Army Navy Clash At West Point Highlights Final Week
Army Navy set to clash at West Point in the traditional finale with Notre Dame Great Lakes games drawing national interest. Notre Dame dominates headlines after a 14-13 comeback over Iowa Seahawks as Purdue completes an unbeaten season by beating Indiana 7-0.
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Ray Carlen
Lou Nova
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Bobby Ruffin
Red Lambert
Lakewood
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Sammy Angott
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Giants
Bulldogs Clinch SEC Cellar as Tech Wins Attic Clash
Georgia Bulldogs fell to the conference cellar while Georgia Tech claimed the attic in a Saturday clash. LSU and Tulane results aside, Tulane beat LSU 27-0, sending LSU to the Orange Bowl invite chatter. Georgia sat out last week. Tech routed Clemson 41-6 with many reserves playing.
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Broadway Sam in Motion and Parodying Broadway
Broadway Sam appears as a colorful character and self styled expert on the T formation. He riffs on politics and sports, jokes about Gypsy Rose Lee, Dewey, Manila Bay, and Roosevelt, and recounts his Hollywood and hockey ties. He teases fashion and cuff rules while boasting about a unique wardrobe and autograph stance.
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Joe McWilliams
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Yuma
Sports Mirror: Duquesne, St Mary's Prevail In 1st Year Recap
Today a year ago Duquesne defeated Villanova 6-0 in football while St. Marys Preflight beat Santa Clara 13-6. Three years ago Lew Jenkins knocked out Pete Lello in the second round. Five years ago the Cubs announced Dizzy Dean would receive about $20,000, matching 1938 salary.
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Santa Clara
Lew Jenkins
Pete Lello
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Dizzy Dean
Gantt Tops Southern Conference Scorers In 1943 Season
Duke’s Rog Gantt leads the Southern Conference with 47 points in nine games aided by 41 placements after touchdowns. Duke defeats North Carolina 27 6 to clinch the conference title as Wake Forest star Fred Grant trails with 42 points.
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Baugh Scores 2 Touchdowns In Three Plays
Samuel Adrian Baugh of the Redskins stunned the Bears with a rapid scoring burst at Griffith Stadium, delivering a 21 to 7 victory as he returned from a knee injury to start. Coach Bergman praised his leadership while Cafego and the line supported the decisive series.
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Fighting Irish Triumph Keeps Perfect Record
South Bend report details Notre Dame overcoming a 14-7 halftime deficit to defeat the Iowa Seahawks 14-7. The victory extends the Fighting Irish to 9–0 under coach Frank Leahy, honoring Knute Rockne as Leahy asks players to uphold the program’s historic standard.
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Smattering Of Safety Hints For Hunters On Opening Day
A Central Press outdoor column warns hunters on opening pheasant day about gun safety and ethics. It cites a couple’s accident from a flight of pheasants, urges the rule that every gun is always loaded, and lists do nots to prevent accidents, including never point a gun at what you do not intend to shoot and keeping the muzzle under control. It stresses sharing ammunition during shortages and abiding by game laws.
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Slam
Notre Dame Tops Iowa in Tight Classic Toppled Huskers
Notre Dame's backfield stars Fred Earley Bob Kelly and Johnny Lujack led a 14 to 13 victory over Iowa Sha wks with Earley booting decisive kicks after a 64 yard drive Kelly added a three yard score Lujack directed the offense completing seven of 18 passes for 97 yards Reed Nostrom helped Colorado College post a 6 to 0 win over Colorado University Don Kasprzak Dartmouth shattered Princeton 42 to 13 Boris Dimandiieff Purdue beat Indiana 7 to 0 Otto Graham Northwestern said farewell with 14 in a win over Illinois Villanova defeated Temple 34 to 7 Robe sparked a 7 to 6 upset of Missouri at sea hawks over Parkersburg youngster Earley sealed Notre Dame title hopes
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Stadium price mix in Ivy and pro football recap
New York roundup notes high ticket prices from Harvard Boston football and Dartmouth Princeton games. Bears Redskins brawl priced high by scalpers. Joe McCarthy comments on Joe Gordon. Other items include golf ball history exhibit, Army Notre Dame cadet pick, boxing and hockey notes, and Yankee Marius Russo working in an aircraft plant.
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Football Scores From Sunday North and South Regions
Holy Cross defeated Tufts 4 to 0 while Camp Kilner beat Brooklyn College 47 to 7. Wright Field over Bowman Field 13 to 9. Cherry Point Marines crushed 12th Replacement Depot 40 to 0. Fort Monroe defeated Norfolk Marine Base with 44 points.
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McKee Wins Turkey Over Sanders Kidd McKee Tie
In the Emery wood Country club blind bogey opener McKee, Dallas Sanders, J B Kidd and Harold McKee all posted 79 in regulation. McKee won the playoff to claim the prize, an elegant Thanksgiving fowl, as the other competitors watched. A quart of milk provides seven percent of daily Vitamin D needs.
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Unbeaten Untied Teams Count Drops With Losses
The unbeaten untied list narrows to nine as Iowa State, Rutgers, Boston College and Doane fall from the leaders. Notre Dame Purdue and Randolph Field remain atop the undefeated group with three or more games.
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Koslowski Tops Football Scorers With 23 Points
Stan Koslowski of Holy Cross dominated weekly scoring by rushing for three touchdowns and converting five times for 23 points. He pushes season total to 75, leading east scorers while national leader Bob Steuber sits at 129.
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Bob Steuber
de« Nauw
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Thy Butkovich
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Kearns Earns Observer All Western Conference Honor
Gene Kearns of High Point is named a top flanker on the 1948 Charlotte Observer all Western conference football team. Co captain Tony Cernugel's High Point squad lists Terry Braswell and Bob Bollinger on third team as sturdy linemen.
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Bison
Charlotte Observer
Tony Cernugel
High Point
Kearns
Cernugel
Terry Braswell
Bob “Atlas” Bollinger
Observer
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W.salem
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Kermit Coble
Greensboro
Bob Alexander
Gastonia
Tommy Harris
Norm Whiteheart
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Winston-Salem
Charlie Pearson
Jimmy Shoemaker
Robert Apple
Dan Gunter
Tom Joyce
Charles Wylie
Norman Stallings
W-Salem
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Ed Mabry
Fred Boger
Jack Lyons
Bill Feeney
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Gene Graham
Bill Thompson
Dim Hooten
Frank Curran
Tom Stewart
Bob Bollinger
Bill Chambers
Ed Charles
Robert Frye
Bob Martin
Salisbury
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