Eagles Rally Past Giants 24 17 at Potg Grounds
Philadelphia Eagles erased a halftime deficit to beat the New York Giants 24 to 17 at the Polo Grounds. Key plays included a 21 yard TD in the third, Larry Miller and Steve Van Buren scoring after Zimmerman passes, and a late Giants miscue. Armis Herbert connected for a late effort but failed to finish the comeback.
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New York
Philadel Phiz Eagles
New York Giants
Reif
Giants
Eagies
Arnis Herber Cane
O'Neals
Eagles
Zimmerman
Len
Frank Lidel
Charley Avedinian
Hee Strong
Jack Basta
Howie Livingston
Tald-Feld Gad
Herber
Zicong
Bil Paschel
Ward Cup
Philadelphians
Zimmercian
Steve van Buren
Philadela
Larry Miller
Livingston
van Buren
New Yorkers
Wings Wallop Bruins 7 1 Before 12000 Fans
Detroit Red Wings opened the NHL season before 12 021 fans and defeated the Boston Bruins 7 to 1. Scorers included Bruneteau McAfee Syd Howe and Bill Hollett with ten goals combined. Broad scoring came in the second and final periods as Detroit surged ahead after a slow start.
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Detroit
Detroit Red Wings
Boston Bruins
Boston
Madero
Afud
Bruneteau
Jud McAfee
Syd Bowe
Bill Hollett
Red Wings
Bruneteaus
Howe
Helett
Harvey Bennett
Bruins
Ken Smith
Bennett
MecAtee
McSteenoth
Camp Lejeune Marines Rout Marine Air Group 91
Camp Lejeune Marines defeated Marine Air Group 91 33 to 0 after building a 26 to 0 lead in the first half. Lejeune scored on a 46 yard pass from Hileinhenz J Poole and dominated with nine first downs to Kinston's two as the winner held a 26 to 13 yardage edge.
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Vamp Lejeune
N.C
Camp Lejeune Marines
Marine Air Group 91
Hinston
Lejeune
Hileinhenz J. Poole
Kinston
Davis Leads Eastern Scorers in 60 Point Total
Eastern scorers list Davis of Army with ten touchdowns boosting his season total to 60 points after a 27 to 7 win over West Point. Connecticut’s Rose Hunter remains runner up with 42 points. Atlantic City Naval’s Tony Verteri sits third with 33 points.
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New York
Davie
Army
Deke
Connecticut
Rose Hunter
Tony Verteri
Atlantic City Naval
Wanderers beat Baltimore Americans in tight score draw
In a domestic soccer card, the Brooklyns and Kearny clubs posted results with Wanderers defeating Baltimore Americans 2 to 0, while Kearny Celtics drew 2 2 with Philadelphia Nationals amid unsettled standings and unclear dates.
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Brookiys Wanderers
Baltimore Americans
Ree MN
Brooklys New York Americans
Kearny
Baltimore & C
Broakhattan
Kearny Celtics
Irish Beat Sins But Lose Prestige, Army, Navy Machines Gain In Stature
Notre Dame loses prestige after a 13-1 setback to a spirited Linnois eleven as Navy and Army rise in stature with decisive wins. Navy toppled Penn 26-0 at Franklin Field while Army crushed Duke 27-7, signaling a sharp contrast in fortunes among the service academies amid a weekend of high-scoring college football action.
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New York
Elmo
Notre Dame
Navy
Middies
Baltimore
Linnois
Sid.yatés
Notre Dame Irish
Bob Kelly
Chick Meggiol
Maggioti
NLB
Ohio’ State
Buddy Young
Tavard
Young
Army
West Point
Duke
Blue Devils
T-B
Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Midshipmen
Penn
Becn
Randolph Field
Air Force
Morris Wield
San Antonio
Willie
Oklahoma Aggies
Tulsa
Ohio State
Minnesota
Michigan
Purdue
Neiever
Benn State Umphorer Thejas
Washington
Minotwey
California
Colgate
Columbia
Dartmouth
Brown
Sale
Rochester
Boston College
Syracuse
Arkansas
Mississippi
North Carolina
Jacksonville Navy
1. S
Southwest
Oklahoma
Texas Christian
Great Lakes
Indiana
Townbrake
Diate Oo
Barons Stop Bisons In Tight AHL Clash
The Cleveland Barons defeated the Buffalo Bisons 3 to 1 before 3 203 spectators. Doug Lewis opened the scoring for Buffalo late in the first period. Les Cunningham tied it in the second with a sharp shot past Alf Picard. Whitey Prokop and Led Trudel added third period insurance for Cleveland.
