Canadiens Blast Wings to Stay Ahead in Hard Fought Win
The Canadiens defeated the Red Wings with a decisive offensive burst, building a lead through the middle periods. Pete Red Wings struggled to counter, while Richard and Lach produced key assists, and Howe contributed with scoring near the end of the game. Buddy O’Connell contributed in goal, preserving the shutout bid into the final period.
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Duke Squad Prepares for Sugar Bowl Trip to New Orleans
Duke coach Eddie Cameron will take 38 players five cashes and two student managers to New Orleans for the Sugar Bowl game against Alabama. The Blue Devils will practice at Sugar Bowl Stadium Sunday after a short departure today with an emphasis on pass defense following a weak showing against Alabama in a simulated attack.
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Mexico City tracks expands racing schedule to four days
Mexico Citys Hipodromo De Las Americas will move from three to four race days weekly. The expanded schedule adds a Friday card alongside Tuesday Saturday and Sunday meetings, with top events like the Ciudad De Mexico Handicap on New Years Day and a field of 24 nominees.
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Garden Winds Up 744 Fist Shows Tonight
Garden winds up 1944 boxing activities at Madison Square Garden tonight featuring Danny Bertferd and MorRig Reif in a 21 round bout. Barfield favored to weigh 144 and win. Reif has recent KO wins. A crowd around 15,909 is expected with gate near 50.0 thousand.
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Oklahoma Aggies Arrive in Dallas for Cotton Bowl Prep
The Oklahoma Aggies arrived in Dallas yesterday and began practice for their Cotton Bowl date next Monday. Coach Jim Lookabeugh led eight in the group, with forty players, five coaches, and other officials at the high school stadium.
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Joe DiMaggio Awaits New Army Assignment
Ex Yankee star Joe DiMaggio arrives at Atlantic City Air Force Redistribution Station for medical exams and interviews with personnel experts as he awaits a new Army Air Force assignment after returning from Hawaii. He is expected to stay about ten days.
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Strange Things In Bowl Games On New Year's Day History
A collage of famed Rose Bowl moments and other classics from 1930s to 1940s. Notable plays include Roy Riegels wrong way run and Temple's counterstrikes. The piece highlights quirky, pivotal events shaping classic bowl history with teams like California, Tennessee, and Oklahoma.
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Bing Crosby Golf Tourney Cancelled
The Bing Crosby golf tournament in Los Angeles is canceled due to course unavailability, as announced by Fred Corcoran of the PGA. The decision affects the weekend schedule and eliminates the planned Los Angeles Open.
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Fred Corcoran
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Alabama Crimson Tide Faces Duke In Sugar Bowl Preparations
Coach Frank Thomas says Alabama conducted two hard practice sessions ahead of the Sugar Bowl. He notes a gradual tapering process to reach peak condition for the Duke game on New Year’s Day.
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Bowling Notes Show Mixed Results Across Leagues
The report details League action with Lewises dropping to second, Al Ives leading the Arist league with a 242 569, Cape Al Ives pacing his squad. various teams like the Catones, Brewers, and Morris Store posting wins. Weekly leaders include Gorshy 210 534 and Coach Carley 180 895, while basement crews feature Dictator Garner 82 and Black Jack Conrey 22.
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Black Jack” Conrey
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Charl Young” Mahar
Flareback Wins Narrowly in New Orleans Race
In New Orleans a horse named Flareback overcame an early deficit to win the Purse. Jockeys Brown and Petrili's Foxy Nettie contended early with Foxy Nettie leading before Flareback surged clear in the stretch to take the victory in hand.
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CYO All-Stars Schedule Plans Set For Court Play
The CYO All-Stars, a Yoop high school division basketball team, plans second games after the year’s start. Managers will select the lineup, with possible games against Sacred Heart of Watertown and other fast teams in the area.
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Fourth of a series by Elmer Ripley coach of Columbia
Elmer Ripley recalls the 1942-43 season and a dramatic comeback win over the Marines at Madison Square Garden. He details late game action, Billy Hasset and John Mann passing sequences, Danny Kraus driving to the basket, a final left handed shot, and a rough finish as Columbia wins 4-52.
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Boivin Cancels Bout With Terranova in Providence
Boivin of Providence withdraws from a scheduled featherweight fight with Phil Terranova. He cites a situs condition and a war timing stance, saying he will not compete until spring. Promoter Eddie Mack reports Boivin hung up his tights and will not appear at the Jan 4 event.
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Durdan Transferred From Bainbridge Post
Bainbridge Md. naval training center station officials disclosed Durdan was transferred to an undisclosed post. The 1953 Bainbridge football star and Rose Bowl hero against Duke in 162 played on the crack team and trained new recruits as a chief petty officer.
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Long Island Beats Wyoming in Cage Doubleheader at Madison Square Garden
Long Island University crushed Wyoming 440 to lead in the nightcap as Hamline edged City College 47 48 in the opener before 13 853 at Madison Square Garden. City College’s Paul Schmones scored 33 as the locals dropped a second straight game.
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Chemel Clouts Wade in Portland Ring Bout
Chemel formerly Chmierewski of Portland stopped Bob Wade in the second round at Portland Maine. Wade fell to the Moor at ringside as Chemel unleashed a flurry after a left to the face followed by rights. Semi final saw Young Michaud earning a unanimous decision over Liston in six rounds in Cambridge Massachusetts.
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Cage Results From The Latest College Scores
Denver defeated Texas Tech 52 to 41 while West Texas beat Baker 56 to 41. Ohio State lost to Michigan State 6 to 31. Arkansas edged Oklahoma 34 to 31. Long Island University bested Wyoming 46 to 40 and Hamline topped C N 47 to 42.
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Bruins Beat Blackhawks Two to One at Boston Garden
Boston Bruins pitchers held Chicago to scoreless hockey as Paul Biteau delivered a 2 to 1 win before 12 500 in a game dominated by tight defense. The article notes Tobin’s visit and mentions several players and past seasons while recapping a close, low scoring affair.
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Giants Eye Baltimore Field for Spring Training
New York Giants officials discuss using the Glenn L. Martin Company field in Baltimore for spring training. A decision on the playing site remains pending, with Baltimore seen as a likely option.
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