Eagles Top Redskins in Lopsided 37107 Victory
Eagles overwhelm Redskins as Wilbur Bloore returns opening kickoff 95 yards and Steve Van Pelt scores. Mel Bleeker and Jack Hinkle add scores with Roy Zimmerman adding a 30 yard field goal. Don MacDonald and Ernie Steete contribute late touchdowns as Philadelphia rolls to a high scoring win.
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Rams Dominate Card Pitt Combine 33 to 6
Cleveland Rams overpower the Card-Pitt combine before about 3,500 fans, 33 to 6, earning their fourth league win. Lou Zontini leads scoring with multiple long plays, including two first-half touchdowns and a third-quarter interception that set up another scoring drive. Card-Pitts show ground gains but lack scoring punch and fail to win a NFL game.
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Giants Blank Packers 24 0 Before 56 481 at Polo Grounds
In a dominant defensive display the New York Giants shut out the Green Bay Packers 24 to 0 at the Polo Grounds before a crowd of 56 481. Len Younce led a stiff defense while Howie Livingston and Arnie Herder connected on multiple plays setting up a Giants win with a field goal by Ken Strong and three touchdowns. Don Hutson was held without scoring as Green Bay totaled more first downs but suffered five Giants interceptions for 200 return yards.
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Monthly loan coupon with six payments of 18.15
A notice indicating a $10 loan repaid in six monthly installments of 18.15 each. The text notes a near escape clause and warns against any teaser terms. It presents a plain per month repayment schedule without extra incentives.
Baseball Back to Normal Hank Gowdy Rejoins Reds
Hank Gowdy, 35, returns to major league baseball with the Cincinnati Reds as a coach after Army service. A veteran of 34 seasons in the big show, Gowdy previously starred as a catcher for the Boston Braves in 1914 and later coached the Reds, known for his cheerful, dutiful demeanor and batting practice era in Tampa. He rose to major in the Army, serving as recreational director at Fort Benning before resuming baseball duties.
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Thorough Race Card Prizes and Entrants Aboard
Entrants across multiple purses are listed with horse names, owners, and betting figures. Entries include First Pace Purse 1500 with numerous horses and weights, Second Race Purse 82000 with entries like xsLady's Reward 173 and Mr. De Cee 312, and Fourth Rate The Aneroid 33500 with six furlongs. Also noted are Seventh Race 32500 and Eighth Race 52500 purses, various abbreviations, and entry details, all reflecting a busy race meet card with multiple stakes and participant horses.
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Maple Leafs Rally Tops Hawks 4 3 In Toronto
The Maple Leafs defeated the Chicago Blackhawks 4 to 3 as Reg Hamilton and Lorne Carr scored critical goals in the second period, with Pratt delivering the deciding score late in the third. Toronto held the edge in the National Hockey League race and stayed ahead of second-place. The Leafs did not incur penalties all game while Mike Karakas faced them in goal.
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Torpedo Boat Squadron Tops Holy Cross College Eleven 13 to 12
A Plymouth Worcester wi th-upset report: the Torpedo Boat squadron from Melville AL defeated Holy Cross College 13 to 12. The Sailors rallied early with two first period scores, aided by Ray Sullivan’s interception return and Dave Zoeller’s 15 yard pass to Lou Saith. Califa and McLain added a later score as the Navy team outpaced Holy Cross in yards and held the Crusaders to two touchdowns.
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Twilight Tear Faces Field Of Fight In Final'44 Race
Twilight Tear, leading defense for horse of the year Bosora, should start today at Pimlico in the final '44 race. Watres Wright's Calume faces eight rivals including Bon Jour and Seven Hearts as the 3 to 1 favorite. The Bull Lea filly has yet to win this year, aiming to boost earnings and close on Top Flights.
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Nott Terrace Harriers Win Section 3 Cross Country Race
Nott Terrace High School of Schenectady captured the Section 3 scholastic cross country title in Syracuse on Saturday. Samuels of Eastwood High, Syracuse, finished among the top runners as the Dorp team placed in sections.
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