Who Now Is King in Football The King Moves On
The piece weighs who is the top pass catcher after Don Hutson and Jim Benton, noting Bill Swiacki of Columbia as a standout who helped Army fall to Columbia 21 20. It highlights Swiacki’s dual sports prowess and his clutch catches against Army while praising his diving to catch passes.
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Tinhe
Europe
Don Hutson
Green Bay
Don
Jim Benton
Rams
Pases
King
Benton
Arkansas
Yostyum
Frank Eck
Associated Press
Columbia University
Bill Schackl
Southbridge
Mass
Army
Columbia
Lou Little
Swiacki
Jim Denton
Los Angeles Rams
Bill Swiacki
Pasey
Gene Rassides
Browns Star Speedie Tops All American Poll in 1946
Speedie leads NFL pass catchers with 50 receptions in nine league games as Browns prepare for Brooklyn Dodgers clash at Cleveland Stadium. Keane tops Bears in receptions as Sid Luckman shines with 100 completions for 1463 yards and 15 TDs, while Baugh trails with 95 completions and 12 TDs.
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Cleveland Browns
Nate Wallack
Louis
Dempsey
Jimmy Bradsdeck
Cleveland
Pip Osa
Mac Speedle
Browns
Goces Towns
Speedle
Pootern Stouily
Wax
Dim Benton
Los Angeles
Rams
Don Hutton
Green Bay Packers
Speedie
Broooklyn Dodgery
Banton
Hutson
Mac
Scott
University of Utah
Chicago Rockets
Edgar Jones
Rockets
Jones
Benton
Jim Keane
Chicago Bears
University of Jens
Keane
Billy Dowell
Cardinals
Sid Luckman
Sid
Luckman
Washington
Sammy Baugh
Baugh
Waterfield at risk as Rams face Boston game
Waterfield struggles in 1947 season with a 46.1 percent completion rate 59 completions for 790 yards and five touchdowns. He fears throwing errors drills and may be replaced by Jim Hardy if no improvement by the first quarter tomorrow.
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Bow Waterfield
Waterfield
Rams
Bob
Trenay
Cardinal
Narman
Tom
Start
Bob Snyder
Boston
Jim Hardy
Swhackies
Barney Poole
Missiision
Bicnaman
Drake
Schack
Montana Triumphs Over Idaho for 210 Victory Trophy
Montana defeated Idaho 210 in a Coast Conference game to retain the Lite Brown Stein trophy. Idaho outgained Montana in total yards but failed to convert drives into TDs as Vandals posted 251 rushing yards and 146 passing yards to Idaho’s 157 and six respectively.
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Moscow
Idaho
Te University of Idaho
Montana University
Copper State
Montana
Spud Staters
Pacific near for bowl bid by College of Pacific Tigers
College of Pacific Tigers visit Stockton for another California Collegiate Athletic Association win as Santa Barbara State falls 44 to 19. Eddie Lebaron and Fey Hunter spark COP offense to an early 17 point lead, Mel Patton returns a kickoff 89 yards for a TD, and Sam Cathcart adds an 86 yard kickoff TD before COP extends with a 24 yard run.
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Anta Barbara
Sam Cathcart
Table Net Event at Poly Tonight
The second annual Long Beach table tennis championships begin tonight at 7 at Poly High gym with six events. Abbott Nelson leads men's singles. Frank Nemes Don Terry and John Hanna follow. Mary Reilly and Jane Little lead women's singles. Over 70 players from as far as San Francisco compete. Finals tomorrow at 7 with no admission.
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Long Beach
Poly High Gym
Abbott Nelson
Frank ‘Nemes
Don Terry
John Hanna
Mary Reilly
Jane Little
San Francisco
Hoppe Sees Hope for Cue Sport
Boston reports Willie Hoppe a 60 year old former world champion believes billiards is on the rebound. He credits youth for growth and points to a 1400 point three cushion championship match with Art Rubin of Brooklyn at City Cub as proof. He also praises Willie Moscini as the top young pocket billiards player while noting Charlie Peterson’s trick shots.
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Boston
Willie Hoppe
White Plains
Hoppe
Art Rubin
Brooklyn
N.C
Willie Moscini
Charlie Peterson
Basketball Games Tonight at the Armory
Postal Clerks face Postal Carr at 5 15. A A A plays Geks at 9 15 on Willow Ave. Business meets Antoniana in the same event downtown.
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Armory
Postal Clerks
Postal Carr
Geks
Willow Ave
Business
Antoniana
Bugbee Leads Redondo to 27-19 Victory Over Jordan
Bugbee starred for Redondo Beach, scoring four touchdowns and gaining 152 yards as the Seahawks beat Jordan 27-19 at City College's Lounsbury Field before about 4000. His running, including multiple long gains, powered Redondo to solid second place hopes behind undefeated Santa Monica. Hinds added 108 rushing yards for Jordan, but Bugbee's ability defined the outcome.
