Burley Bowl Set in Johnson City With Panthers vs Buffalos
Johnson City Tennessee plans a gala Burley Bowl event the first of its kind with High Point college Purple Panthers meeting Milligan college Buffaloes next Thursday at 2 45 pm CST. Panthers coach James prepares the squad for the trip ahead of the light drills and a Wednesday departure.
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High Point College
Purple Panthers
Milligan College Buffaloes
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James
Burley Bowl
Tennessee Ls
Roosevelt Stadium
College Panthers
Army
Alabama
Oklahoma A & M
Milligan
Milligan College
High Point College Panthers
Johonson City
Bill Alln
Henderson King
Joe Crain
Cooach Brown
Bowman
Duke Declines Bowl Bid Amid Exam Focus
Duke University will not play in a January bowl as the Blue Devils finish the season atop the Southern Conference. Coach Eddie Cameron cited heavy academic schedules for several players including Gordon Carver Cliff Haggerty and John J as the reason for declining any invitation. The team beat North Carolina 14 to claim the conference title.
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Duke
Blue Devils
Eddie Cameron
Gordon Carver
Cliff Haggerty
John J
Cameron
Duke University
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Eagles and Rams Eye Potential Pro Playoff Matchup
Philadelphia and Cleveland look likeliest to meet for the NFL title as the standings show Cleveland in and Philadelphia chance slim. Washington’s 16-0 win over the Eagles keeps the Eastern race open with six wins and two losses for both teams. Washington, New York, and Boston chase while Green Bay wins with two quarters of scoring. Bears rout Steelers as Sid totals 282 rushing yards.
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Sid
College Scores and Tournament Final Results
Associated Press results show Ellis Island Coast Guard 55 Patuxant NAS 38 and City College New York 59 Wagner 37. In the Ohio Valley Tournament final Louisville defeated Western Kentucky 51 to 45.
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Wake Forest May Go To Sun Bowl
The Sun Bowl selection committee names an opponent for New Mexico in the January 1 classic. New Mexico coaches said Denver University Wake Forest SMU and the University of Virginia were considered, with Virginia not yet heard from. New Mexico accepted host duties after a 6-6 tie with Texas Tech.
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Texx
Sun Bowl Selection Committee
New Mexico
Ted Shipkey
Willis Barnes
Denver University
Wake Forest
Southern Methodist
University of Virginia
Virginia
Texas Tech
Chewning's Lead Depends On Saturday in Southern Conference
In Richmond on November 26, Lynn Chewn ing's 60 points may stand as the Southern Conference scoring mark. Maryland's Bill Poling and Harry Bonk aim for 43 points each, and Dutch Brembs of South Carolina seeks 44 as they close the season with Columbia matchups.
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Lynn Chewning
Bill Poling
Harry Bonk
Maryland
Dutch Brembs
South Carolina
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Bonk
Brembs
Chewning
Columbia
S. C
Terrapins
University of Virginia
Forest
the Birds
Deacons
North Carolina
Duke
Blue Devils
University of Virinia
Opel Hill
N. C
Clemson
Wake Forest
Oklahoma A&M and St. Mary's Set Sugar Bowl Meeting
Oklahoma A and M and St. Mary's will meet in the Sugar Bowl football game in New Orleans on January 1. The report notes the oil industry once distributed about 50 million tourist road maps annually before the war.
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Sugar Bowl
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Baseball comes full circle with young stars set to shine
The roundup notes a shift as veteran Joe DiMaggio and other prewar stars may return, but many clubs plan to test unheralded youngsters who matured in service or on military teams. It highlights a trend toward fresh talent ready for the majors as war-concluded rosters reshape the game.
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Joe Dimaggio
Howie Pollet
Johnny Mize
Uncle Sam
Army
Navy
Giants Look to Bill Rigney and Others for 1947 Infield
Question marks surround several prospects. Bill Rigney is slated as a regular next season after a strong Coast League showing and a trade that sent Dolph Camilli to acquire him even though he would serve in the navy. Don Schmidt and Herb Karpel will get Yankee trials, with Schmidt praised by Joe DiMaggio after facing him in Hawaii and Karpel having a no hitter in the Eastern League in 1940. Eddie Waitkus has drawn big league looks as Cubs consider shifting Phil Cavaretta next summer.