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Buffalo
Cleveland Bisons
Buffalo Bisons
Saris
Doug Lewis
Bisons
Wimpy Jones
Les Cunningham
Alf Picard
Vetseran Barons
Whitey Prokop
Trudel
Prokop
CBA Captures Rockne Cup and Albany Winners
Christian Brothers Academy Albany retained the Hothline Trophy by crushing Vincentian Institute 25 to 0 at Bleecker Stadium Albany. The Brothers scored two first quarter touchdowns and added one each in the third and fourth. Albany High School edged Albany Academy 33 to 32 in a thriller as Nick Nictis led a late rally, Gi Stout to Dave Cook for a TD sealing the win. Mechanicville High beat Bethlehem Central 27 to 7 in Mechanicville with McNeill Dailey and Hafey scoring. Hudson High defeated Philip Semyles High 13 to ? in Hudson.
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Christian Brothers Academy of Albany
Vincentian Institute
Bleecker Stadium
Albany
CBA
Catholic High
la Salle Institute
Jay Biondo
Ralph Odorisio
Cari Failgene
Begley
Jim Firun J
Joi Albany High
Nick Nictis
Albany High Schneet
Albany High
Academy
Gi Stout
Dave Cook
Herb Lennox
Mechanicville High School
Bethlehem Central High
Dennar
Mechanicville
Paper City
McNeill
Dailey
Hafey
Hudson High
Philip Semyles
Rams Halfback Injured in Chicago Game
Ram halfback Roy Huggins of the Cleveland Rams suffered a bruised rib and possible internal injuries in yesterday's Chicago game and is under observation at Illinois Masonic Hospital. Steve Brith also took a nose injury but left hospital after treatment.
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Chicago Cpi
Roy Huggins
Cleveland Rams
Chicago Bears
Illinois Masonic Hospital
Steve Brith
Rams
Dobbs Stopped As Fliers Lose
Norman Navy Zoomers upset the Fliers 136 yesterday in a defensive football game. Glenn Dobbs, former Tulsa star, played less than half the game and was pressured on passes and runs. Len Eshmont, former Fordham star, threw two touchdowns for the Zoomers as they outgained the Bombers 176 rushing yards to 103 and earned 18 first downs to six.
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Nomnan
Oxla
Glenn Dobbs
Wisferce Al-America
Norman Navy Zoomers
Dobbs
Tulsa University
Len Eshmont
Fordham
Dobdhs
Eshmont
Bombers
Zoomers
Bainbridge Navy Eleven Triumphs 15-7 in Cramson Bowl
Bainbridge Navy defeats Masewell 15 to 7 led by Charlie Justice and Harvey Johnson in a tense last five minutes. Justice, Ciemeenis, and Eide spearheaded a late rally while Ramsey and Rymikus stopped Clements near the goal for a safety and final clinching two points.
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Montgomery
Ala
Bain
Nevy
Masewell
Charlie Justice
Asheville N.C. Bish
Justice
Johnny Ciemeenis
Davie Eideredge
Georgia Tech
Fim Gaffney
Tennessee
Marauders
Eideredge
Clements
Joe Shingiellow
Mississippi Southern
Detroit
Bainbridge
Harvey Johnson
Wiliam and Mary
James Gatewood
Georgia
Johnson
Garhard Ramsey
William and Mary
Louis Rymikus
Notre Dame
Colgate Tops Columbia for Second Win
Colgate University enhances momentum with a 1 gauge win over Columbia as Dick Kreiter racks up 49 yards for the visiting offense. Syracuse falls to Boston College 19 12 while Rochester defeats Yale 32 5 in New Haven.
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Associated Fress
Colgate University
Andy Kerr
Red Raiders
Columbia
Halfoack
Dick Kreter
Gal
Syracuse Orange
Boston College
Yate
Rochester
New Haven
Conn
Syracuse
Fullack
Lee Buchsbaum
Eddie Dolan
Orange
Eagles
Tom Carney
Bi Penn
Rela
Howie Carroll
Bale
Blue
Yellowjackets
Penn State
Case
Coeres
Cote Bia
Joe Louis Exhibition Bout Planned at Century Club Coliseum
Baltimore officials announced world heavyweight champion Joe Louis will appear in a three round exhibition at the Century Athletic Club Coliseum as part of the club's weekly fight program. This will be his first public appearance before civilians since his Madison Square Garden bout.
