Ramblers Triumph Over March Field in National Army Football Showdown
Randolph Field Ramblers, unbeaten, defeated Fourth Air Force Flyers 20 to 7 before about 60,000 at the Los Angeles Coliseum. Johnny Goadyer, Elmer Madorik, and Dudley provided key scoring as Ramblers edge March Field with a rugged ground game and a late surge. The win strengthens Randolph’s claim to the national title with a 10–0 season mark and 428 points for versus opponents.
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Johnny Jane
Los Angeles
Der
Randolph Field Ramblers
San Antonio
National Army
Ramblers
Glamor Boys
Air Corps
Hale
Mammoth Coliseum
Fourth Air Forge Filers
March Field
Air Force Gremlins
Charlotte
N. C
Air Force
Denver
Randolph
New York City
Lic Ramblers
AAF ‘Training Command
West Coast
Handolph
Texas Rabbit Foot
Brreebeck
Fron Ordanavia
Jack Jacobs Lixe Mucky
Geno Meeks
Thley
Elmer *Tippy" Madorik
Strom
Fbley
Johnny Goadyrer
Perio
Bill Thudley
Bil Causey
Dra
Real Nefansa
Jack Russell
Hetty Bulls
March
Martin Ruby
Walter Merrill
Duck Freeman
Leland Killian
Subway
Tom Roberts
Hank Norberg
Wordy
Rembiers
Ernie Smith
Southern California
California
H. H. “Hap” Arnold
Aly Corps
Dudley
Pete Layden
Nelson
Madnrit
Pierce Boys End Unbeaten Streak in Tough Keesler Rout
Fort Fiero, FIs. De. 2 (Mighty Fors Pierce Naval Amphibians) routed Keesler Field soldiers 84 to 4 to complete an unbeaten season as Bill Daley led scoring with a four yard plunge and a 75-yard sweep. Fort Lewis Medics toppled Port Angeles Commandos 32 to 6 to claim the Northwest Service football title.
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Cogoh Burl Hoffman
Bieyard
Tacoma
Wash
Fort Lewis
Port Angeles
Chinrd Commandos
Northwest Service
Commandos
Davidson Ex Coach At Point Receives Distinguished Service Cross
Brig. Gen. Gar Davidson of West Point football fame is awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for engineering work on rapid reconstruction of two Kurdish ports in Sicily and Marseilles, France, as directed by Lt. Gen. Alexander Patch of the Seventh Army.
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Vu. S. Seventh Army
INS
Pormer
West Point
Gar Davidson
Palertto
Sicily
Marseilles
France
Alexander Patch
Areeipean Seventh Army
Second Air Force Team Heads North After 14 7 Loss
The Second Air Force Superbombers from Colorado prepare to depart for New York for Saturday's Sand Boot game against Randolph. They lost 14-7 to the Third Air Force Gremlins in Atlanta, as Tripp led the Gremlins with a pair of TDs and strong passing, while Dobbs and Klutka connected on a touchdown.
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Air Force Superbombers
Colorado
New York
Randolph
Glen Dobbs
Boathers
Query
Vinco Gregich
Charley “Reipp
Gremlin
Dobbs
Nick Klutka
Tripp
Gremlins
Henry
Dobra
Cyippi
Mid- Feld
Bob Kennedy
Jack Kelleher
Seiten
Rétahngdin
Pasacé Torrie Ifternoon
Oath
Big Saturday Comings in High Football
Texas high school football races move to quarterfinals in a single Saturday, with favorites in most games. San Angelo’s Bobcats and Highland Park among top teams. Paschal, Breckenridge, Amarillo, and Waco area clubs also feature, while rivals clash in decisive showdowns.
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Katlife
I'reeh Krofts
Paschal
Fort Worth
Wood
Tigers
Breckenridge
Alishin
Port Arthur
Bursot
Bisons of
Dallas
Rugeged
Alert
Sunset Saturday
Highland Park
San Angelo
Mighty
Bobcats
Ren Ead
Austin
el Paso
Cagoires
Amatillo
Golden Sandies
Almerillo
Wichita Falls
Wishita Falls
Ike
Vernon
Coring
Luitkin
Marshall
Texas
Pte
Manuel Crux Jr
Ri- Art
Og Felker
Colhran Nelt
Melvon O. Davis
Avitel
Wathin
Gamon To
V. Davis
San Antonio
Amol
J. Dillingy
Poasteston
Firshther
Posserston
Mays
Vera Dulliig
Vera Dulliig, Son Y Vichire of Atven Otraleit
Enrique Feenandes
Jay Gozeman
San Benita
Genovese” Garcia
Poclsan
Fui Mosilarlo
Antonio
Ius
Renleat
Ralph G
King
Ville
MOY
Miguel Marque
Andrew
Dani Devnhls
Roche
Tiare
Cochran
Green
Pairings At South San Tourney Draw Set For Monday
South San high school's sixth annual basketball tournament lists 18 teams entered with finals slated for Saturday. Lanter Volks, 1043 state Class A titlists and District 28-A champions, are among the favorites as pairings are drawn at 7 30 p m Monday in the school office with games starting at 10 30 a m Friday.
