Hoosiers Named Favorite To Take Big Ten Crown
A chaotic but readable college basketball preview lists Indiana as the likely Big Ten champion with Purdue and Michigan State also in strong contention. It notes California California Notre Dame and Oklahoma A&M as notable college foes and mentions several key matchups and race implications for the season finale.
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Fur Army Airways Cis
Purdue
Olun State
Michigan
Taviannehould
Guass
Puckeyes
Wichigan U
Calfornia
Golde Bears
Uelms
Rose Borthonate
California
la Notre Dane
Tulane
Oklahoma A
Oklahoma
Aggies
Washington
Washington State
Washington Oreguy State
Southern California
Southern Cal
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Quakers
Pennsylvania North Cavan
Duke
Dukes
Hive Devils
Dartmouth
Columbia
Lions
Colom
Mississipm
Fesissippi
Massissippi
Stile Rice
Texas
Christina
Minos
Northwestern
Wildcats
Miannesoti
Wisgonsin Hannas
Tigers
Missouri
Clemson
Georgie Teech
Geogrgi Tech
Southern Methodist
Princeton
Suleness
Pensicola
Naval Auburn
Louisiana
Lafayette
Lehigh
Kings Point
Brooklyn
Holy Cross
Boston College
Colgate Meets Brown in Final Football Clash
Colgate faces Brown in a pivotal season finale with lineup changes and injuries affecting backfield stars Ed Neiskaie and Job Ve. The Bruins, tuned for stormy play, aim to end the season strong as Red Raiders contend for a conference finish with Woodin Grusioy Pye at tackle and Dick Bowley guiding the defense.
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Providence
Wilty
Tne
Gurles Brown
Tia Colgates Red Rattlers
Bruins
Red Raidens
Om Hatavaniin
Ed Neiskaie
Nya
Joss of Woodin Grusioy Pye
Teloni
Tackis
Dick Bowley
Forte Defeats Benny Singleton in Philadelphia bout
Benny Singleton of Waterbury lost to Forte in a 13 pound weight class match. Forte outscored his opponent across rounds and secured the victory in a forty round contest. The event took place in Philadelphia with notable activity from local fighters and weigh in at 197 pounds for Forte.
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Providence
Johnny Faite
Philsdelphia
Junio Wellor Cihe
Benny
Singleton Waterbury
Conn Nuyro
Mutmeg
McDermott Steals Show as Fort Wayne Beats Troy Five
Fort Wayne defeats Troy Five 54 to 32 before a crowd of about 3,500. McDermott led with fast floor work and sharp shooting, supported by Sadoski and Perkinton, as the Celtics dominated from start to finish in the Armory contest.
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John J Ahern
Troy Celies
Armory
Fort Wayne Zolners
John Pelkington
Port Wayne
Celtics
Fort Wayne
Troy
McDermott
Bop McDermott
Thuy Armory
Court Jase
Amo
Jed
Sinnéas
Davis Collar
McDernall
Phankel
Heth Gershon
Wayne
Sadoski
Ming
John Perkinton
McMerott
Drankel
WePermott
Tork Wynn
Ins Tayse
Renaissance
Troy Armory
Colones Merchants
Rowe
Poy
Jeandet Te' Od
Ng McLorkott
Aff
Saduwak
Shipp
Kintes
Rotale
Feru OP Frankel
la Tang
Q Gioia
Atuibah P
Yerine
Trey
Pat, Kennel
Abo Freeda
Devine
Cloyka
Carwell
Conois Merchants
Armory—Slove
Dollar City
Cort Wayne
Troy Castles
Local League Scores and Team Results From Various Matches
A mixed summary of scores from neighborhood league play detailing results across teams such as the Lenjunin Jewelers, Lumber House of Flowers, Manhattan Club, Hess Guill, and The Cycles. Notable performances include high games by Mette, Shultas, and Byer, with several teams winning multiple games and others splitting.
