Orange Bowl Eyes Broncs Sugar Bid For Sooners
Oklahoma City reports Santa Clara as a possible Orange Bowl candidate after the Broncos defeated California 28 21 in an intersectional game. Orange Bowl scout Van Kussrow praised Santa Clara while suggesting Oklahoma remains Sugar Bowl bound, with Tulane Virginia and Kentucky Tennessee noted as other candidates. Santa Clara previously beat LSU 60 and tied Stanford 7 7, and lost to Oklahoma by seven points.
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Bowl race heats up as teams eye New Year’s bowls
California and Ohio State loom for Rose Bowl bids as conference titles and remaining pivotal games shape the bowl picture. Army and Navy clash in Philadelphia while Tulane, Baylor, Rice and others pursue Sugar, Cotton, Orange ties amid coaching and standings drama nationwide.
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New York
Obie Mata
California
Northwestern
Pasadena
Rice Cwla
Baylor Bears
Houston
Boulhwear
New Orleans
Tulane
Louisiang Brats
Baylor
Southern
Syracuse Crushes Colgate In Top Upstate Grid Finale
Syracuse routs Colgate 35 7 to cap the 1949 autumn grid campaigns for most teams. Buffalo routs Ohio University 20 7 while Rensselaer Poly wins 25 20 and St Bonaventure defeats Boston University 19 0. Colgate faces Brown on Thanksgiving. Syracuse extends series lead to 15 wins in 50 meetings at Archbold Stadium.
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Syracuse
Colgate
University of Buffalo
Bulls
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio
Rensselaer Poly
Brooklyn College
St. Bonaventure
Boston University
Niagara
Quantico Marines
Rochester
Wesleyan
Hart
Grid Results for Major Colleges AP Report
Major college football scores are listed with teams from multiple conferences led by Notre Dame, Michigan State, and California teams. Notable outcomes include Notre Dame 28 Northwestern 9 and California 39 Stanford 14 with a wide spread of results across East and West regions.
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Furman
North Carolina
Duke
Evant
Virginia
George Washingley
Georgetown
Georgia ‘Tech
South Carolina
Georgia
Duquesne
Hampton Sydney
Centre College
Alabama
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Southern
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Marshall
Tennessee
Kcentucky & Quantico
Ciagara
Western Maryland
John Mapkina i Lovinsie
Evaneville
Alabama A & M
Austin
Texas
Name Maritime
New England
Louisiana Tech
Oklahoma City O
San Diego
California Poly
Rider
Mt St Mary’s
San Francisco
Marquette
Louis Gavilan Boxing Spotlight Shines at Newark Fight
Louis the 31-year-old heavyweight champion headlines boxing action in Newark facing Joe Chesu Bayonne New Jersey adjourning with 10 round no decision bout. The Cleveland native previously floored Shkor thrice with Kansas City bout next Monday against Johnny Flynn Rochester. Other card highlights include Dauthuille vs Gavilan in Montreal and a Syracuse Rochester college football mention with Colgate goals and police notes.
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Louis
Joe Chesu
Bayonne
N. J
Poltender
Newark
Johnny Shkor
Boston
Kansas City
Johnny Flynn
Rochester
Lee Louis
Pat Valentino
San Francisco
Chicago
Montreal
Laurent Dauthuille
Paris
Kid Gavillan
Cuba
Jake la Motta
la Motta
Marcel Cerdan
Colgate
Syraice
Ta Wate
Ae Setae
Ing. Cn
Fleet
Alan York
Tony LaBua
Cal- York
George Davis
Detroit
Rose Virgo
Tiwiee
Syracuse Rochester
Bernie Castle
Jim Dragotta
Bill Foulier
Bob Koleser
Utica Blue Sox Boss to Be Named Soon
Utica manager change looms as Pat Colgan will not return in 1946 and Joseph Reardon of the Phillies eyes candidates Art Lae of Rome and Jack Sawyer. Reardon plans to decide with Fred Seymour at the Eastern League meeting in Wilkes Barre within a week to ten days.
