Navy Slips To Second In AP Football Poll
The Navy football team falls to second place behind Army in the Associated Press ranking amid the final service and college poll results. Michigan and California follow in the top tier as Notre Dame drops to eighteenth. a complete service ten includes Rasdorp Field, Great Lakes, Camp Peary, and North Carolina Preflight among others.
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Canadiens Defeat Bruins 4 1 in Hockey Showdown
Montreal dominates Boston with a 4 1 win as Lanier Cup contenders solidify their hold on top positions in the NHL standings. Gauthier and Wilt Field score during a strong Montreal push while Durnan’s bid for a shutout ends late after a Bennett assisted goal by Goudreau.
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Jim Crowley to Head New Pro Grid Loop
Jim Crowley accepted a five year contract at $23 000 per year to coach and lead a new professional grid league. He will assume duties soon after confirmation and discharge from prior service.
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Crowley Contract Release Shifts Baseball Mentorship
Crowley receives release from contract amid coaching reshuffle. Crowley’s departure opens a path for Lieut Coach James Crowler to assume presidency and lead the football program, while Fanks may become permanent mentor if appointed. The report notes Crowley previously coached at Fordham and served the Navy, with recent duties at Sampson and the West Coast base teams.
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Army Navy Game Sellout in 24 Hours Amid Bond Drive
Officials report the Army Navy football game sold out within a day as capacity may be raised to 75 000. The Maryland War Finance Committee notes huge bond interest with buyers pledging millions in expected sales. Senators and representatives receive priority access to stakes while Navy and Army supporters push for expanded seating and premium boxes.
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Redskins Tackle Tyrone Ungerer Breaks Foot for Season
Washington tackle Joe Ungerer has a broken foot and will miss the season after examination. He and end Ted Lapke suffered fractures in Sunday’s 37-7 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. Ungerer, a former Fordham standout, had earned a regular spot despite being early in his career.
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Former Barons Hurler Prisoner in Germany
Howell, ex pitcher for the Syracuse Chiefs in the National League and the Wilkes-Barre Barons in the Eastern League, is reported a prisoner of war in Germany. His wife and two daughters remain in the United States while relatives confirm his status.
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Georgia Tech Tulsa Set Orange Bowl Clash for New Year
Georgia Tech and Tulsa will meet in the Orange Bowl on January 1 in Miami. Georgia Tech, led by coach John Heisman era connections, has piled up 185 points while allowing 34 as they prepare to face Tulsa, which beat Texas Tech in the 1942 Sun Bowl and lost to Oklahoma A&M and the lone Seahawks. The game marks a повторение of a Sugar Bowl classic between the teams and will be their third consecutive bowl appearance.
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Joe DiMaggio on Furlough in New York
Staff Sergeant Joe DiMaggio of the Army Air Force is on a four day furlough in New York before a likely move to a rehabilitation center for reassignment. He denies rumors of a medical discharge due to a stomach ailment that sent him to Hickam Field Hospital for six weeks last summer. DiMaggio plans to spend most of his furlough with his three year old son and plays no clear timetable for return to active duty or the Yankee lineup.
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Bowling League Scores and Records Across Varsity Circuits
Shoemaker togs a 276 232 195 triple for Milo Foods in Gentry League the season high three game mark though his team fell twice to Wahelaws Bear Beale led Schoonmaker with 193 536 Winners Inglis 210 201 82 Wilson 203 557 Russ 51 Tucker 197 62 and George 202 530 Also notes on Sambrook Florist Clossons and Camps Grill entries with multiple 600s and high series in various leagues. The Nealons scored a twin victory over Walton Motor with Blanch 227 216 633, Bowles 223 563 and Seattle 193 550.
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Best Lineman Of Week Honors For Bob St Onge
Army lineman Bob St Onge, a 260-pound center from New York, earned the weekly honor after dominating the Pennsylvania line in a 26 to 7 win. Coaches and teammates praised his blocking, with several noting he was among the season’s top players, as Army remained unbeaten and highly rated.
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Eastern League elects Richardson to third term as president
The Eastern League unanimously reelected Tommy Richardson for a three year term at a New York meeting. He guided the circuit through manpower and transportation challenges, oversaw relocations of Elmira to Utica and Williamsport to Elmira, and oversaw a league attendance rise this year.
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