Hogan Leads Orlando Open With 65 As Hogan Tops Field
Ben Hogan of Hershey Pennsylvania fired a six under par 65 to lead the Orlando open after 54 holes. He stands four strokes ahead of chasers Ky Lafoon and Herman Keiser at 207, with Johnnie Revolta at 208 and Dick Metz and Henry Ranson at 209, as the final round looms.
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Philadelphia
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Jag) McSpaden
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Hot Springs
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Montreal
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Noblesville
Ind
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Mameroneck
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Vols overwhelm Vanderbilt 45-0 in homecoming rout
Tennessee dominated Vanderbilt 45-0 at Knoxville as freshman tailback sparked the attack. Bobby Lund scored four touchdowns and threw for two more while the Volunteers rolled in every quarter for the homecoming crowd of about 15,000. Vanderbilt’s lone threat came in the third period after a Malsberger interception.
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Army Routs Navy 32 13 In Midseason clash
In a November game Army defeated Navy 32 to 13 as Bruce Smith and Clyde Scott starred for Navy with long gains and a late scoring drive. Army earlier built a 20-7 lead and added two more touchdowns while Yale, Harvard, and others posted scores across the nation.
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Trippi Leads Bulldogs To Victory Over Tech
Georgia dominates Georgia Tech 33 to 0 as halfback Charlie Trippi throws three touchdowns and rushes for another. 32,000 fans watch a one sided game with Trippi connecting with Charlie Smith Reid Moseley and John Rauch for long scoring plays. Jernigan adds three extra points.
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Reid Moseley
John Donaldson
John Rauch
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Virginia Routs North Carolina on two rushing TDs by Brown and Fray
Virginia drives for two touchdowns in the second half with Brown breaking a 61 yard score and Fray adding a 13 yard run. A late third quarter burst and a Warren kickoff setup another Cavalier score as UNC struggles to respond.
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Virginia
Carolina
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North Carolina
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Cook
Truman Watches Army Beat Navy in 32 13 Game at Stadium
President Truman attended the Army Navy football game with wife and guests, staying in the presidential box and sharing the moment with officials and a group of veterans. He sat half on the Army side, half on the Navy side, and left by special train for Washington. The ceremony drew many dignitaries including Secretary Byrnes and Admiral Leahy. Turnips noted as calcium sources and vitamin details accompany the report.
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Margaret Truman
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Major
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Kansas City
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Notable Names List in Local Society Update
A roster of individuals including Ellison Rubish Cox Mead Witten Szafaryn Maoczyk Golding Augustine Stiegman Norcross Gammon Walker Crow Hartig Flamish Gorman Curtis Kennedy Virginia Jameson Pickett Kirkland Parlow Parrish Slivinskie Barbour Horsley Sipe Roth Fray Sullivan Scott Mifflin Stanley and Caine appears in a community society note. The item lists numerous residents or attendees without additional context or event details.
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Mead
Witten
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Crow
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Shrine Bowl set for December 8
The ninth annual Shrine Bowl all star football game between North Carolina and South Carolina will be held December 8 at 2 30 PM at American Legion Stadium Charlotte Proceeds benefit the Shrine hospital for crippled children Greenville unit Since 1922 over 100 000 children have been rehabilitated across seventeen hospitals The Greenville unit has treated more than 7 000 children since 1927 with a $350 000 contribution from W W Burgess Admission requires no payment by the child’s family and is open to all races creeds and colors Shrine players are educated about the hospital’s work during practice
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Greenville, S. C
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Longshots Win At Gulfstream Opens Florida Meet
In Miami on December 1, 1962, two longshot outsiders won the Broward handicap at Gulfstream, opening Florida's 120 day winter racing season. A sun-glassed crowd of 20,216 wagered a record $805,866 across the nine races, nearly double the prior high. Eternity ridden by Sterling Young won the first division of the Broward, Burgoo Maid took the other purse in the event’s first half.
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Miami
Fla
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Florida
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Eternity
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Burgoo
Mercury Club To Hold Meeting Tomorrow Night
The Mercury Athletic club will hold its regular semi monthly meeting at the Sheraton hotel tomorrow night at 6 45 announced by Cliff Koontz president. Main business is planning a banquet in December or January to honor the local Black Bison football team.
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