Troy Reco Routs Yanks 49 to 14 in NFL game
Robby Layne pass and Clyde Box key TDs pace Troy to a 49 14 win over fourth place Petrol as New York Yanks suffer another heavy defeat. Detroit and Bay Pagkur clash, with 30 206 in attendance.
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Calvall
Liguia
Mulding
New York Yanks
Thanksgiving Bay
Sears
Helgas
Robby Layne
Marty Na
Dayne
Ninselt
Ljotta
Llona
Pagkur
Lina
Rorhy
Leafs Break Wings Streak In Brawl Hawks Triumph
Detroit and Toronto produced a violent 16 minute melee on Olympia ice as several players fought, Cal Gardner and Joy Klukays helped Detroit edge Toronto for a 5-4 decision. George Gee and Till Ranitka also contributed goals in a wild game that snapped Detroit’s slide and kept Toronto from extending their winning run.
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Hawks
Detrol
Povonto
Nyowil
Hipgenl Uenond
Seneo
Hankey’ League
Gan
Beronth
Ind Deett
Torante
Tha Lewis
Olympia Ice
Gee
Rollins
Arsenal City Triumphs 68-61 In Opener At Convention Hall
Arsenal City defeats Glenn Falls 68 to 61 in the season opener at Convention Hall. Al Dean scored early for the Motors in his return before Army service, lifting the hosts to a half three point margin. Verdesehli and Rosenstein led Indian scoring with standout free throws and late bursts as the Watervliet squad pulled away in the final period.
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Glenn Falls
Convention Hall
Prayhr
Jean Toagia
Motors A
Bel
al Dean
Army
ACM
Belli
Dean
Watervliet Boys
Tudor Valoze
Acorns
Dack ‘Thompson
Arsenal
Deen
Vinnie Verdeschi
DiBecce
Jor Minchtes
Toga Tnitlans
Thompron
Ini Fe
Anomene
Kaaparian
Saratoga
Wabileniin
Highuichts
Andho Matters
Colsanette
Verdesehl
L. Mariany
Nagitono
Hank Rosenstein
Robertson
Olympians release rookie cager in Merapolis roster shuffle
Sean Blevins, rookie from Phenols, was released by the Olympians as part of a roster shuffle. Howard T. Clark, manager, said Blevins could join the Olympians if a spot opens but he reportedly eyed a playing berth with the new Grand Rapids club in the National Professional Basketball League, with Wotll becoming effective Dec 1.
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Sean Blevens
Phenols
Arkin
Meianapolis
Howard T. Clark
Snd
Bleyna
National Basketball Association
Clark
Univeralty
Arizona
Ashman
Blevins
Grand Rapids
National Provasional Basketball Leaguc
Swedish Student Gaina Revenge Run At Marathon
A Swedish student, Gaina, wins a revenge marathon edged last year’s champion Bap Hangh of Purdue in a windy course. The record is cut by 2.5 seconds, finishing in ten minutes near Rotitaaga. Franklin Site Marshall College posts a flawless undefeated season with a sharp win over Gettysburg College, while Trond Cans secures a decisive result.
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Taueatten
Franklin Site
Marshall College
A. S. priMnis
Gettysburg
Cote Dem
Fort Worth Boss Named Official Of New Dodgers
Fort Worth has been named vice president of the Brooklyn Dodgers organization. Walter O’Malley announced the appointment, saying the Fort Worth leader will advise on matters beyond the Texas League club and fans can expect a strong, winning outlook from the new Dodger executive.
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Brooklyn
Judy Be
Reeeve
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Brooklyn Dangers
Bichela
Keever
Gorn Reeves
Fort Worth Clib
Alaesvar
Rivas
Brooklyn Jnnor
Inague
Walter O'Malley
New Dodger
We Neel Mien
Recvesype
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Une
Pee Auanel
Conference Crowned as New York GPtt Dominates
The article lists numerous college football results from a busy Thanksgiving weekend. It highlights conference champions and notable bowl matchups with teams like Columbia, Dayton, Xavier, Washington and Lee, and several others scoring decisive wins.
Culmone Shoemaker Duel Turns In Jockey Race
Hollywood Park report shows Culmone riding five winners and Shoemaker three as a potential match race forms. Plans for an eastward ride, possible ninth race, and talks of a Tropic al Park showdown in Florida next month frame the competitive push.
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Shoemaker
Bowie
California
New Yor
Washington
Bert Thompson
Jockeys Guild
Hollywood
Tenman
Bre
Culmona
Tropical Park
Florida
Cutmone
Shaemaker
Walter Millers
Bel Co
Crimone
Ehoemater
Vere
24 Counties Open Deer Season In New York
Albany reports the deer season opens today across 24 counties in western and central New York, running through Thursday except Sunday. The Department notes herd overpopulation in Nalanee and aims to reduce antlerless deer with a 5 000 tag allocation to help protect natural range and prevent damage. The Adirondacks season opened Oct 26 and ends tomorrow. Catskill region started Nov 16 and closes Thursday.
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Albany
Mt Western
New York
Unin
Nalanee
Princeton Adds Penn Columbia To 1951 Schedule
Princeton released the 1951 football slate naming Penn and Columbia as nonleague opponents. The Tigers will face Yale, Rutgers, Williams, Colgate, Navy, Lafayette and Harvard, while meeting all seven other members of the Ivy League. The opener is slated against Columbia at Palmer Stadium on September 28.
