Wings Nip Bruins 4-3 in NHL thriller
Detroit recovered from a slow start to beat Boston 4-3 in an NHL game. Murray and Denney scored in the late stages as Detroit pulled ahead, while Ken Smith and Armando Gaye added assists. Boston, in second place, faded as Detroit stayed in the chase.
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Detroit
Detroit Rec Wings
E&h
Red Wings
Boaten
Wes
Gliex
Murray Sest
iFyasa
den Greasy
Wings
Bretter
Boston
Ken Smith
Armans Gaye Greault
iMud Bermeresu
Eddie
New Grid Loop To Operate Next Season
The United States Football League plans to operate in Eastern and Midwestern cities starting in 1945 with possible Western expansion to Honolulu Hawaii. An eight team league could include Philadelphia Chicago Boston Milwaukee Akron New York and Baltimore with West Coast teams later. Transportation issues may delay West Coast participation while Honolulu may host a temporary home site for a West team until a proper city is found.
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Baltimore
United States
Horolulu
Hawaii
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Milwather
Akros
Ohio
New York
Ist
Honolulu
Parsons
Akron
Washington
Lt. Iuscge
Capitol
Sonolelu
Eil
Los Angeles
Sea
Franciscs
Dallas
Tex
Hay (Curley) Byrd
University of Maryland
J. J. Abn
J. E
Ned) Grimes
Li Harris
Li ‘M. M. Zenos
USCGR
Milwaukee
Charles A’ Burns
Olson
Honeisix
Palmer
Amber Salers
Meier picks Navy to topple Army in big grid clash
Boston pundit Meier predicts Navy will defeat Army despite the Cadets’ 62 3 win over Pennsylvania. Navy previously beat Penn 26 0 and battles West Point in a national title bid. Army’s error plagued drive led to a lopsided closing, while Navy’s stout line faces a tougher test against Michigan and Ohio State upcoming.
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Meier
Navy
Army
Pennsylvania
Ted Meder
New York
Quakers
Thei Middies
West
Frantlin
Penc
Max Minors
Franklin Field
Suieres
Pea
Navy Captures Cross-Country Championship
Navy won the 36th annual TCAAALA cross country meet at Van Cortlandt Park. Vincent Barrer and Richard Hail led the Midshipmen to a team title as Barrer was judged the winner in a five mile race by five judges, finishing ahead of Hail. Army finished second, RVG third, MLS Tul fourth, and Columbia fifth among nine teams.
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Vincent Barrer
Richard Hail
Nesy
Van
Cortlandt Parx
Facy
Hai
Arthur Thaxes
Army
Dartmouth
Donapace Sexy
Nis Gisi Svemen
Navy
RVG
Mls Tul
Columbia
Brooklyn Wanderers and Broakhattan end in tie
In Brooklyn action Brooklyn Wanderers and Broakhattan battled to a 2 2 draw. Other results in New York show New York Americans 5 Brooklyn Hispano 9. Philadelphia Nations 4 Kearny Scots 1. Kearny Celtics hosted in Kearny, N J. Baltimore Americans 3 Phil Americans 1.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyn Wanderers
Broakhattan
New York
New York ‘Americans
Brooklyn Hispano
Philadelphia
Phila. Nations
Kearny Scots
Kearny
N. J
Kearny Celtics
Baltimore &, CL
Baltimore
Baltimore Americanz
Phil Americans
Orange Team Upset Victor Over Colgate
The Orange defeated Colgate 43 to 23 in the sweepstakes. Syracuse, once in a hole all season, rallied to upset the favored Colgate in their 45th meeting as Colgate leads the series 27 to 13 with five ties. Cornell beat Dartmouth 12.
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Associated Press
Colgate University
Syracuse
Colgate
Cornell University
Dartmouth
Yanks Defeat Brooklyn Tigers at Fenway Park
The Boston Yanks finished their NPFL home season with a 43-6 win over the Brooklyn Tigers at Fenway Park. George Feigo connected on a 7-yard scoring pass to Keith Ransput late in the final period to seal the game before 16,467 fans.
