Cornell Tops Upstate Grid in Shaky Matched Night
Cornell defeated upstate rival 394 at home as Colgate and Penn State split results. Syracuse fell behind early, then rallied but could not overtake Penn State led by Joe Tepsic. Princeton and Lafayette also on the schedule, while Coast Guard Academy faces RPI.
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Wes Stuwedender
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Gene Nessides
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Giants Score 3 Touchdowns In 50 Seconds
The New York Giants routed the Pittsburgh Steelers 34 to 6 as Arnold Herber threw three touchdown passes and Ken Strong added two field goals. Strong kicked off scoring, and a late sequence featured passes to Filipowicz and Leidel plus a fumble return by Bill Pictalo for the final score. The crowd of 20 087 watched a game marked by penalties and a decisive second quarter surge.
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Results of Grid Contests
A scan of scores shows numerous college football results with many decisive wins. Notable outcomes include Army 54 Wake Forest 0, Notre Dame 40 Georgia Tech 7, California 27 Washington 14, Texas Christian 14 Texas 2, Mississippi 14 Vanderbilt 7, and Michigan 20 Northwestern 7.
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Grid Results From Pro Week Compiled
Pro grid results show Green Bay 37 over Detroit 2 and Cleveland 17 over Chicago Bears 0. Philadelphia 21 defeated Chicago. Cart finals 6. Boston Yanks 28 edged Washington 20. New York 4 lost to Pittsburgh with unclear final score due to damaged text.
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Cleveland
Chicago Bears
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston Yanks
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New York
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Army Navy Notre Dame and Holy Cross Score Impressive Wins
Army and Navy turn in strong showings as top teams. Notre Dame and Holy Cross also win, highlighting a Saturday of notable college grid action.
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Dixie Walkers Triumph Over Southern Team in Birmingham
Dixie Walker's Major League squad cruised to a 7-1 win against a Southern Association lineup in Birmingham yesterday. Ben Chapman pitched six innings, allowing six hits and earning the victory while Jimmy Lawrence took the loss for the Southerners. Chapman, Adams (5) and Davis, Lawrence, Gaddis (6) and Willet, Halex were parts of the mound and nine.
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Tatro Entered In Altamont Auto Race
Danbury driver Bud Teatro and Bridgeport’s George Cavanna are entered for Altamont’s October 13 program along with Holland, Hin mershitz, Bumpts, Gritzbach, Chitwood, Ted Horn and others. The program includes five races plus time trials, with a 30 lap feature on the Halfmile track.
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Race Entries At Leading Tracks FAMAICA
Race list shows multiple entries across claimers and purses at leading tracks in Jamaica. Included are two and three year olds, several named horses with weights and odds, plus purse notes of 2500 and 5000 dollars and a variety of entry details across six races.
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Sacred Heart Eleven Beats St Anthony’s in 1945 Tilt
Sacred Heart edges St Anthony’s 34 0 after a scoreless first quarter. Bob Cramer and Dick Cycnet set up drives, Ray Trowack and Bill Surler contributed touchdowns and extra points as Sacred Heart dominated with strong rushing plays and stout defense.
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Booters Triumph Over Williams in Engineers Victory
In Williams Mass on Saturday McDonald scored both goals for the Engineers, one in the second period and one in the fourth. Mean starred on defense for the Trojans as the RPT shooters secured a second straight win over the Purple team this season.
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Heikkinen Stars As RPI Tops Rochester Eleven 25 to 14
Rochester enters the game on defense but RPI, led by Edwin Heikkinen at quarterback, rallies in the second half to defeat Rochester 25 to 14. Key drives and interceptions shift momentum as RPI takes an early 12-6 lead, then extends it with a late fourth quarter score for the win.
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Martin Leads Links Field Amid Turmoil
The report centers on Martin guiding the Links field amid disruptions. Concerns about balance and strategy surface as Bip and Dp Mence, with James Srevensen, maneuver to dupe rivals in a tense lineup.
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Harriers Defeat Purple Team In Narrow 21 to 34 Victory
RPI Harriers edge Purple Team 34 to 21 in a tense matchup. Key moments include Rotie leading late, with a brisk pace set by Merchant Marine offense. October game highlights feature strong support from Pirates and non serger plays amid windy conditions.
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