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Lonsdale
Mo Passussen
Raleigh
Mette Wan High
Wangs
Shultas
Nesmite Moshets
Cleymonts
Pull Malls
J Byer
Groesbeck
Adie Vickery
Alef
Trojan Tavandry Tynd Launiy
Ray
Bail Shop
Livy
Agie
Cabilis
Mercons Meet Rebels Today at State College Miss
The Mercons face the Rebels in a state college clash with the Mississippi State Warcons seeking a bowl bid. Coach Allyn McKeen’s southpaws aim to upset Ole Miss after a season that includes a win over Alabama and a narrow defeat by Tulane.
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Mossissippi State Warcons
University of Mississipp
Tulane
Allyn McKeen
Ola Miss
Alabama
Metz Leads Golfers at Montgomery Invitational
Chicago pro Dick Metz holds a two under par 141 midway, leading the $10,000 Montgomery Invitational at Beauvoir Country Club. Ben Hogan era rivals and veterans like Joe Zarasardt and Harold Spalding trail as Frank Stranahan clocks 148 to rise, with 14 others within striking distance of the top spot.
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Montgomery
Alu
Beauvoir
Follon
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Stranahan
Joe Zar Sardt
Norristown Py
Helshin
Noblesville Ind
Hermin Keer
Akron
Ghigo
Harold
Jug) WeSpaden
Sanford Maine
Jimmy Hines
Chicago
Johnny Retvolia
Evanston
Metz
Hot Springs
Ark
Jimmy Verrier
Leonard Dodson
Kansas City
Kris Henry
Williams
Rageraford
Bob Hamilton
Lori Johnson
Norristown
Joe Kirkwood
Philadelphia
Porky) Oliver
Wilmington
Del
Henry Ransom
Houston
Tex Sam Byrd
Detroit
Mobile
Dutch Harrison
Little Rock
Vatile
Macy Heads Pirates in Pony League
Frank Macy of Rochester named president and treasurer of the Hornell Pirates in the Class A F Pony Base ball League. Macy, ex publicity chief for Rochester Red Wings and former traveling secretary for the Syracuse Chiefs, recently discharged from four years in the Army Air Corps. Fred Hering, former Hornell president, becomes business manager and treasurer of the Selma club. Pattsburg farm team joins Class B Southeastern League.
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Frank Macy
Rochester
Harnet Pirates
Robert T Rice
Pittsmrg Pirates
Vlarm
Macy
Rochester Red Wings
Syracuse Chiefs
Army Air Corps
Fred Hering
Hornell
Selma
Pattsburg Farm Lesm
65 000 to See Tulane Face Mighty Irish Tilt
New Orleans crowds expected as Tulane hosts Notre Dame in the Sugar Bowl. Tulane seeks form against the favored Irish while 65 000 plus fans fill the stadium. kickoff around 2:15 pm Central.
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Tulane
New Orleans
Notre Dame
Twane Eleven
State Mince
Monk Simons
Quinn Quits As Braves' Supervisor
Quinn Quits As Braves' supervisor after resigning from the Boston farm system yesterday. He cites offers under consideration and says he informed club owners before December trading implying he may join another team. Bob Quinn has a long front office history with Boston and other clubs, including St Louis, Columbus, and Brooklyn, with leadership roles dating back to the early 1900s.
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Ball
Bostes Braves
Quinn
Favo Vf Alu
Johnny Mianage
Braves Field
Bob
Trwo
Brooklyn
Boston
American League
Red Sox
Lou Perm
Eblues
Virginia
New Yok State
Penheylvania
Columbus
American Association
Atetican Association
Ohio City
Bt Louis
Rostanto Ty
Tlurry Frazee
New York Yankees
Trapnell
Cohoes High Alumni edge Keveny 26 to 23 in thriller
Cohoes High Alumni defeated Keveny Alumni 26 23 before 600 plus fans. Keveny led 9 5 in the first period but the game stayed tied at 13 13 at halftime and 40 40 after three quarters. Bottum and Hughes fueled the winners while Walsh and Rourke starred for Keveny Alumni. In the prelim, Columbian Squires beat St Marys CYO 38 8.