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Boston Cps
Boston Yanks
Brosklem Tigers
Fenway Park
George Fego
Keith Ransput
Northeast All-Stars Nip Reserves In Hockey Tilt
The Northeast All-Stars defeated the Northeast Reserves in a two day field hockey event at St Agnes School, Loudonville. Key players from Stuyvesant, Long Island, Boston and Tri-State featured, with Eileen Bell elected Northeast president and Polly Proctor named umpire chair. The event closed with Boston awarded next year’s tournament and a banquet in Albany.
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Northeast AllStars
St Agnes
Loudonville
Daphne Ube
Stuyvesant
Betty Richey
Virginia
Vaca
Long Islaad
Eileen Bell
Rigmer
Elizabeth Wouson
Boston
Helen Mackey
Selina Stueck
Polly Procter
Long Island
Dorothy Evans
Luisvesani
Betty White
Tri-Scaie
Alice Wiley
Priscilla Sperser
Tri-Sieie
Virgina Crotk
Betty Whitehouse
New York
Iris Carnell
TriState
Jean> McChesnie
Elentine Edgar
Helen Toebkle
Betty Simons
Tri- State
Helena Wheeler
Stuyvesent
Marion Thompson
Jee Beaker
Tri-State
TriState Reserves
New York Reserves
Bostion
Sto
Jack's
Albany
Phrilis van Vleet
Tri-State Association
Grace Castor
Ruth Abernethy
Sup
State Education Department
Sfiss
Bessie Rudd
Pembroke Costeze
Fiss
Adfrede
Mosscrop
Vassar
St. Agnes School
Nan Campbell
Miss Widberg
Frances Holsten
Mary Conklin
Bell
Stuyvesant Lub
Miss Fogg
Atove
Cora Pepin 44
Mildred Ellot
Linda Bamberty
Atuyverant
Marjorie -Strang
March Field Fliers Top San Diego in service clash
The Fourth Air Force Fliers of March Field defeated the San Diego Naval Training Center 7 to 0 yesterday to stay in the top eight of service teams. Leo Castet fullback scored in the second quarter with Ernie Smith converting. The Flyers prepare for a Denver engagement on November 26 with the Second Army Air Force before facing Randolph Field in Los Angeles December 16.
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San Diego
Air Force
Field
San Diego Naval Training Center
Jaze
Leo Castet
Fiier
UCLA
Ernie Smith
Southern California
Flyers
Denver
Second Army Air Force
Randolph Field
Los Angeles
Grid Game Results From Associated Press Action Packed Scores
Army 62 Pennsylvania 7 Syracuse 43 Colgate 12 Yale 13 North Carolina 6 Cordell 14 Dartmouth 13 Brown 32 Columbia 0 Penn State 34 Maryford 19 Ni U 13 Brooklyn 7 Lafayette 64 Lehigh 6 Swarthmore 3 Princeton Harvard 22 Futts 6 Hutgers 15 Rutgers A sip 12 Alabama 19 Miss State 4 Georgia 49 Auburn 12 Tulane 36 Clemson 20 Duke 34 South Carolina 7 North Carolina State 39 Richmond A G Williams and Mary 26 V M10 Camp Peary 19 North Carolina Navy 7 Chevy Point Marines 35 Chat ham Field 8 Kentucky 20 West Virginia 5 Tennessee 7i Temple 14 Georgia Tech 14 eu 6 Texas Tech 13 New Mexico 7 Louisiane Tech 7 Southern LI Institute 0 Aberdeen Md Proving Ground 32 Lincoln Cahio 0 Great Lakes 22 Marquette Notre Dame 21 Northwestern 0 Ohio State 26 Winnois 12 Indiana 47 Piasburz Michigan i Wisconsin 0 Minnesota 46 Iowa 9 Iowa State 9 Drake 6 Iowa Pre-Flight 31 Missouri 7 Olathe Navy 0 Kansas State 6 Depuuy 33 Miami 7 Texas Christian 7 Texas 7 Randolph Field 54 Southwestern Tex & Texas A M 19 Rice Southern Methodist 20 Arkansas Oklahoma 20 Kansas 0 Southern California 32 California Second Air Force 47 Washington Colorado G 40 Colorado Coli
