Van Buren Stars as Eagles Win in Philadelphia
Van Buren leads Philadelphia Eagles to a 7 0 victory over the Boston Yanks as his 18th TD ties Don Hutson for NFL single season scoring record. Washington defeats New York 11 0. Eagles finish second in the East with 7 3, Boston slips.
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Redskins
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al Sherman
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Sherman
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Johnny Butler
Philadephia
Gaia
Eagles
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Daglea
Cleveland
Renan
Alx
Young Paces Fleet City to Title In Navy Grid Thriller
Young Paces Fleet City behind Buddy Young star power, scoring 48 points to defeat the El Toro Flying Marines 48 25 in a Memorial Day clash. Long TD runs of 11 and 88 yards fueled the attack as Ten City's star back added two big scores in the second quarter. The win marked Fleet City Bluepeckets tenth victory and second over the Marines, before a crowd of about 5914.
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Big Angeles
Buddy Young
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Endincum
Floet City
Elier
National Service
Young Reah
Tinganena
Ayming
Behidd
Tent City
Maplins
Soviet boxing champ claims six round decision in Moscow
Soviet ring champion Nikolai Karolev, a 28 year old Muscovite, defeated Andon Nova savdoe of Tiflis Georgia to win the Soviet Union boxing championship by a six round decision on Saturday night.
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UPI
Nikolai Karolev
Gdarald Muscovite
Andon Novasavdoe
Tiflis
Georgia
Trade Talk Keeps Kettle Simmering On Eve of Major League Convention
Trade winds swirl as Major League owners prepare for the annual meeting. Talks center on commission power, minor leagues relations, and proposed shifts in scheduling. Rumors link Detroit’s Rudy York and Cleveland’s Jim Bagby to Boston, with Heath to Washington, Cave to the Phillies, and various other cross-league trades under discussion.
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Commission
Chandler
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Rudy York
Cleveland
Jim Bagby
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Tribe
Jeff Heath
Washington
Ceorge Cave
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Sagker Atky Vaughan
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Tigers
Boston
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Hsing Oulfieldur
Jel Heath
Roy Mack
Gunts
Boston Braves
Pillsburg Pirates
Phillies
Philadelphia Athletics
George Ett
Chicago Cubs
Marty Marion
Cardinal
Eddie Miller
Harkness Appointed to Lacrosse Coaches Group
Ned Harkness of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute has been elected secretary treasurer of the United States Lacrosse Coaches Association. Other officers include Avery F. Blake Swarthmore president Fred A. Pitch Burgess vice president. The group met with Dr Carl P Scott Penn State president. Chuck Murdinger received the All American Lacrosse dinner award. Johnny Peige retiring president will referee seven RPI games next spring. The lacrosse schedule was announced with games against Swarthmore MIT Princeton Williams Stevens Syracuse Dartmouth and others.
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Rensselaer Paly
Techpie Institute
Rentel
United States Lanyon Coaches Association
Wnnus
New York
Harkness
P Keusta
Ase
Avery F. Blake
Swarthmore
Fred A. Pitch
Bulgera
Nick Thiel
Penn State
Capt
Morets ‘Touchtone
Army
William H
Dinly" Moore
Navy
Regele Root
Urbaa
Intercollegiate Sucress Association
Carl P. Scott
Penn’ State
Chuck Murdinger
Young
Stevense
Acca Fang Wis
Johnny Peige
Association
Albany
JMG
WPT Lacrosse
Braves May Trade Walker Cooper Amid Market Rumors
From Cincinnati reports indicate the market still alive with several catchers connected to trades. Atlanta Braves face surprises as speculation links Lord catcher Walker Cooper while Larry MacPhail’s silence on Karl Yank—unfinished rosters and unsettled moves loom.
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Cincinnati
Ma- Vorusel
Braves
Walker Cooper
Lary MacPhail
Larry
Race Entries Contain Mixed Purse Totals and Names
A cluttered list of race entries shows purses ranging from 600 to 4200 with numerous horses trainers and jockeys. Names appear repeatedly in varied spellings, including entries like First Kner Puree and Titan, with prices and odds scattered amid prize figures and event notes.
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ySletie Titan
Gromoldy
Turlanks
Westhors
Fleney
Tame
Gianily Gremiinty
Kamisey
MaMtte
Evar Mesathe
Pathe
Guster
Whitm
Mobi
aGourl Mansy
Swishy
Osariel
Man Denham
Cure Innes
Ntiner
nLucks
Chance
Creal Power
Altelvellun
Ae Wrath Mart
Altace Pures
Allowantes Con Belle St Toole
Sionster
O'Sullivan
Manda nCruiner
Boy O'sullivan
Sun
Son
Teddy
Ager
Skymasters Rally to Beat Comets in War League Clash
The Skymasters of Fort Worth rallied after a slow first half to beat the AAP Personnel Distribution Command Comets of Louisville 14 to 1 in San Antonio. Herman Rohrig of Nebraska and the Green Bay Packers connected on a 24 yard pass for the first TD, Harry Burrus of Hardin-Simmons kicked the extra point, and Bobby Cifers of Tennessee scored from the four yard line as the Skymasters tied the game late, sharing the league lead with the Third Air Force Gremlins after moving to four wins and one loss.
