Louis Eyes Rematch With Walcott After Hearing
New York December 5 Louis said he would meet Jersey Joe Walcott again next summer after the New York Athletic Commission rejected Walcott’s appeal. He suggested terms similar to the Louis Conn fight, with a large share of receipts for Louis and the challenger earning less. The commission defended its decision, noting it rarely reverses rulings and relies on the official scorers and referee. Walcott protested the scoring of Judge Forbes and was supported by Webster. the panel emphasized they would not override decisions.
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Colts to Stay in Baltimore face first-year finances
Baltimore fans backed the All-America Conference Colts with near 29,000 per game for seven home games, despite losses. President Bob Rodenberg said the club is here to stay, hoping other AAC clubs help with players and noting interest from the National League in Baltimore. Cecil Isbell praised Baltimore enthusiasm, saying it lifted the sports town.
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Nun Honored As Anniversary Observed By Bishop Manning
Sister Mary Rose McNeal marked a nun anniversary with a solemn high mass led by Bishop Thomas J. Manning. She left her Baltimore family in 1697 to join the Daughters of Charity at Emmitsburg Maryland and later served in Keokuk, San Francisco and Los Angeles, spending the last six years at St Vincent's hospital.
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Thomas J. Manning
Mary Rose
Baltimore
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Keokuku
San Francisco
Dos Angeles
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Crossword Clue Fragments From Obscure Radio M C Horizontal
A compact puzzle list appears with numbered clues across and down. Entries include terms for demeanor, various haptic senses, body parts, plants, and classic notions like paradise and sacred songs drawing from an old style cryptic grid.
Hopeless Slam by Analysis in Bridge Hand
In a bridge analysis by William E. McKenney for NEA Service, a declarer pursues a unlikely six clubs contract after a heart lead. He wins the heart ace, ruffs, and navigates spade and club splits, showing how careful line of play can salvage a near hopeless contract.
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Notre Dame Named Outstanding 1947 Team by Voters
New York radio and sports writers select Notre Dame as the top team of 1947, with the Irish moving from third to first in the rankings after a strong season and contributing to a reshuffle among top ten teams. Southern Cal drops, while North Carolina secures seven first place votes and several others climb in the poll.
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Divided Among Penn Staite Alabama and Oklahoma
A fragment notes division among Penn Staite, Alabama, and Oklahoma, indicating a redistribution of assets or responsibilities. Details are unclear due to OCR gaps, but the entities referenced point to three distinct locations involved in the division.
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Damascus and Camp Derrick open County League doubleheader
Damascus faces Camp Derrick in the first game at the State Armory to stay clear of the cellar. In the nightcap Jaycee Court tilts Y M C A meets Coca Cola to close within a quarter game of Middletown’s top spot.
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Walkersville Bowling League Results and Fixtures
Walkersville Bowling League sessions featured G. V. Mill facing G. V. Bakery Dudrow's clashing with A. P. Walkville Met opposing Ensor's. Top game by R. Esler of Ensor's scored 149, top set by M. Ramsburg of Woodsboro with 370, and leading team set by John Deere with 1 661. Separately fortunes and lucky charms extract about 4 000 000 dollars annually from English pockets.
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Radio Program Schedule and Listings Summary
Radio WMAL 630 WOR 730 k CBs WFMD NBC WRAL 1620 with evening lineup and repeats. Programs include Kiddies Hour, Sports Music Time Frontiers of Science Talk CBS News and Beulah Show. News and Comment with Abe Smith. Dinner Date House Party Crosler’s Club Murrow Sports. Milton Berle Naviety Boston Symphony Hour and more.
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Studio One
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Bob Hope
Abe American Forum
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