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Princeton GT
Princeton
Penn
Tiveetor
Kenneth Faerun
Tigers
Balayetta
Iene
Yente
Rutgers
Willama
Colgate
Pricealan
Vols First Then Bowls The Idea For Kentucky
Coach Paul Bryant of Kentucky says no bowl decision will be announced until after the Tennessee game. Kentucky eyeing Sugar or Orange Bowls, with Miami’s Orange Bowl a strong option. Oklahoma-Kentucky Sugar Bowl chatter also surfacing. Bryant notes no firm bid accepted yet, aims to finish the season strong before any bowl commitments.
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Lexington
Paul Bryant
Kentucky
Tennessee
New Orleans
Miami
Bryant
Lh Straicht
Knoxville
Dallas
Wildcat
Oklahoma
Mencky Oilelals
Untitled sports blurb recounts a game byline
A scrambled report describes a football play where a forward pass is incomplete or intercepted, mentioning players such as Macon and Cole. Names are garbled but indicate a quarterback and multiple receivers, with a defensive or saving out and a few surnames like Neal and Leek appearing in the fragment.
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Macon
Djoung
Enley
Cole
Wort Neal
Pateee
Dae Stumm
Leek
Feadele
Nebraska Hopes To Beat Oklahoma In Psychology Of Football
Nebraska coach says the key to beating Oklahoma lies in psychological preparation and patient planning. He credits Oklahoma’s offense and a seasoned defense, noting Nebraska’s sophomores and leaders must stay focused as the Sooners enter the Big 12 race with renewed intensity.
Tidy Sum Wins Fairgrounds Feature
Tidy Sum captured the Thanksgiving Handicap at the Fairgrounds opening, defending the title for a second straight year. Traveler finished second, with Thwarted third in a six horse field. Payouts reached 15 36.20 to 3.80 for Tidy Sum, with Traveler at 8.80 and 4.40, Thwarted 3.40. The distance went in 1:12 1/5 as attendance and wagering rose on the 8-race card.
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Tidy Sum
Waltrength
Fairgrounds
Henry Forrest
Traveler
T. P. Morgan
Thwarted Way
Beth
Oberlin Harrier Sets 6 Mile Cross Country Record
Oberlin athlete David Blaley won the annual six mile cross country run in 20:06.04, breaking Gil Dodds’ 1948 mark of 20:31.05. Frankie De Arcy of Ohio State was second and W. B. Yardo of Dayton third as 48 runners competed from Fort Thomas to Walnut and Sixth Street in Cincinnati. University of Cincinnati captured the team title.
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David Blaley
Oberlin
Callegs
Fort ‘Thomas
Walnut
Streole
Dawstown Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Rags to Riches wins Lincoln Downs feature race
Rags to Riches, driven by Trot far behind, captured the Lincoln Downs holiday feature Sunday. A 3,000 crowd watched Lincoln Downs racehorse Charing Mack finish near the wall, while Blurnal Road and Charing Rov also placed, with exact payouts listed for top finishers.
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A. B. Smith
Sd. Brown
M. Poncalat
Elehaal Road
Charing Rov
Steelers Romp In Snow To Best Cards By 28 17
Steelers overpower Chicago at Comiskey Park in a snowbound game. Joe Geri scores two touchdowns and kicks four conversions to lead Pittsburgh to a 28 17 Thanksgiving win over the Cardinals, who drop to 4 1. Jim Hardy throws two scoring passes for Chicago as the Cards rally late but fall short.
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Chicago
Palisburg Steelers
Chicago Cardinale
Hlizeard
Comiskey Park
Geri Lends Victore
Rusty Joe Geri
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Antil
Jim Hardy
Gari
Pulterburg
George Nicksich
Frank ‘Tripucka
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Geri
Ries
Fap
Balk
Jerry Nazim
Nazum
Pee Bumble
Carl Samuelson
Hardy
Nuzum
Paydirt
Cmaiz
Joe Gasperella
Card Smiagh
Gert
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Bobby Gaxe
Trinity Eleven Rolls Over Tafts In 48 6 Game
Trinity College routed Tafts with an 48 to 6 victory. Quarterback noted for 173 passing yards led the attack, while running back tallied two touchdowns and another player scored twice as the line dominated. Guraletd, Goralski, and others contributed on the scoring drive.
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Haifback
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Ganna
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York
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Galten
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Lonneysions
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Lary Jura
Danies Berk
Flagler
Eterno Bowe
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Gant Wot
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Dink Nigel
Elil Guraletd
Trinity College
Tafts Yesterda Taidare
Ese
Niesi
Goralski
College Grid Results From The Associated Press
Yesterday’s college football results show Columbus 33 Brown 0 Trinity 44 Tufts 6 Ohio University 14 Marshall 8 Maryland 4 Delaware 0 Franklin and Marshall 5 South Benedict 38 South Carolina State 6 Washington & Lee 67 Richmond 1 A & T 25 North Carolina College 18 Chattanooga 4 AIT 27 Missouri 0 Xavier 21 Saint Bonaventure 14 Missouri Valley 24 Wichita 37 Nevada 3 Utah 48 Utah State 61 Bowl-Lewla ant Slark 61 Sam Francisco %
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Xamen
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Emo i Envy
Appa
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Chattanooga
Ring
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