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San Antonio
Tex
Skymasters
Fort Worth
AAP
Comets
Louisville
Army Air Forces
Air Force Gremlins
Wrekage
PDC
Herman Rohrie
Nebraska
Green Bay Packers
Harry Burrus
Hardin-Simmons
Loobing
Bobby Cifers
Tennessee
Lae
Hohrig
Late Detroit Wings Edge Canadiens 2 1 in Nervy Finish
Detroit Red Wings beat the Montreal Canadiens 2 1 after a late rally with goals by Carveth and Brown. Murph Chamberlain and Ted Lindsay were involved in physical plays, and Canadiens captain Butch Bodinehard sustained a possible fractured skull in a rough contest before 14 770 fans.
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Detrait
Detraki Red Wings
Montreal
Selinjoules
Joe Carveth
Detroit
Pask
Bill Dunan
Modero
Bruneteny
Wings
Adam Brown
Seven
Tretoit
Lafl
Ted Lindsay
Sinkwich Out Of Army Plans Pro Grid Career
Sinkwich, the Georgia star and former Detroit Lions back, was discharged from the army on dependency grounds. He plans a professional football career next year after reaching home in Koungstown Ohio. His wife and two year old daughter live in Youngstown while his father serves at the Second Air Force HQ in Colorado Springs.
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Pepi Sincewich
Koungstown
Ohio
Sinkwich
Youngstown
Second Air Force
Colorado Springs
Georgia
Detroit Lions
Lacrosse Rule Changes Tabled at U S Intercollegiate Meet
A UPI A proposal to replace no penalty hex with free throws per violation was tabled at the U S Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association annual meeting. It will be reconsidered after edits. Duke University applied for the fellowship and could be admitted after a poll. A proposal from the Military Academy for a trip to West Point next May was referred to a committee.
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U. S. Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association
Duke University
U.S. Mietrry Academy
West Point
Soccer Results From American League Pro Football Notes
Brooklyn Wanderers 2 Kearny Colts 2. Philadelphia Americana 8 Brookhatton 3. Brooklyn Hiajana 3. Baltimore 8 New York Americans 0. Kearny beats O. Baltimore Americans 3 Philadelphia National 1. Abt San Francisco Los Angeles Bulldogs 34. San Francisco Clip Opera 6.
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Brooklyn Wanderers
Kearny Coltles
Philadelphia
Americana
Brookhatton
Brooklyn Hiajana
Baltimore
New York Americans
Kearny
Baltimore Americans
Philadelphia Nationalw
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Bulldogs
Clip
Opera
Riggs Beats Budge for Tennis Title at Los Angeles GP
Rabuy Rings of Los Angeles defeated Don Budge of Eagle Rock Cal yesterday to win the world’s professional third court tennis championship. Budge won the first set in over an hour amid rapid exchanges before a cramp hindered him. Riggs then clinched the second and fourth sets as Budge faded, the match ending 1 6 3 6 0 6 0. Budge, a U S Army air corps veteran, is awaiting discharge. The match took place at the Los Angeles Tennis Club.
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Awailla
Rangers Edge Leafs 2-1 Seals Fifth Place Tie
The New York Rangers beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 2-1 before 15,228 fans in a National Hockey League game. Chuck Rayner starred in goal as Mac Golvite and Lynn Patrick scored in the first period. Lorne Carr tallied for Toronto in the second. All three goals were unassisted and seven penalties were handed out.
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New York Rangers
Toronto Maple Leafs
Rangers
Yorke Fang
Chuck Rayner
Mac Golvite
Lynn Patrick
Lorne Carr
Toronto
Bob Goldham
Laupling
Newport Navy quintet tops RPI in season setback
Newport Navy quintet defeated RPI 87 52 as the visitors surged in the second half. Bornheimer dominated the boards with nine field goals and two free throws for 22 points while Hill and Storey added 12 and 11. Piel scored 14 for RPI, and Waters led the Engineers with ten.
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R. P. I. Cape
Salors
Newport
Newport Speed Merchants
Jake Bornheimer
Newpori
Bornheimer
Mave Hill
Tom Storey
Gerry Piel
Pawling Green
Rensselaer Cagers
Frank
Sud
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Celtics Face Jewels In Pro Basketball Clash At Armory
Master Pupil Mateh matches wits with Jewels in a Saskets ball game at State Armory court. Berenson, now coaching the Jewels, helped Troy and Kingston clubs, with Sedran as a fellow leader. The visitor lineup features Korovin, Kroteer, Cohen, Seth, Mivczkowski and others as the team seeks a win on the road.
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Truy
Caltica
New York Jewels
State Armory
Petit Beyonson
Briney Sedran
Berenson
Troy
Armereen
Teage
Sedran
Elub
Kingston
Dloar
Herenson
Jaevels
Han
Korovin
Tony Kroteer
Coast Guard
Sol Cohen
LIV
Herb Seth
Unniversity of
Indiana
Johnny Mivczkowski
Sash Basket Brill
R.P.J. Swim Team Edges McGill 38 to 37 in opener
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute swims to a 38 37 victory over McGill University in a season opener at ST gym. Relay and individual races produced key wins with McGill's moments, including a 30 yard medley relay and top finishes by McGill swimmers, while RPI countered with victories across freestyle and breaststroke events as the meet stayed tight to the final events.
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Rpis
McGillniversity
ST Gym
Ransselaer
Tom Making
Lee Gyunt
Caper
Hoffman
Vnn Taylor
Ostyla
Renseslaer
Hus
Jack
Rpe
Ain
NeGall
Thying Wandy McGill
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Flex
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Wilkinson
BR. B.T
Hazy
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Slder
Quryle
Fullerton
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