Gunners edge Owls 13 12 in bruising Detrick showdown
In a see-saw Sunday at McCurdy Field the Fort Monroe Gunners beat Camp Detrick Owls 13 to 12 to finish the local service football season. Key plays included Pszczolkowski’s 42 yard punt return for Monroe and Hudak’s two touchdowns and extra point setup by Walleck. Several players were hospitalized after a hard clash, with injuries to Bulisco Glass and others as fans watched a tense defensive battle.
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Colleges In Eclipse During Grid Season Sparkle In Basketball
New York college basketball season brings stars back as six-foot nine-inch George Mikan headlines DePaul and rivals. New York U Long Island City College St Johns and St Francis lead, with 18 double headers at Madison Square Garden. Prices rise as 3,000,000 fans have attended over a decade. Teams include Detroit Rochester Western Michigan Valparaiso Utah Oklahoma A and M Arkansas Muhlenberg DePaul Puerto Rico Tennessee Western Kentucky Wyoming Hamline Colgate Dartmouth Kentucky Texas Christian Connecticut Rhode Island State Syracuse West Virginia Akron Notre Dame Canisius Philadelphia St Josephs Oklahoma Temple. Promoter Ned Trish budgets 50000 for rail travel as Utah meets St Johns again December 13 with Arnold Ferrin returning. Wyoming refrains from Garden games. Long Island's Mile Komenich continues to star. Big Ten schools face NCAA-NCAA ban and rising costs.
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Walter house’s facing 47 of 59 field goals noted
Whitney Martin notes the Army player Dick Walterhouse did not beat the old Centre College kicking marks. The piece compares modern and old systems, citing Red Weaver’s 99 straight conversions and Herb Covington’s six dropkicks in a single game as context. It highlights Walterhouse’s 47 of 59 as a record by the modern method, not the old system’s totals.
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Westminster High Noses Out Maryland Deaf Five 12 11
Westminster High School defeated Maryland School for the Deaf 12 to 11 on their court in a third period sprint. All Westminster points came on field goals, no free throws converted, while M S D made five of seven foul shots. The half ended with Westminster up by a point and the final tally reflected a tight defensive battle.
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National Football League Sunday Results and Next Playoff
National Football League results show New York defeating Washington 21 to 6 and Philadelphia 26 to 13. Only games scheduled. Next Sunday's title playoff matches Green Bay at New York.
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Eagles Second Place Clinched in 1944 NFL Tilt
Philadelphia beat Cleveland 26 13 before 24129 at Municipal Stadium to reach second in the NFL Eastern Division after New York Giants routed Washington 31 0. Roy Zimmerman sparked the win with two long passes and a scoring run aided by Van Buren and Kish. Rams fought back with Leu Zontini returning a Reisz aerial 30 yards for a score as the Eagles answered with two more TDs in the second period and a final score by Ernie Steele.
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Giants Win Eastern Title in Niners Clash
Washington December 10 New York Giants clinched the Eastern Division title with early fumbles by Sammy Bauer aiding two quick touchdowns. Arnie Herber directed a 24 of 35 passing day, and Frank Liebel and Ward Cuff contributed touchdowns as the Redskins pressed but the Giants secured the crown to face Green Bay in the championship in New York.
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Relief For Your Cough Promises Quick Rest And Healing
An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as a safe non narcotic cough relief. It claims to reach the bronchial membranes and loosen germ laden phlegm with a beechwood creosote blend and other ingredients. The copy urges buyers to insist on satisfaction with rest and sleep guaranteed.
Landis to Enter Into Baseballs Hall of Fame
New York reports Landis wins unanimous approval for induction into baseballs Hall of Fame amid meetings of major league club representatives. He joins notable figures as baseball enters mid winter sessions with no successor named and separate circuit meetings to continue.
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Football Scores and Golf Winner Reported
Football scores from Monroe and Camp Detrick with Keesler Field at Biloxi and Fort Pierce Naval Amphibious Base, plus matches at Atlanta Third Air Force and Second Air Force, Randolph Field and Fourth Air Force. Miami reports Sgt. Dutch Harrison winning a golf event in December.
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