Eagles Defeat Rams 26 to 13 in Home Showdown
Philadelphia Eagles toppled the Los Angeles Rams 26 to 13 as Ernie Steele scored on a short run and the team built a lead with two touchdowns in the second quarter. Zimmermann and Reisz connected on a long pass to set up scores while Al Wistert anchored the line as Philadelphia finished 7 2 1 on the season.
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Philadelphie
Phiadelphia Eagles
Cleveland Ress
New York Gierrs
Weskingies
Retuite
Roy Zimmermers
Fiame Eagle
Yeermahs
Ernie Sree
Steve Var
Bures and Co
Ene Zon
Mt Hecthents
Ecore
Buren
Simmerman
Riss
Zimmerman
Hagies
Eisi
Merch
Tung
Mish
McDonald
Jack
Hinkie
Zimmer
Kish
Ram
Zinerman
Eagles
Ernie Steele
Gisamemian
Albie Reisz
Reisz
Rey Hamilten
Zoutini
al Wistert
Eagle
Jed
Philadelphia
Downs Cappy Set for Albany Boxing Show Clash
Upset filled program centers on an eight round bout pitting Jerry Downs of Rome against Kingston rival Pete Cappy as part of a Capitol Arena card in Albany. The night features Montreal’s Wilford Shanks versus New Yorker Joe Cariar in the main event after a day of sale announcements.
Giants Dominate Redskins 31 to 0 in Washington
A capacity crowd of 35 540 watched the Giants crush the Redskins 31 to 0 at Washington. New York struck twice in six minutes and led 14-0 early before the NFC clash with Green Bay. Baugh, Herber, and Cerullo contributed as the Giants clinched the Eastern Division title race.
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Redskins
Washington
New Fork
Rosse
Washingtons Redskins
Lees
Green Bay
Packers
Bamay Bayh
Baugh
Tavete
Vic Cerroll
Herber
Eod
Frank Biebel
Lieber
Esarder
Eqacnter Cutt
Boredt
Frasier Kk
Ithe Fredskins
Sushed Baugh
Fal‘enock
Bill Paschel
Livs Inesron
Eds
Bob ‘Seymour
Her
Paschel
Kerr to Speak At Industrial Dinner Tonight
Kerr of Colgate University will be guest speaker at the Troy dinner hosted by the AA group tonight at 6 30 pm in the Central F B C. The program includes awards for the 1944 golf tourney and softball playoffs, invocation by Rev HP Vieth, group singing, and special music. Paul Graham of RPI will introduce Kerr, a former East West Shrine co coach and current game organizer for San Francisco New Year’s Day.
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Colgate University
Troy Tedestria AA Wi
Central F. Bf. C
Kerr
Colgate
Paul Graham
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
San Francisco
HP. Vieth
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Joseph Corrigan
Bruce Fisher
Marty Komert
Kenneth Bonjukian
Bi Stacey
James McCracken
Indus AA
Baseball Czar Reforms Debated At Three Day Meetings
Major league owners and executives opened a three day set of meetings to discuss appointing a new baseball czar and revising authority. Talks covered power shifts, the new commissioner's role, and postwar player issues while rosters and drafts loom.
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Kj BL Landis
Powers
Miny Wield
Miller
Tach
Iearmue
Majtr
Will Harridd
American League
Ford
Frick
Cam. X. O'Connor
Lening
Etion
Bell Man
Landig
Landisen
Peta Biy
Pasuls
Tess Power
Appeim
Butalo
Avaje
Brooklyn
Boston
Bray
Cleveland
Chicago Cubs
White Sox
New York Giants
Buffalo Minots
Harrison Wins Miami Open with 274 Nonpareil Round
Staff Sgt Dutch Harrison of Wright Field Ohio posted 274 to win 2500 first money in the Miami Open over five challengers. Benny Picard of Harrisburg Pa placed second at 275 with Revolta of Evanston Ill and Cooper of Gainesville Fla among top contenders. payout totaled 10000 with Picard earning 1250 and Revolta 91000.