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Colines High
Keveny
Memorial Gyin
Sonless
Jon Bottum
Scotty Hughes
Chet Walsh
Bo Rourke
Magrs
Columbian Squires
St Marys
CYO
Matthews
Paints Wan High
Gabriel
Keveyy
PRTP
EL Myers Fa
J Myers
Trombley
R Trembley c
O Rourke
Kinnedy & Dd
Walsh
Fa Schoes High
FG Fetp
Bottom
Thacz
LaGassee
Pethigrew
Hughes
Engineers Start Lineup For Brooklyn Poly Open
Ed Donald and RPI outline a powerful probable starting five led by Frank Wilby at center with Muddy Waters and Bill Ryan in guard spots. Transfers Kehoe and Whitehart bolster the lineup, optimism high for a strong season start against Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute at home.
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Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute
Ed Donald
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Frank Wilby
Wesleyan College
Frank
Muddy
ROPT
Io Don ‘Whitehrat
Rowling Glen
Martin Kehoe
Wesleyan
Engineers
Donalds Charges
Dean Tops SMU Tackle as Marine Returnee Becomes Star
SMU coach hails Tom Dean as the greatest tackle in the nation and a standout blocker for Mustang football. Dean, a 250 pound Marine veteran, returned to play after medical discharge and thoughts of ending his career. He blends strength with technique, lifting SMU plays and drawing praise from opposing coaches.
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Palas
Tom Dean
Southern Methodist Universalty
Dean
Methodist
Marines
Mustangs
Géhnol
Tom
Dallas
New Mexico
Southern Methodist Tour
Ranka
Contoe Tex Junior High
Schont
Contos Seno Higa Sihodl
Bial Ak
Arkansas A and M
SMU
Bell
Amle
Contests Today Highlight Major Grid Matchups
The day features top battles including Yaie versus Princeton Carmell and Penn versus Perdue as Indiana clashes with Ohio State and Michigan plays UCLA. Other marquee games involve Notre Dame at Tulane, Washington state rivals, and big regional showdowns across conferences with numerous schools named explicitly.
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Yaie
Princeton Carmell
Penn Perdue
Indiana
Ohio State
Michigan
UCLA
California
Watre Dame
Tulane
Okahama A&m
Windoms
Washington
Washington State
Oregon State
Southern California
North Carolina
Duke
Dartmouth
Columbia
Mississippi State
Mississippi Ree
Texas
Christian Chaols
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Kansas
Clemson
Georgia Tech
Southern Methodist
Baylor
Alabama
Fernacola Naval
Auburn
Louisiana Tech
Tennessia
Kentucky
Virginia
Maryland
Iowa
Nebraska
Colorado College
Colorado A
Yale Favored Over Tigers In 66th Tilt
Yale is favored to defeat Princeton in the 66th meeting at Palmer Stadium. Princeton, under coach Chirley Widwell, aims to rebound after two wins, two losses, and two draws. Yale holds edge after beating Dartmouth and tying against Columbia. The game is set for 2 pm with Ivy League bragging rights on the line.
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Tigers
Princeton NT
Prinantans Sridders
Apason
Caranaten
Chirley
Widwell
Palmer
Yuliv
Bulldogs
Daytmouth
Princeton
Columbia
Yulu
IshSa
Welch Beats Fiorello at St Nick's Arena
Welch Portland Merellian defeated Fiorello in a 5 round decision at St Nicholas Arena in New York. Referee Ruby Goldstein and one judge backed Welch while Judge Harold Brines scored 5 rounds for Fiorello, with 3215 attendees paying 13.36 dollars. No knockdowns were recorded.
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Coley Welch
Portland
Merellian
Joey Fiorello
Brooklyn
St Nicholas Arena
Ano
Ruby Goldstein
Welch
Harold Brines
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Moe) Heath
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Joe Preston
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North Bed Fruit Funmy
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