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Utica Upi
Joseph Reardon
Phils
Utica Blue Sox
Reardon
Pat Colgan
Utica
Colgan
Dick Porter
Sox
Art Lae
Rome
Terre Haute
Jack Sawyer
Wilkes-Barre
Wilmington
Fred Seymour
Wilkes Barre
Barrett Drops 3 Games But Holds Pin Lead
Bill Barrett continued to pace the Troy Association Individual Bowling League despite losing three games last night. Johnny Walthers defeated Barrett 634 to 544 as Ed Inglis led 1. Beditz 616 to Inglis 2. Morris Cramer beat Harold McGowan. Other results included Bellerose over Cassidy, Mochon over Hoetmann, Russell over Delano, DeLucia over Granan, Wagar over Connally, Heiman over Bechard, DePaul over Fiacco, Morini over Isa Bella, Gray over Cicchianelli. DePaul set a new triple mark with 1K-170-2140s. Walthers 435, Cramer 395, Wagar 3, Hetman 572, Bechard 368, Fiacco 566. A bowling clinic and general meeting followed at Troy K of C rooms with Richard McMaster, ABC director, outlining operation and plans. The event was overseen by Bill Lurie and Arnold Granjan.
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Frank Beditz
Ed Inglis
Beditz
Inglis
Morris Cramer
Harold Mc ‘Gowan
Gene Bellerose
Charley Cassidy
al Mochon
Mike Hoetpman
Bill Russell
Tony DeLano
Tony DeLucia
Red Granan
Cy Wagar
Bord Connally
Fiat Heiman
Charley Bechlard
Troy K of C
Richard McMaster
Uicht
ABC
Congréss
Bil Lurie
Trax
Arnold
Gran Jan
Bowie Entries For Today
A dense, OCR‑driven list of Bowie entries and figures across multiple events. It names teams, players, and scores in a scattered compilation with many garbled terms, referencing venues and performances, including various game and match results, and likely beyond a single coherent item.
Local Association Scores and City Standings Late Season
A mistyped recap lists scores for multiple teams including New York, Philadelphia, Anderson, Minneapolis, Boston, Baltimore, Rochester, and Chicago. Names appear garbled but indicate league play with results like Minneapolis 66 and Waterson 74, plus postponed game against Schenectady.
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Rew Tork
Philadelphia
Anderson
Minneapolis
Bosten
Baltimore
Tadsanapolle
Waterson
Rochester
Deaver Jd
Fort Warne Rotrociy
Washington
Chicago
Aseeriven League
Woikes- Barre
Pacereon
Sire York
Schenectady
McCormick Quits Minnesota Post as Athletics Director
Frank G. McCormick resigns as director of athletics at the University of Minnesota. President J. L. Morvil said McCormick presented a request to be relieved from duties, effective June.
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Minnesota Post
Minneapolis
Frank G. McCormick
University of Minnesota
J. L. Morvil
McCormick
Kramer Reigns as Greatest Tennis Player in Riggs View
Bobby Riggs declares Jack Kramer the greatest tennis player of all time aside from Bill Tilden. Kramer will appear in an exhibition at the Albany Armory on December under Siena College sponsorship. Pancho Gonzales Pancho Segura and Frankie Parker also join the tour.
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Jack Kramer
Bill Tilden
Tilden
Bobby Riggs
Kramer
Albany Armory
Dec
Siena Colexe
Pancho Gonzales
Jack
Pancho Segura
Frankie Parker
Sale Of Cleveland Indians Slated Today By Local Group
Cleveland Indians sale to a syndicate led by Ellis W. Ryan and Bill Veeck is expected today with a news conference at 11 am. Ryan would become president, replacing Veeck, and other officers named include George A. Medinger and Donald W. Hornbeck. The deal reportedly values the franchise around 2.2 million dollars and may involve control of 95 percent of the stock and farm-club contracts.