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Dutch Harrison
Wright Field
Ohio
Harrison
Army
Ficard
Maurice G. Connor
Bellevue
N. J
Pete Cooper
Gainesville
Gene Kunes
Hollywood
O’gonnor
Cooper
Hunes
Herman Batten
White Plains
Johnny Bulla
Atlanta
Trippi Stars As Air Force Wins 14 7 Over Gremlins
Air Force defeats the Gremlins 14 to 7 in a hard fought game. Trippi led the Air Force offense with a rushing TD and a key tying pass, while Dobbs struggled to keep up. The Gremlins capitalized on turnovers and a late drive but fell short despite strong play by Brandan and Kennedy.
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Air Force
Atlanta Lps
Charlie Tripp
Georgia Rose
Superbombers
Dizzy Hare
Air Gremlins
Glenn Dobbs
Tulsa
Egainst Trippi
Debbs
Otier
Wisco Gregich
Gremlin
Dobbs
Tvo
Bill Huber
Vick Kina
University of Florida
Gremlins
Ari Brandan
Tennessee
Wmidfein
Rod Kennedy
Washington State
Jack Neleher
Columbia
Sehenreich
Cera
Mor Field
Charlotte
D. C
W Dodds
High Scores Mark JCC Loop Opening
High scores marked opening as Bemes in the Jewish Community Denver Basketball League opened last night. Troy’s superintendent of recreation tossed the first bell. Winners include the Chooperatives trontees and Stair led with points. Waterford defeated by 35 to 33.
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Troy
Kate Dent
Tarkhawks
Cemer
Stair
Fn Poins
Whit Kasngarian
Qoztserti
Waterford
Segrles
Griem Named National AAU President in Atlantic City
Atlantic City N J Willard N Greim head of Denver s school athletic facilities was elected president of the National AAU yesterday He pledged to work with many groups to improve public well being Other officers elected include Eugene C Boni Jamies Rhodes Oracles Stapleton Marion Miller Dan J Ferris and J Ly man Bingham All terms are for one year The new president a former professional athlete urged a unified year long athletic recreation program to fuel a nationwide drive for physical fitness
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N. J
Willard N. Greim
Denver
Amt Mlyccipsl
Aa. S
Organization
Eugene C. Boni
Philadelphia
Jamies A. Rhodes
Columbus
Ohio
Oracles Stapleton
Greensboro
N.C
Marion Miller
Kansas
Dan J. Ferris
New York
J. Lyman Bingham
Chicago
Greim
Springfield
Mass
Fort Pierce Amphibs Defeat Kessler Field Soldiers 7–3
Fort Pierce Naval Base powerhouse the Amphibs defeated the Keesler Field Soldiers 7 to 3 as Lil Daley scored twice for the visitors. Don Retce from Mississippi and Nick Wazlylik connected on drives, while Leslie Bruckner added extra points for the Amphibs aided by a strong second half defense.
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Fia
Fort Pierce Naval Amphibious Training Base
Keesler Feld
Slim
John ‘Yardian
Johns Kowh
Fromm the Froe
Don Retce
Plungisz
Nick Wazlylik
Ohio State
Hampton Pool
Asmooids
Leslie Bruckner
Amiphies
Herman ‘Robrig
Nebraska
Cliff Akerson
Bill McHugh
Frank Hoffman
Marshall Corteze
Chicago Cards
Brooklyn and Baltimore Teams Record Narrow Wins
In a set of scattered match results the Brooklyn-New York combination defeated the Brooklyn Hispanas 4 to 3 while the New York Nationals beat the Brooklyn Wanderers. The Kearny Scots shut out the Philadelphia Nationals 3 to 0 and the Baltimore Americans triumphed 5 to ? over the Kearny Celtics.
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New York Nations
Brooklyn Hispanas
New York
Brookhatians
Kearny Scots
Philadelphia
Philadslpnia Nationals
Brooklyn Wanderers
al Balthimore
Philadelphia’ Americans
Balti Ene
Kearny, N. J
Rearny Celtics
Baltimore Americans A
No Unnecessary Delay as Free Substitution And Time-Out Rules Stand
Early season test sees officials allowed to call time outs at any possession and unlimited substitutions. Critics warn of slowed games and abuse, fearing extended delays and deliberate stalling by players. Promoter notes mixed success as 11:15 p.m. jam looms, with coaches pivotal to rule acceptance.
