Giants Beat Packers In Pro Title Tilt At Polo Grounds
The New York Giants beat the Green Bay Packers 23 to 17 in the National League championship playoff before a crowd of 48,120, a new postseason attendance record. Ed Danowski led the offense with two TD passes while Tuffy Leemans and Ward Cuff contributed key plays as New York secured the Eastern title and rebuilt around youth.
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Fancy Dan style fades as Hawks coach bets on speed
Chicago December report cites Bill Stewart, new Hawks manager and referee chief, warning that flashy stickwork is vanishing. He says quick, hard skating by young players beats stylish stalling, though some finesse remains useful for goals. Stewart led Chicago to a Stanley Cup title last season.
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Istrouma Wins South Louisiana Football Championship
Istrouma High School secured the South Louisiana title with a 21 to 19 win over Warren Easton High of New Orleans. The victory earned them a playoff berth to face Haynesville, the North Louisiana champion, for the state prep title. Warren Easton led in first downs 15 to 10 and the game stayed close throughout.
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Sports Mirror Recaps Historic Football and Baseball Trades
The column notes that a year ago the Washington Redskins won the NFL title by 23 to 21 over the Chicago Bears. It also mentions a three year old MLB trade involving Ray Benge and others for Ed Brandt and Randy Moore, plus past elections of baseball commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis and Will Harridge as AL president.
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Giants Obtain Leke Bonura in Major League Trades
Washington sent slugging first baseman Leke Bonura to the New York Giants for about 20000 dollars and two minor leaguers Jim Carlin of Richmond and Tom Baker of Jersey City. Bonura, who drove in 113 runs with 22 homers on a .291 average, fits into Bills Terry infield plans as Billy Jurges moves to short. Also discussed were potential deals for Freddy Hutchinson and Buddy Hassett as well as league-wide talks on rosters and salary structures.
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Giants add Bonura and Carlin in cash deal. several football and track notes
The Giants acquire Zeke Bonura from Washington for cash about 20000 plus Jim Carlin and Tom Baker. Giants also win the NFL title game 23 17 over Green Bay before a 48120 crowd. Hermann Undertakers win the world bowling title. UF retains Josh Cody as athletic director and football coach. Southern Conference eases athlete sid rules and allows Duke in Rose Bowl. Naval Academy appoints Emery Larson as head football coach. Tony Lazzeri signs with Brooklyn for second base. Tony Canzoneri defeats Jimmy Murray in a bout. Warlaine wins Jefferson handicap at Fair Grounds. College basketball and other scores follow with numerous teams.
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Budge Again Tops United States Sports Poll
Don Budge named the nation's No. 1 athlete for 1938 in the Associated Press poll. Henry Armstrong closely trailed, with 122 to 104 points, in a two man race led by Budge and Armstrong. Johnny Vander Meer finished third. Marshall Goldberg noted in football.
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Yankees still eye Freddie Hutchinson in buyer stance
Sid Feder reports the Yankees have not abandoned a Freddie Hutchinson pursuit despite Pir results. officials warn no bid from rivals could deter New York if they want him. Giants coach Steven Owen credits luck for their title and discusses Bonura and Hassett trade talk while Tulane links keep sports families intertwined.
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Bruins Shutout Rangers 3 0 in Madison Square Garden
The Boston Bruins blanked the New York Rangers 3 to 0 before 16 218 fans at Madison Square Garden. Frankie Brimeek, new rookie goalie, anchored a strong defense as Boston posted its third straight shutout and extended its improving push in the league.
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Captain Gene Harmon and Joe Hitt Lead Diverse Roles
Captain Gene Harmon, brother of Tom Harmon, features alongside Joe Hitt who shifted from bee to end and scored eight points. Joe captains basketball and track, plays baseball, and serves as student body president at Mississippi College.
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Canadiens And Bruins Toggle Standings In Wild NHL Night
The Canadiens beat Detroit to pull into a sixth place tie with the Red Wings as Boston edged past Chicago and New York kept a second spot after a 60 victory. The Hawks and Americans clashed in a tight game as Mike Karvkaa’s defense limited the opposition while Mushy Moreh, Die Dewnitt, Earl Seibert and Harry Mothcott found the net for New York. Referee penalties and a notable conduct call against Seibert shaped the late action as the standings shuffled behind the leaders.
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