Washington and USC to meet in Rose Bowl clash for coast title
Washington and Southern California were chosen to play in the Rose Bowl on January 1 at Pasadena, a game that will decide the Pacific Coast Conference championship. Washington arrives undefeated with four wins, while USC holds six victories and two losses.
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Canadiens Shut Out Red Wings 2–0 to Extend Streak
The Montreal Canadiens remained undefeated with a 2–0 win over Detroit before 13,515 fans. Elmer Lach and Gerry Heffernan scored. rookie goalie Bill Durnan stopped 20 shots for his first shutout, as Detroit was blanked for the first time in 67 games since the 1942 playoffs.
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Hershey Bears Suffer First Hockey Defeat
Providence Reds handed the Hershey Bears their first loss of the American Hockey League season with a 5 to 2 defeat in Cleveland on Saturday night. The Bears, back on home ice in Hershey, faced a strong Reds performance that spoiled their early momentum.
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Siena Cadet Booters Edge Darrow 4 3 in Loudonville
The Siena Naval cadet soccer team defeated the Darrow School 4 to 3 in Loudonville yesterday. Cadet Priddy scored the winner after Cadet Kuilman netted twice and Cadet Pritchard once. Duer found the net twice for Darrow and Kranz scored once.
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Bears Set Six Pro Grid Records
Chicago Bears set six one game National Pro Football League records in their 56 7 victory over the New York Giants led by Sid Luckman. Luckman threw 7 touchdown passes and passed for 453 yards while Bob Snyder added 8 extra points. The Bears totaled 702 yards, led by 508 passing yards and dominated the Giants.
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Huskies Edge Trojans in Paper Rose Bowl Matchup
Washington crushed Fourth Air Force 27 to 7 and trounced USC 35 to 0, giving a 55 point on paper edge for a hypothetical Rose Bowl. Ralph Welch highlights Huskies backfield strength, comments on comparative scores, and favors a Pasadena New Year’s Day game between Washington and USC.
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Redskins Triumph Behind Baugh Dooms Lions 42-20
Sammy Baugh starred for the Washington Redskins in a 42 to 20 win over the Detroit Lions before 35 540 fans. Baugh threw four touchdown passes and intercepted four Sinkwich passes while Bob Masterson and Lou Rymkus each contributed scores. Sinkwich matched with two TD passes and a rushing score as Detroit fought to the final period.
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Plans for 1943 44 C Y O basketball leagues set
Plans for the 1943 44 C Y O basketball leagues will be completed at a meeting of managers in The Hotel Troy tomorrow night. Three divisions in Troy and two in Albany will operate. Troy junior play opens December 4 and schedules will be released after the meeting.
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Francis Neuman
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Anselm Sanniola
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Boston Olympics Blank New York Rovers 10-0 at Madison Square Garden
The Boston Olympics defeated the New York Rovers 10 to 0 in Madison Square Garden with Maurice Courteau in net. Gordon Staceson Joe Schmidt and Tommy S Brennan led the attack accounting for half the goals and adding seven assists, dropping the Rovers to second place.
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Unbeaten St. Mary's Defeats La Salle in Season Finale
St. Mary's Academy of Glens Falls remained unbeaten by downing La Salle Institute 19 to 6 in the season finale at Glens Falls. Joe Nolan scored twice including a seven yard plunge, with Nolan and John fueling a 65 yard drive. La Salle’s lone TD came on a 22 yard pass from Pemrick to Ryan, with Pemrick to Ryan failing on the extra point.
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Belmont Park Race Entries Show Mixed Hurdles and Flats
race card from Belmont Park lists eight events with purses from 1200 to 2500 and diverse entries. notable runners include Mankee Chance Himmel Merchantman and West Heddon in the first race with hurdles, Roman Flag and Bri ardhal in the second, and Village Chimes D-Flying Tiger in the steeplechase third race with several entries carrying weights and allowances. First post 1:18 p.m. track fast.
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Brooklyn results highlight late routs and ties
In the American League soccer results, Brooklyn clubs dominated with eHispano beating Baltimore Americans 8 to 1 and New York Americans defeating Celtics 4 to 2. Philadelphia saw Brookhattan lose 6 to 1 to Phila Americans, while Baltimore and Philadelphia Nationals finished tied 3 to 3.
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Albany High Dominates Albany Academy Sunday Glory
Albany High defeated Albany Academy 31 to 19 in a weekend scholastic football clash. Le Salle hammered Stian Brothers 6 to 0 while Vincen-Chian fell 51 to 0 against Stian Brothers.
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Freddy Pope to Fight in Cleveland Boxing Fund Card
Columbus featherweight Freddy Pope has signed for a 10 round semi final on the Cleveland News 18th annual Christmas Fund program at the Arena. Opponent Lulu Costantine of New York. Main bout features Jimmy Bivins of Cleveland versus Lee Q. Murray of South Norwalk Conn.
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RPL Falls to Colgate in Season Finale Teaser
Rensselaer Primals 26 to 0 loss to Colgate in season finale at Hamilton on Saturday afternoon before 1500 fans. The Engineers totaled two touchdowns after an early Colgate surge as Olav Kollewell and Frankie Muehlheuser sparked scoring drives while Colgate built a 20 point lead by halftime. With basketball season set to begin, the Principals League announced a 1933-34 thirty game cage schedule including La Salle, Cohoes, Watervliet, Lansingburg, Troy and Catholic Central.
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CBA Wins Rockne Trophy in 51–0 Ebony Streak
Christian Brothers Academy of Albany captured the Rockne Trophy by trouncing Vincentian Institute 51 to 0 at Bleecker Stadium before more than 2,000 cold fans. The Brothers scored in every period as Vincentian failed to cross the CBA 30 yard line.
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Basketball scores from Wilmington and New York games
Wilmington 44 Brooklyn 43 and New York Americans 44 Tren ton 27 reported with close margins and competitive play.
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