Browns Club Yanks For Fourth AA Crown
Cleveland’s invincible Browns clinched their fourth consecutive All-America Conference title as they hammered the New York Tanks 31-4. The Eagles and Rams closed in on NFL division crowns with Philadelphia routing the New York Bulldogs 42-0 and the Rams drawing 24-24 with the Cardinals. Lions upset the Giants as Pittsburgh beat Green Bay 30-7. Bears topped Washington 33-21.
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RPI Caps Best Season Since 1948 in Brooklyn Victory
RPI completed a 6-2 football season with a 25-20 win over Brooklyn College at 36 Field. The Engineers featured Armstrong Powell Jordan and Frankenfield in a strong backfield, earning praise as the most versatile unit in years and positioning for Little All-America honors. Edwards starred for Brooklyn with multiple scores, but RPI held on to clinch the win and the season.
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Brooklyn College
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Trojans
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Rensselaer
Jordan
Frankenfield
Gerry Edwards
Kingsmen
Edwards
Mel Brody
B.C
Dubious Lad Has An Angle On Rose Bowl
In Columbus Ohio a skeptical onlooker questions Rose Bowl eligibility rules after Ohio State and Michigan tie for Western Conference supremacy. The man argues Michigan might still be eligible for the January 1 game, despite the conference’s three year limit on Rose Bowl appearances. Ohio fans await the Conference’s official nod.
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Freight Rams Van Collides Killing Four Horses and Injuring Four
A freight train crashed into a trailer van carrying eight yearling horses near Fairgo Cumberland at a Baltimore and Ohio crossing. Four horses were killed and four injured, some expected to be destroyed. The horses, purchased by Charles C. Cameron of Cumberland from Keeneland Breeders Association, were to be trained as racehorses. Local drivers and crews suffered injuries. several people were dragged free from wreckage as the van and trailer were demolished.
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Charles C. Cameron
Othe Keeneland
Tom O
Breeders” 5 Association
Lexington
Baletimore & Ghia
Fairgo
Cumberland Rate
William E. O'Hara
Hossing
Tomer Thunm
Bara Enid
Star Studded Mat Card Set For Tonight at LaSalle
A star studded wrestling card at LaSalle promises fast action for area fans. Headlining is Mister Stanine versus Angelo Cistoldi, with Wee Willie Davis and Night Police Chief Fred Ibbatt aiming to clash with Tarzan Kowalski in the semi final. Other prelims feature Johnny Barend versus Megs McLain and Frank Ia u se-Charles Derker. Stanlee’s second straight appearance, a clash with District, and references to Ezzard Charles and "Hollyweed" Davis wrap the lineup as the show starts at 2 PM.
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LaSalle Rum
Mister Stanine
Mr. America
Angelo Cistoldi
Wee Willie Davis
Fred Ibbatt
Villein
Tarzan” Kowalski
Johnny Barend
Megs McLain
Frank Iause
Charles Derker
Stanlee
Fanny
Barend
Hollyweed Hadman
Davis
Swith Ezzard Charles
Phoenix
Ariz
Chatiie
Argentina
Hornets Fall Short In Broadcast Mix Up
A garbled wire report describes Chicago Hornets and Buffalo with fans and bets, noting Watson of Chicago telephoned from Birmingham to hear a broadcast as the Hornets trailed late in a game. The final score is unclear but the Hornets reportedly lost amid a confusing transmission.
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Keater
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Watson
Chicaeo
Chicago Hornets
Miami
Birmingham
Chicago
Baffain
Courier-Eapres
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Bothk
Amr Waréet
Hornets
Siena Alumni Trophy Ties Highlight Local Basketball Night
Siena College opens a 28 game intercollegiate schedule with Le Moyne at Washington Ave Armory Albany, amid promising play from reserves Billy Harrell and Dave Torncello. The Alumni trophy pair was awarded to LaSalle Institute and Christian Brothers Academy, announced at a Circle Inn luncheon.
