, Notre Dame, California coaching heat, St. Louis Cardinals, Ted Williams, the Mexican League, and the year’s lingering postwar ambitions. The piece blends nostalgic praise with sharp critique of fans and prices.
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Terex Riflers Suffer First Loss to Oakland Marksmen
Terex Riflers fell by 4 points as Oakland marksmen won on Oakland range. Hayward led 940 to 944. teams now tied for first in Bay Cities league with Hayward holding a two point lead on aggregate. Att Bailey top score with 192. Dalyland duo added 194, others tuned 183 193.
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Cal Cagers Fall to Illinois in West Coast Debut
The University of California team lost to Illinois in a surprising 8 to 36 defeat last night before a 7000 strong crowd. Illinois smashed the Pacific coast champions as Tunes W led the West Coast showdown.
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Slap Happy Chandler Battles to Fill Landis's Shoes
A fragmented reminiscence laments the void left by Judge Ken Esau Mountain Landis as corrupt gamblers threaten baseball. It notes the absence of legendary figures like Ruth and Grange, suggesting postwar sports lack iconic stars and face renewed turmoil in 1946.
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DiMaggio Open to Two Baseball Deals in Dixie
Vince DiMaggio said he is considering two baseball offers including possible Salt Lake Bees manager work but has signed no contract. KDYL in Salt Lake City reported he had joined the Bees. San Francisco Seals president Charles Graham said rumors linked DiMaggio to managing a team in the New Sonse league. DiMaggio awaits word before confirming any club.
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Women Keglers End Week With Close Loss In Tourney
Readable fragments show women bowlers from the Flower Pot and House of Beauty teams in a league event, with Joan DeMerse scoring high games near 298 and 909 series. Marie Jose had 183, and Grace Olmstead plus Elinor Smiley posted several splits. Standings note Mel and Rudy leading, with Hayward Bowl and Spudnet in pursuit before league resumes January 4.
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Rose Bowl Odds Shift to Bruins Favor over Illinois
Bruins favored by six points over Illinois after Cal Rossi’s sensational scrimmage. Orv Hatcher cleared to work out but later sidelined by a reinjured side. Jerry Shipkey kept out of scrimmage but to drill Monday as Illinois arrives in Los Angeles Monday.
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Yankees pick Trippi in All America draft
The New York Yankees name all American Charlie Trippi Georgia halfback as their first choice in the All America conference player draft. Felix Blanchard and Glenn Davis, listed as the Army's touchdown twins, were chosen by Brooklyn and San Francisco respectively. Additional picks include Gene Roberts and Francis Barzilauskas by Brooklyn Dodgers, with Dick Hourner reported as Cleveland Browns’ top choice.
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