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Bugbee
Howard Bugbee
Redani
Jordan High Panthers
City
College Field
Jordan Beach High
Sea Hawks
Boys
Bill Livermore
Bill Ingram
Redondo
Jordan
Redondo Beach
Seahawk
Jordan High
City College
Lounsbury Field
Fragmented 1960s college football score log showings
A dense OCR list records numerous football scores and team names across colleges and universities, including Campton and Vanturn results, San Diego Hoover, Whaca, and many others with varied final tallies. The snippet reads like a multi-school results log with misread spellings and scattered city names.
Whittier Produces Big Win Behind Gale Three TDs
Whittier High roared to a 38-0 Pacific League victory over Poly High as halfback Dave Gale scored three touchdowns and powered the Cardinal eleven. Gale opened with a 23 yard TD, added a six point drive climax, and closed with a one yard score in the third period. Poly managed only 84 rushing yards and had four passes intercepted as Whittier dominated from start to finish.
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Whittier High
Poly High
Whittier
Gale
Cardinal
Mr. Gale
Poly
Linney Glicden
Joliet
Tenteinn Brin Avoss
Mont ‘Galloway
Thomason Suuley Bulivy
Heailstone
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Birty
Mckinney Dayross
Polony Makley Gate
Vwatt
Sipulyeda Seora
El Toro Five Aims for 1948 Navy Tournament Return
El Toro high hopes to reclaim a spot in the 1948 all Navy tourney after finishing third in 1947. The Bulls bring back guard Bob Wrinkler and forward Don Conroy from Chicago, plus centers Reed Kampmeyer and Tucker, with 6 foot 6 Ilgin Tucker and 6 foot 4 Reed adding size.
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Bulls
Bob Wrinkler
Chicago
Don Conroy
2D Reed
Mike Kampmeyer
Ilgin Tucker
Carnera and Galento wrestle to historic draw in Newark
In Newark last night Primo Carnera and Tony Galento battled to a minute draw in a postwar wrestling classic at Laurel Garden. A crowd of about 2500 packed the venue, reacting with excitement despite some bewilderment at the epic encounter that invoked storied rivals.
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Newark
N. J
Laurel Garden
Primo Carnera
Tony Galento
Hackenschmidt
Goteh
British Jockey Sets 259-Win Season Record
London November 8 British jockey Gordon Richards rode three winners at Alexandria Park to cap his season with 259 victories a new national record. Prince Charles was the 259th winner in the Broomelsle Weiler Plate. Richards began riding in 1921 and had previously set the mark in 1934. He holds the world career record with 4 471 wins.
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London
Gordon Richards
Alexandria Park
Prince Charles
Richards
Vikes Fall At Rose Bowl To John Muir Mustangs
Long Beach City College was overwhelmed by a balanced John Muir squad 20 to 13 at the Pasadena Rose Bowl in a Western States Conference clash. Jim Simmons powered the Mustang attack with 113 rushing yards and two touchdowns as Muir outpaced LBCC in the second half.
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Norwood Jaqua
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Jim Simmons
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Jack Parkhurst
Jim Roberts
Don Stansauk
Bob Wilkes
Wagner
City College
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Norsemen
Ev Pearson
Dean Stevenson
Ony Morabito
Scott
Stevenson
Jaqua
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Phil Petek
Tom Grant
Long Beach
Pearson
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Thel Blay
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Barham
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Wind Contributes to Lona Score
A strong wind affected a football game in Holland Michigan as Hope College recovered a fumbled Adrian College punt and scored on a kickoff return for a 6 to 0 victory. Fullback Bob Emery scored the lone touchdown.
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Adrian
Hope College
Bob Emery
Hope
Tarbabes Battle San Diego in Conference Clash
Compton High Tarbabes trailed San Diego High 38 to 8 at Balboa Stadium in a key Comat Conference game. Fell and Boone sparked the Tarbabes with a 66 yard pass and a 90 yard kickoff return, but San Diego surged ahead with two Henderson led touchdowns and a 25 point rally before halftime.
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Balboa Stadium
Bul Fell
Joe Boone
Fell
Boone
Klosterman
Lover
Tarbabes
Hillers
Ted Richey
Henderson
Brown
Cocaptain
Ben Diewe
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E.R
Oroke Duby
Eawardia
Galina
Davin
van Dares Eemeneerson Laka
Sutehey
Fletcher
Compton—bell
Boose
Quare Lerback
Veteran baseball union official undergoes leg amputation
Win Clark 74 year old secretary of the Association of Baseball Players of America had his right leg amputated above the knee at Long Beach Naval Hospital yesterday due to a diseased condition. The operation left him in satisfactory condition according to reports.
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Win Clark
The
Association of Baseball Players of America
Long Beach Naval Hospital
Veteran Association
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