Canadiens Beat Leafs To Tie For Lead
The Montreal Canadiens edged the Toronto Maple Leafs 2 1 to tie for the lead after a sharp final period surge. Hector, Blake, Ulmer Lach starred for Montreal while Klale netted twice for Toronto as Butch Bouchard and Buddy O Connor added goals for the Canadiens.
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Dutch Hiller
Suueney Seriner
Loulie Bill Durban
Blake
Goa
Butch Bouchard
Buddy O'Connor
Otter
Hulman Buys Speedway at Indianapolis
Terre Haute Ind captain Eddie Rickenbacker bought the Indianapolis motor speedway for about 750000 with Hulman as new chairman and general manager Walbur Shaw to lead as president and chief executive officer Pop Myers remains vice president Memorial Day race to resume after wartime halt May 30 date cited all new officers described as in their forties with young leadership profile
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Pop) Myers
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Dartmouth Co-Captain Returns to Quarterback Dartmouth
Dartmouth's co captain Merryth Ost returns to action to quarterback the Dartmouth team versus Cornell on Saturday. Supporting backs include Joe Sullivan at left half, Charlie Halt at right half, and Alvine Traines at fullback. Four others, Carl Stkinon, Ban Harvey, Jonathan Jenking, and George Rogen, are fairly certain starters with competition for remaining spots.
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Goalie Brumsek Nears Return to Bruins
Frankie Brumsek known as Mr. Zero has been discharged from the Coast Guard after a month of service and is set to join the Boston Bruins in Boston. The Eveleth Minnesota product, who starred in December 1938, will replace Tiny Thompson as the team’s regular goaltender.
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Navy Quarterback Won't Face Wisconsin
Navy head coach Oscar J. Hagberg said quarterback Bob Hoernsehemeyer will not play again at Wisconsin and may not see action in the Army Navy game due to a chronic right shoulder issue. Bruce Senin is expected to start at quarterback.
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Phil Cavarretta Named 1945 National League MVP
The Chicago Cubs first baseman Phil Cavarretta was named the National League Most Valuable Player for 1945 by the Baseball Writers' Association. He led in hits, posted a .423 World Series mark, and played 132 games with 33 doubles, 10 triples, and six homers, earning 272 points in the balloting. Holmes of the Braves finished second with 175 points. Barrett, Palko, and Kurowski also received top votes from writers.
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Red) Barrett
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Injured Peon Back Will Oppose Aroty Philadephie
Angered early as the Navy game the Navy game will retry the University of Pennsylvania Ungap here Sawiday against Alm.
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Troy Businessmen Bowl Loss in Turbulent League Night
A chaotic multi-league bowling card shows Troy Businessmen dropping to Puuwlial Hut Cleaning in a hard fought match. Key scores include Lanni 300 and Rich 190-531 enabling Service Gis Religess to victory while Beale’s 208-256-615 pace fails against Maytag Washers. Other top performances include Tant’s 207-200-559 and Patrivelli 181, with strong showings from Berners' Jewel distomen and Gentry League leaders.
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Nowe Hetrizerators
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Ballsbury
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Thorne
Rice Eleven Bidding for Bowl Date
Neely leads Rice in a late season push aiming for a bowl berth after a string of losses. The Owls, buoyed by a 26-7 win over Arkansas, face Texas A and M with 27 000 fans backing Rice Stadium. A win could propel Rice toward the Southwest Conference title and a possible Cotton Bowl, depending on results against Texas Christian and Baylor. Neely, a feared figure since 1941, anchors a ground attack totaling 1488 yards in eight games.
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Rotamal Wins Rockingham Purse in Muddy Track
Rotamal, a 25-1 shot, captured the $2,500 Sister Kenny Foundation Purse at Rockingham Park after taking command early. Sal's Steter finished second, while Sid Beanstein's Lint was third. time for the mile and a sixteenth was 1:51 on a muddy surface. Rotamal paid $55.20, $24.00, and $8.80 with Sal's Sister returning $0.00 and $4.40 and Link $2.60. The event supported the Sister Elizabeth Rejing Endowment and Education Fund. A later segment featured Jerry Ann Port riding Indian Sign to win the second portion, with Tad Lucas aboard. Time for the quarter was 25 1/5 seconds and the purse was $600. No wagering occurred on the pall-mutuels.
