Ferrier Captures Oakland Open in Windy Finish
Sgt Ferrier of Camp Roberts won the Oakland Open with a final round 65 and 278 total, edging Laffoon by one stroke as McSpaden faded late. Nelson finished sixth at 282, with amateur Ernie Pieper and Mark Fry tied for 286 in a windy Santa Rosa layout.
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U. S. Army
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Chicago
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Sergeant
Wu Stirring
Byrd
Laffoon
Sgt Ferries
Byrom Nelson
Toledo
Ohio
Bonds
Nelson
Hera
Craig Wood
Gene Schneiter
Salt Lake City
Wood
Sam Snead
Hot Springs
Jimmy Hines
Amsterdam
Leonard Dodson
Kansas City
Snead
Ferrier
Ernie Pieper
San Jose
Calif
Howne
Tate Boxers Triumph At Williams
RPI boxing team debuts in intercollegiate action by defeating Williams College at Williamstown Massachusetts five bouts won three lost and two draws Highlight bout saw Anderson of Rensselaer fall to Katz of Williams in a close decision Beinsehrath and Abrose of Williams drew Magistro of RPL stopped Jurjurin in round two Several Williams boxers earned decisions over RPI opponents Next meet against Williams planned for January
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Williams
Riskaduce Wins Caliente Race at Agua Caliente
Riskaduce outgamed Medea's Riskaduce and Shepard's Baby Broom to win the Marquette Handicap in Agua Caliente yesterday. Miss Boxthorn finished third while Big Universe trailed in fifth as Riskaduce covered six furlongs in 1:12 25 and paid $6.20 to win. Baby Broom paid $9.40 and Miss Boxthorn $3.60.
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H/ & Shepard
GG Allen
Big Universe
Riskaduce
RPI Tops Trinity in Hartford for Second Straight Win
The Engineers trailed at halftime but surged in the second half to defeat Trinity 50 to 34 in the Hartford High School gym. Red Faber led Trinity with 13 points as RPI capitalized on rebounds and steady ball handling to secure the win.
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Brei- Hedy
Faber
dHllhoppers
Poly
RPI Merrien Gain Upset Victory Over Rochester
The Engineers scored a surprising 39-36 win over Rochester in a pool meet at Rochester. Harry Rutter and Cert Nill starred with two firsts each, while Ronches ter, Lansdale, Sweeney, and others claimed six of nine events including medley relay and 400 yard relay.
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Plomenhoff
Brown
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Hutch
Ly- Schaefer
Niit
Gardnér
Richards
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Newnan
R. P
Newman
Nill
Rochestier
Arthur
Gardner
Schaefer
Sweeney
van Zandt
Collins
McKenna
Miami Granted Franchise in New Grid Loop
New York reports Miami, Pi-Miami Florida, awarded a franchise in the American professional football conference aiming to start in 1988. Other cities include Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, Cleveland, Buffalo, New York and Baltimore. Franchise fee set at 10000 except Baltimore. Jim Crowley named league commissioner. duties delayed until wartime ends. Arch Ward founded league and serves as president emeritus. Christy Walsh becomes vice president in charge of public relations. Mrs. Lou Gehrig is secretary. Sam Cordovane treasurer.
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JCC Girls Hoop League Opens Tonight
The Jewish Community Center Girls Basketball League starts with three games on Center Court. Ed Wachter will toss the first ball for the inaugural contest. All-Stars vs Jeeps opens the program followed by other marquee matchups in the Eastern and Pacific circuits.
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Steve Sloy
Williamsport Grays
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Star Dusters
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Race Entries at Charles Town Mixed Purse Events
The Charles Town card lists races with purses from 300 to 5 000 dollars. Entries include Purse 660 in the first race and 700 for the third while later races offer 560 706 3000 and 3409 dollar purses with a wide field of horses and weights. References name horses such as Rainbow, Diamond Back, Tenderform and Googy Moih among others plus trainers and entry lists.
