Union Racks Up 14-6 Victory Over RPI in 47th Rivalry
The Dutchmen hold a 144 decision as Union edges RPI 14-6 in the 47th renewal of their football rivalry. RPI dominated much of the third period but four costly fumbles hindered scoring chances. Dave Strauss and Dick Speidel sparked Union’s two touchdowns, while Frank enfield and Powell connected on key plays for the Engineers. The 7500 crowd watched Union claim their ninth straight win in two years.
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Union
R.P.I
Worcester
R.P J
Mth
LPL
Garnet
Dave Strauss
Dick Speidel
Troy
Drutchmen
Strauss
K.P.L
Dick Powell
John Markson
Markson
Stan Meyer
RPT
Powell
Armstrong
Petrak
Frankenfield
T. D. Speidel
Lewis
Wade
Trojans
Bill Frankenfield
Maikson
RPI
Sam Rentsch
Markam
R.B.L
Enionw
Merkaon
Rel
RPL
Skein
Jeff
al Wade
Jim Sheffield
B.P.J
al Imhoff
Rensselaer
Jim Kenny
Harry Neugold
R.P.L
Engineers
Bears Halt Eagles as Rams Stay Unbeaten in NFL
Chicago Bears shocked the Philadelphia Eagles 38-21, ending the defending champions' streak and leaving the Los Angeles Rams as the NFL's last undefeated club. Johnny Lujack starred with two TD passes and a rushing score, guiding Chicago to a 7-1 season mark while Rams beat Detroit 21-10 behind Bob Waterfield. Cardinals blasted Green Bay 39-17 and Washington beat New York 38-14 as other league results rolled in.
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New York
Chicago Bears
Philadelphia Eagles
Los Angeles Rams
Johnny Lujack
Notre Dame
Philadelphia
Bears
Rams
Detroit
Bob Waterfield
Eagles
Pittsphore Steelers
New York Giants
Chicago Cardinals
Green Bay Packers
Sammy Baugh
Washington
New York Bulldogs
San Francisco 49Ers
Buffalo Bills
New York Yankees
Baltimore Colts
Jerry
San Francisco
Buffalo
49Ers
Joe Perry
Necro
Frankie Albert
John Stravkalski
Lujack
CCHS Vincentian gridiron clash moved to tonight
A one day holdover due to the Grotto Circus postponement shifts the Catholic High Vincentian Diocesan League game to tonight at Hawkins Stadium. Both teams seek their first 2A victory, with CCHS coming off losses to Watervliet CBA and Schuyler Cathedral while Vincentian shows resilience in the second half versus Schuyler. Offensive questions center on injuries to Finlan and Zotto with Craver and Walsh ready to fill if needed. probable lineups await final confirmation.
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Hawkins ‘Stadium
Menands Field
CCHS
Watervliet
CBA
Philip Schuyler
North High
Binghamton
Schuyler
Vincentian
Lions
George
RE Hawkins
Joe Pasinelix
Tom Whalen
Catholic High
Andy Bill Rooney Wagner
Jerry Coleman
Walt Scanlon
Jack Kennedy
Notre Dame
Bill Cartey
Crusaders
Coj
Frank Fintan
Clem Zotto
Vliet
Finlan
Bill Craver
Jing
Walsh
Zotto
Iif
Ncatholic High Vincention
Tom Leonard
Mike Michela
Tom King
Bob Jack
Bob Fitzgerald
Frank Zell
Jack Reilty
Joe Toohey
ABC Accuses ABC of Monopolizing Bowling and Discrimination
The CIO charges the American Bowling Congress with monopoly over bowling and discrimination against Negroes. It seeks revocation of ABC's charter, citing state and federal civil rights laws. CIO officials press moves in Minnesota where ABC is chartered, while ABC leaders argue control is limited to its own members.
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C.I.C
American Bowling Congress
ABC
Arthur F. Goldberg
CSO
C.I.0
Minnis
Cent Ita
Fran A. Ellitt
Divisix
John &. Boyle
Ale
Cook County
Chicago
Milwaukee
el ‘Eer W. Baumearte
CLO
Baumgarten
U.S
Race Entries For Today Rocres Cham Te Zon Garg
A fragmented OCR listing race entries for today shows numerous names and partial affiliations. It mentions participants like Soren, Nir, Meegan, and Megan among others, with scattered references to locations, trainers, and possible event tags. The text is heavily garbled but indicates an entry list and associated identifiers without coherent results or schedule details.
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Rocres
Garg
Soren Sity
Aioe
Ana
Aten
Narrar
Amero
Wiens
Yaron
Neeres Themen
Fee
Meggan
Ogee
Aace Ee
Lee Sharpe Meet Again On Mat Card At La Salle Gym
Lee and Sharpe renew their frequent pairing in a best two of three fall feature at La Salle gym. Mike Sharpe in practice for a Ler series return, with Kowalski vs Rinaldi in a one fall thirty minute semi final. Preliminary bouts include McLain versus OConnor and Montana against Decker, with opening 8 30 PM.
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Ieal
High
Tiny) Lee
Mike Sharpe
la Salle’ Gym
Mike
Don
Magnificent) Evans
Wiadek
Tarzan
Battered Troy High Eleven Rests For Big Amsterdam Test
Troy High football team rests as they prep for a crucial Oct. 29 clash with Amsterdam. Eleven injuries plague Troy while Amsterdam, defending Class A champions, faces a tough test against Mont Pleasant. Troy previously battled Albany High to a 7-7 tie, showcasing grit despite breaks and patches.
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Troy
Amsterdam
Burg Victory Over Cohoes Ends Slump in 13-6 Win
Lansingburg Maroon and White snap a three-game skid by defeating Cohoes 13-6 at Notre Dame Stadium in an Eastern Conference clash. Phil Morse scored the decisive touchdowns on 13 and five yard drives, with Rip Ratcliffe powering Cohoes' lone score. Bob Carpenter Doug Robbins paired for solid quarterbacking as Lansingburg held on despite injuries to Jeavons and Shie nsberg, while Cohoes’ late drives fell short.
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Lansingburg
Maroon and White
Phil
Maroon
Hark Robin
Burg
Bud Charbonneau
Rip
Ratcliffe
Matt Curran
Matt
Fairbark
Conoes
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