Duke Fans Lure Big Crowds Away From Home
Duke University faced weak home attendance despite strong on field results. Athletic Director Ernie Cameron notes steady national interest with 82,000 at Ohio State and 40,000 at Columbia as proof of demand away from Durham.
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N.C. Wy
Duke University
Bill Murray
Wallace Wade
Bluc Devils
Seip
Ernie Gameron
Duke
Cameron
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Columbus
Ohio State
South Carolina
Columbia
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Rice & Houston
Navy
Baltimore
Finks Garage tops league with three from No 4
Fink's Garage moved to first place in the Field Artillery Missile Training Command bowling league by taking three points from Team No. 4. Fred Sanders led Fink's with 178 163 while Ed Davis rolled 194 76 for Team No. 4. Team No. 6 edged Cisco's Lounge with 395 and 442 by Dimura, Teel posting 418 for Cisco's. Ben Hoyt's Restaurant beat Nuway Cleaners 1700 1644 and weekly highs list Clothier 832 in team series.
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Fink
Field Artillery Missile Training Command
Fred Sanders
Ed Davis
Cisco
Thomas
Rema
Larry Teel
Dimura
J. G. Cole
Hub Clothier
Bill Murry
Cole
Sim Scharfenburger
Ben Hoyt
Nuway Cleaners
Seagle
Cleaners
Olsen
James Hub
Clothice
Fink's Garage
Bannerburg
Ind
Serles
Davis
Alabama Faces Coaching Uncertainty Amid Season Struggles
J B Whitworth stated Alabama has not offered a new contract nor asked to renew his current deal. Hank Crisp denied meeting on the issue. Navy QB Tom Forrestal and Delaware guard Walt Handel earn All-East honors. Nick Kerbawy forecasts NFL expansion with Buffalo and Minneapolis showing interest. An AP survey shows several unbeaten major college teams and a mix of four and five game win streaks, led by Oklahoma and others.
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Ala
J. B. Whitworth
University of Alabama
Oklahoma
State
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Crimson Tide
Alabama
Hank Crisp
Tom Forrestal
Navy
Walt Handel
Delaware
Eastern College Athletic
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Georgia
Norfolk
New York
Naughs
Leeday
Duke
Mississippi
Texas Agm
Dartmouth
Auburn
Iowa
Arizona State of Temp
Texas Western
Drake
Notre Dame
Buckeyes Triumph Over Michigan In 1942 Title Clash
Ohio State under Coach Paul Brown defeated Michigan 21-7 in Columbus on November 21 as Chuck Csur blocked a punt and Les Horvath connected with Sarvinghaus for a 58 yard score. Horvath later ran in another touchdown after a Michigan fumble, securing the Buckeyes first win over Michigan since 1937 and clinching the national championship amid rain and a crowd of 7896.
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Bob Hoobing
Associated
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Buckeyes
Paul Brown
Michigan
Brown
Cleveland
Columbus
Big Ten
Chuck Csur
Tom Kuzma
Les Horvath
Paul Savringshaus
Torvath
Sarvinghads
State
Buckeye
Ohio
Sarvinghaus
All America
Paul Shaw
Paul White
Bob Chappuis
Chappuis
Elmer Madar
Bob Welse
Jim Bricako
Buckeyer
Wolverine
Srrringhaus
Horvath
Wisconsin
Baylor Faces Aggies in Final Bid for SWC Title
Baylor prepares for a decisive showdown with No 2 Texas A&M at College Station as the Bears seek the Southwest Conference crown. Injuries plague Baylor yet optimism remains high with seniors eager to beat the Aggies. Doyle Traylor, battle-weary, plans to play through pain on a limited basis.
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Waco
Tex
Baylor
Texas A&m
College Station
Tennessee
Arkansas
Bears
Texas Tech
Aggies
Sam Boyis
A&m
Methodists Aboard Pin Lead In City Bowling Standings
Kershner led the victors with 212 507, while Homer Pitts and Allan Sasser posted 513 and 507 for First Baptist. W F King rolled 137 199 220 536 as Page Aurorait beat Homes Decor. Bob Stafford and Bill Raley led losers with 350 and 340. GMAG beat Coca Cola as Bob Jones 487 and Don Boone 431. Van Haile 452 topped Cole. Hogies Foodliner beat Lawton Funeral Home with Neil Witt 211 526. Bill Nighsivenger 503 for the losers. Smoley’s Prescription Shop fell 13 to Security Bank as Bob Scott 208 513 led the bankers. Jim Huddleston 513 tops for the losing Woodall Magnolia Service and Fairmont Foods split with Woodall on 222 while Nathan Clarkhan 524 led Fairmont. Ken ny Smart added 134 for Fairmont.