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Dolph Camilli
Navy
Don Schmidt
Herb Karpel
Schmidt
Newark
Joe Dimaggio
Hawali
Karpel
Eddie Waitkus
Cubs
Phil Cavaretta
Names of National Leaguers Removed from Defense List
A list from Red Patterson names several National Leaguers removed from the national defense list. Players include Arthur Johnson Buddy Gremp Chris Haughey Cal McLish Joe Hatton Whitey Platt Marvin Rickert John Schmitz Jim Konstanty Eddie Lukon Bobby Foxx Bud Blattner Frank Hoerst Fred Martin Erv Dusak John Wyrostek Ed Albosta Jack Hallett Ed Leip Ed Stewart among others. Some were not established major leaguers.
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Red Patterson
Ewell Blackwell
Robert Malloy
Eddie Lukon
Giants
Bobby Foxx
Bud Blattner
Phillies
Frank Hoerst
Cardinals
Fred Martin
Erv Dusak
John Wyrostek
Pirates
Ed Albosta
Jack Hallett
Ed Leip
Ed Stewart
Miami Ghaul Seeks Orange Bowl Bid Against Holy Cross
Harry Ghaul has scored TDs in all but one Miami games this fall and added a PAT to win the lone exception. Lee Carey of Vueson Arizona rushed for 90 61 and 51 yard scores with a deer meat remark from his mother and venison dinner from his father after a buck hunt.
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Holy Cross
Harry
Miami
Lee Carey
Vueson
Ariz
Phoenix
Lee
Navy topples Barksdale as Holy Cross blanks Boston College
Late football results list Corpus Christi Navy 21 Barksdale Field 6 with Holy Cross routing Boston College 46 0. Other scores include Fort Bragg 20 Bainbridge NTS 14 Eastern Flying Training Command 7 and Ft. Pierce 21 Keesler Field 7 Camp Lee 7 Camp Peary 6. First AAF and Cherry Point Marines cancellations noted.
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Fort Bragg
Bainbridge Nts
Holy Cross
Boston College
AAF Training Command
Eastern Flying Training Command
Ft. Pierce
Keesler Field
Camp Lee
Camp Peary
First Aaf
Cherry Point
Panthers Keep Seat Among Undefeated
New York dispatch lists three major and six minor college teams with perfect records after Virginia fell to Maryland. Army, Alabama and Oklahoma A and M remain the three major unbeatens, with Army facing Navy and Alabama meeting Mississippi State next Saturday.
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Virginia
Maryland
Cavaliers
Army
Alabama
Oklahoma A
Aggies
Oklahoma
Navy
Mississippi State
Virginia Meets Carolina Deacons Battle Clemson
Virginia faces North Carolina at Cruel Hill and Wake Forest meets Clemson in a pair of featured clashes opening the 1945 gridiron season. Clemson hosts 20 000 fans as the Tigers seek momentum after three straight wins while Wake Forest aims to rebound from a 14 13 victory over North Carolina and a 13 13 tie with South Carolina.
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Carolinas
Tigers
Virginia Poly
Tulane
Georgia Tech
Wake Forest
Deacons
North Carolina Tar Heels
South Carolina
Gamecocks
Charlotte
Spokane election panel tests new voting machine
Spokane county election commissioner G. M. Lockwood, the sole Republican on the panel, pulls a lever to test the device as Commissioner Wiley Brown jokes about his conversion after Lockwood votes a straight Democratic ticket.
