Army Navy One Two in Football Poll
Army rates top in Associated Press poll with 5523 designations as best team for the fifty straight week Navy runner up for second consecutive ranking Ohio State and Randolph Field deadlock for third place Notre Dame drops from top ten after recent losses. Tennessee and Southern California in top ten amid shifting positions
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North Carolina
Pennsylvania
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Pep Beats Hernandez In Ten Round Title Fight
In Hartford Connecticut last night Willie Pep the world featherweight title claimant defeated Pedro Hernandez of Puerto Rico over ten rounds in an overweight bout. Pep led nine rounds with elusive defense and sharp counters while Hernandez struggled to land clean blows. Semi final saw Georgie Parks knock out Jimmy Bell in 41 seconds. Other results included Ree Washington stopping Al Johnson and Smuggey Hersey stopping Chuck Taylor.
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Willie Pep
Hartford
Conn
World Feathers
Pedro Hernandez
Puerto Rico
Pep
Hernandez
Sn Vantage
Georgie Parks
Chicago
Jimmy Bel
Bell
Roe Louis
Ree Ree Washington
al Johnson
New York
Smuggey Hersey
Chuck Taxlor
Pittsburg
Faylors -Eye
Notre Dame drills in rain for Great Lakes finale
Notre Dame held a rain soaked practice in South Bend as Ed McKeever prepared the squad for the final game of the season against Great Lakes next Saturday. He planned to use the Georgia Tech starting lineup and praised Frank Swamenski for defense and Frank Dancewicz for his passing in the previous game.
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Notre Dame
Ed McKeever
Great Lakes
McKeever
Georgia Tech
Frank Swamenski
Frank Dancewicz
Dodson Tops Jockeys at Pimlico
Doug Dodson of Elk River Idaho topped the Pimlico meet with twenty winners despite a broken collarbone. Arnold Kirkland of Petersburg Indiana was second with 17 victories.
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Doug Dodson
Elk River
Idano
Pimlico
Ufair
Arnold Kirkland
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Dick Meade
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Ted Atkinson
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Lowell
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Nick Wall
Boston
Ken Beanthorn
Pawtucket
Willie Owen
Chicago
George Walker
Mason
Iowa
Merritt Bixian
Edgehill i Stable
Edgenil Farm
Warren Wright
Calumet Farht
Col. CV. Whitney
Arnold Cops Thirtieth Straight Knockout Victory
Philadelphia youth Billy Arnold extended his unbeaten streak to thirty with a technical knockout of Pablo at Gray's Ferry. The repeat KO came in the third round after Pablo led on points, a swing left hook sending him down for the nine count as the timekeeper and referee disputed the final count.
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Mayon
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Gray's Ferry
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Irv Kutcher
K. O
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Wally Brewer Tops Wasars League High in GF 2 S23
Wally Brewer led scoring with a GF 2 S23 in the Wasars League, followed by George Sandholm in second. Other top all Friday standings included the Fosters, Maney, Heath, Warner, En gle, Reichard, Wagar, and various others in a busy multi-league bowling card.
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George Sandholm
Fosters
EL Maney
Warren Heath
Charles Warner
Jonie Engle
HL Reichard
el Wagar
Koothe
Niles
Richards
Knothe
MacCochran
Losipe Cauac
Connors
Fisher
Connor
Hallman
O'Brien
Warner
Harrison
Pratts
Cranmer
Hyde
Jackson Avenue
Lee Riberdy
Adelie Semeniek
Carrie Plante
Lucille Traces
Altice War
Rue LaPlante
Lenn LaPlante
Mary Ellis
Marion Ellett
Peltiers
Harveys Grill
Knopps
Race Entries and Results From an Early Track Meet
Race entries and results describe several horses and times, listing names such as Sits Singing Steel Lightsome Spender Grand Comave and others with various distances and purses. The report notes an eighth race purse of 700 dollars for a 2 1 16 mile claiming event with several contenders and inferred results.
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Ford
Ballater
Tastram
Mitaa
Swat
Avowaries
Ant Waward
Gare Town
Trombed
Eres Letay
War Azeem
Ty Bieel
Fragmentary racing results from Charles Town meet
Readable fragments list times, horse names, and payouts from a Charles Town event. Entries include Deaton, Groves, Tamara, Vintage, Fontes, and Rexhts with various numbers and placements, plus scattered sponsor and trainer initials and oddities.
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Ist —Ci., Jr
Ogi
Grasr
Deaton
Bugier
Updack
Tamara
Melillo Named Coach for Indians Coaching Staff
Oscar “Skee” Melillo, ex Browns and Red Sox catcher, to join Cleveland Indians coaching staff after Det Baker resigns to pursue a role with the Boston Red Sox. Roger Peckinpaugh announced the appointment, noting Melillo’s prior Indian coaching stints.
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Oscar “Skee” MeBite
Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
Tittle
Roger Peckenpaugza
Melillo
Det Baker
May Knocks Out Tippy Morgan at Laurel Garden
In Newark Benny May stops Tippy Morgan in the fourth round after the referee delays set Morgan for the bell to begin the fourth, Brooklyn bout ends with May delivering the knockout in Laurel Garden last night.
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Tippy Morgan
Newark
N. J
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Montreal
Brooklyn
Morgan
Laurel L Garden
Buddy Knox Advances in Fourth Round Bout
In a contested match, Buddy Knox moves into the fourth round amid crowd support. The favored contender faced pressure as Knox secured a narrow lead with key punches, maintaining momentum toward the next stage.
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Buddy Knox
Phillies Press Box Custodian Dies
Pete Curtis, 56, longtime press box custodian at Shibe Park, died yesterday after a heart attack. A former baseball figure and local sports staffer, Curtis served during Eagles and Phillies eras at the Philadelphia venue.
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Gene Beran
James Acre Scores at Charles Tom
The report notes James Acre scoring at Charles Tom with a late lift start since a $233 claim. Pantico moves forward from Bartraze Pre ate as Owen Ha returns riding in the fourth. The horse in the sixth race paid $13.
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Blaik Plans Kicking and Passing Drills at West Point
Coach Earl Blaik intends to devote the remainder of the week to kicking and passing drills as outdoor work is hindered by heavy weather and mud. He notes Bob St Onge as a standout among the improving players while preparing the Cadets for their first victory over Navy since 1933.
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Old Professor Recalls Irish Aid in Tech Clash
In a windy game, the Old Professor recalls a near miss against Tech. He notes two evenly matched teams with a tight tie that felt like a fair result. He praises players including Bat Welker and Eddie Cameron and laments missed chances. The tale ends with a courteous sign off.
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Howie Ogel
Lieut, Syke
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Juias V. Sikes
Mery
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