RPI Record Best Among Upstate 11s in 1945 Football
The 1945 season closed for Upstate colleges with RPI leading as the top among upstate teams, posting six wins and four losses. Colgate earned three wins, Rochester three, Syracuse one, while Brown and Army dominated opponents, as Cornell and Colgate faced tough losses in the season’s conclusion.
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Warneke Seeks Job As Umpire
Veteran pitcher Lon Warneke, recently released by the Cubs, seeks a new role as an umpire. The piece notes the natural appeal of calling balls and strikes, compares him to peers like Pipgras and Rommel, and cites practice tips from Mr. Klein on umpiring conduct and player interaction.
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Army Navy Classic Set To Draw 100000 Plus Fans
Army and Navy renew the long standing classic as undefeated Army meets unbeaten Navy with national title implications. President Truman plans to attend with many dignitaries while 100000 fans pack the stadium to witness the traditional showdown.
MeSpaden and Hogan Tie For First In Golf Meet
In Montgomery Alabama Baroldté June Spuien and Ren Hogan tied for first with 282 in the $10,000 Inv tal Golf Tournament. MeSpaden from Sanford Missouri and a winter circuit money winner shot 67 to lead the final round while Hogan from Hershey Pennsylvania carded 68. The event ended in a tie marking a second consecutive deadlock and payouts totaled thousands in bonds and cash for top finishers with notable names including Keiser Stranahan and Ransom among the contenders.
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Lujack Leads Fort Pierce To Victory
Johnny Lujack starred at right end for Fort Pierce Naval Amphibious Base in a 21 to 7 victory over Keenler Field Furers from Lilexi Mississippi before about 5 000 spectators. He scored the opening TD and set up the second with a 40 yard run.
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New York Teams Race In Mixed Basketball Results
In New York results the New York AMoms and Crescents share a 53 point showing. In Trenton the Tigers and Spas clash while Wemlingtony Blue Bombers post 13 and the New York Renaissance lead 40.
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Blackhawks Beat Canadiens in Chicago Showdown
Chicago's Black Hawks defeated Montreal last night to stay in third in the league by delivering the Canadiens their worst defeat of the season. A crowd of 17,716 filled Chicago Stadium to witness the matchup.
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Trojans Need Tie With UCLA For Bowl Bid
Trojans seek a tie with UCLA to secure a Rose Bowl bid after beating Oregon State. Cal rivals Washington State threaten the conference, while UCLA’s upset loss to California adds tension as Southern California eyes a fifth conference win and a possible repeat Rose Bowl appearance.
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Results of Grid Games Saturday Relgate
Saturday grid results list scores for multiple college teams. Highlights include Yale 20 Princeton 14, Alabama 55 Pensacola Naval 8, Clemson 21 Georgia Trek 7, Notre Dame 22 Tulane 6, Southern Methodist 34 Baylor 0, Missouri 33 Kansas 12, Wisconsin 24 Minnesota 12, California 6 UCLA 0, Washington State 7 Washington 0.
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Braddock Predicts Conn Next Heavyweight Champion
North Bergen N J Braddock former world heavyweight champion predicts Billy Conn will win the next title. He recently left the Army at Fort Dix after three years and a month in the Transportation Corps saying Conn will outbox Louis in 15 rounds when they meet. Braddock notes Conn is younger and may peak sooner than Louis who is over 36. He won the title in 1925 by defeating Max Baer and will be on terminal leave until Feb 6.
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Star Pilot and Stymie Dominate Turf Honors in Yearend Rally
Star Pilot and Stymie clinch Turf crowns as New York racing circles crown their year’s glamour boys and girls. The season’s big earners include Paymi, Beaugry, and Stymie’s Riggs triumphs, with Mayer’s Two-Year-Olds shaping the pace for next year’s Derby and Preakness. Elizabeth Graham’s yearling purchases fueled champions, while Air Rate and Count Speed emerge as winter Derby contenders.
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R. P. I. Opens With Brooklyn Five Saturday Drills
R. P. I. starts strenuous drills for the opener with Brooklyn Poly on the Ivont court Saturday. From over 150 men reporting for practice coach Rd Donald selected a squad of sixteen. The Engineers varsity, likely faster than last year, will field a tall lineup led by Frank Wilby and Rhuddy Waters with Don Whitehart and Martin Kence supporting a lean, quick backcourt core.
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Waters
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Iowa Seahawks
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Rangers Rally Past Red Wings In 4-1 NHL Win
New York Rangers opened with three goals in the first period to topple Detroit 4-1 at Olympia. Alex Shibicky converted a penalty shot and Bill Juzda followed, giving the Rangers a strong first-period lead as Detroit managed only one late goal.
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Jack Stewart
Bill Juzda
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Wren
Conners Daniels Set For La Salle Bout Tonight
Conners and Daniels clash in a La Salle Institute gym card tonight as Troy Victory, a New York fighter, is slated to face Benno Daniela of Brooklyn in the feature. Conners, with 19-3-1, has defeated Jerry Dar and numerous others, while Daniels boasts wins over Petey Virgin and Tom Cary among others. Also on the bill, Julio Crops meets Lee Black, and Pat Pannen faces Freddie Salenghi in a six rounders. The card starts at 8:20 p.m.
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New York
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Uh TaSalla Institute Gym
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Garry Williams
Ruby Rivera
Abe Goldberg
al Touriques
Tom Cary
Bobby Moffith
Carl Troise
Billy Calluyn
Edalol Rito
Julio Crops
Cros
Tony Marchand
Montreal
Lee Black
Long Island
al Pannen
Salinnectidy
Freddie Salenghi
Auburn
Bob Franklyn
Renasdlaer
Johnny Sheppard
Watertown
Alow
Glenock Cops Sixth In Row At Caliente
Glenock, a chestnut mare ridden by Dick Hazelton, won the six furlong Bonanza handicap at Caliente, beating Golstreworth and Pati Bradbhirth. The field of five included Lowden and Hyde's Golstreworth, with Glenock paying $1.80 to win and Golstreworth $2.80 to place. No show betting was listed.
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Bruins Beat Leats Defeat Maple Leafs 5 to 3 in Garden Clash
Boston Bruins defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs 5 to 3 before 13 000 fans at Madison Garden. Ted Byun held the pace with two goals while Bobby Waller scored the late winner as Billy Cowley and Herb Cain supplied assists and Kearton stopped shots to keep Boston ahead. Gayt Stewart and Yeotor Kennedy added goals for Toronto in a hard fought National Hockey League encounter.
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Toronto
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Paul Bibeault
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