Snead Wins Richmond Open Prize in Open Golf Tourney
Sam Snead captured the Richmond Open title in California earning 1000 in war bonds. He tied for lead after 54 holes then surged with a final round one under 70 to prevail over Slim Charles Congdon of Tacoma Washington, a National PGA semifinalist.
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Snead Wins Portland Open in Rainy Four Round Run
Sam Snead fired 70 66 67 70 to win the Portland Open in a rain soaked finish. Byron Nelson McSpaden tied for third at 230 while Jim Ferrier tied for fifth at 283. An auction in Richmond raised 100000 for war bonds as Ellie McDonough bought the famous golf ball used by Snead.
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Adam Walsh to leave Bowdoin job in 1945 plan
Adam Walsh, former Notre Dame captain, disclosed he would not return to Bowdoin as football coach next fall. He cited a mutual understanding but hinted future coaching at Notre Dame. Morrell said no official announcement yet and Bowdoin hoped to resume football in 1945 if a 300-man squad could be assembled.
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Alabama Plans Lengthy Workouts Ahead of Sugar Bowl
Alabama coach Frank Thomas orders extended practices as the Crimson Tide prep for the Sugar Bowl against Duke. After scrimmage struggles, the team will resume workouts through Christmas holidays and then travel to Baton Rouge for Louisiana State drills before the New Orleans showdown.
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Towa PreFlight Quint Defeats Olathe Mavai Air Station
The Towa PreFlight Quint snapped a six game skid by beating Olathe Mavai Air Station 29 to 3. James Klein of Pittsburg led with 32 points while Harvey anchored the Olathe center. Jed the Clippers scored nine for their side. In another result Bainbridge beat Philadelphia Spas 86 to 45 at Beinbridge Maryland.
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R P L Five Rallies For Third Straight Win Over Williams
R P L surged in the final half to defeat Williams 53 to 38 Saturday night, turning a halftime deficit into a 15 point victory. O Keeffe and Orlando powered the rally with key field goals and free throws. Hames added nine points as the Engineers fell behind and never recovered.
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Ball Players Fight for Jobs After War Duty
New York report notes baseball and football players returning from service may keep their contracts. Baseball players retain rights to clubs, while football players face looser rules amid new leagues. Possible salary wars and inter league deals loom as owners weigh contracts against emerging leagues.
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New York Rovers Top Baltimore Blades 5-3 in Hockey
New York Rovers defeated the Baltimore Blades 5-3 in an Eastern Hockey League game before 469 fans. Doug Carrigan and Roland Lemire scored late as the Rovers pulled away after a 2-2 tie. Jack Manna had a goal and three assists, Carrigan added two goals and an assist, and Paul Waldner Frank Eisenzor and Lou Smrke led Baltimore with three points each. Bob McDonald left the ice with an injury after a hit midway through the final period.
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Race Entries at Charles Town Horse Meet
Race entries list includes Charles Town fixtures with purses from 700 to 3100 and a long mix of horses with odd spellings and codes. Names such as xSir Isiah Lia, xEwente, and xPondérelia Jos appear among numerous entrants, with various purses and allowances noted across eight races and a feature race for claiming horses.
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Olympics Trim Lions 86 In Last-Second Rally At Boston Garden
Boston Olympics came from behind to beat the Washington Lions 86 34 in an Eastern Amateur Hockey League game at Boston Garden. Four majors were handed out by officials in a busy contest. Gino Rozini scored four goals and added two assists to pace the victors, with Kopak Nicowski Lalo and Kusmaki involved in the earlier skirmish.
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College Basketball Scores Roundup Stresses Varied Contests
Across college basketball many teams posted scores including St. Lawrence 45 over Hobart 20, Princeton 71 over Fordham 53, Colgate 78 over Union 45, and Duke 56 defeating Virginia 44. Other results feature Notre Dame 57 over Wisconsin 46, North Carolina 27 over Norfolk Naval Training Station 8, and Ohio University 33 over Bowling Green 37, highlighting a chaotic day of midseason action with numerous institutions and venues.
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Hoosick Falls Nips Stillwater In Narrow HS bout
Hoosick Falls edges Stillwater 33 23 at home after a late 4 0 run seals the win. Weddington and Waddington starred for Hoosick Falls while Hanban led the visitors scoring two points in a rough match. Coach Doug Eighney recently returned from service.
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Twilight Tear Named Best Horse of 1944 by Turf Writers
Twilight Tear won the national vote as best horse of 1944 in a poll conducted by Turf and Sport Digest writers. The three year old filly edged rivals including Devil Diver and Pinza with 235 points to 25, as lists down Kentucky blooms and top honors across age divisions.
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Arsenal Meets Scotia Depot On Tonight's Watterviist Court
The Waterview Arsenal basketball team competes Scotia Never Depot at 9 p.m. Tonight they travel Thursday to Schoharie for a return game. Arsenal recently defeated Schoharie 18 to 32.
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Burns Named Coach of Public Safety Five Tonight
Curley Burns former school coach and Troy team coach takes over Public Safety five tonight at 6 36 as he leads a long workout on the Troy Boys Club court in preparation for the next Indus League game. National basketball results note Sheborgan 47 Cleveland 45.
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Randolph Ramblers Defeat Superbombers In Snowbound Polo Grounds Battle
The Randolph Ramblers beat the Second Air Force Superbombers 13 to 6 at the Polo Grounds in front of about 55 thousand fans amid snow flurries. A hard fought game featured second and third period touchdowns by Suian z as Randolph secured its first straight victories of the season despite strong late offense from the visitors.
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