Cardinals Halt Bears In 16-7 Victory On Road
Cardinals topple the Bears 16 to 7 as Cannici and Canter spark a road win. Luckman connects for a second quarter TD but Card defense stifles Chicago’s aerial game while Cantor and Kynarich add touchdowns and key field goals. Cardinals rack up 241 rushing yards to Bears 196 passing yards.
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Leo Canter
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Moss
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Luckman
Joan Shug
Kavs
Pere Gudu
Cannor
Frank Send
Washington Redsxis
Anoth Whi
Pickin’ Pauls
Zix Canter
Ed Rweki
Joe Kynarich
Toint Cardinal
Tack
Lackman
East Coast Grid Leaders Sharpen For New Season
Army Navy and Pennsylvania sit atop the standings with perfect records, joined by Columbia Temple and Holy Cross. The group remains undefeated through three games as early results spark headlines across the region.
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Pennsylvania
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Holy Cross
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Reo
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Norin
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Ivek
Brooklyn Cutlers
Mangrum Captures Intertheater Golf Tourney Title
American golfer Mangrum won the Intertheater Golf Tourney in Biarritz with 73 to finish at 252 for the 72 hole event. His team beat Italy and the Mediterranean forces as Rod Mundas and Everett Dann tied for fourth at 266 with 32s in the final round.
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Princeton Gridiron Triumph Shrugs Off Cornell Clash
Princeton defeated Cornell 14 to 6 as a resilience-filled game saw Alan Dexdebrun unable to spark the offense, while Ernest Ransome delivered a decisive 2-yard touchdown run and an interception that sealed the win. The victory underscored Princeton’s status among top college programs and set up upcoming conference implications.
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Ernest Ransome
California
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Yale Notre Dame Penn Army and local bowling teams mix in wide season notes
Scevenshie and Yale led a mixed set of college matches with a 243 576 score by A A and Tu, while Notre Dame’s Art Johnson and Louw O’Brien starred in a close loss to Cornell. Penn split against Army and lost to a stronger lineup, with Queenies Tavern and various players from the city leagues noted for strong showings. The piece also highlights service league bowling standings and plans for a community war project with Army Bowler and local teams performing across a busy week.
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Larry Sorenson
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Jack Burke
Pete Jensen
Red Mason
Queenies Tavern
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My Bagnardi
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Beard Third High Eastern Grid Scorer
Walter Trojanow of the University of Connecticut leads Eastern Colleges as top football scorer with seven touchdowns for 42 points, edging Lou Kossacow of Columbia by six points. RPI Coast Guard game notes reveal scoring drives and key plays with Kaizer and Heikkinen contributing, Coast Guard rallying in the third period but falling short to RPI.
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Kniversity of Connects
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Dorsey
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Wayne Caldwell
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Connor Reed
Hutcheon Brandiass
Dyin
Gaither
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Parker Beats Segura In Tennis Final
Parker of Los Angeles the United States Champion defeated Francisco Segura of Ecuador in the final to win the Pan American title. Parker and Segura later won the men's doubles against Rulande and Romanéo Vera of Mexico, with scores 64 62. Mary Arnold of Los Angeles and Deroths Head of Alameda California won the women's doubles, beating May Teran De Weiss of Argentina and Patricia Todd of San Francisco. Arnold had also taken the singles title yesterday.
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Segura
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Patricia Todd
San Francisco
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RPI Blasts Coast Guard Academy 18 7 Fifth Grid Victory
RPI powered past Coast Guard Academy 18 to 7 to record their fifth football win of the season. The Engineers used a balanced attack with ground and aerial plays. Fullback Log Yahn, halfback Norm Lattin, and quarterback George Kiessling contributed key gains as RPI dominated play, while Hager added the extra point attempt.
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Urme
Hager
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Luncheon to Feature RPI Coaches and Navy Guests
Sports writers and announcers join Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute coaches at a noon luncheon in the Ames Restaurant today. Navy personnel aiding RPI teams are expected to attend.
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Colonels Nip Bears 5-3 For Little World Series Victory
The Louisville Colonels defeated the Newark Bears 5 to 3 at Park Way Field to clinch the Little World Series pennant. Rex Cecil pitched for Louisville as they broke a 3-3 tie in the eighth, with key hits from Earl Browne and Strick Shofner. Newark led 3-0 after three innings before Louisville rallied, while Jerry Crosby provided early offense for Newark.
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Goldie Holt
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Umpire and line officials listed for game
Umpire H Wittner and head linesman J E Dowling are named. Substitutes include Powell DeGroff Ertman Spiegel Thompson Anchat Williams Sweeney Rowe Harley To bakee Dalton Coast Guard Dunn Green Williams Mayer Shaw Baker Brick Harman Peterson Paulsen.
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Holy Cross Defeats Villanova 20 to 7 at Fitton Field
Holy Cross Crusaders rally past Villanova 20 7 before 26000 at Fitton Field after kick off fumbles turned into two touchdowns. Stan Koslowski kicked off and recovered both fumbles, Bill Doherty and Charlie Welds created the scores, Koslowski scored from the four yard line, Joe Byers caught a pass for the second TD, Rosales added two early extra points.
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Barons Edge Wings 7-6 In Exhibition Tilt
Cleveland Barons beat Detroit Red Wings 7 to 6 as Earl Barthelome scored three goals to pace the Barons in an exhibition win before 6000 fans. Barons defend AHL lead and open title defense tomorrow night against Hershey Bears, snapping a five game exhibition skid.
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