Hogan Fires 270 to Win Golf Meet
Hogan shoots a four under par 68 to win the Orlando Open golf tournament with a total of 270. Johnny Revolta and Sam Snead finish near top, while MacDonald and Rogan place well in a strong field. Hogan’s victory adds to his career earnings and follows his recent string of tournament successes.
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Averill Park Drops First Court Contest At Home
Averill Park High School falls 33 to 20 to Moessieville in a Central Hudson Valley League opener on Averill Park court. Bramstein scores 14 for Moessieville. Link leads Averill Park with 8. Details show Roessleville and other players contributing for both sides amid a rough, error-filled game.
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Pelizzia Cops Net Tourney Victory at Geneva
France’s Pelizza de France wins the International Indoor Tourney at Geneva defeating countryman Bernard 9-7 in the final. In doubles, Stine Seghers and Francois Garnero beat Meme Mattie and Henri Cochet 6-0 6-4.
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Mattie
Henri Cochet
Hagberg the Navy builder and teammaster in one
Navy coach Oscar Hagberg, aided by Miter and Keith Molesworth, transformed a faltering unit into a cohesive eleven. His midseason adjustments forged a strong defense and functioning attack that outperformed Army 32 to 13 in a decisive clash at Philadelphia. Blanchard and Davis starred for Army. Hagberg earned lasting praise for the turnaround.
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Philadelphia
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Srmy
Glenn Davis
Oscar Hagberg
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Serani
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Blanchard
Midshipmen
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Army
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RPI Beats Brooklyn Poly In Home Opener 1036
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute blasted Brooklyn Poly 90 in their home opener on the 87 court. Coach Ed Donald shuffled lineups, using 14 players as Frank Wilhy paced the Engineers with 17 points and Gerry Piel and Wilbur Slain each added 12. Captain Frank Waters and George Powell stood out on defense and speed as RPI built a 42 to 29 halftime lead and dominated throughout. Kappler led Brooklyn Poly with 16 points.
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Brooklyn Poly
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Donald
Frank Wilhy
Gerry Piel
Bowling Green
Wilbur Slain
Pittsburg
Dan Whitehead
APL
Kappler
Rensselaer Tein
George Powel
Frank Waters
Brooklyn
George Furpes
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LaSalle Five Ovens Away Wednesday
LaSalle Institute eyes a Wednesday home game against St Mary's Academy of Amsterdam in the Diocesan league. New coach Charles R. McNulty shapes a lineup built on three returnees and a 1944-45 reserve. First-string includes Dan Dwyer, Bob Sickles, Jack Ryan, Bill Anderson, plus 10 others. Friday features a Principals League opener vs Cohoes High in Cohoes.
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Amsterdam
Carpal City
Catholic Central High
Charles R. McNulty
la Salle Institute
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Bob ‘Sickles
Jack Ryan
Bill Anderson
Doc Breton
Jim Norton
Tom Quest
Jack Maguire
Joe Bulmer
Walt Harkenham
Chick Gringe
Iwdl Doran
Tom Alexanian
Tuy Crestil
Taatte
Princecipals
American League Soccer Results From Brooklyn and Kearny
In Brooklyn, Hispano 4 defeated Brooklattan 2. New York Americans and Brooklyn Wingers tied 2. In Kearny, Bellies 8 and Halfimare 8. In Philadelphia, Philadelphia Nationals 1 beat Kearny Scots 0. Matches list results with local teams and scores across venues.
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Brooklattan
New York N. Americans
Brooklyn Wingers
Kearny
Kearny, Bellies
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Philadelphia Nationals
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Venezuelan Stars Rally to Beat North American Nine
Venezuelan Stars edged North American team 2 to 1 with relief pitching by Julio Brecho after he took over for Alex Carrasquel in the second inning. Brecho preserved the lead while Carrasquel, Brace, and fans contributed key moments in a tense contest.