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UCLA Seeks Rose Bowl Bid With St Marys Clash
UCLA fights to stay in Rose Bowl contention after winless St Marys prime the Gaels as the Bruins travel to meet their rival. The Trojans face Oregon State while UCLA must win remaining games to keep pressure on the committee.
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Wood Named Ryder Cup Team Captain
Wood was named captain of the American Ryder Cup team at the 29th annual PGA meeting led by PGA President Ed Dudley. The committee recommended adding a new tournament to 100 players with 10 qualifiers before the main event, while wired coverage noted a PGA Who’s Who release with player bios and tournament records. Committee chairs announced for 1916 include George Hell and others.
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Bay Meadows Grooms Strike Over Barn Food Rules
Bay Meadows grooms refused to escort horses to the track and halted work after demanding better food and the repeal of a rule banning sale of intoxicants in the back barn area. They threatened to travel to Los Angeles to confer with the board on the contentious edict.
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Card Hurler Returns Home
Mouston Tex Howard Tol rett a St Louis Cardinal lefthander returned to his Houston home today after two and a half years in the Army. Eddie Dyer new manager of the Redbirds greeted him and said he could do a five inning mound trick right now. Dyer signed Pollot to his seat contract and Tater managed the southpaw when he played with Houston.
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Cleveland Pays Tribute to Tigers Manager Stephen O'Neil
Cleveland honored Stephen Francis O'Neil, manager of the world champion Detroit Tigers, at a dinner attended by figures from baseball, government, and industry. Attendees included American League President William Harridge, Mayor Cornelius McCola, and Cleveland Indians staff. O'Neil received a $1,000 Victory Bond.
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Four Senators Lead Eastern League All Stars Pick
The Eastern League All Stars selection by Baseball Writers Association lists Albany Senators players Rig Collins at first base Tony Guzak at second base and Pat Cabaliero at third with Pat Hidalgo at short. Utica’s Eddie Sawyer is manager of the All Stars and leads two regulars on Utica’s roster ahead of Wilkes-Barre and Scranton selections.
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Bucs Expand Farm System To Coast
Pirates extend farm network with seven clubs across four classes after finalizing a 146 wordl ing agreement with a Pacific Coast League affiliate in California. President William E. Henswauges traveled west to complete the deal, noting the system now includes new Class D ties and integrates previously missing class levels.
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Syracuse Ends Heavy Drills For Colgate
Syracuse University writers completed a tough prep session with first and second teams facing a reserve squad in a final hard workout before the climactic Colgate game on Saturday. Ten days of preparation suggest the Hillmen will be at full strength for the Colgate clash.
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Pro Football Meetings Set for Playoffs and All-Star Game
National Football League officials will discuss possible playoff formats in both the Eastern and Western divisions and the annual inter-division all-star game today at the Hotel Commodore. Commissioner Elmer Sayeen will mediate with representatives from Cleveland Detroit and Green Bay in the West and Washington Philadelphia and Boston in the East.
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Badgers Drill Against Navy in Open Practice
Wisconsin football squad took part in a drill yesterday with all players except two hurt. End Inch Mead and guard Wray George were limited but expected to be fit for the Saturday game against the Navy Midshipmen in Baltimore.
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Evans Credits Line For Penns Success
Penns Evans praises his 200 pound line for enabling the Quakers to set a passing and rushing record while coach Munger questions credit. Evans completed 21 of 41 passes for 373 yards and ten touchdowns, with standout kicks and runs noted as key to the offense.
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East West Grid Plans Completed at San Francisco Preparations
East West grid plans completed for the 1984 game era. East squad led by Andy Kerr and North Carolina State College alumni, with former Washington State mentor Babe Hollaghery guiding Western preparations. Northwestern University will host trainees in Chicago before departing to San Francisco in December to train at Santa Clara University.
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Babe" Hollaghery
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Laux Gets Call For Cornell Starling Berth
Laux from Bullevile Ny 14 showed up strong in the gate game test Saturday, earning first call. He may start Saturday when Cornell invades Hanover to play Dartmouth as Coach Mekheow alternates the offensive lines.
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