Navy Doomed in 50th Army Game
Army and Navy meet in Philadelphia in the 50th Army-Navy clash at Municipal Stadium on November 26. Army, unbeaten with wins over Michigan Fordham and Penn, faces Navy whose eight games yield three wins. Key players include Army backs Galiffa Cain Stephenson Fischl and quarterback Bob Zastrow for Navy, with defensive standouts Hal Schultz Vinson Abelman Hamberg.
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Stratton Bulldogs End Season With Elkhorn Clash
Stratton meets Elkhorn High Elks at Cain Memorial Field in a 2 p.m. finale for both teams. The game, postponed from Friday due to weather, allows Stratton’s two injured backs Freddie Hairston and Ralph Davis to rest while Lonnie Coleman George Brown George Dunn and Rufus Clark line up in the backfield. Stratton seeks its sixth win of the year. Elkhorn owns two wins four losses and two draws.
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Claassen Tabs Terps ND Army Cornell
Harold Claassen lists his final football selections for the week. Notre Dame over Southern California, Army over Navy, Cornell over Pennsylvania, and Kentucky over Miami headline a slate including Oklahoma over Oklahoma A&M and LSU over Tulane with numerous Saturday games and results.
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Fights Last Night In Boxing Featured Several Outpoints
The Associated Press round up reports Lon go defeating Johnny Breeze in White Plains by outpoint 122 1 2 to 127 1 2. Patterson beating Mel Bartholomew 149 1 2 to 147 in New York. Gonzales outpointing Harold Dade 126 to 128 1 2 in Denver. Chavez stopping Lem Thomas 124 1 2 to 138 1 2 in Chicago.
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Liner Coaches Feud Sets Maryland vs West Virginia Showdown
Maryland coach Jim Tatum eyes an upset against West Virginia after De Groot predicted Boston University would crush Maryland. The Old Liners seek bowl chances as WVU arrives in College Park for the Byrd Stadium clash, with Maryland hoping to exploit underdog edge.
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Devils Eagles Maryland Are Lewis Choices
Charles R. Lewis predicts Thanksgiving football picks for 1949. Maryland over West Virginia University. Xavier over Marshall. West Liberty over Western Carolina. Morris Harvey over West Virginia Wesleyan. Romney over Keyser. Harpers Ferry over Charles Town.
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Weirton Grad Named To All-Southeastern
Weirton graduate earns a place on the Associated Press All-Southeastern football team as Tulane, Kentucky and Louisiana stars headline the selections. The report notes awards to multiple players from Texas A&M SMU Florida and other power programs and comments on lineup strength and recent form.
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All-Ivy League lineman of week honors spread across teams
The Associated Press selects Heisman candidates and Ivy stars in a mixed report. Cornell leads with three players Hillary Chollet Tom Rowe and Jeff Fleischmann joined by teammates on the first team while Dartmouth Yale Princeton and Penn also receive recognition in the 1949 All-Ivy selections.
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