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Yennz Gultn Al-Stars
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Alex Carrasquel
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Brace
Anderson
Wallmaker
Prautine
Pro Basketball Scores From Regional Games Note Mixed Results
Cleveland 38 led a slate including Yawaoatesem at Withington Wilmington Bunthers 48 while Trenton Tigers posted 3% in New York. Other outcomes show nitimore 48 New York Gothamy 4h, Hartom Globe Trotters 7 in Indiana, and Waypoints at Larkaville with Bayt Pittaton 38 Larkaville 24. Fort Wayne hosted Recheator 56 as Scranton and Willton-Barre posted 40 and 20 respectively in Pa.
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Trenton Tigers
New York
Nitimore
Gothamy
Hartom Globe Trotters
Indiana
Pais Katekya
Larkaville
Bayt Pittaton
Fort Wayne
Bears Beat Cardinals In Finale 28-20 At North Side Stadium
Chicago Bears defeated the Chicago Cardinals 28-20 in a brisk Western Division finale. George McAfee led rushing while Sid Luckman’s passing keyed drives including a 12 yard strike to George Wilson. Cardinals rallied late but fell short as Christman and Dowell connected on scoring plays.
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Chicago Bears
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Ski Lucknton
Chicago Cardinals
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Bears
Cardinals
North Siders
Paul Christman
University of Missouri
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Cardinal
Perkins
Lackman
Kavanaugh
Leafs Rally to Defeat Hawks 5-3 in Chicago
Toronto Maple Leafs rallied in the final period to beat the Chicago Blackhawks 5-3 at Chicago Stadium. The Blackhawks led early but Toronto evened the score in the second period before Ernie Dickson and Apps sealed the win with goals in the third, moving Toronto into a tie for second place with Detroit in the NHL.
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Keveny Alumni Beat Lansingburg Five In Close Shocker
Keveny Alumni edged Lansingburg High Alumni 28 to 22 on Keveny Court. Final margin came after a 14-19 halftime deficit as Joy Walsh led with 12 points and Nick Leunek eight. In the preceding game, Columbian Squires defeated Watervilies Squires 40 to 48 with Matthews, Biss posting 16 for the winners.
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Army Navy Tilt Remains Focus as Bowl Selections Begin
Army dominates Navy 24 to 13 in the annual service classic with Felix Blanchard scoring three touchdowns and a key interception return. A large crowd in Philadelphia and additional bowl matchups in Los Angeles frame the postgame talk as New Year contests loom, including USC over UCLA to earn a Rose Bowl berth and several title games listed for upcoming bowls.
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Richard Scott
Irephota
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Birmingham
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Campa Set To Box Reed In Troy Feature Bout
Campa, Mexican City lightweight, comes to Troy’s La Salle Institute tonight to face Torpedo Reed of New York in the main event. Reed has a growing reputation with wins over several regional fighters. Also on the card are Sipello versus Patterson, Lacanelli versus Arrington in a return, Hubbell versus Fulgerrt, and Thomas against Bonuceli, with first bell at 8 30 p m.
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Scheneelaily Voxar
Hal Arrington
Hinghamton
la Salle Institute
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Mith
Slinger
Troy
Torpedo Reed
New York
la Salle Institute Gym
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Tigrry Armstrong
Kid Lester
Frank Stewart
Jackie Cooper
Young Manuel
Jess Jackson
Los Angeles
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Reddy Earl
Ike Milter
Joe Rebetto
Vic Flores
Rob Gunther
Wally Jones
Os¢ Lewis
Carmen Sipello
Schenectady
Ace
Freddie Patterson
Rochester
Sipello
Hilt
Leo Lacanelli
Mal Arrington
Binghamton
Suranelli
Danny Hubbell
Waterford
Mick Fulggerrt
Jubbell
Jim Thomas
Albany
Ugo Bonucel
Syracuse
Thomas
Fleet City Navy Blanks Pearl Harbor All Stars 27
Sailors power to a 27 to 14 victory at Kezar Stadium before a 60,000 crowd. Fleet City Navy Bliajack stars while Pearl Harbor Navy All Stars rack up yardage late, yet fail to overturn the unbeaten 14th record.
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