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Princes
Buuth Ban
Class A Football Playoff Matchups Preview Texas Reels
Regional champions clash as Clon A division finals approach with games listed across districts. Notable matchups include Treeton versus 1-Philling and Merkel versus EHsinbeld with several district leaders and stadiums noted for Friday night games. Billy Warne and Frazier from Merkel highlighted for strength. Frager fueled Merkel’s win over Pecos last week.
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Prem
Texas Echoobhoy
Treeton
Philling Va
Wellington
Merkel Va
Ehsinbeld
Berlomailineee
Sesmaur
Theglon Nacon
Garland
Commeree Va
Mount Ver
Eearis
New Tondon Va
Munis Seaton
Nederland
Davidona
Reston
Galrevilo
Kitleen
Rexina
Campo Ya
Harlaniddaia
Antoslo
Alamo Stadium
Weslaco
Wayer
Fk Fins
Frager
Merket
Pecos
YMCA Basketball Action Highlights City League Showdown
The City YMCA basketbal league features Joe Trevino Ray Pischer and Tom Lehman leading a hot quintet to a 24 point win over St. Awitheny s. Trevino nets 27 points while others add 20 each as Trinity University rivals loom in Tuesday night twin bill openers First Baptist Church vs San Antonio Junior College follows.
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Joe Trevino
Ray Pischer
Tom Lehman
St. Avitheny’s
Trevino
Kelly Sports Preview of Week Schedule and Returns
The Heuyseid ayers 86-3 losern Saturday to Laughtin field at Del Rio. Christ week meeting Ward Istana Marines Wednesday night, Corpus Christi Naval Air Station Thursday night. Kelly completes the week with a return game against Laughlin Saturday night at Kelly.
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Heuyseid Ayers
Laughtin Field
del Rio
Bvek Cage Fortunes
Commis Christ
Ward Istana Marines
Corpus Christi
Kelly
Laughlin
Local Court Volley League Schedule Announced
Volleyball schedule lists a 1 p.m. Monday match at the CRO Arms Naey with teams Fort Sam ACS and others, while local groups meet for a Brownies session and a hardware cookies event. Vendors Ventoys and Acccadorles noted as off.
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CRO Arms
Naey YA
Aya Signa Beato
Fort Sam
ACS
iSianney
Ventoys
USO Cagers Open Fourth Army League Schedule
The USO Army Navy program opens league play with a game between the Fourth Army team and USO Arny Navy FM. The contest starts a three game week as the season begins with a warm up tilt and features cadet players and cadet trained teams.
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Arme
Witheaten i Uso-Army-Navy FM. C. A
Warmin Basket
Stenday Nla
Cadat
Miami Ups Golf Purse To 25000
In Miami Florida city officials announced a $25000 open tournament for next December, after a $19000 event drew many top players but few current pro names. The plan aims to attract ranking players to Florida, leveraging publicity to boost interest and participation.
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Miamy
Professional Golfers Association
Milanus
Cliy
BR. Carey
Oakland
Calif
Clarzy
Local golf tourney results and notable players
Reported results from a men and women golf sweepstakes tourney including Herman Branner with a 23 under par and Joe Beasley 32 73, Olister Gosset winning third with AL 7-T4. Women’s winner Mrs Lee Christopher 92 084, second Mrs C A Pet guis 17-10-ST. Other items note Bull Dick vs Bob Lipscomb in a 9 30 p m Tuesday final, plus two other finals Wednesday. Also mentions Montgomery Alderman and pilots Jim Milward and Leo Moran in various golf contexts across multiple cities.
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Herman Branner
Joe Beasley
Ted
Fish Place
Brackeridge
Olister Gosset
Lee Christopher
Bull Dick
Bob Lipscomb
San Antone
Cadena Joins Hole-in-One Club at Breckenridge Park
Red Gaden became the latest member of The Light's Hole-in-One club when he sank a 160-yard shot on Breckenridge park's No 10 hole. The feat required a No 7 iron and was watched by Disk Haven Dive Sttrpson and Charen Taylor.
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Red Gaden
Breckenridge Park
Disk Haven
Money Winners Oakland Golf Tournament Names and Totals
An OCR strip lists money winners and amounts across a scattered set of entries. Names include Luke, Sam Snead, Denny Shute, Tednayd, Jack Fry, and others with purses and numbers like $280, $281, and various score-like figures tied to cities such as Oakland, Kansas City, Sacramento, and Absecon.
