Second Air Force Superbombers Crush Washington Huskies
The Second Air Force Superbombers, based at Colorado Springs, beat the University of Washington 47-6 to improve to 10-2. Quarterback Ray Evans ran for two touchdowns and added a 312-yard from scrimmage night, while fullback Bill Prentice added two scores. Washington’s defense held late, but the Bomber offense dominated, setting up a December playoff bid against Marchfield’s Fourth Air Force for the Army Air Forces championship.
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Army Navy Ducat Plan Outlined in Baltimore
Baltimore November 20 the Maryland war finance committee outlined an Army-Navy ticket plan. Tickets will be sold on a first come basis to Baltimore residents. Purchasers of war bonds at $25 denominations will share in 50 percent of civil tickets. higher bond denominations receive priority for a limited supply. The committee says notification will follow once tickets are sold out and the plan aims to restrict sales to eligible residents.
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Azteca Boxing Card Scores and Schedule Details From Mexico City
Unclear lines describe Azteca boxing action in Mexico City with fighters Paul Altman and Mahl, plus a semi final bout to determine a challenger from Montan or Ghatlole. Tickets list for a November 24 event and a separate major league baseball leadershipChange in Williamsport with don Reardon elected VP of the Raster Baseball league.
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Inda
Atore
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New Yori
My Hiehadsen
Williamsport
Don Reardon
Srriaoy
Yacoridenit
Phillies
Table Tennis TAHL: Mixed results and notable matches
A garbled summary of table tennis events mentions players such as Kodi and Louie Suhwelar, with heats leading to decisive doubles and individual efforts. Several oblique references to participants, placements, and scores surface amid incoherent lines, reflecting a jittery OCR read of a sports page.
Deer Season West of the Pecos Opens
West of the Pecos opened the five day deer season amid cold dry weather conditions. State officials expect favorable hunting and note the season closes Saturday with statewide participation and remarks from Governor Coke Stevenson.
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Syme Commission
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Coke Stevenson
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Fetlienid
Livie Faces Manuel Villa in Dallas Boxing Attraction
Former World Welterweight Champion Yinzie Livie of Camp Normoyle San Antonio will fight Manuel Villa in Dallas next Wednesday promoter Lew Gray announced. The card features 1110 and 1010 averages for the five bouts. In local sports Summers bat 258 and Wells 55 in the big game as San Antonians Leiceste Theater Eghorn Wes Spencer and Grantey seek revenge in return games next Sunday at 2 pm on Main Hes ter lanes.
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Frogs Face Rice in Houston Showdown for Conference Lead
Texas Christian hosts Rice in Houston in a pivotal Southwest conference game that could crown the Frogs as co champions if they win. Texas Christian currently leads the race as Arkansas falters with remaining schedule ended, while Rice and Texas A&M remain in contention. Southern Methodist languishes near the bottom with one win and three losses.
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Touchdown Parade Title Hints From Week of Gridiron Action
A chaotic mix of game results and notes from a weekend of college football. Texas defeated Texas A and M while Rice broke a long losing streak against Aggies. SMU upset Arkansas in Dallas as cold rain and small crowds dampened the scene. Also brief obituaries note the passing of Batsley Conley and Rockland official Frank Donohue.
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Brown Ramblers Defeat Ellington on Randolph Grid
The Brown Ramblers posted a 2–0 record for the 1944 season after a 27–2 win over Ellington Sunday at Randolph gridiron. Lovett scored twice, Gatewood and Brasfield added a TD each, McGlendon kicked two extra points, and Ellington earned a safety on a Lovett fumble return. The team next plays Novem 28 at Houston.
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