Navy Dominates Army in Snowy Philadelphia Victory
Navy, using thirteen backs including Cliff Lenz and Bob Leonard, defeated Army 10 to 0 at Municipal Stadium. Leonard kicked a field goal and the extra point after Dick Shafer scored, while Navy's defense and backfield block stifled Army’s ground game. Navy held the Cadets to six first downs as Swede Larson closed his first year with the Midshipmen.
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Army Navy clash ends in Navy victory on late field goal
Navy wins the annual clash with a fourth quarter field goal after a tight battle against Army. Key players include Hatch Shafer and Lenz for Navy, with Gillis and Gutting contributing for Army. The game features punts, drive stalls, and a late scoring sequence that seals the Middies’ win.
Thomasville Cagers Beat Marsh 46 39 In Extra Period
Thomasville edged Mars Furniture 46 to 39 after a 34 all draw, in a five minute overtime at the MC.A. A Conrad led with 14 points, S Conrad and Prevost added 12 each, Hart 12 for the local squad. Officials seek nearby opponents by letter or phone.
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Tigers Edge LSU In Open Football Thriller To End Season
Tulane defeated traditional rival LSU 33 20 in New Orleans to close a season with a share of the Southeastern Conference title. The game featured long passes, punt blocks, and multiple lead changes as Tulane rallied in the final period behind strong rushing and key plays from Kellogg and Glass.
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Farm System To Furnish Fireworks
Cincinnati hosts the annual major and minor league meetings as debates over farm systems heatedly unfold. Landis and Bramham face off against independent clubs over owner ship and working agreements while 1,500 baseball men gather for talks likely to shape player relations and contracts.
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