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Oakland
Cat
TGB
Toon
Chicago
Sam Nava
Tere An Pe Luke Wit Snes
Cale Wainy Wingraaer
Ota
Vas
Sam. Snead. Net
Spyings
Leggard Boden
Kansas Cay
Denny Shute
Akan
Gitin
Moan Tednayd
Gtk
Denyar Lee Ki _ageowens
Sacramento
Faiold Saropsan
Colma
Exlif
Herey Baasier
Giants Clash With Packers In Crucial Playoff Bid
Pro football recap notes the New York Giants, fresh from a 4-0 win and a looming playoff push, facing the Green Bay Packers in a pivotal late-season matchup. It highlights Giants quarterback play, key touchdowns, and the race for the eastern division title amid standings shifts and prior meetings.
Army Golfers Capture Open Prize Leadership
MIAMI Fla Dec 11 Army Golfer B J Harrison won the Miami open with a 274. He claimed the first prize of 2500 in a 1800-strong field, declaring the win the first $10,000 golf event won by a serviceman. Harrison preserved nerves under pressure at holes 17 and 18 to beat Henry Picard and Johnny Revolta in a tense finish.
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Fla
B. J
Harrison
Army
Wright Field
Dayton
Chin
Fifly
Henry Ficard
Harrisburg
Cerond
Johnny Revolta
Evanston
Morris O'Connor
Belleville
M. J
Pete Cooper
Gainesville
Finnes Deth
Coim
Ubat
Lupon
Picard
Tekitalar
Byron Nekson
Ferrier
McAorden
Saty Snendon Bing
Grnffoon
Chivago
Sun Bur
Detroit
George Sehneiter
Salt Lake Cuty
Nelson
Graig Wood
Shampion
Mamarouchk
Cricage
Dec
Buddy Ramar
Triot
Als
Howling Alleys
Chicago
Paul Krumske
Bomer
Tournai
Rowing Proprietors Association of
Amerca
Chiv- Nites, Inc
Bomar
Wits
Peterson
Kriliske
Bay of
West Alls
Wis
Bowlers Pick Main Center For Tourney In San Antonio
The San Antonio Bowling association set February dates for a city tournament at Main Center. Officers and league reps met at Her many Sons Hall to ratify votes from 248 leagues representing about 4400 bowlers. Final tally favored Turners 79, Texas 67, Union 15, with Main at 9. A $16 two-resistor display plan was approved for the tournament duration and a fundraising goal of $1 per bowler was set for the Bowler Victory Legion.
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Turners
Texas
Uuion
G. M. Milley
Charles
Chiex” Greenles
Tom Lang
Victory Legion
American Howting Congress
Texas Shorthorn League
Texas Center
Southern Conference FRE Basketball Recap and Local Venues
The report notes a regional basketball scene with teams including Baylor Rice Texas A and M and others. It covers venues such as Fort Worth Waco Temple and Georgetown and mentions a challenge series and a 125-entrant field from 54 cities. It highlights Pvt Joe Wilman at Ft Lewis and Rasche LaTell’s perfect 300 game in a women’s league.
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Fexay Christian
Texas A
Baylor
Waco Ariy
Bort Worth Army Air
Hurydoyt Southern
Rent
Dales
Arenas Va
Hontar
Joe Wilman
Ft. Lewis, Wash
Britain Aims London Olympics Postwar bid backed
Evin Hutltey secretary of the British Olympic Association urged delegates at the fifty datth AAU convention to support London as host for the postwar Olympic Games. He argued London could host with minimal effort despite wartime damage while arguing the U.S. would find it difficult to move a site to London. The USA Sports Federations meets in New York, with Willard N. Greim elected president of the AAU, focusing on reviving physical fitness programs from kindergarten onward.
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Atlantic Cx
Tim Col. Evin Hutltey
Britishary
British Olympic Association
London
Nalio
United States
Jaliet
Europe
Hunter
Devil
New York
U.S.A
Anterlen
Ymple Associatior
Carslyyab Buen
Willard N. Greim
Denyer
AAD
Scceeding
Las DL
Benedetta
New Orleans
Greim
Ung
Week End Sports Report From East Coast Trails
In a scattered week end wrap, Atlantic City and New York sports news surface with updates on training, club activities, and roster changes. Names like Willard and Lewy appear amid mentions of franchises, conferences, and regional baseball notes.
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Ain
Boro
New Youn Mant
Fin
Unauit
New York
Vatinilgaton
Fae
Atlantic City
Willard Nrete
Ras Olecledesi
Orleans
Thigadelpita
Auiecieny
Wag Athletics
Lewy
Milwauke Brewera
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