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Harry Grayson
New York
Ned Stigh
Madison Square Garden
Celtics
Joe Lapethick
Stocklyn
St John’s
Nat Holman
City College of
Danny Kaye
Lapethick
Rish
LaSalle Edges Watervliet In Openers League Clash
LaSalle Institute nipped Watervliet 23 to 20 in a Principals League opener on LaSalle Court. Bert Gavanagh sank a late free throw to seal a 1 point lead, while Bob Sarite Dan Owyes each had seven points for the Cadets. Watervliet led 15-9 at halftime and 17-3 after three periods before LaSalle rallied. Varsity, junior varsity, and freshmen wins noted. next games against Cohoss and Christian Brothers Academy.
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LaSalle’ Institute
Gavanagh
LaSalle
Jack Dargey
Shes
Watervliet
Arsenal City
la Salle
Bob
Sarite
Dan Owyes
Tony DiBayco
Tudor Veloze
Werer
Cohoes High Edges Hudson In Tight League Game
Cohoes High School rallied in the second half to beat Hudson High 22 to 21 on the Cohoes High court. Winkler scored eight for Cohoes, while Mooney led Hudson with 11 points in a low scoring regional scholastic contest.
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Cohoes
Troy Indus Loop Opens Tomorrow
The Troy Indus Basketball League launches its season tomorrow night at 7 p.m. on the Troy YMCA Court with six teams. Harley Hodgkins will referee as the league features three new clubs Cluetts Arsenal Tanks and Public Safety and three returning squads Behr Manning Allegheny Ludlumse and Arsenal Hovelizers.
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Troy Indus
Troy Ymca
Harley Hodgkins
YMCA
Cluetts
Arsenal Tanks
Public Safety
Behr- Manning
Allegheny Ludlumse
Arsenal Hovelizers
Clarkson Trims Ithaca 50 to 40 in home win
Clarkson College defeated Ithaca College 50 to 40 in a midweek game. Ithaca had previously fallen to St. Lawrence 40 to 36, marking its second weekend loss.
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Ithaca
Potsdam
Clarkson College
Ithaca College
St. Lawrence University
Wings Beat Bruins 7-6 Behind Bruneteau Brothers
Detroit Red Wings defeated the Boston Bruins 7 to 6 in an NHL game before 12,929 fans. Bruneteau brothers Madero and Eddie set the pace contributing four goals, with Mud Bruneteau scoring a backhand winner and Steve Wochy adding a poke past Harvey Bennett to seal the win in the final ten minutes. Cowley added Boston’s late goal.
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Detroit Red Wings
Hher Bruneteau Brothers
Madero
Eddie
Boston Bruins
Red Wings
Broneteau
Steve Wochy
Boston
Harvey Bennett
Cowley
Tve
Rangers and Black Hawks skate to 1 1 draw in tired game
New York and Chicago, both near the bottom of the standings, battled to a 1 1 tie before 14 93 fans. Fido Purport scored for Chicago on a break from a Ranger rush, while Ab Demarais equalized for New York in the second period with a backhand shot after Walter Atenas set up the play.
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National Hockey League
Chicago Black Hawks
New York Rangers
Rangers
Chicago
New York
Heller
Brayshaw
Cully i Dahlstrom
Purput
Livts
Me‘Auley
Walter Atenas
Joe Snack
Atenas
Ab Demiares
Cochran Leads In National Three Cushion Championship
Cochran of San Francisco defeated Ralph Greenleaf of Detroit 50 to 31 in 36 innings to take undisputed lead in the national three cushion championship tour. Undefeated Cochran has seven straight wins with two matches left against Camaco and Hoppe, while Hoppe stands six wins in seven matches.
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Jp—Wesker Cochran
San Francisco
Ralph Greenleaf
Detroit
Cochran
Teescon
Joe Camaco
Mexico City
Willie Hoppe
Hoppe
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