Big Three Irish Army and Oklahoma Favored In Top College Poll
The Big Three Notre Dame Army and Oklahoma are heavy favorites to stay atop the national ratings. California Michigan and Pennsylvania also poised for success as other leading teams face tougher tests. The era’s top horses race parallels loom in the weekly roundup and major tracks draw sudden competitive shifts.
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Army
Oklahoma
Atreaky
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Pennsylvania
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Yemter
Fighting Irish
Ca- Bend
Jipet
Apos
Greentree
Pointe
Navy
Capot Beats Coaltown By 12 Lengths At Pimlico
Capot defeated Coaltown by twelve lengths in the Pimlico Special. Jockey Steve Brooks steered Capot after Coaltown appeared lame postrace, while Calumet Farm hoped for year’s top horse results. Capot’s victory beat longshot expectations and tied Pimlico record pace.
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Jones
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Jackley
Ted Atkinson
Capotigoth
Capot
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Teddy
Ume
Calumet Cannonball
Steve Brooky
Bull Sea
Waterford Booters Nip Lansingbury In Tight Match
Local report notes Waterford Booters defeating Lansingbury in a closely contested game. The piece mentions key plays and the pending departure of coach Leary toward Notre Dame.
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Waterford
Branon Named Coach of St Michael's Five
Athletic director George Ded Teresha announced Branon to lead St Michael’s Five. Branon previously coached in Iran and at Manenterg, bringing international experience to the Alma Mater program.
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St. Michael's
Pather Pamaspe Saskethalp
Alms Mater Tris
George i Ded Teresha
Irach Fat UZ
Manenterg
Garnets Host Shamrocks Tomorrow in Tight Contest
The Garnets prepare to host the Shamrocks with key players like Gavin and Hank White expected to shine. Vermont power aims for TD points as both teams seek a decisive win in a season with two draws and several close losses.
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Ene Fire Raceway
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Vermont Power
Fisure
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Stehdnff
Ted
Geanvie
Korth Ada Cynan
Rav
Garne Faery
Ales Tam
Gavin
Snare
Hank White
Don
Y Hsebwed Fy
Ag Ona Tai
Garret Stacks
Bunny Levitt to Exhibit Free Throw Champion in Troy
Bunny Levitt, undisputed champion of free throw basketball, will headline an exhibition at Knickerbocker Junior High School gym in Troy Now at 8 p.m. He appears under Cahill's Sporting Goods Co and the Troy Recreation Department cooperation.
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Troy
Knickerbocker
Cahill's Sporting Goods Co
Troy Recreation
Renaldi Meets Newcomer On Mat Monday
Frank Taylor of Hollywood faces Renaldi from San Antonio in the second preliminary at Lagalle Gym. Yukon Eric Holm returns to square off with Dan OConner as McLain seeks a grudge rematch after the Hornet’s disputed win. Curtain rises at 8:30.
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Hollywood
Faro Renaldi
Lagalle Gym
Renaldi
San Antonio
Tarzan” Kowalski
Charlie Decker
Saratoga
Springs
Frank Krause
Schenectady
Williams Leads Area Bowling Standings In Mixed and Class A
Tom Williams top scored with 235 433 in Thorns Colony Recreation club action to push toward an 800 series. Henry Wilson followed with 214 468 while Steve Krause rolled 236 10 in the B ranks. Marge Jordan led the women with 82 in the Industrial Mixed loop and Mary Sark added a 210 high in Class A. Additional notes list numerous bowlers and scores across multiple divisions and clubs.
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Tom Willams
Williams
Thorns’ Colony Recreation
Han
Henry ‘Wilson
Steve Krause
Marge Jordan
Mary Sark
Detroit Blitzes Oklahoma A&M in MVC Football Battle
University of Detroit overwhelmed Oklahoma A&M 18 to 7 in a Missouri Valley Conference game. Massey and O Malley sparked two quick Detroit drives for a 14-0 first period lead, while Hartman’s injury limited Oklahoma’s aerial attack.
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University of Detroit
Oklahoma A. & M
Oklahoma
Detroiters
Jom Massey
Bob O'Malley
Thingag
Massey
O’malley
Jack Hartman
Fans honor Cerdan as Madison Square Garden pays tribute
In memory of Marcel Cerdan and his manager Jo Longmann, fans stood in silence for minutes at Madison Square Garden before the boxing card. The arena played The Marselllaise hymn and The Star Spangled Banner as DeMarco fought Saddler amid injuries and a crowd of 13,071.
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New York
DeMarco
Ruby Goldstein
Saddler
Brooklyn
DaMarca Hardier
jDeMarce Tromein
Ang
Toms Range
Stars Visit Cohoes Sunset Bash Details Unclear
Fragmentary notes describe a game or event at Cohoes with references to stars, a coach named Shick, a quarterback, and a center. readable bits mention a date in March and a likely sports context but specifics are illegible.
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Staroneigding
Nestekha
Red O'Roses Set for Mar Guerite Stakes at Pimlico
Red O'Roses, the leading money winner among five year old fillies, races today in the Mar Guerite Stakes at Pimlico to bolster her standing. The filly has won five stakes this year and earned $129 995 with an added value of 315.
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Baltimore
Alfred G. van ‘Derbdit
Pimlico
Pasquariello Leads Attack For Wildcats
Villanova, led by captain Ralph Pasquariello the 230 pound fullback, defeated Boston College 24 to 14 before a large Braven Field crowd. Dom Frinzi opened scoring with a 68 yard run, Pasquariello added two TDs, and Tom Clavie converted four times as Villanova built a 21 0 halftime lead before holding on for the victory.
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Villanova Wildcats
Ralph Pasquariello
Boston College
Braven Field
Boston
Wildcats
Dom Frinzi
Pasquarietto
Everatt
Tom Clavie
Villanova
Ofenses
Eagles
Jack Farrell
Butch Longin
Syerd
Camnava
Villadova
Stave Rottianik
Fashon
Pasquarienio
T Plus
Danny Sithcone
Ani
Ping
Ramanik
Drobny Sparks Diplomatic Fuss at King’s Cup
In Stockholm Jarooslav Drobny, exiled Czech tennis ace, sparked a diplomatic incident at the King’s Cup by leading flags for Czechoslovakia during a doubles match. The Czech delegation protested claiming Drobny is not Czech, and demanded the flag be removed.
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Jaroslav Drobny
Royal Tennis Hall
Davis
Czechoslovakia
Drobny
Corum Chosen to Succeed Matt Winn at Downs
Bill Corum named president of the American Turf Association and Churchill Downs, succeeding Col. Matt Winn. Corum, a New York sports writer and radio commentator, will share duties with a five member committee and may retain some journalism roles. Winn died after guiding the Derby for decades.
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P—Bin Corum
New York
Matt Winn
Corum
American Turf Association
Churchill Downs
Downs
the Downs
New York Journal-American
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Winn
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Jockey Arch ie Daniels Suspended After Drought at Rockingham
Salem N H Rockingham Park stewards announced the indefinite suspension of jockey Archie Zeke Daniels of Ramsey NL after he rode 15 mounts without a win. The stewards Lee O Donn oll Thomas F Shehan and James E Far ter said they would recommend revocation.
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Archie (Zeke) Daniels
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Lee O'Donnell
Thomas F. Shehan
Jamex E. ‘Farter
Daniels
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