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Associated Press Army
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Colgate
Yale
North Carolina
Cordell
Dartmouth
Brown
Columbia
Penn State
Maryford
Brooklyn
Lafayette
Lehigh
Swarthmore
Princeton
Harvard
Futts
Hutgers
Rutgers
Asip
Alabama
Miss. State
Georgia
Auburn
Tulane
Clemson
Duke
South Carolina
North Carolina State
Richmond
A. G. Williams and Mary
Camp Peary
North Carolina Navy
Chevy Point Marines
Chatham Field
Kentucky
West Virginia
Tennessee
Temple
Georgia Tech
Texas Tech
New Mexico
Louisiane ‘Tech
Southern
Texas A & M
Rice
Lions Triumph Over Bears 41-213 in Detroit Showdown
Detroit Lions unleash a heavy air show beating the Chicago Bears 41 to 13 at home. Frank Sinkwich throws four TD passes including early scores to Van Tone and Bob Keene. Sid Luckman peers in for three Chicago scores as Abe Croft and Van Tone return kicks boost Lions ahead. The Bears rally briefly but Detroit finishes strong with a late scoring drive and Hackney touchdown.
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Detroit
Detroit Lions
Chicago Bears
Biatrobe
Frank Sipkwich
Bears
Sid Luckiman
Eut Cosme Mack Ty
Ast Vantene
Chicago
Lions
Dexdfock
van Tome
Sinkwick
vCard
Dave Diehl
Frankie
Jack Matheson
Tvo
Luckmesn
Berry
Pete Gudauskas
Bob Westfall
Luckman
Gudauskas
van Tone
Sinkwich
Bob Keene
Elmer Hackney
Pro Golfers To Open Drive In Portland
The nation's leading professionals converge on Portland to compete for more than $150,000 in war bonds as 67 pros vie for the first prize in a $13,333 open at the Portland Golf Club. Lord Byron Welson heads the field after top money in 1941, with 48 amateurs and 15 women pros and amateurs also entered for prizes totaling around $1,179 in bends.
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Portland
Ore
City of Roses
Teuneth
Golfdenia
Lord Byron Welson
Toledo
Portland Golf Club
Nelson
Harder Stars In Georgia Navy Victory
Georgia Navy Pre-Flight defeats Daniel Field 30 to 0 at Seaford Stadium in rain. Pat Harder scores four touchdowns despite an injured leg, with Bill Evans, Al Couppee, and Stanczak assisting in a dominant performance.
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Athens
Pat Ordher
Georgia Navy
Daniel Field
Seaford Stadion
Wisconsin
Bill Evans
Vicksburg
Miss
al Couppee
Daniel Fleid
Stanczak
Evans
Dallel
Jones
Stlvesters
Canadiens Rally to Turn Back New York Rangers 6 to 2
The Montreal Canadiens surged in the third period to beat the New York Rangers 6 to 2 before 15 107 fans. Maurice Richard scored twice as Montreal erased a first-period Ranger lead, with Buddy O’Reagan and Elmer Lach adding goals and Elmer Lach scoring late to seal the win.
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Canadiens
New York Rangers
New York
Montreal Canadiens
New York York Rangers
Montreal
Rangers
Ott Heller
Chuck Scherza
Ken McAuley
Diens
Maurice Richard Fcared
Helier
Frankie Eadells
Dutch Hiller
Befern
Buddy
Sorin
Elmer Lach
Richardson Named Eastern Loop Proxy For 5th Time
New York Tommy Richardson of Williamsport Pa was reelected president of the Eastern Baseball League for the fifth time at the league’s annual meeting in Buffalo. Joe Heerdoe of Scranton Pa was named vice president for a one year term. All other matters were tabled.