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Kershner
Homer Pitts
Allan Sasser
First Baptist
Page Aurorait
Homes
Bob Stafford
Billy Raley
GMAG
Coca Cola
Bob Jones
Don Boone
van Haile
Cole
Hogie
Lawton Funeral Homie
Neil Witt
Bill
Nighsivenger
Smoley
Prescription Shop
Security Bank
Bob Scott
Bankers
Jim Huddleston
Woodall Magnolia Service
Fairmont Foods
Bill Barengert
Woodall
Nathan Clarkhan
Fairmont
Kenny Smart
Fights Last Night Roundup Amid Ring Confusion
In a chaotic card from New York to Bristol Connecticut the results show several outpoints and stoppages. Endle Leach beat Yvon Turenne in Montreal while Charley Werkus stopped Lee Wonnson in Port Washington with a late round stoppage.
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Holt Satterfield
Chisuga
Garvin Sawyer
Cinclvanti
New York
Endle Leach
Mark
Yvon “Turenne
Montreal
Bristol
Conn
Charley Werkus
Port Washington
Lee Wonnson
Charlee
M.C
San Angelo Coach Blasts Officials After Riotous Game
San Angelo Junior College coach Bumgardner blasted officials from Trinidad Calo after a disputed game halted in the third period. He alleged unsportsmanlike calls and harsh tackling while referee Martinez, praised by some, faced criticism for 15 years of alleged mismanagement. Dr Cavness filed protest urging disqualification of the officials and a no contest result.
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Tex
San Angelo Junior College
Bumgardner
Satunday
Art ‘Angelo
Trinidad
Calo
Reffame
Martinez
San
Rams
Neels
Carl McAfee
Cavness
National Junior , College Athletic Assn
Hubert Bolerjack
Community College
Benton Harbor
Mich
Beat El Reno Pep Rally Set At Lyinton High
A "Beat El Reno" pep rally is planned for 9:30 a.m. Wednesday in the Lyinton High School auditorium. The game occurs Thursday night. LHS staff and students will miss Thursday and Friday classes as faculty attend an Oklahoma Education Association convention in Oklahoma City.
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Lyinton
el Reno
LHS
Oklahoma Education Association
Oklahoma City
Arsenals Win Vote to Stay in Washington Next Year
Directors of the Washington Senators voted to keep the team in the Capital for the next season. The decision was reported amid other items from golf and horse racing results across the country, including medalists and purse winnings at various venues.
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Washlinton
Washington Senators
Capital
Astie
al Lens
Emmararly
Tranchise
Minneapolis and
St. Paul
AWS SUEDE M ATINSAL LEAGLE Basinn at Chicago
American League note reports no games scandal in Basinn at Chicago with brief league status update and sparse details. No further results or participants listed.
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AWS Suede M
Atinsal Leagle
Chicago
Haddix Nixon Can Eat Too In Philadniaw Honors
Nixon, Willard of the Boston Red Sox, leads American League pitchers with a 2293 mark in a rare dining honors note. The text, however, is garbled and reads like incomplete OCR. The item references Haddix and Nixon in a sports context but lacks clear details on date, event, or outcome.
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Philadiaw
Willard Nixon
Boston Red Sox
Britains hopeful Dick Richardson faces Pastrano in London
Britain's heavyweight prospect Dick Richardson, 23, a Welsh milkman with 20 wins and 17 knockouts, challenges Willie Pastrano in an International match at Harringay Arena. Pastrano, 23 and 52 fights deep, is the betting favorite as Richardson vows to slug it out and upset the American star.
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London
Britain
Dick Richardson
Willie Pastrano
Harringay Arena
Richardson
New Orleans
Pastrano
Nino Valdes
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