Cardinals top Rams 36 21 in Utah exhibition
Chicago Cardinals, led by Venton Yablonski with three field goals and three extra points for 22 points, upset the Los Angeles Rams 36 21 before about 15 700 at the University of Utah Stadium. Emil Sitko scored for the Cards, while Woodley Lewis made a key interception return.
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Salt Lake City
Sept
Chicago Cardinals
Venton Yablonski
Los Angeles Rams
Yablonski
University of Utah Stadium
Cardinals
Emil Sitko
Eh ‘Mer Angsman
Ram
Norm van Brocklin
Tom Kalmanir
RAMS
Los Angeles
Woodley Lewis
Charlie Tripucka
Herb Rich
Sitko
Glenn Davis
Jack Gross
Chicago
Angeles
Kamverstern
Waters Lowmuntz
Rich
Davisfield
Touchdmens
Sitka
Paul
Cro Tieid
Giants Fall to Redskins in Birmingham Exhibition
In Birmingham on September 8, Sammy Baugh starred for Washington with a fourth quarter touchdown pass sealing a 14 to 10 upset over the New York Giants before about 20,000 fans. Giants had led briefly on a 35-yard Ray Poole field goal.
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Birmingham
Sammy Baugh
Washington Red Skins
New York Giants
A Baugh
Giants
Ray Poole
New York
Sammy
George Thomas
Travis Tidwell
Auburn
Harry Gilmer
Alabama
Birmingham Prep
Tidwell
Joe Scott
Gilmer
Dudley
Poole
Ong Sromues
Buat Eat
Bears Meet Browns in Chicago Armed Forces Benefit
Chicago expects a pro football crowd of 60 000 at Soldier Field for tomorrow’s Armed Forces benefit exhibition between the Cleveland Browns and Chicago Bears. The Browns, coming off a 21 20 loss to Detroit, are favored over the Bears whose recent defeats include the Giants and Dodgers and whose passing game features Ol’ Graham and Johnny Lujack.
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Chicago
Sept
Armed Forces
Cleveland, Browns
Chicago Bears
Soldier Eld
Detroit Lions
Browns
Bears
New York Giants
Los An- Bee
Untitled fragment sports scores and team abbreviations
Football scores include diverse team snippets and player names with unclear affiliations. Readable items mention Los Angeles and New York entities with scattered numbers like 38 34 7, indicating a mixed, garbled scoreboard segment.
Sorrow in Seattle as Heinrich injures shoulder in practice
Washington faces a potential setback as All-America quarterback Don Heinrich suffers a shoulder separation during a scrimmage. Doctors expect surgery, six weeks minimum out, delaying his Rose Bowl hopes and forcing planners to consider a Heinrich-less season.
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Jack Hewins
Seattle
Washington
Don Heinrich
University Athletic
John Geehan
Heinrich
Click Clark
Jubler Sam. Mitchell
Westfield
N. J
Dean Rockey
Olympia
Wash
Howie Odell
Don
Hein
Associated Press
Pen Heinrich
University of Washington
Husky
John W. Geehan
Los Angeles Nine Caps Legion Baseball Crown
Crenshaw post of Los Angeles won the American Legion Junior title in Detroit, defeating White Plains NY 11 in seven games after a seven game series. Will Wedge, NY sports writer, collapsed and died on arrival at hospital before MVP award.
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Los Angeles
Nine Caps Legion
Detroit
American Legion
Crenshaw Post
White Plaine NY
Oakland
White Plains
Cincinnati
Thal
Grover Jones
Californians
Tealoy
Will Wedge
New York
Detroit Receiving
Two Vet Tigers Face Retirement
Detroit reports two veteran Detroit Tigers players may retire after this season. Charlie Keller, 34, former Yankee slugger and pinch hitter, reportedly wants to quit major league baseball. Hal Newhouser, once a pitching star, may end his Tigers tenure if his form doesn’t return.
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Detroit
Sept
Detroit’ Tigers
Charlie Keller
New York Yankee
Hal Newhouser
Tigers
McHale Hits 63 Sets National Amateur Threat Tone
McHale of Philadelphia shot 63 in practice at Saucon Valley to stamp himself as a major threat for the National Amateur Championship. The 35-year-old Walker Cup member posted 36-29 65 on the 6979 yard course, tying the venue record held by Clyde Oskin Jr. Chap man led British challengers in a high-powered group with 87 as McHale, home at Saucon Valley, pursues the title.
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Bethlehem
Jim McHale
Philadelphia
Saucon Valley Country Club
Clyde Oskin Jr
Sam Arzetta
Bobby Knowles
Boston
Willie Turnesa
Elmsford
N. Y
McHale
Saucon Vailey
Tennessee Tops Preseason Poll With Sixty First-Place Votes
Tennessee is named the No. 1 college football team for 1951 in an AP preseason poll of 115 writers and broadcasters, grabbing 60 first place votes. Michigan State, Ohio State, and Oklahoma follow, with California and Navy among top ten. Army faces scandal fallout as most players dismissed.
