Army and Syracuse Lead Eastern Football Race in Close Fight
Army leads with 9.8 average after a 26 0 win over Villanova to move 7 0 1 while Syracuse closes the gap with a 47 0 triumph over Colgate. Navy drops to third. Penn State, Boston College, Holy Cross, Dartmouth, Rutgers and Princeton also receive votes as thirteen teams considered.
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Navy Coach Praises Army Strength Ahead of Rivalry
Navy's Erdelatz lauds Army's balance of run and pass and fast, strong line as he previews the matchup. He notes Navy's sophomores in backfield, Joe Tranchini at quarterback, and key linemen while reflecting on losses and injuries. Army, 7-0-1, seeks to extend its record against Notre Dame and Tulane season context.
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Ray Wellborn
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Bob Farris
Ivy League Suffering Fever in Futurity Race
Hallimore reports Ivy League two year old horse suffering a fever with a temperature of 102. The colt is doubtful to start Saturday’s $170,000 Timucua Futurity. Jali and trainer Hirsch Jacobs assess the risk as That Lucky Day, owned by Mrs. daculs, arrives healthy from New York for the one mile and sixteenth event.
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Helman Posts High Scores at Fraternal League Bowling
Mike Helman of the Witervliet Fraternal League posted top scores at DeMello Recreation last night, achieving a 238 single and a 659 triple to claim both high single and high series. The event featured Pray Porsesomseek and Adele Semer nick posting notable results among others.
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Munn Defends Daugherty After MSU Loss Comments
Lansing reports Biggie Munn criticized the Spartans 1942 defeat to drop MSU to the cellar and called it terrible. Daugherty, busy with season windup, avoided direct criticism and defended his staff while Munn indicated no immediate coaching changes.
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Packers Sign Matuszak for Sunday in Milwaukee Showdown
In Redwood City California Macey Matuszak signed with the Green Bay Packers yesterday to play Sunday in Milwaukee against former 49ers teammates. Matuszak an all pro middle linebacker with the 49ers last season was dropped from the squad last week.
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Prof Bowlotornan ce Marys Nick Marchese bowling scores
Readable OCR fragment lists bowlers with scores and partial identifiers such as 222 212 305 for Marchese and 211 571 for Pursel. Names include Al Christian 200 200 8570 Ron Valenti 200 580, Frank Pursel 214, Joe Bessette 206, Ernie Pacteau 201 548, Jerry Magit 243 638, Cahill Sparsters Ameho 472.
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Fred. Bonesteel
Charlie Penacker
Jacky Clancy
Dick Anderson
al Schonger
Charlie Snyyder
Frank Mulqueen
Tom Clancy
Tim Bendon
Joe Bloomingdale
Andy Civanaugh
Joe Bes
Columbia Originals
Helen Comeau Jr
June Richards
Phy Gaglione
Merchants and players listed across varying identifiers
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous names with numbers and affiliations, including Theresa Agars Nellie Eaton Caroline Vosi and others linked to merchants, teams, and individuals. The garbled entries mix personal names with numeric codes, clubs, and possible roster-like references, creating an unclear sports or social register.
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Nellie Eaton
Caroline Vosi WizTass
Ruth Tague
Chalrefont Terrible
Theresa Zampogna
Yolanda Villy
Rose Piscatelli Pia
Watervliet Bowling League Stats and Player Scores
Reading shows multiple players and scores across leagues including Watervliet Arsenal Classic I and Capital District Collegiahs. Notable totals include 200s and 300s from various bowlers, with team names and venues like Show Dol Bilinski and James McMahon contributing to the season's standings.
Albanians Organize Committee To Operate Eastern League Club
Albany officials form a committee to run the city’s Class A Railro League club for four years. Headed by Mi Caffrey, with support from Ben Ungerman and Charles Torch, backers contributed $2,000 to $2,600 each. The group plans to attend the Easter League meeting in New York to outline plans for other owners.
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Ben Ungerman
Charles Torch
Romney
New York City
Kennedy Spartans Repeat In C 4A Run
New York AP reports Kennedy of Michigan State Junior repeated as champion in the five mile cross country race at Cortlandt Park. He led from the three mile mark to win in 24 21.8, seven seconds slower than last year. Michigan State totaled 86 points, Notre Dame 107, Army 118.
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Crosstown meet crowns Notre Dame rival in chaotic race
Notre Dame runner Ron Gregory surged to the tape from Kennedy and led late, but Gerry Kennedy faded with a slow ache. Cornell claimed the team title with 94 points as St Joseph's followed. Yale and Dartmouth notable in a long, tangled field.
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Flamio Wins Ten Round Nod Over Lynch in NYC Bout
In a raucous St Nicholas Arena card, Flamio defeated Eddie Lynch in a lopsided ten round decision. The crowd of 1,320 paid 3125 to see Flamio outpace Lynch as the official scoring favored Flamio in most rounds, with referees Penny Gratin and Frank Pillam among those ringside.
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Plan crack down on NBA coaches on court protests
The Executive Board of the National Basketball Association plans a crackdown on coaches who come onto the floor to protest calls. Board Chairman Fred Vollner of the Detroit Pistons said the chief of officials Jocko Collins will be asked to review all cases. Coaches will face fines for leaving the bench during disputes with officials. No names were specified.
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Bears Sign Ryan to Replace Hill at End
The Chicago Bears signed free agent Rocky Ryan formerly with the Philadelphia Eagles to replace the injured Harlin Hill who suffered a torn tendon in his left ankle during Sunday's game with Baltimore. Ryan spent two seasons with the Eagles after leaving the University of Winneis. He was cut by the Eagles after this season opened.
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New York Major League Rift Prompts Independent Circuit Talk
A chaotic scene surrounds baseball governance as New York leaders threaten a separate league to handle season schedules. Frick is accused of mishandling, while officials discuss luring players from the current majors. Proposals revisit the idea of a Unified League centered in Greater New York with new venues and lower costs.
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Bears Bantam King Wins Big Game Test for Rose Bowl
Stanford beats California 7-7 in a key Pacifi conference showdown. A California upset over Stanford would push Oregon State Washington State and USC into the Rose Bowl race, with final games looming. Alphonse Halimi stops Peter Keenan in ten rounds for the world bantam title as Keenan shows defensive struggles. Red Raiders stay idle until Thanksgiving with a regular-season end ahead.
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Syracuse Loses Yates But Regains Keiffer
Syracuse faces West Virginia to close the regular season with tackle Bob Yates unlikely to play and Ed Keiffer set to return at back. Yates, 64 220 pound junior, also serves as a kickoff specialist and was injured in Tulsa week's blowout. Keiffer sat out due to an ankle injury but is expected to play.
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