Packers Face Decisive Title Run As Sloppy Week Ends
In a crowded week of NFL results New York Philadelphia and Washington all lost shaping an East division scramble. Philadelphia defeated by Bears 35-20 and Cardinals topple Pittsburgh, while Detroit beat Cleveland 26-14 as Green Bay eyes a Dec 17 date for the title with two weeks to go.
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Football scores roundup from military games
Cross beats Boston College 30 to 14. Camp Lee defeats Toro Marines 0 to 0. San Francisco 0 at Field 13 with Miami Navy 0. Dietrich 34 Richmond AAB 6. Field 25 Havana 7. Pre Flight 42 Dante Field 12. Field 33 Amarillo AAP 6. Lejeune 52 Camp Mackall 6.
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Black Bison Set To Meet Reidsville In Final 1944 Game
High Point Black Bison host Reidsville in Albion Millis Stadium for the last game of the season. Reidsville, runners up in Class B, brings a strong forward wall and speedy backs led by Hap Perry. The Bison regain Ray Delappe as Ce McDonald is out, while Reidsville aims to finish the year strong despite a prior 8-7 loss to Laurinburg.
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Blue Devils To Play In Sugar Bowl
Duke faces Alabama in the Sugar Bowl with both teams holding 5 4 records after a season of conference races. The article lists bowls for Jan 1 and notes college and service teams finishing their seasons with Army Navy looming as the top attraction.
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Navy and California clash in 1940s college football notes
On late Saturday Atlantic City Navy 31 faced Princeton G Murray 58 Milleaps 0 while Southern California 40 defeated UCLA 14 and St Marys Navy 33 beat California 6. The results show Navy and California involved in key contests across the region.
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Undefeated Elevens Remain Ten At Season End
Army Ohio State Randolph Field and Bainbridge Navy lead the nation with five or more games undefeated and untied. Yale drops from the list after a tie with Virginia. other teams include Fort Pierce Amphibs Maryville St Thomas Dekalb Camp Campbell Norman and Thomas Jefferson notes.
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Landis successor debate looms for major league baseball
New York November 27 report weighs appointing a new commissioner after Landis era. It notes risks of restoring old commission system and cites wartime scandals, postwar player impact, and the challenge of finding an acceptable candidate. It mentions Leslie OConnor and league presidents and recalls Hugh Fullerton Sr. on Landis.
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Radio Schedule Notes and Evening Programs Listed
Radio program rundown shows time shifts for Eastern and Central zones with serials, dramas, news, music, and specials. Entries include Captain Midnight, Dick Tracy, Superman repeats, War commentary, The Cavalcade of America, and late night concerts with varied sponsors and hosts.
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Davis Leads Nation With 114 Points
Army star Glenn Davis tops college football scoring with 114 points for the week. Drake’s Del Cockayne and Mississippi State’s Tom McWilliams tie for second with 84 points. Rankings show touchdowns points after, and field goals across conferences.
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Cavaliers To Prove Tough Team As Heels' Last Opponent
Richmond Virginia November 27 1944 The renewed Dixie rivalries close the Southern Conference football season except Duke with a Sugar Bowl date. Duke clinched the title by defeating North Carolina 33 0 Wake Forest runner up Clemson third Brinkley Wake Forest leads scoring with Undefined.
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Slam'n Sam Grabs Honor In Portland
Samuel Jackson Snead wins the Portland open tourney medal with a 289 total to claim $2,675 in war bonds. Mike Turnesa finishes two strokes back at 291, tied for second, as 5,000 fans watch hot shots and deft putting. Nelson and McSpaden place in the field with bonds and cash, while Ted Longworth takes third with 279 to earn $1,350.
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Elementary Tag Grid League Nears Closure
Cloverdale holds a Wednesday win over Elm Street to tie with Johnson Street for finals entry in the Elementary School Tag Football series. Ray Street Elm and Emma Blair post six wins each to qualify for the final series beginning Friday. Ramblers meet YMCAs at 3 45 PM on Postoffice Playgrounds Tuesday. Marsh Shavers vs Cloverdale Sluggers at 4 45 PM. Junior High fields host Chestnuts versus Mechanicsville and Monroe Juniors versus Oak Hill boys.
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