Packers Triumph Over Giants 23 14 in Polo Grounds
Green Bay exploded for 23 points to defeat the New York Giants 23 to 14 before about 8 000 fans at the Polo Grounds. Charlie Brock and Don Hutson starred with key plays including Brock’s interception return and Hutson’s two scores. New York’s Ward Cuff and Junior Hebron connected for the Giants’ touchdowns, but Green Bay countered with timely receptions and a standout defensive recovery.
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Race Entries Pemce and Purse Heads with Many Entries
A chaotic listing of race entries and purses includes numerous horses and odds figures such as Puree 31.808 and various names like ABI O'Gold OX, Misa Far 15, Rayone TS, Lagalis 103, and xGeat Drive 100. The page also notes purses ranging from 1,000 to 4,000 with multiple divisions and ages, promising competitive Maiden, 2 year olds, and 3 year olds races across furlong lengths and claiming events.
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Eagles Blank Redskins 16-0 to Split Eastern Division
The Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Washington Redskins 16-0 to push the NFL Eastern Division toward a two game finale. Roy Zimmerman led scoring drives, with Komfernyn passing for both Eagles touchdowns as a strong line of Ferrante Wistert and Luftridge stifled Washington’s attack before 17,906 fans. Each team has two games left, with a possible playoff rematch in Philadelphia on December 10.
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Boston
C Y C CourtLoops Open Campaign This Weekend
C Y C CourtLoops launches weekend play across junior and senior divisions with two junior groups at different sites. High School and Senior Leagues each include nine teams from local parishes and schools and invite more to join via Father Hark of Don Caswell at St. Peter's.
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Trojanowski Tops Scoring Lead With 36 Points
In the Eastern college scoring race Trojanowski holds a 132 point season total with Blanchard and Davis tied for second. Husserow of Columbia climbs to fourth after scoring twice at Dartmouth, while Koslowski of Holy Cross slips to fifth as Army and Brooklyn College players add points in a fluctuating standings page.
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Skymasters Top Eagles 45 to 7 in Fort Worth
The Skymasters defeated the Eagles 45 to 7 before 7,006 fans at Dine well Field. The home team moved 64 yards in eight plays for their first touchdown, scoring twice in the opening period and adding more in the early stages of the game.
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College Basketball Scores From Westminster To Louisville
AP wires report scattered college games with Westminster Pa defeating Akron 97 to 32 while Elizsland Coast Guard posted 55 in a near miss. City College New York beat War ney 27 to 47 with Valporateo 47 and Geneoease 37. Western Kentucky lost to Louisville 85 44 in a muddled summary of results.
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State Racing Revs Up Revenue Amid Tax Distribution
New York state reports record and rising revenue from racing despite a curtailed season. Total handle neared 144.95 million with $29.17 million allocated to state taxes from thoroughbred, harness, and hunting revenues. Harness, thoroughbred splits and annual compares outlined. federal ban altered calendar and payouts. average daily revenue listed for flat and harness racing and combined events.
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Quinn Wins Senior National AAU Harrier Title at Delaware Park
Quinn of the New York Athletic Club Ceatering won the 48th annual Senior National AAU cross country championship on a new 10,000 meter Delaware Park course record, finishing 250 yards ahead of Charley Robbing of U S Naval Air Station Brunswick. Jimmy Rafferty pulled a leg muscle and could not defend his title. Buffalo downtown FMCA placed runner up in the team contest with Palists.
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Pro Grid Exhibition in Yokohama Tonight
A group of top American football coaches and players head to Yokohama for an exhibition game and decupstion of Philadelphia labor, as 21 year old Giosa and Eddie Giosa are set to clash. The event features Hart ford owner Willie Pep and others preparing divisional teams for GL competition.
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Crusaders Get 10 Day Vacation After Orange Bowl Victory
Mal Cross College celebrates its first bowl trip after defeating Boston College 48 to 0. Coach John Dagwess praised the squad’s late surge scoring 25 points in the second half. Star back Leon Stan Nosowski led a powerful offense, with players spread between Worcester and Boston training for the Orange Bowl on New Year's Day.
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Ox) Dagwess
Haly Cros College
Sid Tax
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Eagles
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Navasardov Reaches Ring Finals in Moscow Title Bout
Navasardov, a 19 year old Georgian, wins the right to face Nikolai Korolev of Moscow for the Soviet boxing title "ahgohite" after a six round semi final. Korolev, defending champion, outpoints Levan Gudushapuri of Georgia.
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Imimie Wins This One Hallandale Feature
Hallandale Florida reports Imimie winning a race as the first horse to be nominated for the opening. The event referenced at Broward Handicap in Gull New York and at Honey Ratselatream Park on December 1 involves racing and a season long plans. The text also mentions Seton naming for a race and a shipment from Pimileo to Manhattan College for a printer’s task.
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Bears Deliver 28 7 Victory Over Steelers In NFL Game
Chicago Bears dominate Pittsburgh Steelers 28 to 7 as McAfee shines in his first start of the season. Bears build early lead, then extend it with a second quarter surge led by Luckman and McAfee. Steeler offense struggles while Chicago racks up 498 rushing yards and 4 rushing TDs. Game not completed due to cancellation of Cherry Point First Army Air Force game.
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Holy Cross Accepted to Play in 1946 Orange Bowl
The Orange Bowl committee announces Holy Cross has accepted an invitation to participate in the 1946 Orange Bowl. President Whitten says the cross country standout team represents the institution with rich traditions and scholastic acumen.
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Holy Cross routs Boston College 46 to 0 before 32457 fans
Holy Cross total offense dominated Boston College as Immy Dieckeln and Koslowski starred. Joe Byers booted three field goals while end Fragy Bryson and others scored on drives in a record performance at Fenway Park, eclipsing the 1921 score and lifting Holy Cross to an 8 win season.
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Barrows Wins Havana Bout
Barrows defeats Cuban Baby Coulumber by point decision in a welterweight fight held Saturday night in Havana at Spurka Palaro venue. Barrows, representing Panama, used precise jabs and calculated combinations to dominate the Cuban challenger throughout the bout.
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Crusaders Accept Bid To Play In Orange Bowl
The Crusaders earned a bid to the Orange Bowl with a 16 0 win over Boston College Saturday, as announced by Orange Bowl commissioner George Whitten. Navy policy noted as a factor, with several Southern programs and the University of Miami discussed as potential opponents.
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Duke Denies Bowl Bids Amid Bowl Bid Speculation
Duke University is not invited to any bowl game. Coach Cameron denied reports Duke received Sugar or Cotton Bowl bids. He said the season has ended and no invitation has been offered, ending speculation about a heavy postseason schedule.
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