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Apwart
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Roget
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Sirionge
Serjeant
J. V
Asames
Metra le Roy
Anna Miflen
Batetke
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Honeasorry
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Googy Moih
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Tos
Staten
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Ane
Mies
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Cate
Upsack
Dan Pingon
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Xeige Opener
Smcfonso
Arsace
Rough Asee
Par
Spa
Eien
Hoosie Valley Central Tops Berlin 30 11 In Valley Falls
Hoosie Valley Central School defeated Berlin Central High 30 to 11 in a Saturday night game at Valley Falls. Jim Dijernes and Jock Bacon each scored 10 for Hoosie with Sicely adding seven for Berlin. Hoosie led 12 2 after the first period and widened the gap to 22 6 after three quarters. Berlin Jayvees lost 61 to 10 to the Hoosie Jayvees. Hoosie plans to meet Arguie next Friday at Valley Falls.
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Berlin Central High Hoopsters
Valley Falls
Jim Dijernes
Jock Bacon
Sicely
Hoosie
Berlin Jayvees
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Valley
Dusek Welch Set For Albany Mat Main Event
Rudy Dusek, renowned crowd pleaser, faces Pat Welch of New York in the Capitol Arena Ab baar main event. Dusek won a hard fought feature last Thursday. Welch has just been discharged from the Army after 13 months of service.
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Pat Welch
New York
Capitol Arena
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Dusek
Jimmy Austari
Welch
Bomar Captures Bowling Event
Chicago bowler Buddy Bomar won the national match game championship in the fourth annual all star tournament. He finished with 35.1 Ping and 2 Petersen point system score of B46 after extending a seven point lead over Joe Wilman the former Chicagoan stationed at Fort Lewis Washington in the final four games of the nine day event.
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Buddy Bomar
Petersen
Bomar
Joe Wilman
Paschal Injury Not Serious For Giants Packers Clash
Giants coach Steve Owen said Paschal suffered a sprain but will be all right for the next Sundays title game with the Green Bay Packers in New York. Paschal left the Washington game after a sprain but could return for the championship meeting.
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Paschal
Miami Plans $25 000 Open Golf Tournament
City Manager A B Curry announced Miami will sponsor the 22nd annual Miami Open with a target purse of 25000 dollars in December next year. The current event concluded with a 10000 dollar prize, and officials will seek contributions from organizations and firms to reach the larger total.
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High School CYO League Drive Begins
The high school CYO basketball season opens with several games reported. St Brancs, St Augustine's, Our Lady of Viewom, St Anthony's and St Peter's squads competed with players scoring in double digits as Green Island led St Joseph's and Nash, McGowan, and Gevnor contributed for their teams.
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S1. Augustine’s
Kidlgalien
McNemere Chaleed
Joseph's of
Troy
Sontires
Ryser
Bradley
Ocostel
iOur Lady of Viewom
Ag O'Briet
Sievert Scosian
Fame
Sldverig
SL Anthony's
Peter's
To & Nash
Bebernitz to Captain Burg 11 Next Year
Bebernitz, a football and basketball standout at Up Town School, was chosen captain for next season. He developed into a passing star with notable overhead work and contributed as catcher on the baseball team.
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Burg
Bob Bebe
Lansingoure Hick Jachoul
Ramblers Defeat March Field in Tight 20-7 Victory
In Los Angeles crowds of 50 000 witness Randolph Field powered Ramblers top Fourth Air Force 20 to 7. Key plays featured passes by Indian Jack Jacobs and a late surge led by Elmer Madariz and Bo Dudley while Hank Norsetz Gene Meeks and Woody Strode contributed major gains. Proceeds benefited Army charities.
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Dudley
Jimny Nelson
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Elmer Madariz
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Strode
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Géne Meeks
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Bell
Texas
Layden
Pivers
Freeman
Hen Holley
Cane
Rumbles
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Bob Davis
Madarix
Paul Sienn Fel
Gen. H. Hlarnold
Army Air Force
Joe E. Brown
Al-Pacific Recreation Ford
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Fendolon
Air Force
Russell Norberg
Red Weaver Sets Conversion Record at Randolph Field
Red Weaver, famed Centre College quarterback, is noted for a record number of conversions in a game at Randolph Field. The report cites Weaver’s efforts alongside teammates Madarix Haley and Goodwear as part of Randolph Air Force’s scoring drive, with a 50,000 attendance estimate.
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Crusey
Ruby
Hearth Air Force
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Fort Bragg Loses to Norfolk 66 21 in Naval Basketball Bid
Norfolk Navy team defeats Fort Bragg 66 to 21 delivering two straight wins in as many days. The soldiers suffer a lopsided setback as the Naval unit dominates the game on the Fort Bragg court.
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