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Cleveland Indians
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Ellis W. Ryan
Billy Veeck
Veeck
Outfit
Alva Bradley
the Plain Dealer
Ryan
George A. Medinger
Fostoria Industrial Service Co
Henk Greenberg
Donald W. Hornbeck
Secre
Ben W.fiesy
Harry E. Smail
Bank of Ohio
Bob Hope
Logay
Chicago
Robert Goldstein
New York
Unbeaten RPI Harriers Enter IC4A Test Today
RPI varsity harriers face top East rivals in the IC4A cross country meet at Van Cortlandt Park New York City. Captain Tony Diamond leads seven runners including Elwood Frymire Pete Easterling Conrad Eastman Jim Morrow Bob Mitchell and Jake Andrews as they aim to finish among the top ten.
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RPI
van Cortland Park
New York City
Cherry and White Harriers
New York
Bill Eddy
Tony Diamond
Elwood Frymire
Pete Easterling
Conrad Eastman
Jim Morrow
Bob Mitchell
Jake Andrews
Lon Lois
Bootership clash ends in Troy club win at Van Rensselaer Field
Captain Adam Neudecker scored a late penalty to lift the Troy Sports Club past the Troy Collegians 2 1 in the first non snop contest of the Central New York Soccer League. Collegians led 1 0 after five minutes before Fly Becker Kasputin equalized before halftime. Next action Sunday at Beverwyck Park vs Albany Athletic Club.
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Troy Sports Club
Troy Collegians
van Rensselaer Field
Beverwyck Park
TSC
Albany Athletic Club
Waldorf Finally In At California Once Graveyard Of Coaches
Waldorf gains acceptance at California after a rocky rise from a coach seen as a symbol of churn. Athletic director Brutus Hamilton teased him in the dressing room as the team rebuilt with players like Jourett and Mann. Fans warmed to Waldorf amid a ten game schedule before facing Notre Dame, while internal doubt lingered about his long term fit.
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Califoria
Berkeley
University of Califormina
Winverard
Rome
Pappy
California
Sanford
Brutus Hamilton
Wwe
Joh Ax
Northwestern
Berteler
Thal
Mamlives Tematk
Fang
Jouret
Ester
Fil Mann
Charley Fare Aer
Dale Alin
Peire
Paaa
Aomeiet
Waldert
Ingo
Ohio State
Bulldogs Postponed Grid Game at Empire Raceway
Inclement weather forced the postponement of the Troy Albany Lion versus Troy Cartwright Bulldogs game at Empire Raceway. The three game city championship series will resume Thursday at 2 40 p m at Menands oval with the first contest moved to Thanksgiving Day. The Bulldogs seek a major upset after a season of nine wins in eight starts. Barbara Schofield of San Francisco defeated Nancy Chaffee of Ventura to win the women’s singles in the 21st international tennis tournament in Buenos Aires. Tom Brown of San Francisco fell to Enrique Morea in the men’s final 7 5 3 6 3 6 3.
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Troy Cartwright Bulldogs
Empire Raceway
Menands Oval
Pigekin Artacea
Bulldogs
Tray-Albany
Bulldog
Barbara Schofield
Buenos Aires
Barbara Scofield
San Francisco
Nancy Chaffee
Ventura
Penepublic
Tom Brown
San Franciscan
Enique Morea
Bruins Top Canadiens in a 2-1 Night Battle at Boston Garden
Bruins shaded the Montreal Canadiens 2-1 in a third period scoring burst before 12,025 at Boston Garden. Detroits 5-2 win over the Toronto Maple Leafs followed, while the New York Rangers edged the Chicago Blackhawks 4-3 to reach thirteen points in the NHL standings.
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Lhat Place
Bruins
Montreal Camendiens
Boston Garden
Canadiens
Boson
Chicago
New York Rangers
Chicago Blackhawks
St . Rangers
Hawks
College Bas Ketball Roundup From Saturday
Buffalo Tech tops Genesee JC 46 44 in overtime while Manhattan defeats Alumni 66 4 in college basketball action reported by Associated Press style notes.
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Jonn'x
Bkn
Alumni
Buffalo Tech
Genesee JC
Manhattan
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