Kirkwood Wins Open Golf Event in Mobile Exhibition Play
Veteran Kirkwood of Philadelphia led the field at the Mobile Open golf tourney posting a strong score as professionals and amateurs battled in unseasonable weather. Notables Ben Hoxun of Herehex Sam Byrd of Poivail Deny Shate of Alron and Cary Middlecol led the amateur division with solid rounds.
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Cheatum Stops Patucei in Final Round at Met Arena
In Camden New Jersey Willie Cheatum recovering from an apparent low blow in the second round rallied to a technical knockout Pat Patucei in the final round. The welterweight bout headlined the Met Arena program last night with Cheatum securing victory in a dramatic feature showcase.
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Unbeaten St Mary's barred from Rose Bowl by old custom
St Mary's unbeaten coast powerhouse faces exclusion from the Rose Bowl as conference rules favor a conference champion. Despite strong public support and a 9 0 2 6 2 6 record, the Gaels remain outside the conference tournament agreement. Western representatives proceed under conference prerogative, leaving St Mary's hopes tied to nonconference sentiment and early-season dominance.
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Barrierre Wins From Young Tony in Split Decision
Vigne of Montreal held a slim edge throughout the bout, edging Tony Barrierre in a split decision. The early rounds featured steady exchanges as Barrierre pressed, while Young Tony from Newark offered counterpunching and grit before the final bell in Fall River, Manitoba.
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High School Bowling League Highlights From Saint Luke League
The Saint Luke League bowling lines reveal mixed team results with Edwar Dow and Jack Collier delivering notable scores. Standout performances include Joe Lebniko at 218 and a string of high games across divisions, with Moontays, Blues, and Browns among the winners in a busy evening of play.
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Baseball Players to Tour Pacific with Dodgers Squad
A Dodgers backed baseball tour of the Pacific will feature players such as Ralph Branca Tom Brown and Whitey Kurowski along with umpire Larry Goetz and trainer John Griffin. The group will travel to the Philippines Guam and Japan providing games and entertainment for military personnel and visiting hospitals and clinics.
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Syracuse Ty Ends Drills For Colgate
Syracuse Ty ends drills for Colgate with team showing solid form and structure. The session featured a lengthy dummy scrimmage and multiple line configurations as coaches evaluated returning players and new combinations ahead of upcoming events.
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Weiss Given Charge of Yankees
New York officials publicized George Weiss as the person in charge of all Yankee baseball operations while Dan Topping signaled potential shifts in football and ownership. A plan to run night games and major upgrades at Yankee Stadium was outlined, with discussions on stadium capacity and cross-sport arrangements involving the Giants and the All-America Conference.
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Wings Rally To Down Hawks 5 To 2 In NHL Clash
Detroit Red Wings surged past the Chicago Black Hawks 5 to 2 before 13,507 fans. Ted Lindsay opened scoring, Rod Hamilton and Max Boltle added goals as Detroit pulled away, with Adam Brown returning to form and Ron Carveth contributing. Chicago offered limited resistance as Harry Lumley stopped ten shots.
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Army Team's All America Picks Stir Debates and Speculation
Slarky Grayson surveys the heated debate over All-America selections sparked by Army's dominance. Competing camps push for Army stars or Cadet exclusion, while transfer star Cal Rossi gains prominence with standout numbers against top opponents. The piece weighs the weight of tradition, politics, and the season’s evolving narratives in college football honors.
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Heatly High Booters Feted At Banquet
Heatly High School unbeat an Hoccer team honored at a banquet. Local officials and educators praised the players for their season, noting the team’s success reflects well on the school and faculty. Edward A Wachter and others spoke praising the players and school.
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Jockey Applebee In Critical Condition After Fall
Apprentice jockey Chlonge-Alfred Applebee, 18, from Julberah Kany, was reported in critical condition at St. Anthony's Hospital after a spill at Sportsman's Parts. Fellow jockey Jo& lnan Jessop, the country's leading rider, suffered a fractured vertebra and bruised kidney.
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Lima and Douglas Set for LaSalle Semi Final Clash
Lima meets Douglas in a LaSalle semi final after organizers announced pairings led by Ted Bayly of Troy Sports Arena. Lima boasts a strong winning streak, having defeated Archie Goody and Ralph Verdugo, while Douglas, from New York City, routed Tommy Bates and George Arnold. Monday’s card includes Hamilton Willohy vs Mike Gravine, plus two four round prelims and a six round bout.
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Two Starling Army Posts in Penn Game Prep
West Point coach Carl Bayt remains undecided on left end and right halfback for the Penn game as Cadets train for the Red and Blue clash. Barney Pooly may replace Dick Pitzer at end while Bob Stuart and Tommy Mewithinmne vie for starting at the Nationals, with a 38-man squad gathering at Franklin Pleti at 130 jam. The team departs West Point tomorrow morning.
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Greatest Spa Racing Year Seen in 46
Saratoga Springs publicist Robert Kelley hailed Saratoga racing as the greatest season in 46, noting purse totals and backers at Belmont Park and Metropolitan meetings. He praised the sport’s rebound and predicted continued prosperity for thoroughbred racing.
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