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Richardson
Eastern Loop
New York
Tommy Richard
Son
Willamsport
Diike
Eastern Baseball League
Joe Heerdoe
Scranton
Oricn
Philadelphia National League
Wilson
Buffalo
National Association
John Gambria
Busineas
Theodore Laviana
Williamsport
James McKinnon
J. Roy Clark
Bimba
Gene Martic
New York Yankees
George Weiss
Paul Kritchell
Binghamton
Reardon
Fred Lestmour
Utica
Boston Red Sox
George Torpercer
Edward
Hoppe Ups Lead In Title Billiard Play
Detroit witnesses a pivotal billiards match as Willie Hoppe and challenger Welker Cochran finish the Detroit phase of their four city 2400 point world title contest. Hoppe gains momentum with a high run and wins the final block 50 to 38, boosting his total and setting up Chicago as the series concludes.
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Detroit
Willie Hoppe
Welker Cochran
Hoppe
Cochran
Hapsas City
St. Louis
San Francisco
Chitagro
Oly
Oklahoma Aggies Awarded Title
Oklahoma A and M College was crowned football champion by the Missouri Valley Conference after a session in Kansas City. Drake did not contend with Tulsa University or the Cowboys, the only other Valley teams in football that season. Also reported is Benny Montabanno, former Kee ler Fishd boxer, winning the welterweight championship of New Caledonia based on provincial word.
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Kansas City
Missouri Valley Conference
Oklahoma A. & M. Colliege
Tulsa University
Drake
Tulsa
Cowboys
REW Caledonia
Box
Mix
SEA) — Corp
Benny Montabanno
Keeler ‘Fishd
New Caledonia
War Bond Purchasers Get Break At Service Game
Baltimore war bond buyers were told that about 75 percent of Army Navy game tickets would go to $25 bond purchasers. Maryland War Class Committee chair F W Wrightson said distribution plans were not finalized after a long meeting that extended into the night. Navy officials reported the Navy quota was over subscribed and urged personnel to stop applying. undelivered remittances would be returned. Tickets priced at 4.80 each would be allocated to bond buyers, with the committee racing to find an equitable distribution amid time pressure.
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Baltimore
F. W. Wrightson
Maryland War Class Committee
Army-Navy
Wrightson
C. C. Humphreys
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Navy
Humphress
Suigar
Antapolis
Morris Gilmore
Humphreys
Turkeys Out Golfers Back Augusta Masters to End
Turkeys once roamed the Augusta National Golf Club will give way to golfers after December 23. The Masters tournament will not be revived this season, and golfing facilities will be extended to members only, per Club President Bobby Jones.
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Augusta
Auguste National Golf Club
Robert Tr
Bobby) Jones
Union College Quint to Play 17 Games
Union College announces a 17 game varsity basketball schedule for 1944-45 under Coach Jess Parking. Highlights include a home and home with Rochester, a season opener at Bates College on December 13, and key away games at Colgate and Hobart with multiple decisive matchups through February.
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Union College
Tfhen
Jess Parking
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Union
Schenectady
Boston Garden
Bates
College
Per King
Als
Colgate
Columbia
Cortland
Hobart
Middlebury
Stevens
Rochester
Worcester
Davis Tops Eastern Grid Scorers
Davis extends the Eastern scoring lead as Army routs Pennsylvania 62 to 7. Halfback Glenn Davis reaches 114 points in the season, with 19 touchdowns in eight games. Lafayette’s Peck Robbins scores five times in a 40 point win over Lehigh, and Charlie Justice of Bainbridge Naval Academy sits third with 100 points.
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New York
Army
Pennsylvania
Glenn Davie
California Comet
Peck Robbins
Lafayette University
Lehigh
Charlie Justice
Bainbridge ‘Naval Academy
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Felix Blanchard
University of Pennsylvania
Tony Minisi
Phtladelphia
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Ideantime
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Stumter
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Lmouch
Carnel
Knoxville
Jost
Oklahoma
Kansas
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DePaux
Miamis
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Victor
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Northeast All-Stars
March
Southern Californa
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Second Air Force
Colorado
Lions Crush Bears
Hae Ube
GEID
Mrr
Allen Shafer
Harry Stubidreber
Badgers
Roger Laubenheimer
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Shafers
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