Burg Beats Hudson Five By 40 to 26
Burg College triumphs 40 to 26 over Hudson Five as Lan singhure High School basketball season recap notes Burg's early surge. Huson defense tightens after intermission, with Haywood and Hing each scoring four, while Javvess leads Burg with strong play against Hudson Jayvees.
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Army and Navy Rivalry Draws 70,000 Fans in 45th Meeting
Army and Navy clash in Baltimore as Cadets chase an unprecedented unbeaten run. Glenn Davis leads Army with 19 touchdowns this season while Navy relies on left halves Bob Jenkins and Hal Humbert. Tickets fetch up to 20 dollars as fans flood the stadium for a long awaited showdown.
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Army Favored in Philadelphia Poll Over Navy 10 to 1
The Philadelphia Record surveyed 307 servicemen, 50 Army, 56 Navy, predicting the Cadets will beat the Middies today at Belamere. A Navy sailor and a Marine corporal voiced support for the Cadets, noting confidence in their team despite service loyalties.
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Frish Tackle Great Lakes in wartime showdown
Frish and the South Bend Irish face Great Lakes in wartime college football action. Army and Navy are the only clubs to beat Great Lakes this season while Ohio State remains unbeaten. Illinois also seeks success in 21 games.
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Notre Dame and Great Lakes Face Key Clash in Indiana
Navy aims for a fifth straight win as Maxwell Field Marauders and Third Air Force Gremlins meet. Georgia faces Georgia Tech in a high stakes clash while Oklahoma and Texas Christian seek season finales. Collegiate races shift as AP ratings await outcomes from Tulane Tulsa and other regional showdowns.
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Army Postseason Plays May Get War Department OK
Postseason tilts for Army football may receive permission from the War Department. Navy and Army requests for additional service games face regulatory limits, with decisions expected after a Randolph Field and Bainbridge meeting. Strong Army teams at March Field, Second Air Force, and Third Air Force await possible post season participation.
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Mont Pleasant Beats Milne In H.S. Clash On Milne Court
Mont Pleasant High School opened its campaign with a 39 1 1 445 despite garbled text. The Raiders improved to 253 wins in 223 starts under Sig Makofski over a decade, defeating Milne 52 to 35 on Milne High court.
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Horvath Wins Heisman Trophy for 1944 Season
Ohio State quarterback Les Horvath won the Heisman Memorial Trophy as the nation's top college football player for 1944. He received 412 votes, ahead of Army backs Glenn Davis and Doc Blanchard, with Notre Dame’s Angelo Bertelli the previous year’s winner. Horvath steered Ohio State to its first unbeaten campaign in over two decades and key late drives, including a 18-14 triumph over Michigan.
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Olympics Beat Blades 10 3 in Hockey League Showdown
Boston Olympics defeated the Baltimore Slades 10 to 3 at Boston Garden in an EZalwara Hockey League game. The comeback after a scoreless stretch in the second period sparked a big scoring run, with 34 000 fans in attendance and all proceeds aiding a disabled war veterans fund. Fifteen penalties were called including two for fighting.
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Army in brisk signal drill before Navy game at Baltimore
Army and Navy fans packed Munici pal Stadium for a brisk pre game session as West Point cadets practiced in chill air. Fans, writers, and photographers lined the bleachers while vendors hawked pins and pennants ahead of the Servite Championship race and the Navy pre game rally nearby.
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Virginia Choice Over North Carolina Virginia Rivalry at Foreman Field
Virginia faces North Carolina in the oldest Dixie gridiron rivalry at Foreman Field this afternoon at 2 o clock. More than 12,000 spectators expected. Virginia has won five of six meetings this season and stands as favorite against the Tar Heels who have one win, six losses and one tie.
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Army Navy Pep Talk Not Needed For Big Contest Today
A wartime tone column argues the Army Navy game requires no grand pep talks. Coaches will offer casual final guidance as players head to the field confident and ready to give their best for service pride. Comdr Hagberg and Del Barton likely roam the locker rooms with last minute tips.
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CCHS Beats Vincentian Lions 46 37 in Diocesan League
Catholic High holds Vincentian to 37 as Egan scores 19 and Degnan adds 13. Eighth Streeters lead early, final period rallies 15 20. Vincentian top scorers Hogan 13 and Bolan 8, Jayvees also win for VI. game refereed by Dowling.
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Ambitious Engineers Lead Basketball Start In Troy Area
The Troy area opens a chromatic winter with college and high school sport zest. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute debuts against Brooklyn Poly as coach Ed Donald enters his 21st year with a fast breaking lineup. Army and Navy clash in Baltimore amid Sixth War Loan support, while boxing and wrestling ventures gain traction in Troy with a new arena license and plans for notable matchups.
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Fry's 69 Sets Pace in Coast Golf Tourney
Mark Fry of Oakland shot a 69 at Harding Park to take the first-round lead in the San Francisco Open. The rain soaked course saw Snead and Nelson tied at even par, with Geertsen’s wife caddying and Geertsen 70. Fry capped a strong front nine with birdies including a di-footer and a 20-footer, while bogeys on the 16th and 18th cooled his pace.
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Puig Kayoes Murray in Second Round at Cambria
Philadelphia AP report notes Joey Puig of New York knocked out Murray of Baltimore in 1 minute 32 seconds of the second round in an eight round windup at the Cambria. About 1500 fans watched as Puig recovered from a rough first round to finish Murray with a wide punch. In the semi final Billy O’Connor of Philadelphia won a six round decision over Talbert Anderson of Philadelphia.
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Washington Lions Triumph Over Falcons in EIHL Showdown
Washington Lions defeated the Philadelphia Falcons 3 to 16 in an Eastern Amateur Hockey League game before 230 fans. Harry Hillard debuted for the Lions as Iemokia added two goals and the Lions halted a two-game skid with a strong late push despite Falcons threats in the final five minutes.
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Last Minute Field Beats La Salle 35-33
St Marys of Amsterdam edge La Salle Institute 35 33 in a tight Digedian League game on La Salle’s court. Baker scores 16 and Fabozzi 14 for St Marys while Dwyer and Rourke lead La Salle with eight and others contributing. Jayvee results: La Salle Jayvees 22 St Marys Jayvees 10. La Salle Frosh 34 St Peter s Stars 25.
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Tulane and LSU Renew 50 Year Rivalry in Baton Rouge
Tulane Green Wave faces Louisiana State Tigers in Baton Rouge for a fifty year tradition. Coaches Claude Simons and Bernie Moore expect top condition as a 2 o clock kickoff draws a crowd around 35 006.
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Fort Wayne Zollners Defeat College All Stars 48 to 36
The Fort Wayne Zollners beat the College All-Stars 48 to 36 in the fifth annual series game. Sparked by veteran Bobby icDermott, the play-for-pay squad gained a measure of revenge after five years.
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