Sam Snead Captures War Bond Portland Golf Meet
Sam Snead wins the Portland War Bond Open, finishing 283 after four rounds in challenging rain and wind. Byron Nelson and Harold McSpaden place high as Snead edges Turnesa for the top money, with prizes in War Bonds and strong gallery support.
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Hawks Edge Red Wings In 6 5 Close NHL Finish
The Chicago Black Hawks rallied in the final two minutes to overpower the Detroit Red Wings 6-5 at Chicago Stadium. Mosienko scored the game winner with under two minutes left, after Horacek and Cooper kept Chicago in contention with quick goals earlier in the second period. Ted Lindsay and Harold Jackson traded goals as Detroit led 5-4 late in the third before Mosienko’s decisive strike.
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Service Classic Corners Grid Interest Big Ten Buckeyes Rose Bowl bids
Ohio State, USC and Notre Dame win big as top bowls loom. Buckeyes rout Michigan 34 24 to finish 9 0, while Southern California blazes past Washington State 40 23 to clinch Rose Bowl invite. Navy, Army still in the mix as Georgia, Alabama and Oklahoma face key showdowns.
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Big Ten Bars Rule Change Baffles Buckeye Hope
Ohio State faced a setback as the Big Ten rejected waiving the conference rule prohibiting post season games. The Rose Bowl bid remained unresolved while teams and officials debated the policy. Conference voting drew input from university reps including Ohio State and Wisconsin figures.
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Rumors Rise on Successor to Landis in Baseball
Rumors spread that the successor to Henry B. Landis as baseball commissioner would be chosen from within the ranks. Ongoing discussions at the winter meetings suggested a three man commission with Landis’ secretary and presidents of the two major leagues among options. Landis’ family planned private cremation with no ceremony, honoring his wish for a simple farewell.
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Babe Freese Wins Women's Golf Laurels
Babe Freese of Portender captured the top prize in the women's amateur division of the Portland Open with 340 for 72 holes. Betty Hicks, Chicago, the women’s national amateur champion, turned professional and won $300 in war bonds. Freese and four other amateurs each received $108 in war bonds after finishing 72 holes.
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Georgia Flyers Triumph over Flyers 53 to 12 in Augusta
In Augusta Municipal Stadium Georgia Pre-Flight overwhelmed the Daniel Field Flyers with a 53 to 12 win. The decisive victory showcased the stronger offense and defense of Georgia Pre-Flight against the Flyers yesterday.
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Baseball Judge Landis Shaped Hall Of Fame Era
Baseball will long remember Judge K M Landis who led MLB after the Black Sox scandal. Eight club owners asked him to run the game in a courtroom, and he wielded power to ban players or owners deemed harmful. His stern visage and decisive actions defined an era fans never forgot.
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Holy Cross Tops Boston College 30 to 14 at Fenway Park
Holy Cross defeated Boston College 30 to 14 before about 30 000 fans at Fenway Park. Jim Cahill led Holy Cross with two touchdowns and 122 rushing yards, while BC struck back with two scores by Jim Elliott, but Holy Cross outgained BC 282 to 60 in rushing and 171 passing yards to 82.
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Al Kelley to Speak at Albany Academy Dinner
Captain Al Kelley former Cornell All America end will address the Albany Academy football dinner in the academy cafeteria on December 8. Kelley is athletic officer at Watervliet Arsenal and has coached the Arsenal football team this fall. Feil sport awards will be presented at the event.
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Football Bowl foes listed
New York GP football bowls list matchups for January include Rose Bowl between Southern California and Tennessee, Orange Bowl Georgia Tech and Falsa, Sugar Bowl Alabama and Duke, Cotton Bowl Texas Christian and Oklahoma A&M, Orange Bowl alternatives, O Bowl Rice versus an as yet unnamed opponent, Sun Bowl opponents still pending selection.
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Tennessee to Face USC in Rose Bowl on Jan 2
Tennessee, Southeastern Conference champions, accepted the Rose Bowl invitation to play USC in Pasadena. Rose Bowl chair Arnold Eady said the Tennessee-Trojan matchup is the standout event of the calendar, with Ohio State not invited due to Big Ten postseason rules. The Trojans seek their eighth bowl victory, while Tennessee aims to boost a high scoring attack.
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Blue Gray Game Coaches Named for South North Teams
Blue Gray headquarters announced coaches for the 30 December game in Montgomery. South squad will be led by Wally Butts Georgia Monk Simmons Tulane and Carl Voyles Auburn with Carl Smavely Cornell Lynn Waldorf Northwestern and Bo McMillin Indiana directing the North. Rosters for both squads expected next week as stars in armed forces boost lineup.
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Canadiens Beat Leafs To Take Lead In NHL Standings
Montreal defeated Toronto 4 to 2 before 19000 fans, with Maurice Richard netting a hat trick as Butch Bouchard and Fern Gauthier also scored. Frank McCool starred for Toronto, turning back numerous chances. the Leafs played shorthanded late as Montreal surged in the second and sealed it in the final minutes.
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Cherry Point Marines Triumph Over Camp Lee 33 to 0
The Cherry Point Marines of North Carolina defeated Camp Lee Travelers 33 to 0 yesterday. Key plays included Ken Reese rushing in from the one yard line in the third period, and Ahern intercepting twice to set up a second touchdown. Johnny August starred in running and passing for Cherry Point.
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