Army Sooners In Breathers Before Big Weekend
Army faces Harvard in Cambridge as 23 game win streaks loom. Oklahoma prepares to host Kansas State while Texas A&M, Texas and other teams clash in a weekend of key college football matchups across the nation. Notre Dame, Michigan, and Stanford seek pivotal conference wins as rankings battle for Rose Bowl implications.
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Do Or Die For Poly Today
Poly meets Worcester Poly in a 1 2:00 p.m. game at Field as the Engineers seek their first win of a poor start. Key players return for Worcester Poly amid injuries while coach changes and lineup shuffles aim to spark a rebound from a three game skid.
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New Jockey Rides Triple At Jamaica
Apprentice Clarence Smith aged 18 from Corbin Kentucky won three races at Jamaica Race Track on Saturday. He rode Riverlane to victory in the tele trogh, held the lead as mile and a sixteenth race unfolded, with Gold Heel and Riverlane contesting. Riverlane finished strong to win, while Gold Heel and Little Captain trailed. Wagers paid out $11.00, $4.20 and $2.70 with other winners Notte Shore and Wadina cashing at $44.40 and $18.70 respectively.
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Giants Owen Hatching New Defensive Plan For Browns
Giants coach Steve Owen plans a new defensive setup to counter the Browns after a recent upset. The article highlights Owen’s long tenure, strategic thinking, and belief in learning from every situation as New York prepares to face Cleveland.
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Cardinals Seek Manager After Dyer Exit Openings
Owner Fred Saigh reports 11 applications for the St Louis Cardinals manager post following Eddie Dyer’s departure. Saigh says none chosen yet, has not ruled anyone in. Two named candidates include Rochester’s Johnny Keane and others such as Rollie Hemsley and Marty Marion, with no inside track established.
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Small College Offense Trends Highlight Player Standouts
The article surveys NCAA small college offenses, noting Bonnie Ace tops backs and a shift toward a 4512 yardage style. It cites New York U and several East and Midwest programs with varied yardage, pass completions, and efficiency figures, naming players such as Rowland, McMurray, and White as leading contributors while warning of inconsistent defenses across teams.
Raceway Entries and Notable Participants Show Wide Variety
A garbled list of raceway entrants and associated names and places appears, including mentions of Maude Way, Ray Deter Ganda and Way Shug, with scattered references to sponsors, venues, and event codes. The fragmentary text names teams, individuals, and locations but lacks coherent narrative or clear outcomes.
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Army Pro Tilt Suggested Davis Differs With Blaik
Los Angeles report on the Army Blaik pro game proposal for charity in December. Marty Myers of the Dayton Legion Council challenges Blaik to bring Army to play a NFL pro team here for veterans rehab funds. Davis of the Rams counters that pro ball is more demanding than college. A mention of the Boston Braves signing Frank Torre to Milwaukee.
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Calumet Stable Rides To Coast Meet With Arch Jinx
The Calumet Stable led by Mrs. Macrel and trainer Ji May Ones sent horses like Noor, Pondar, Two Len, and Theory to Hallywoul Park for a coast meet. Coaltown is due from Warren Wright’s Kentucky farm next week for a comeback. Calumet plans to keep horses in California with Anita at Sannin later this winter.
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Gowen Burden Victor at Burden Lake Oval Tast
George Gowen of Defrerstville wins the dive ree at Burden Lake Oval Tast after four starts with three turnovers and a five car piletp. Winners in other events include Worn Lan Hawke, Sawastie ove Palrhonks, Troy Doug Kartison, Ilildsonill Lake, alitheter and Carl Furth, Ale Very.
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Atalanta Favorite in Jamaica Stakes Field
At Jamaica, the two year old Atalanta, chestnut daughter of a notable dam, is the probable favorite in the $25,000 added Hemoiselle Stakes. The entry includes Aunt Jinny and Belt Amur with a strong slate of rivals as the purse climbs toward $45,875 with $30,700 to the winner.
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Hoyas Triumph Over Boston College From Frantic Rally
Georgetown netted a first quarter deficit to rally past Boston College 14 to 10 atfasraves Field. Tom Hardian intercepted four BC passes and Frank Mattingly linked with Chup Hornadaral for a late first-half scoring drive while Haesler added key extra points. Ed Patena booted a 28 yard field goal and John OMahoney caught a four yard TD pass as Georgetown held on for the victory. Score by periods shows a 7 0 7 0 tally.
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Miami Dominates Boston College 34 to 7 in Orange Bowl
Miami overwhelms Boston University with a potent passing attack led by Hiltie, Hackett, and Frank Smith. Smith scores four touchdowns, Hackett adds three passes for scores, and Rosthin closes with a late TD as Miami races to a 34 point lead before Boston clocks in a late consolation.
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Trout Back In Prelim In 30 Minute Boxing Bout
Frank Trous of Boston and Steve Bydynns of Schenectady drawn for 30 minute lightweight bout at LaSalle gym Monday night. Rams coach Jo der a bans a clash with top contenders as Monk of Notre Dame and others praised. Great Togo set to meet Tiger Don Marsh in semi final as ring action promises strong show. Bout Time 8:45 p m.
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RSE Defeats DKEs In Frat Overtime Tilt
RSE wins the Interfraternity Football Championship in sudden death over DKEs after a 7-7 tie at regulation. Don Debacher throws to Tog Whiteley for the early score, Chuck Growey to Laurie Eiseman ties, and RSE clinches on a hairline advance in the OT. RSE now faces the Civil Engineer Corps winner for the school title Sunday afternoon.
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