Cameron Grabs Undisputed Lead Among Little Colleges
Cameron University dominates the junior college football rankings, taking undisputed first place after Compton’s Tartars fall to Pasadena’s 14 to 13 upset. Cameron rolls to a 62 7 victory over Panhandle Inst, reaching a Williamson rating of 74.6, the top mark among junior colleges this season.
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Cameron College Aggies
Compton
Tartars
Edce Amhoush
Cameron
Paul EB. Waliamaon
Lawton School
Little College
Calif
Pasadena
Williamson
Itn
Panhandle
Thoradany
Wilchamaon
Tyler
Texas
Texans
Compton College
Compston
Verenon Howell
Kilgore
Isp
Cameron Thompton
Michigan Tops Again As Grid Experts Rank Teams
The Williamson System put Michigan at No 1 after a 40-6 win over Wisconsin while Notre Dame fell to No 2 after a 26-19 victory over Northwestern. Other top clubs included Penn State and Army, with several upsets and near misses affecting the national picture.
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Wisconsin
Weel
Michigan
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Fenn State
Navy
Penn
Quakers
Army
Nebraska Wesleyan
Hastings
Magnolia A
Oxanics
Regent to Talk on Anderson Coaching Decision
In Anderson Iowa, Regent to discuss Dr Eddie Anderson's fate at University of Ista. Board review postponed action after four hours, awaiting personal talks. Resignation expected to take effect July 2, 1846, with leaders seeking a near term decision and possible talks with Paul Brechler.
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Iowa City
Eddie Anderson
University of Ista
University Board In Control
Anderson
Virpitchin
Univer
Bnin
Tic
Paul Brechler
Crooked Oak Star Runner Scores 33 Touchdowns This Season
Crooked Oak boasts a single standout back who tallies 33 touchdowns and 204 points this season. He also has 2 two point conversions and four extra points, guiding Crooked Oak toward the district title and state playoff berth.
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Crooked Oak
Urlahgma Gory
Frank
Blaci& Hack
Wilkinson Admits Fumbles Helped OU Defeat Missouri
OKLAHOMA CITY November 18 The Sooners beat Missouri 21 to 12 as fumbles and strong kicking by Darrell Royal helped Oklahoma gain the edge. Coach Bud Wilkinson praised the home fans and credited Missouri miscues for boosting OU’s morale. He warned Nebraska remains the tougher test, insisting his team is mentally ready for Lincoln.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Lincoln
Bud Wilkinson
Missouri
Snower
Sueclhatie
Celoys
Royal
Darrell Royal
Windmann
Kyereth Oldahon
Duke
Nehkrualea
Wilkinson
Nerdraalen
Notre Dames
Wile
Stillwater
Gould
Havas
Louis Urges New York to Join National Boxing Association
Journal reports Joe Louis in Peon Lakes New Jersey advocating New York’s entry into the National Boxing Association. A unified body would enforce suspensions and license denials across the United States and beyond, affecting fighters who contest penalties in any member state. Louis argues a national organization would protect honest boxing and ensure consistent standards.
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Peon Lakes
N, J
Joe Louis
New York State
Enlos Bo
Chen
National Boxing Association
Louis
Walcut
Yorke Boxing Commission
New York
A. Herald
United States
Canada
M. BR. A. Sher Weagnel
Van Foeathall and Cameron Round Trip Fare Gist
Fragmentary note lists price for round trip with Allan and Th Sweaty reference. Mentions p144 and Bene tL. Unclear details but indicates travel fare or ticket terms between Van Foeathall, Cameron, and Allan.
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van Foeathall
Fang
Cameron
Allan
Callity
Red Sox Rebuild By Acquiring Stephens And Kramer
Boston lands Vern Stephens and Jack Kramer from St. Louis in a six for two swap. In return the Browns receive seven Boston farm players and a cash infusion around 109000 dollars. Stephens slated for third base under Joe McCarthy, Kramer posted 11 wins 14 losses last season. The deal includes Ray Pattee Eddie Pellagrini and three farm hands with Pete Layden Al Wilmar and Jim Wilson among them. Two more players will go to the Browns later from Red Sox farm system.
