Navy Victory Preserves New Year Bowl Program
Navy’s decisive win over Army, led by Eddie Erdelatz, safeguards the New Year’s Day Bowl landscape. The piece credits Navy’s rebound, Maryland’s ACC strength, UCLA’s Rose Bowl role, and critiques conference rules hindering top competition while noting key coaching influences and behind the scenes scouting efforts.
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Harry Grayson
NEA
Army
Navy
New Orleans
Midshipmen
Mississippi
Crescent City
Southern California
UCLA
Trojans
Pasadena
Ohio State
Pacific Coast
Georgia Tech
Arkansas
Dallas
Nebraska
Duke
Oklahoma
Florida
Maryland
Missouri
Terrapins
Red Blaik
Frank Foster
Foster
Naval Academy
High scores and standings from bowling and fights
High averages and top scores listed forEnglebrecht and Weddle with Troxell leading games, followed by team standings for Ramblers Post Engineers and Service & Supply. Women’s Duckpin standings show Mix Ups and Daffy Ducks in division, plus high scores including Kerns Dunn and Riggles with team totals. Fights section notes Frankie Ruff defeating Orlando Zulueta in New York and Eddie Corma defeating Chicken Rubin in Philadelphia.
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Englebrecht
Weddix
Troxell
J. Bruchey
Duble
Weddle
Ramblers
Post Engineers
Service & Supply
Warriors
K. Kerns
C. Dunn
J. Johnson
H. Riggies
A. Gerhard
J Johnson
HW Riggies
AH Srounds
Associated Press
New York
Frankie Ruff
Orlando Zulueta
Cuba
Philadelphia
Eddie Corma
Chicken Rubin
Omaha Likely To Go In A A
Negotiations to move Omaha into the American Association paused without decision but signals pointed to completion within 10 days. Western League officials and St. Louis Cardinals executives cited hopes for a successful conclusion next week at the major leagues meeting in New York.
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Houston
Omaha
Western League
St. Louis Cardinals
Edwin C. Johnson
D-Colo
Dick Meyer
Cardinal
Cardinals
Columbus
Ohio
Association
Johnson
Meyer
Omaha - Columbus
New York
New York Yankees
Kansas City Blues
Denver
Denver Territory
Omaha-Columbus
Frank Lawrence
Portsmouth
Ford Frick
George Trautman
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland Indians
Bill Cox
Brooklyn
Dodgers
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Sally Hemus
Reds
Frank Sraith
Olson And Langlois Sign For Dec 15 Bout
Middleweight champion Carl Bobo Olson and Pierre Langlois of France signed the official contract today for a 15 round title fight in San Francisco on December 15. The ceremony drew hundreds of fight followers and sparked debate as Langlois’ representative urged World Boxing Federation judges. California officials emphasized the state controls boxing and licenses officials. Langlois weighed about 157 pounds.
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San Francisco
Carl Bobo Olson
Pierre Langlois
France
George Kanter
Langlois
World Boxing Federation
Kanter
Joe Phillips
California State Athletic Commission
California Commission
Olson
Bennie Fordland
Jean Bretonnel
Bowling League Results and Coaching Change at Pitt
The Bowling League results show Jacobson's leading in totals with 23 18 29 and Boonsboro posting 22 17 28. Weekly stats highlight high team game and set by Jacobson's, with D Schaeffer 168 and B Powell 420. Also notes coach Bob Friedlund of Pitt football resigns amid coaching staff changes, with Red Dawson not seeking extension and Bill Bevan quitting.
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B. R. Bowling League
Turner’s
Boonsboro
Pines
Woodfield
aJacobson's
Duvall
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Jacobson’s
Ol. Pis
I Boonsboro Merits
Pines Tav
H.B Duvall
Pittsburgh
Bob ‘Friedlund
Pitt
Friedlund
Lowell
Red
Dawson
Ass‘t
Bill Bevan
Tom Hamilton
Ats
Hamilton
Beagle Leads Linemen In Fine Season Highlights
The season showcased standout linemen like Navy end Ron Beagle and UCLA tackle Jack Ellena. Beagle starred in Navy’s 27-20 upset of Army, while Ellena opened a UCLA 32-7 win over Kansas with a punt block. Guards Gene Lanone and Len Benzi earned strong recommendations. Fourner, Boggan, Preas, and Bartholomew also stood out on the line.
