La Salle Rolls Past Catholic High in 19-6 Victory
La Salle clinched a 19-6 win over Catholic High at Notre Dame Field to stay unbeaten. Jack Maloney powered the Cadets with key drives while Bob Bevin and Bill Whelan contributed on offense and defense in a dominant second half.
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Bob Bevin
CCHS
Don Millington
Crusader
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LSI
Jack Perkinson
Aew
Bill Whelan
Lai Salle
Whelan
Cchs Talizes
Bill Rooney
Cadets
Joe Pammnella
Marty Ratigan
Zampier
Dion
Mulcahy
Dan Duffy
Rooney
Maloer
Football Scores from Weekend Matches
Fragmented score list shows multiple teams with varied results. Entries include Waterviiet TA Crbees five and Alrany Acedeers eleven. Swatia seventeen and Cabyewiie seven, Betideerm Cretral thirty six, Mel com Ment Freeamt seventy four.
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Sateréar Waterviiet
Crbees
Alrany Acedeers
Aoneeh
Swatia
Cabyewiie
Betideerm Cretral
Melcom Ment Freeamt
Amsterdam
Everest
Nott Terrace
Star-studded wrestling card hits La Salle gym tonight
Tonight's show features a three fall main event with Green Hornet and Mays Me Lain. Tarzan Kowalski vs Texas Sharkey opens the card, followed by Yukon Eric Holmback vs Red OMalley. Local hopefuls Joe Kurpiel and Frank Matthews debut to start at 8:30.
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la Salle Gym
Green
Detroit
San Francisco
Jack Dempsey
Eric
Joe Kurpiel
Watervliet
Frank Matthews
Upsets Rock College Gridiron Shake Top Unbeatens
Four undefeated teams fell on black Saturday as LSU beat North Carolina 13-7 and SMU defeated Kentucky 20-7 while Indiana crushed Pittsburg 48-14. Minnesota, North Carolina, Kentucky, and Pittsburg dropped from the ranks as Rice beat Texas 17-15 and Oklahoma, California, and Penn clashed with top contenders in a chaotic week.
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New York
Carolina
Minnesota
Kentucky
Pittsburg
Nates Trams
Remu
Amrate Areneee
California
Cornell
Baylor
Pennsylvania
Boston U
Virginia
Peon
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Charley
Choo Choo
Chuck Ortimann
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Doak Walker
Kyle Rote
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Quanfico Marines
Pennsylivania
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Oreen
Tawa
Texas Tech
Riceland
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Stanford
Connecticut
Kent State
Newport Naval Training Station
Ube
Ucons
Cornell Union Stay Unbeaten in Ivy Clash and NFL Upsets
Cornell kept its five game win streak with a 14 12 win over Princeton as Union also prevailed to stay unbeaten. Fordham crushed Syracuse 47 2 and Colgate fell to Rutgers 35 13 while five other colleges posted victories in regional matchups.
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Tory
Utah
College For Pacific
San Diego State
Jand Fordham
Syracuse
Rams
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Columbia
Army
Virginia Military
Boston U
Scranton
Qkishoma
Iowa State
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Fhampions
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Hobert
Colgate
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Syra
Rochester J
Klassas Chusetts
Rensselaer Poly Y
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Champlain
New England 'College
Hamilton
Haiverford
Clarkson
Lowell Textile
St. Lawrence
Buffalo
Alfred
Hartwick
Tigers
Sextra
Kirk
George Best
Union
Fordham
Swan
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Noward
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Tetxer Columiie
Corneil
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Rockhell
Batavi Niagara
Detroit Lions
Chicago Cardinals
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Los Angeles
Green Bay
Packers
Bob Waterfield
Jerry Williams
iKalmani
Philadelphia Eagles
Washington Redskins
Pittsburg Steelers
New York Bulldogs
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Steelers
A.A.C
Buffalo Bills
Angeles Dans
Chicago Hornets
Colts
Coaches Rup Officials After SEC Games
Kentucky coach Paul Bryant blasted officiating after a 20 7 loss to SMU naming referee Ray McCulloch as a target. Mississippi coach Johnny Vaught criticized a late pass interference call in a 32 27 defeat by Texas Christian, citing 127 yards in penalties against his squad.
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Paul
Bear) Bryant
Kentucky
Southern Methodist
Bryant
Ray McCulloch
Fort Worth
Johnny Vaught
Mississipi
Texas Christian
TCU
Mississippi
Lee (Dutch) Meyer
Arkansas
Vaseht
C. W. Davis
Southetern University
Robert Tharps
Georgia Tech
Charles Berry
Bastar J
Buck Cheves
Georgia Fe Jrdge
Bonnies Belt Niagara in 41 0 Victory
The Bonnies rolled over Niagara with a 41 0 win in the Western meeting opener. Bona dominated every period as Topch, Meshane, Sayers, Zajted, Weoslechowski, Hanifin and Pomisafer scored while Chal Yet and Wright contributed touchdowns.
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St Bonaventure
Niagara
iWestern
Esa
Ss Bonaventors
Miagara Ho
Meshane
Sayers
Zajted
Weoslechowski
Hanifin
Pomisafer
Race Entries For Today 1920s Show Tough Competition
Race entries list shows numerous participants across 41 divisions with names and numbers scattered. Readers see competitors like Berger, Rose, Byers, and others in varied events, though OCR glitches obscure many details.
Connors Cups at Troy Country Club honors 95 golfers
William Connors led 95 players at Troy Country Club with 8014 69 to edge par and claim top honors in a handicap event. Pierce H Russell Jr and Frank Weaver trailed, while Jack Raul Ed McClair Tom Oviatt and Bob Murray posted notable scores in Class E and C divisions as Flaming Leaves closes the season Thursday with a dinner and prize presentation.
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Troy Country Club
Brunswick Links
Pierce H
Syd) Russell, Jr
TCC
Frank Weaver
Jack Raul
Ed McClair
Tom Oviatt
Bob Murray
Flaming Leaves
Trier
Veteran boxer Hart retires from Syracuse boxing ring
Veteran welterweight Hart announces retirement from professional boxing in Syracuse. He plans to seek a license to work as a boxing referee. Hart, a former National Amateur champion, fought here in August against Kid Gavilan.
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Satway
Stek
Isex
Kid Gavilan
Charlie Gray Tops Troy Pin League Scoring Honors
Charlie Gray led Troy in the Industrial Bowling League with a 625 series on a 225 game while Ed Inglis posted 595 as he defeated Red Gran on three. Complete results list high scorers including Frank Beditz 659 and Mike Hetman 853 with multiple frame counts and standings for the men’s action.
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Charles Gray
Maples
Troy Industrial
Bil Barrett
Ed Inglis
Red” Granan
Charlie Gray
Bill Barrett
Bill Russell
Tony de Lane
al Mochon
Matt Hetman
Morris Crater
Frank Beditz
Mike Hetman
John de Paul
Carii Fiacco
Cy Wagar
Gene Belieirose
Howard Bode
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Jack McGrath
Leq Curley
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