Rams Gain 1342 Yards In Domination Of League
The Rams, led by a potent ground and air attack, piled up 1342 offensive yards to overwhelm the Packers. Chicago’s defense faced a rugged showing as the Rams mounted a record setting performance, with notable pass completions and pushing the team toward a league record threshold.
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Mississippi State Surprise Becomes Conference Enigma
Mississippi State’s unbeaten status baffles Ole Miss mentor and stirs questions about the strength of the Southeastern Conference. Head coach Allyn McKeen says State is stronger than last year with a improved line, shaky backfield, and a learning offense as they chase a potential New Year’s bowl bid alongside Alabama and LSU. He predicts the team may emerge stronger by their meet with LSU or Alabama, naming Harper Davis and Shorty McWilliams as key figures in a developing backfield.
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Seals Trade Rosso to Giants News Update
A report from San Francisco notes Rosso, a prominent player from Jersey, has moved to the New York Giants. The deal shifts the league balance as Rosso joins the Giants while Bob Jovie heads to the National League.
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Rickey Rates Robinson Outstanding Prospect for Big Time
New York reports Rickey calls Jackie Robinson an outstanding prospect ready for the majors. Robinson will train with Montreal at Daytona Beach while Rickey says stress and pressure will be avoided. Rickey notes Negro baseball remains outside organized leagues but hopes a separate Negro league could exist under proper governance.
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Griffith condemns stealing of Negro star Jackie Robinson
Washington owner Clark Griffith denounces Major League clubs for trying to sign Jackie Robinson from the Negro leagues. He says Dodgers should pay, calls actions by Brooklyn and others outlaw behavior, and urges fair play and negotiated signings with Negro leagues rather than seizing players.
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LaSalle Prep for CCHS Contest in Sunday Tilt
LaSalle prepares for a Sunday afternoon contest against CCHS as Troy Merchants League scores are tallied. James Perrignelli led with a 199 high and Pete Stubel posted a 231, amid a flurry of mid table marks and team play results for local leagues and youth bowling.
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Leslie Stops Tommy Kiene in Savannah Boat
Leslie from Savannah weighs 127 pounds and stops Tommy Kiene in the sixth round as referee Joe Masee calls a halt to the bout.
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Cornell Holds Long Drill for Yale Tilt
Cornell University football squad completed a lengthy workout in preparation for Saturday's game against Yale. The Big Red, noted three time winners in four states, staged formation practice with several players assigned to first and second teams.
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Penn Mentor Hospitalized for Navy Clash
University of Pennsylvania football coach George Munger is hospitalized with grippe and will be a spectator at the Navy game. Line coach Rae Crowthers and end coach Paul Ridetta will assume his duties on the sidelines.
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Penn Navy players near same ages in clash at Philadelphia
In Philadelphia Saturday Penn and Navy will face off as equal age estimates suggest the Penn squad averages 19 years 6 months while Navy averages 20 years 1 month. Navy backfield slated to be younger. Penn line forecast to outweigh by about one pound. Stan Gerber named starting fullback for Navy in the Seld game against Penn.
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Wounded Vets Play Ball in Wheelchairs in Temple
Wounded veterans at McCloskey General Hospital form a baseball team on wheels. Eight men participate with seven in wheelchairs and one on crutches as they adapt the game to their injuries. Spectators rally around the makeshift diamond as they cheer for the players and their perseverance.
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Los Angeles Grid Group Forms All-America Pro Football Franchise
Los Angeles joins the All-America Professional Football League with Don Ameche as president after forming a corporation with stockholders Mayer Crosby O Brien and others. Ameche notes Christy Walsh sold his stake, Walsh previously vice president, as the team seeks a stadium coach and a ranking lineup starting with Notre Dame’s Angelo Bertelli. Other league teams include Chicago Brooklyn Cleveland Buffalo San Francisco and Miami with one more to be added soon.
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Muscato Stops Denson in Buffalo Boxing Show
Buffalos Muscato stopped Johnny Denson in 54 seconds of the third round at Memorial Auditorium before about 630 fans in a Hudson Rosing club card. Denson fought carefully first two rounds but was caught by a left hook and followed by two rights that sent him to the ropes. Other results include Myka over Riggers, Faulkner over Reynolds, Hardy over Adams, Dare over Daniels, and Rickey Richardson over Bryant in separate bouts.
