Army Oklahoma Win Amid Strong Early Byes
Army and Oklahoma maintained unbeaten runs as they prepared for easier stretches, while SMU faced its toughest test against Rice. Army beat Michigan 27-6 in Yankee Stadium with key drives by Rob Blatk and Al Pollard, and Oklahoma rallied to defeat Texas 43-14 with Billy Vesela and Weatherall shining.
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Tony Momsen
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Lance
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Jim
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Dallas
Bud Wilkinson
Kansas State
A&m
Browns Rally To Top NEL As Bears Tie For Lead
The Browns erased a 24-24 tie with a 19 yard field goal and a 26 yard scoring pass to Lavell, then beat the Cardinals 34 24 to seize first in the division. Graham threw for 369 yards and Lavelli 172 yards through the air in a high scoring afternoon.
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Giants
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Los Angeles Rams
Finnal
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Eagles
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Toy Ledbetter
Cliff Patton
Billy Stone
Colts
Adrian Burk
Wrigley Field
Johnny Lujack
Green Bay
Notre
RPI Aims for first win over Worcester after Kings Point loss
Rensselaer Polytechnic engineers seek first victory over Worcester Poly after a 16 14 defeat by Kings Point in a game noted for a revived scoring punch. Harry Smith led a late rally as RPI built 300 yards total offense and controlled most of the game before a late lapse cost the upset.
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Worcester
Kings Point
Rensselaer Poly
Engineers’ Board of Football Strategy
Worcester Poly
Cherry and White
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Engineers
Martimers
U. S. Merchant Marine Academy
Maritimers
Harry Smith
Smith
Paul Olsavsky
Rip
Edward
Benard
John Frey
Frey
Manlius Gridders Trounce Fresh RPPs
Manlius high school rpp football season opener resulted in a 39 0 defeat by the home team. Dave Murphy and Ted Wurbeff alternated carries as Hank McCann stood out with a 50 yard reception return. RPI faced Middlebury and Poly fell 14 20, with John Crush directing Poly’s first score and John Repko producing the safety that sparked a late push.
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Rpps
Manlius
Aly
Dave Murphy
Ted Wurbeff
Cherry
White
Hank McCann
RPI
Middlebury Irosh
Scholastic Football Scores Report Mixed Results
Vincentina and CCHS Lansingburg tied 15 all while Cohoes fell 14 to unknown foe St. Mary's and Fally defeated Chanville 26 to an unlisted score.
Montreal Nips Boston In Hockey Free For All
The Canadiens beat the Bruins 2-1 at Boston Garden in a historic rough game. Maurice Richard scored both goals after a post play brawl sparked by Cal MacKay boarding Ken Smith, with multiple players penalized as order was restored.
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Boston
Associated Press
Montreal Canadiens
Bruins
Boston Garden
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the Rocket
Richard
Elaer Lach
Cal MacKay
Kenny Smith
Johnny Peirson
Smith
Fernie Flanian
Ken Mosdell
Hugh McLean
Hi Way Holds Inter City Pin Lead
Hi Way Recreation maintained its unbeatenInter City League record by defeating Averill Park three games to none. Nine straight wins give Hi Way a substantial lead. top scorers included Bud Walthers 210-872 and Paul Kulls 223-568. Other night winners were Old Reliable and Alpine, with notable scores by Ed Inglis 585, Doug Schoonmaker 572, Tom Thorens 56, and Charlie Guinta 233-612 in Alpine.
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Paul Kulls
Charlie Cassidy
Johnny Norton
Lou
Charlie Guinta
Charlie Gray
Hest
DB. Carey
Matt Hetman
Hudson
Albia Merchants
Lawn Diner
Dwyer Stars Dine Tonight At South Troy
The Patroons back South Troy youngsters with a dinner for Marty Dwyer and his all star baseball club at Marty Burke's South End Tavern tonight at 8 30. Invoked by Brother A Leo, speakers include City Judge Joseph Mulholland and State Tax Commissioner Harry KE Clinton. Jack Tower toasting master. event honors last season players and plans for 1951 rookie improvements.
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South Troy
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Marty Burke
South End
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LaSalle Institute
Dwyer
Brother Leo
Joseph B. Mulholland
Harry KE. Clinton
Jack Tower
Dwyers
Marty
Amatcur League
Poly Frosh Beat Darrow Booters 14 to 1
RPI frosh soccer crushed Darrow School 14 to 1 at Burdett Field for their second straight win. Las Pere Eric Thisted and Juan Wraalus led scoring with hat tricks while Thisted is Vigo Thisted’s brother. They aim for a third win Saturday versus Mantis.
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Juan Wraalus
Egoal
Thisted
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Mantis
Darrow
Rocky and Sugar Ray Lead This Week's Ring Card Stars
Rocky Graziano and Sugar Ray Robinson head a strong lineup in action this week. Other notable bouts include Charlie Fusari versus Pellone in Chicago, and La Starza taking on Spagnolo in New York. Bolanos faces Dacusen in Los Angeles, with Felton meeting Campbell in New Orleans, and Mead challenging Graziano in Milwaukee as Robinson fights in Boston.