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Preas
Navy
Ron Beagle
UCLA
Jack Ellena
Beagle
Army
Pete Yann
Estena
Bruins
Kansas
Jim Salsbury
Ellena
Maryland
Notre Dame
Frank Varrichone
Texas
Ed Fouch
Southern California
Northwestern
Gene Lanone
West Virginia
Len Benzi
Side Fourner
Lousiana State
Rex Boggan
Mississippi
George Preas
Virginia Tech
Wake Forest
Bob Bartholomew
Large Deer Kill Report From West Virginia Three-Day Season
West Virginia Conservation Department reports unofficial figures show a deer kill of 16,115 during a three-day season that ended Wednesday. Final counts due mid next week will include bucks versus does. Randolph led with 1,877, Hardy 1,405, Grant 1,355, and Hampshire 1,383 among many counties.
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Charleston
W. Va
Conservation Department
Mercer
McDowell
Wyoming
Fayette
Raleigh
Randolph
Hardy County
Grant County
Hampshire
Walkersville Bowling League Standings Glade Valley Div
Standings show Farmers Supply Co 36 Walkersville Bowling Center 32 Southern Restaurant 32 Ox Capernony 27 Smith's Masonry 27 Pepsi Colamva Trees 26 May's Esso Service Station 28 Potomac Edison 22 22 Mt. Pleasant 22 Catoctin Country Club 1 Renner Motor Co. 1 High individual game Covell 152 high individual series E Filler 395 high team game Catoctin Country Club 612 high team series Southern Restaurant 1719
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Farmers Supply Co
Walkersville
Southern Restaurant
Ox Capernony SO Smith's Masonry
Esso
Potomac Edison
Mt. Pleasant
Catoctin Country Club
Renner Motor Co. O
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E. Filler
Notre Dame SMU clash highlights Cotton Bowl outlook
Notre Dame and SMU meet in a high stakes Cotton Bowl clash as Ralph Guerrelli leads the Irish in a matchup that could shape national perception. SMU lacks top passer Turane Nut but fields a sell out crowd of 75 504 for a nationally televised game.
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Dallas
Nec
Ralph Guerrelmi
Notre Dame
Nathal
Trish
Southern Methodist Fire
Fish
Purdue
SMU
Turane Nut
Durling
Gumielmi
Television Program Schedule and Friday High School Basketball Result
A dense TV listings page shows CBS ABC and DuMont programs including Mr Wizard Gene Autry and The Shadow with various hosts and films. It notes a 70-69 Podleasile High varsity victory over the Alumni basketball team in a late Friday game, with crowd attendance reported.
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Mr. Wizard
Abe Gene Autry
Cbs
Erhel
Albert
Abe
Stickey Rooney
Abe Jackie Gleason
Dotty Mack
Imozens
Coca
O'Connor
Favorite Husband
Chs
Chicago
DuMont
George Gobil
Abe Eddie Magehot
Stork Club
Parade
Abe June
Pootesville High Varsity
Alumni Basketeers
Podleasile High
Basketball Scores From Various Colleges And Schools
The day’s results show New Paltz 98 over Danbury Twirs 76 and Richmond 102 over Minnesota Duluth 72. Duke beat the Freshmen 91 and beat Clemson 54, while Loyola Baltimore lost to Wagner 64. High school scores include Valley of Lonaconing 61 and Southern of Oakland 69.