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Boston
Vern Stephens
Pitener
Jack Kramer
St. Louis Browns
Red Sox
Fay Stephens
Keumer
Brownie Teanager
Harold
Muddy) Ruel
Stephens
Sox
Joe McCarthy
Kramer
St. Louis
Ray Pattee
Eddie Pellagrini
Pete Layden
New Orleans
al Wilmar
Jin Wilson
Louisville
Browns
Prep Playoffs Open This Week
The Associated Press reports the Oklahoma high school football playoffs begin this week with Class EB games Thursday and Class A and B action following. Turkey storms hit the schedule as teams like Purcell, Wilson, Okemah, Antlers, Poteau, Cheyenne, Garber, Crooked Creek and others vie for state titles. The season’s end is clouded by forfeitures after the state association ruled undefeated Chandler and Davenport used ineligible players.
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Associated Press
Cass
Nest Weale
Pam
Scheilutes
Dik City
Thi
Contanche
Antiers
Potean
Chevmah
Plaher
Ska
Avra Faphi
Morris
Dewey
Garber
Crooked Gate
Oklahoma City
Wetonga
Fairview
Morria
Oklahoma High School Athletic Association
Chandler
Davenport
Fights Last Night: Notable Boxing Matches Across Cities
In San Francisco Fred Appa outpointed Georgie Abrams in a 10 round bout. New York’s Johnny Williams defeated Ali in a 10 round decision. Rome’s Roberta Proietti fell to Tinly in a 10 round bout in Boston where Dennis Patrick Brady beat Jackie Weber in a 10 round match.
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Associated Irons
San Francisco
Fred Appa
Toll
Georgie Abrams
New York
Johnny Willams
Montgomery
Ali
Roberta Proietti
Rome
Tinly
Boston
Dennis Patrick Brady
Hardford
Conn
Jackie Weber
Pawtucket
Michigan Edges Wisconsin to Lead AP Football Poll
Michigan tops the AP writers poll after a 40-6 win over Wisconsin. Notre Dame rises with a 26-19 win over Northwestern, Southern California climbs, and Penn State moves to fifth after beating Navy 20-7 in a crowded voter field.
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Wisconsin
Michigan Wolverines
Associated Press
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Northwestern
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Lad Wirst
Yates
Michigan
Southern Molliadist
Bart Aronisana
Mustangs
Penn
Army
Southern California
UCLA
Penn State
Navy
Notre Damie
South
Cali
Pennsylvania
Texas
Alaluania
California
Georgia Tech
North Carolina
Wile Hang
Pairings Set For Braves Ring Show
Pairings announced for tomorrow night's boxing card at Mort SHidinen school gym to open the 1947 season. Top bout expected between Rayfield Peahway and Thekle Tate. 126-pound and 118-pound bouts highlight the lineup with many Fort Sill team members listed among welters and lightweights.
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Paulrluga
Mort Shidinen
Ozzie Parton
Teast
Rayfield Peahway
Thekle ‘Tate
Hoth
Cillian Schoal
Athek Pepturnaerk
Ed Tipasan
Eferee
Harold Teddling
Lewis Moter
Koenneth Foco
Harold Powardy
Matthew Peahway
Jimmy Ray Caddo
Mickey Weryackwe
LeRoy Mason
Virgil Poco
Yter Wubnee
Rudy Fisher
Wibur Pewo, Jr
Orville Cable
Herman Aligoom
Rye Fawbush
Jimmy Begay
Lions Drill For Tiger Invasion Victory Aims For Class A Push
Douglass high school Lions seek a second straight Claus B Negro title and a move to Class A next season with a big win over Chickasha’s Lions. Coach Urey wary of Tiger back Bob Busse who is a top threat. Game moved from Chickasha to Lawton due to field issues. admission 80 cents.
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Lincal High School Neers
Chichashi
Douglass High School Lions
Urey Wry
Coneh Hy
King's Lions
Atute
Ardmore
Lions
Bob Busse
Tiger
Sensan Lielkers
Orighnilly
Chickisha
Lawton
Tigers
Rogovin Arrested After Walks In Caracas Baseball Game
In Caracas Venezuela November 18 Brooklyn pitcher Saul Rogovin of Buffalo in the International League walked the first four batters he faced and was hauled to jail after police intervened. Venezuela Brewery edged Rogovin and his team 6 to 5.
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Saracas
Venezuela
Oscar Vanes
Venezuela Baseball Club
Saul Rogovin
Brooklyn
Caracas Brewery
Rogovin
Brooklynite
Buffalo
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