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G. M. Lockwood
Spokane County Election Commission
Wiley Brown
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer Ui HORIZONTAL and VERTICAL clues
A listing of crossword clues with numbered horizontal and vertical entries. Includes definitions across multiple lines for words such as wh ip except auditory curve before verbal as breach cotton fabric emollient rate of exchange one who runs away a warble arrest silkworm like a red clay trop ical regions an astringent borr heal abating a weight lack incident commit to writing close tightly value too highly land measure rare metallic element nimbus maker of garments skip own jug theme malevolent unit of time voided escutcheon spirited war horse precede in june teaching ferrum U S coin secondary fright mark aimed at curling heroism stout corn aways wax denomination stannum body of water belonging to that girl.
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Indiana Wins Western Conference Title in 26 0 Purdue Victory
Indiana clinched the Western Conference football crown with a 26 to 0 win over Purdue. Coach A N Bo McMillin led the Hoosiers to the title as Michigan beat Ohio State 7 to 3. Minnesota dropped its stretch to Wisconsin, Northwestern finished strong, and Nebraska defeated Iowa 13 to 6.
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Indiana
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Purdue
Boilermakers
A. N
Bo) McMillin
Michigan
Ohio State
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Nebraska
Iowa
Miami Martial Orange Bowl Bid Gathers Steam
The University of Miami emerges as a strong Orange Bowl contender after Holy Cross signs for the New Year’s Day game and the Grange Bowl committee weighs Miami as a potential opponent alongside LSU Tennessee and Georgia. Belgian and Luxembourg industries resume prewar prosperity aiding U S forces with materials.
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Fifa
Holy Cross
U. S
Shriners To Practice Next Week
Forty six high school football talents from the Carolinas will train in Charlotte next week for the Ninth Annual All Star game. W F Tubby Hanks heads the athletic committee and announced two 23 player squads. South Carolina coach Paul Waggoner leads the SC staff with Joe Collins and J C Boozer as assistants. North Carolina coach Bill Brannin leads with assistants Reid Stanton and Leon Brogden.
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Carolinas
W. F. (Tubby) Hanks
South Carolina
Paul Waggoner
Greenville Parker High School
Joe Collins
Chester
J. C. Boozer
Ninety Six
Bill Brannin
North Carolina
Reid Stanton
Winston-Salem
Hanes High
Leon Brogden
Wilmington
New Hanover
Star Pilot Rises in Derby Contention After Pimlico Victory
Star Pilot the two year old colt bred by Mrs Elizabeth Arden Grahams Maine Chance farm won the $25,000 Pimlico futurity to heighten Derby prospects and a possible Horse of the Year bid. The colt overtook Count Speed in Baltimore as Stymie won the Riggs handicap by a neck over First Fiddle.
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Elizabeth Arden Graham
Star Pilot
Graham
Maine Chance Farm
Count Fleet
Baltimore
Ethel D. Jacobs
Stymie
Brooklyn
Westchester
Ed Muldennan
McSpaden and Hogan Vie in Montgomery Playoff
Harold “Jug” McSpaden of Sanford Maine and Ben Hogan of Hershey Pennsylvania faced off in a playoff for the $10,000 Montgomery invitation at Beauvoir County Club. They were tied 28 two after final round as McSpaden shot 67 to join Hogan for the deciding 18 holes.
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Montgomery
Ala
Pennsylvania
Harold (Jug) Eaten
Sanford
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Beauvoir Country Club
Wandering goldfish reported near Boise police station
Patrolman Ace Gunderson says a goldfish with bow wandered downtown and parked by a public drinking fountain in front of the police station. The owner may claim it by describing the fish and explaining how it arrived at the station.
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Idaho
Ace Gunderson
Gunderson
Army Navy clash to decide national title at Philadelphia
Army Cadets, led by Glenn Davis and Doc Blanchard, seek a flawless two season run as Navy’s Middies challenge for the national championship before about 105000 fans including President Truman. Bowl pictures see Holy Cross and New Mexico sunning in bid for postseason spots.
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Washington State Cougars
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Specialized fangs evolved in snakes and vipers today
The text notes that specialized teeth or fangs arose at least 15 to 20 million years ago in snakes and are now most perfected in vipers and pit vipers. It adds that the Army has built stills to reclaim cleaning fluid with only a 10 percent loss.
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