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Washington Ave. Armory
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Amsterdam
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Circle Inn
Army Pleases Ned Harkness With Citadel Scrimmage Show
Coach Ned Harkness praised his defensively solid Buckeye Tech lacrosse squad after a 11-9 scrimmage loss to Army’s Cadets A team at West Point. Russ Noyes George Turci Leon Kirsch and Ed Larkin anchored defense while Duane Fox Ken Martin and Bill Bokram led midfield and attack. The visit followed two months of informal practice and three days of toe drill before the scrimmage.
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Weddie Phares
Dick Coons
Coons
Trojans
Houghton Drives Chris Spencer To 850.000 Trot Win
Chris Spencer wins a gelding trot at the Western Warnes fixture with Houghton driving. The event features notable harness racing figures and a crowded field, with Spencer and Traber Breteick among top contenders.
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Chris Spencer
Imziewand
Chris Spence
Redmey
Chris Spratt
Bill Haughton
Western
Warnes
Eepty
Owenes
Traber Breteick
Chg
Spencer
SER
Erro
Dodgers Take Over Pioneers in Eastern League Meeting
Wilkes-Barre reports that the Brooklin Dodgers assumed control of Elmira's Pioneers after an Eastern League owners meeting. Carl Blose was named vice president with Tommy Richardson under a year left on his contract. held succeeds Mike McNally of the Wilkes-Barre Indians. The league approved amendments to minor league ball club constitutions and set plans to adopt the seasonal schedule at a Baltimore meeting in December.
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Wilhers-Bacie Indians
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Rayer
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Taamme
Pat Nes
Baltimere
Trerember
Edmonds Virginia Back Dies After Crash At UVa Stadium
Edmonds, Virginia back and 11 year old daughter father, nall back, died from a broken neck after his car went over a small embankment near Virginia's stadium. Tulane beat Virginia 28 14 in the game. Willard L Wade Jr. of Clifton Forge Va. was not injured. The crash occurred around 2 30 a m on Stadium Road, a quarter mile from the football stadium.
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Gene Edsmonds
University of Virginia
Virginia
Tulane
Stadium Road
Willard L. Wade, Jr
Clifton, Forge
Edmonds
Hudson Falls Nips Utica for Eastern title 9 7
Hudson Falls beat Utica 9 to 7 to win the Eastern Football League championship before about 3000 fans in icy conditions. Fullback Leo Fiacco kicked a 36 yard field goal before halftime and Ed Birkins added the extra point after a 3 yard drive. Utica’s Jim Trout Rer scored late as the Western winner pressed, but Hudson Falls held on for the title.
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Utica
Leo Fiacco
Muff Nassivera
Leaf
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T.D. Fiacco
Jim Trout Rer
Ed Birkins
Cobleskill crosscountry stalwart tracks steady rise
A Cobleskill Institute cross country rider from the Newfane area, last year a new runner from the academy, continued his steady earning and wore a strong starter in the rankings for the team. He is a senior planning to pursue studies at Cornell.
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Gertrude B.D. Dorks
Marshall Sanitarium
Trow
Cobleskill Institute
Doyle
Newfane Hith Shop
Cobleskill
Kegie
Institute
Cornell
San Francisco Dons Rout Marquette 35 20 in Inter sectional clash
The San Francisco Dons beat Marquette 35 to 20 before about 12 900 fans in the final game of the season. USF led with a 6 yard first period drive and added 67 and 35 yard second period marches. Marquette’s Larry Plate returned an 82 yard punt for a TD. Rudy Royten scored twice late for the Hilltoppers.
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Aga Khan Top Breeder of Season in Britain
The Aga Khan led British horse breeding in the season that ended Saturday, earning £185,253 from his own stable’s horses. Major contributors among his winners included Groveariaids Pajenine and Dia Nereita, with Gordon Richards top jockey victor in leading riders.
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Richmond Rebels Dare Redskins To Play Them
Richmond Rebels, AFL champions, challenged the Washington Redskins to an exhibition game. President Harry Seibold sent the telegram to Redskins president George Marshall as Richmond crushed Jersey City 54 to 7 to clinch the AFL title. A grudge exists over Joel Williams, a center under contract to Richmond, whom Seibold says Redskins sought to steal.
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