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Associated Press
New Paltz
Danbury
Conn
Twirs
Richmond
Minnesota
Duluth
Muskingum
Biss
Miami
State
Parris Island Marines
Duke
Clemson
Howard
Wilson Twirs
Arkansas Tech
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Oklahoma
Frostburg ‘Twins
Westing‘house Apprentice
Texas Christian
Oklahoma City
Richmond Professional Institute
Randolph Macon
Daiis & Elkins
Shepherd
Morris Harvey
Beckley
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Kings Point
Brooklyn
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Ursinus
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Catawba
St Lawrence
Mig
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Norwich
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Wagner
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Roanoke
W. Va Tech
American U7
NBA Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Valley of Lonaconing
Northern
Southern
Oakland
Alummni
Pellegrini Wins Md Terrapin Trophy For All Around Line
Bob Pellegrini a junior guard from Yatesboro Pa received the Anthony C Nardo Memorial Trophy at Maryland football banquet. Four seniors Horning Bowersox Melackie and Waller won awards from the Terrapin Club. John Irvine earned the TEKE Trophy. Varsity jetters honored. Baker Wallace bout set for Madison Square Garden.
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Washington
Bob Pellegrini
Yatesboro
Maryland
Pellegrini
Anthony C. ‘Nardo
Ronnie Waller
Laurel
Del
Joe Horning
Natrona Heights
John Bowersox
Westminster
Tom Melackie
Cumberland
John Irvine
Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraterniity
Horning
Mountaineer squad names contenders for starting berths
Contenders in Washington on Thursday December 9 include Tom Mullen co captain last year of St James of Chester and Bill Williams former Middletown High star as first starting berths are sought. John McNamara a 6 4 freshman from Elizabeth New Jersey has taken over the forward post of Charley O Donnell out with injuries. Members of the squad are listed with Mullen Bals Stanley Smyth Donohue Swaine O Donnell Angelo McNamara Wachtel Williams Sullivan Sullivan and managers Cahill Tennant
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Washington
Mountaineer
Tom Mullen
St. James of Chester
Bill Williams
Middletown High School
Middletown
New York
John McNamara
Elizabeth
N. d
Charley O'Donnell
Edward Bals
Bill Stanley
Frank Smyth
Jim Phelan
George Donohue
Frank Swaine
Sal Angelo
Ronald Cahill
Philip Wachtel
Bill Willams
Joe Sullvan
Jack Sullivan
Cicero Tennant
Ryff Earns 16th Victory In Split Decision
Frankie Ryff outpointed Cuba’s Orlando Zulueta in a 10 round match at Madison Square Garden. A hard cut over both eyes required 20 stitches from Dr. Vincent Nardiello and likely sidelined Ryff for about three months. Ryff led early and finished strong as Kessler and Barnes favored him.
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New York
Frankie Ryff
Cuba
Orlando Zulueta
Madison Square Garden
Bronx
Vincent Nardiello
Nardiello
Ryff
Frankie
Zully
Harry Kessler
Harold Barnes
Americo Schiavone
Zulueta
Ruff
Pro Games On Sunday Show Lions and Browns in title race
The Lions seek the Western Division crown while the Browns pursue the Eastern Division title as frigid weather tests three NFL teams. Bears Eagles and Giants edge toward elimination as Cleveland could force a third consecutive Lions Browns title game if results go against Detroit.
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Associated Press
Detroit Lions
Cleveland
Chicago Bears
Philadelphia Eagles
New York Giants
Lions
Browns
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Green Bay
San Francisco
Cordon Won't Seek Recount in Oregon Senate Race
Oregon Senator Cordon declines to join a recount bid sparked by Republican Jess Gard over the November loss to Democrat Richard Neuberger. Gard alleged irregularities in Multnomah County. the Rules Committee delayed action and later dismissed the petition after Cordon chose not to join. Barrett said contests require a candidate’s initiation. Gard pursued the matter as a private citizen.
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Wee
Sen
Cordon R-Oret
Richard L Neuberger
Neuberger
Oregon
Senate
Jess J. Gard
Republican National
Sno
Gard
Newberter
Cordon
Impo
Senate Rules Committee
Len Hayden
D-Ariz
Multnomah County
Portland
Barrett
Subcommittee
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