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New York
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Rocky Graziano
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Tony Petrone
Roland la Starza
Lester Felton
Tormmy Lavera
Enrique Bolanos
Graziano
Pete Mead
Grand Rapids
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Burton
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Robinson
the Rindone
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Yarosz
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Charlie Anglee
Pawtucket
Providence
R. I
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Maxie
Little Duke
Dacusen
Los Angeles
Felton
Detroit
Weiter
Tommy Campbell
New Orleans
Tape Recheck Changes AAA Race Winner
Officials rechecked the electric eye tape and awarded the 100 mile AAA race to Duke Dinsmore of Dayton Ohio after a two hour review. Bil Schindler of Freeport Long Island finished second and Henry Banks of Compton California was third. The result changed after the tape recheck despite an announcer’s initial call. About 12,200 spectators attended the event in Sacramento.
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Calif
UPI
Duke Dinsmore
Dayton
Ohio
Bil Schindler
Freeport
Long Island
Dinsmore
Schindler
Henry Banks
Compton
Tony Bettenhausen
Bettenhausen
Hockey Scores Roundup from Sunday and Saturday Games
National League results show New York edging Chicago 3 2 and Montreal 2 Boston 1 while Toronto and Detroit tied 4 4 and Buffalo crushed Indianapolis 8 3 Cincinnati led Pittsbore 4 in OT Hershey beat Providence 6 3 and Cleveland toppled New Haven 3 1 Saturday night Boston and Montreal tied 1 1 and Chicago beat Torronto 2 1 in a Chicago bore mention American League play continues with Hershey Buffalo Springfeld Cleveland Cincinnati Pittburg St Louis and Indianapolis results listed though several entries are unclear or partially cut off due to the imperfect OCR.
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Toronto
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Buffalo
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Pittsbore
Hershey
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Cleveland
New Haven
Torronto
Springfeld
Pittsburg
St Louis
Make Sweep Of Games In Individual League Matches
Bill Russell Morris Cramer Tom Delano and Ronnie Feldman led Troy Individual League with three wins yesterday at Cohoes Bowling Center. Johnny Mara defeated Bob Brown while Armand Walthers and Red Gran beat and edged opponents in tight 2 to 1 battles. Several players posted high scores including Barrett 255 and Cramer 246 as the field produced an upset-filled day.
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Morris Cramer
Tom Delano
Ronnie Feldman
Troy
Cohoes Bowling Center
Bill Barrett
Cramer
Johnny Mara
Bob Brown
Armand
Bud Walthers
Red Granan
Earl Mara
Tony Morini
Johnny Walthers
Tony de Ineia
Icorus Cramer
Harald McGowan
Bhi Feldman
Charley Bechard
al Machon
Tony Delano
Lou Hu Lhan
Tom Wellmeyer
Ed Inglis Fran
Oscar Cramer
Johnny McPanl
Dom Hsahea
Braves Acquire George Stock for Bob Chipman
Boston reports the Braves have traded veteran pitcher Bob Chipman to obtain right handed hurler George Stock, 25, from Milwaukee’s American Association farm system in a deal announced by General Manager John Quinn last night.
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George Stock
Pilcher
Milwaukee American Association
Bob Chipman
John Quinn
Boston Braves
Cornell and Syracuse Triumph as Upstate Teams Shine
Cornell rallied to beat Harvard 25-7 while Syracuse overwhelmed Penn State 27-7. Colgate beat Holy Cross 35-28, Niagara fell 34-13 to the Quantico Marines led by Eddie LeBaron, and other local results included Buffalo 13 Alfred 0 and several night games across the region.
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Camproni Captures Frear Park Golf Day Title
Joe Camproni defeated Art Frament 2 and 1 to win Frear Park Golf Day, earning the LaFrenter Trophy as Frear Park closed its 1950 schedule. He beat Al Bibb Jr, Ed Bennett, and Johnny Snyder en route, with Frament eliminating Art Carlson, Duncan Hughes, and Clarence Tofte. George Ahern nearly carded a hole-in-one, his ball stopping 11 inches from the pin. Snyder was runner-up, and Bob Maxwell finished third.
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Art Frament
Frear Park
LaFrenter
Camproni
al Bibb, Jr
Ed Bennett
Johnny Snyder
Frament
Art Carlson
Duncant Hughes
Clarence Tofte
George Ahern
Snyder
Bob Maxwell
Elgin to Chicago 50 mile race winner results
Nick Stetler of Chicago finished first with Joe Becker of St. Louis second in the 24th annual Elgin to Chicago 50 mile bicycle road race held yesterday.
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Nick Stetler
Joe Becker
St. Louis
Elgin
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