LSU Tigers Triumph Over Tulane 25–6 in Rivalry Clash
LSU roared to a 25–6 victory over Tulane in Baton Rouge as Y A Tittle and Elwyn Gwan sparked a potent aerial and ground attack. Tittle connected for two TD passes to Rowan, another to Webb, and teammate Knight added a late field and a safety. Tulane’s Dub Jones scored the Green Wave’s lone TD as LSU pulled away in the second half.
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Andy Lay
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Dan Sandifer
Bob McCarson
Army and Navy clash ends in Army perfection
Army defeats Navy 23 to 7 in Baltimore to complete an undefeated season 9 straight wins. Felix Blanchard and Glenn Davis spearhead the attack with two interceptions turned into TDs and Dick Walterhouse adds three extra points to set a new kicking mark.
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Doc) Blanchard
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Los Angeles
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Clyde Laforce
Tulsa
Razorbacks Rout Aggies For 14 Point State Title
Arkansas Razorbacks triumphed over Arkansas Aggies 41 to 0 in Fayetteville. Alton Baldwin scored three touchdowns as Gordon Long and Mike Schumchyk fueled the flurry. Navy-powered Monticello squad battled but could not score through the first and third periods before about 1,200 fans.
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University Machine
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Arkansas
Gordon Long
Mike Schumchyk
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Engineers stomp Georgia in 44 to 0 rout in Sanford
Georgia Tech Navy V-12 Engineers overwhelmed Georgia 44 0 in Sanford Stadium. George Mathews scored twice and threw a touchdown pass while Frank Broyles and Mathews combined for multiple scores and yards in the first Tech victory at the bowl since 1929.
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Charlie Murdock
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Vare
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Fingl
Varets Righi
Tio
Henney Froka
Shewane
Three Buckeye Stars On Sun's All-America Team
Three Ohio State players secure spots on the New York Sun's All-America squad. Buckeye Tes Horvath is named the season's outstanding collegiate player. Other selections include Dagger, Hackett, and Horvath among linemen and backs with several other schools represented.
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Tulsa
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Ferrara
Southern California
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Yale
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Army
Jenking
DiMancheff
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Virginia Finishes Season With 26 7 Win Over Tar Heels
Virginia closes a strong season with a 26 to 7 victory over North Carolina in Norfolk. The Cavaliers, using a T formation, moved for big chunks of yardage in the first half to build a 19 point lead. A late score by UNC comes in the final period.
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Fisherman claims shark torpedoed skiff
In West Palm Beach on December 2 A P Moree described a dramatic encounter. He and a companion fished for mackerel when a massive shark, about 2000 pounds, chased away their catch, rammed their skiff and caused it to sink. Nearby fishermen rescued them.
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Moree
Notre Dame Routs Great Lakes 28 to 7 to End Season
Notre Dame's Fighting Irish stormed back from a 7-0 deficit to defeat Great Lakes 28 to 7 in a midwestern football finale. Frank Diancewicz threw a 18-yard strike to Bob Kelly for the first TD, and Eddie Memeth added four conversions as ND dominated the second half.
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Jim Mello
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Bob Kelly
Steve Memeth
Edd Saen
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Tosh
Doug Washingat
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Crest Lakes
Maxwell Field to Meet Bainbridge in 1944 Showdown
Maxwell Field Marauders travel to Bainbridge Md to face unbeaten Bainbridge Naval Training Station in a high profile service clash. Led by Maj Jesse Yarborough the Marauders present veterans from Georgia Tech Mississippi State Tennessee and Pitt with wins over Third Infantry Randolph Field and Miami Navy shaping a spirited underdog case.
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Ala
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Jesse Yarborough
Clemson
Dave Eldredge
Georgia Tech
Jim Goolsby
Mississippi State
Darrell Lester
Tenas Christian
Denver Crawford
Tennessee
Lew Sunday
Arkansas
New York Giants
John Clement
Southern Methodist
George Fick
Michigan State
Bobby Long
Jim Gaffney
John Chickerneo
Pitt
Third Infantry
Randolph Field
Third Air Force
Kinstor Marines
Chathan Field
Fourth Infantry
Miami Navy
Presbyterian Defeats Havana Team 34 to 0
Spartanburg S C Dec 2 The Caribes of the University of Havana were unable to challenge Presbyterian College in South Carolina’s first international football game. Presbyterian scored in the first three periods and built a 34 to 0 victory as the Havana squad failed to threaten.
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Cacoma and Lozano Bring South American Flair to Monroe Arena
Cacoma the Guatemala fighter returns to Gus Kallio's Arena next Thursday for a tag match with Gaza Lozano of Buenos Aires against the popular Curtis brothers Jack and George. Lozano and Cacoma debut in Monroe and West Monroe on the southern circuit, adding new color as war-time cards tire crowds. The Curtis pair, in their third tag appearance here, hold one win and one loss, with a two-fall main event and a one-fall prelim.
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Ruston Homer meet Thursday for UAT crown clash
Ruston High hosts Homer in a key northeast Louisiana regional clash for the state Class AA crown. The winner advances to face south champion for the state title as Ruston aims to avenge earlier defeats and maintain a nine win pace while Cottrell is sidelined by injury.
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Age limits raised for Red Shield League basketball
The Red Shield League increases player age to seventeenth for boys enrolled in school and considers a girls league with two more entries likely. Sponsorship help sought from Rasce and Hesketh as local clubs like St Matthews LT and Lanigiana Training Institute enter teams. Caps and contact details provided for organizers. There is also mention of a midget league and potential shifts to accommodate handicapped youths.
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