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Fenimore Gunning for National Offense Crown Again
Fenimore bids to repeat as nation's top offensive producer for a second year, leading in rushing with 734 yards and pacing passing, scoring, and all purpose metrics through three games. The report credits Homer F. Cooke Jr. of the NCAA statistical bureau stationed at Camp Swift with the figures.
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Yale Relief Center Hurt In Practice
Yale faced lineup changes after a knee injury to Yale forward Montano during preparations for the Carnnell game. Center duties were to be filled by William Over took a recently discharged Army officer from River Forest Illinois. Coach Odell also moved freshman Al Test to bolster the backfield as Yale focused on defense and passing accuracy.
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Niagara University Announces 14-Game Basketball Schedule
Niagara University yesterday released a 14 game court schedule for the season with dates and opponents listed. The slate includes games at home in several weeks and road matches against Oswego Teachers Syracuse St. John's College Albany Ithaca Gannon Lafayette Alfred Assumption and Toronto among others.
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Angott Wins Narrow Decision Over Kapilow in Brooklyn
Sammy Angott a former lightweight champ was awarded a ten round decision over Danny Kapilow in a Brooklyn bout. Kapilow scored knockdowns in rounds two and seven as Angott fought through boos from the crowd.
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Regulars Miss Colgate Scrimmage Amid Absences
Two Colgate regulars were absent in a scrimmage as coach Andy Kerr used the B squad. James Groh and Paul Redfield missed action with infection and foot trouble while William Dudley and Birger Johnson filled in. Kerr eyed readiness for Saturday’s Holy Cross game in Worcester.
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Rhone and Russ Heavyweight Showdown Set in LaSalle Gym
Rhone of Albany faces Bea Russ of Philadelphia in a six round semifinal at LaSalle Institute gym on Monday night. Rhone notable for knockouts and a Troy debut over George Daniacci. Russ has drawn with Joe Garnett and fought widely known opponents. Main event features Jerry Dax, Jamaica L. A. boxer, with undercard bouts including two four round prelims.
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Hawks Rally To Turn Back Bruins In NHL Opener
Chicago Hawks overcame Boston Bruins 5-4 at Madison Square Garden in the 1845-46 opener. Captain Red Hamill scored twice in the last seven minutes, with Max Bentley adding two unassisted goals. Clint Smith opened the scoring for Chicago on a Kaleta setup. Bill Cowley led Boston with two goals. An pregame veterans fund benefit drew 13,901 spectators and receipts of 21,456.74.
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Bobby Bauer
Cecil Hanover Sets Opening Day Record at York Sale
Cecil Hanover a bay Gilly from Hanover Shoe Farm Hanover, fetched $5200 to mark an opening day record at the annual standard Dred horse sale in York Pennsylvania. Arden Homestead Farms Goshen purchased the yearling through William KL Dickerson amid competition from three bidders. Other Hanover entries also posted top prices including Fred Hanover at $5209 and Ira Hanover $4800, with buyers from Castixton Farms Lexington Kentucky and Resnick Cleaners Washington Pennsylvania among others.
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Boston Yanks Buy Duhart from Steelers
Paul Duhart of Worcester, a former University of Florida halfback, was purchased by the Boston Yanks from the Pittsburgh Steelers yesterday for NFL waiver price.
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Bears Tie Reds to Stay Undefeated
Hershey Bears rally to a 2 2 tie with Providence Reds in front of over 6 500 fans at Hershey Arena. Hal Cooper opened the scoring for the Bears, Nick Damore misplayed a shot that went in, Jack Lavore and Ken Smith later equalized, and late penalties swung the momentum as both teams fought to the final seconds.
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Army Polishes Defense for Duke Game
West Point prepares for Duke at the Polo Grounds in New York with a strong defensive scrimmage. Coach Earl Blaik notes Duke at full strength and predicts Army must win by a point. Bob Stuart returns to form after an injury, as the team plans a light signal drill after travel.
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Walcott Stops Dudas in Fifth
Joe Walcott, 193 of Merchantville, defeated Steve Dudas, 198 of Edgewater, by a technical knockout at 1:55 of round five in Paterson New Jersey. Referee Paul Cavalier halted the scheduled ten round bout after Dudas was knocked down previously in the round.
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