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Harold Claassen
New York
Tennessee
Robert Neyland
Spartans
Michigan State
Ohio State
Oklahoma
Sooners
California
Texas A & M
Kentucky
Washington
Alabama
Tllmois
Texas Ageles
Pasing
Army
West Point
Texas
Nebraska
Baylor
Notre Dame
Wisconsin
Maryland
Michigan
Princeton
Penn
Cornell
General Neyland
Knoxsville
Ted Daffer
John Michels
Hanis Lauricella
Andy Kozar
Neyland
Michels
Philadelphia
Sonny Grandelius
Lenny Crayne
Birgie Munn
Janowicz
Woody Hayes
Wes Fesler
Vic Janowicz
Bucks
San Diego NAS Navy beats El Toro Marines 56 7 in San Diego
San Diego Naval Air Station football team defeated El Toro Marines 56 to 7. Don Baker threw two TD passes to Jim Haley and ran 14 yards for another. Don Weeks added a 53 yard score. El Toro's lone TD came on a 25 yard pass from Harold Petitto to Charles Swinden.
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San Diego
Don Baker
All-Coast Service
San Diego Naval Air Station
el Toro
Santa Ana
Marines
Baker
Jim Haley
Don Weeks
Harold Petitto
Charles Swinden
Yeilmantown Equals Record At Hawthorne Handicap
Yeilmantown equaled the 6%4 furlongs track record at Hawthorne by winning the Midwest Handicap for the second straight year. The 4 year old gray gelding clocked 1:16 2-5 over the 6 1/4 furlongs, edging Aaron's and Hokin's Andy B. W. at the wire. Sabaean nosed War Taltt for third. War Taltt finished three parts of a length behind in fourth.
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Brezzy
Hawthorne
Aaron's
Hokin
Andy B. W
Yellmantown
John Marseh
Karl K. Kaempfer
Walmac Farm
Neyland Named No 1 In Nation In Preseason AP Poll
Knxville Sept 8 Gen Bob Neyland said Tennessee earned top ranking after the Associated Press preseason poll. He noted his 20th season as coach with 153 wins 24 losses and 11 ties. Tennessee opens Sept 29 versus Mississippi State, the prior year’s 7-0 upset victim.
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Bob Neyland
Tennessee
Associated Press
Neyland
Mississippi State
Vols
Hawkins Extends Empire Lead In Empire State Golf Tour
Fred Hawkins, 25, El Paso, holds a two stroke lead after 54 holes at Albany in the Empire State Golf Tournament with a 210 total. He is three under par with one round remaining, while Buck White, Doug Ford, and others chase. The field lists several names and places from across the country.
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Albany
Fred Hawkins
el Paso
Texas
Hawkins
Buck White
Greenwood
Miss
Doug Ford
Harrison
Mayion Haefner
Charlot Dick Mayer
St. Petersburt
Dintmy Clark
Laguna Bedc
Chuck Kien
San Antonian Fertier
Ban Krands
Batis I
Narthurepto
AON
Mivkzel
Hema
W. Hart
Vikings Alumni Clash Opens Local Football Season
City College Vikings, national junior college champions, prepare to face the Alumni at Veterans Memorial Stadium Friday night at 8. The Vikings press two-a-days, while the Alumni have trained a week longer. Notable players include All-American center George Tim-Backs, Herbie Green, Benny Kerlake, and fullback George Aoki, with a weight-cut casualty noted.
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City College
Vikings
Veterans Memorial Stadium
Martin Hicks
Norse
George Timberlake
Jaysee
Buck Andreasen
Wiles
City College Vikings
Utes
Jang
Rtins
George Tim
Herbie Green
Benny Kerlake
George Aoki
Jean Zant
van Zant
League Nulls Bradley Title In Missouri Valley
The Missouri Valley Conference canceled the 1949-50 basketball championship won by Bradley University and named no champion. It praised Bradley for disqualifying involved players and ordered stronger local campus controls after four Bradley players testified about paid game fixing. Names of Gene Mell ehiorre, Charles Grover, Billy Mann and Aaron Preece were removed from conference honor rolls.
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ST. Louis
Missouri Valley Conference
Bradley University
Bradley
Gene Mellehiorre
Charles Grover
Billy Mann
Aaron Preece
Owner Complains Leads to Suspension at Hamilton Race Track
Hamilton horse owner G. T. Becknell alleges tail tying to the starting gate at Hamilton. He reports Detroit Tiger lost part of its tail in a Aug. 22 race and says he was suspended despite protests. Commission Chairman Belt backs Becknell's suspension while promising fairness.
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State Racing Commission
Hamilton
G. T. Berknell
Becknell
Commission
Detroit Tiger
Ollie James
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Racing Commission
C. C. Belt
Beulah Park
Grove City
Belt
Ohio
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