Elis Seek 34 Upset Repeat As Boola Boola's Meet Tigers
Yale faces Princeton in a key collegiate clash as Elis seek a repeat upset. Yale coach Herman Ackman bets on a strong defense and quick breaks to topple a poised Princeton squad in New Haven. The game, set for 2 pm, follows Yale’s late season win streak and aims to dent Princeton’s 12th victory bid.
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Shotton Pursues Dodgers Managerial Talks in Virginia
Bartow Florida report says Shotton seeks Dodgers offer as talks with Walter O’Malley and Bud Holman begin. Dick Young notes Shotton claims no concrete job yet and has not spoken with Malley. Shotton heads to Virginia with Fenn Bennett and Arthur Godfrey accompanying.
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PSAL Grid Teams Tie In Final Stats For 1920s Hockey
The PSAL grid season ends with evenly matched results as Schools 10 and 1 tie on points for the championship. Lowa, West Lenny, and Ong show strong play with standout blockers and passing. The final standings list School 1 and School 10 tied for the lead with 36 to 37 points and a 4 win, 1 tie, 0 loss record, while School 4 claims the hockey crown with 6 to 0 over Beloot 16 in the decisive game. Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce president G Crgwley notes trophies for hockey and touch football will be awarded Tuesday.
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Milham Quintet Opens With Berlin A A Victory
Milham Quintet defeated Berlin A A 75 to 54 in a season opener. Arnie Goudermate scored for Milham while Bil Revhagen added 24 points. Milham led 15-10 after one, 51-26 at halftime as Berlin worked to improve after a rough start. A Monday night practice preceded Friday's game against Oppenteim VW from Albany at Berlin.
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Motors Enter New Loop Top Hoop Year
The Waterefet quintet, led by Harry Granato, prepares to start a new season in Albany as the Motors recruit a mix of veterans and college stars for a bid to the Twilight League. Key names include Me Lange, Ray Peters, and Tony Faber, with Albany and Watervliet centers deploying speed and rebounding power. Contact Granato at 207 Ath Avenue, Watervliet, or call 2483 for banking details.
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Move To Dust Myers Laid To Perini Boston
Boston Globe reports Boston College football coach Myers to be dropped after a weak season. Board members John P. Gurrey and athletic rector discuss funds and decline to reveal detailed terms. Perish and BG may seek replacements from State College and Temple.
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Rickey Puts Grab On Dodger Scout Staff
Rickey adds the Pirates scouts to assist the Dodgers. George Slater leads WE haana gewats in an artificial setup. Robert Cleans Rex Bowen Howard B Heak are cited as former Brooklyn staff and potential additions. Bowen, from Bridgeton New Jersey, has long scout and minor league experience. Clements shifts to western scouting as part of the farm system.
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Clyde Smith Signs 3 Year Hoosier Pact
Clyde B. Smith of Indiana University received a three year contract extension amid a mixed season. Despite a 5 of 25 record in the first three seasons, officials praised his recruiting and personal rapport with faculty and students while signaling hope to field better teams. Smith, arrived in 1948 from State Teach ure College to replace the departing coach, faces two remaining games this year.
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Pegey Kirk Leaves Amateur Golf Ranks
Pegey Kirk, a noted three time Ohio Women's Amateur champion, announces retirement from amateur golf to turn professional. She plans to compete in the Ponte tournament in Sweden and aims to join the pro ranks while continuing other pursuits.
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Rose Bowl Opponents May Arise From Two Top Games
Rose Bowl contenders emerge from key college football showdowns with Wisconsin leading, Army and Stanford eyeing bids, California and Princeton in strong positions, and national title implications shaping a packed schedule across big venues and rival clashes. Illinois, Michigan State, and Penn face pivotal tests as top teams clash in multiple regions.
RPI to Meet Buffalo in Finale at Notre Dame Field
RPI hosts Buffalo at Notre Dame Field in a final home game. Commodores, leading the Eastern Division, aim to rebound after a late season, while Buffalo rides a four win three loss ledger and is favored to extend their series advantage. Probable lineups feature Schindelar Whalen and Endy Sanderson for Buffalo against Schindelar Whalen for RPI.
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Quintet Blasts YMCA Five In Hoop Victory
YMCA versity defeated Telephone Co team 45 to 41 on the Y court led by Joe Genevieve with 10 points. Notable performers included Dan Keating and JJ Danby with double digits, while Walt Gerwin paced the Dinnea. Individual box shows C Smith and M Ghuckta among scorers with a mix of 0 to 9 point entries.
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Hockey ties headline not scheduled games in leagues
Pro hockey update shows no games scheduled in the National and American Leagues while an Eastemny league match Hibustown and Boston ends in a 4 4 tie.
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M Ewen Captures Second Big Ten Cross Country Title
M Ewen, a junior from Michigan, won the Big Ten cross country title with a 160 yard margin over Purdue’s Bob Rodsba ugh on a makeshift four mile Washington Park course. He dethroned Wisconsin’s Don Grivitann, who had been the defending champion. Wisconsin trailed in the team standings, while Michigan State’s team finished midpack. Individual top ten included Len Truex, George Lynch, and Robert Dellinger among others. Buddy Hageatt resigned as manager of the Colorado Springs Sky Sox yesterday.
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Mack To Return To 2nd Love Come Spring-That's Golf
Gavilan defeats Graham in a Madison Square Garden welterweight bout by a 8 member verdict, with all ringside observers noting Gavilan’s body work and late surge. The Cuban edged ahead after a rugged start, earning a controversial decision that marks a return to form and fuels talk of a rematch.
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Watervliet K of C Basketball Practice Set
The Watervliet Knights of Columbus basketball unit will hold practice tomorrow at 6 p.m. at the Watervliet Civic Center court. New candidates have joined, with recent league standings noted and players mentioned as preparing for upcoming games.
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Chattanooga Moccasins Rally Past Duquesne in Wild Tilt
Chattanooga Moccasins beat Duquesne 32 to 20 before 8,000 fans. Fullback Earl Dukes scored and Chuck Rapp added late touchdowns. Norcross, Pay's back Nobles had an 86 yard opening kickoff return nullified by penalty.
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Siena's Cagers Average 6-2 Open Thursday
Siena College basketball preview notes the team averages six feet two inches in height with two players highlighted as key contributors. The opponents and schedule details remain unclear due to OCR errors, but the piece emphasizes the tall, evenly matched roster and upcoming game against Wayne at Armory.
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