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Baltimore
P—Sergz
Joe Louis
Madison Square Garden
Century Athletic Club
Brown Bomber
Logix
Colon Wins Featherweight Bout in Capitol Arena Card
Colon defeats Pete Virgin in an eight round featherweight main event at Capitol arena promoted show. Sal Bar toly, Alhazy, and several contenders including Walter Lewis and Freddie Pussy feature on the undercard while plans for future Miami Miami bouts were set back by a hurricane. The semi final includes Low Perez vs Johnny Taylor as rematch headlines the card.
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Mario Colon
Sal Bartoly
Capitol Arena
Alhazy
Colon
Pete Virgin
Schenectady
Sapac
My House
Walter “Cabex
Lewis
Chocolate
Bobby Smith
Lefty LaChance
Charley Noel
Freddie Pussy
Barroto Coles
Miami
Floria
Tomer
Fow
Low Perez
Peerto Rico
Johnny Taylor
Binghamton
Jess McMahon
Troy Quadruple Opens Diocesan Basketball Drive
Troy Catholic Central High and Le Balle Institute will start their Diocesan Basketball League campaigns at home on December 1. Eighth Streeters meet Vincentian Institute of Albany, while Troy Cadets face St. Marys of Amsterdam. Cathedral Academy plays Christian Brothers Academy on opening night. Seasonal schedule lists games through March with multiple pairings at CBA St. Marys La Salle and V I CCHS.
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Pley
CBA
V_L
CCHS
St. Mary’s
la Salle
St Mary's
St. Mary's Cathedral
Cathedral
St. Mary's
St Mary’s
St Marys
V. I
CGH Sra Salle
V. 1
VI. Gba
V. Let la Salle
Watervliet Sacred Heart Cruises to 54 Point Win
Sacred Heart football crushed Port Schuyler Hobves at Watervliet High School 54 to 0. Kershaw opened with a 14 yard sweep and another TD, Cooney added a nine yard run then a 42 yard TD pass to Hechigian, Du Fresne and Keough, Duck Majian and Romeo added scores with late points and a final two minute burst sealed the rout.
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Sacred Heart
Port Schuyler Hobves
Watervliet High School
Ralph Kershaw
Kershaw
Sacred Peart
Dick Cooney
Duelmejian
Cooney
Hechigian
Miclewsi
Dufresne
Duke Keough
Teach
Baydirt
Frusvic
Duckmajian
Romeo
Jack Richard
Port Schuyler Oo
Tigers and Bues Share World Series Receipts
Detroit and Pittsburgh runners-up in the 194 American and National League pennant races split a portion of World Series receipts. Chicago Cubs and Boston Red Sox received $3,139 each, Cincinnati and New York $15,479 each, with Detroit and Pittsburgh taking $23,219 combined from the totals rounded by the Landis office.
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Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburg
Kenesaw M. Landis
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago Cubs
Boston Red Sox
Catholic High Tops La Salle 6-0 in tough game
Catholic Central High School beat La Salle 6 to 0 as Bob Gullie blocked a punt from La Salle at the 6 yard line and Byrnes scored the lone TD. Ivemey and Gullie starred on offense and defense in a hard fought late-season contest that keeps CCHS in the city championship chase.
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Catholic High
la Salle
Gullie
Catholic Central High School
Witete
la Salle Piela Nortel
Sedy
Alteraoon
Catholic Centras
Te Sans
CCHS
Troy High
la Salis
Ivemey
Ques
Apis
Larkolic High
Ta Salle
Bob Guille
Byrnes
Ivemey_Gully
LeSalle
Bernes
Quest
DaSalle
LaSalle
Ses
COS
Cchs LA
Sable Costello Barito i
Pelcher Conklin
Zampier Spenard
Dowling
Morse
Eckernon
Galarneau
Clecotti
Kemp
Lynch
Belanger
Quinn
Purcell
Sully
Connor
Redskins Blast Chi-Pitts In Game Enlivened By Fights
The Washington Redskins defeated the Chi-Pitts 42 to 26 in a rough game enlivened by fights among players. Four players ejected after a midgame melee as police intervened. Aguirre and Moore starred with long touchdown plays and interceptions.
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Redskins
Chi-Pitts
Washington
Washington Redskins
Joe Aguirre
Wilbur More
John Grigas
Chi-Pitt
Donald Cortivan
Bob Seymour
Chi Pitt
Doug Turtey
Johnny McCarthy
Redskin
Jim North
Clit Duggan
Aguirre
Anthony Bova
Bove
Moore
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Davis
Dale Hall
Hall
Ed Kena
Reece Harry
Ernest Kaos
Frank Irwin
John Kerfis
Barons
Ram
Bainbridge Navy
Troy Quintets
Tigers
Bues
Nore
Pues
UCLA
Texas
Jasiyi
Shellubrication
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