Army Navy Hoe-Down At Showdown Stadium 1944 Clash
Army meets Navy before 66 658 at municipal stadium in Baltimore in a wartime classic praised for spectacle and strategic leadership. Maj Gen Kramer notes the game as a symbol of service qualities like courage fitness and teamwork linking Pershing Eisenhower era tactics to football.
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U.P
Army
Navy
Municipal Stadium
L. B. Kramer
West Point
Northfield
Mass
Ike
Kramer
Gen
Pershing
Europe
Eisenhower
France
Billito Entries Race Card Notes Eligible Horses
A list of ten races with horse names for each, including percent mile and furlong distances. Entries cover Grade D to handicap and claiming events with eligible horses named for each race.
National Title At Stake For Unbeaten Army
Unbeaten Army and Navy meet at municipal stadium in Baltimore with the national title on the line for Army and a six-game win streak sought by Navy. Star backs Glenn Davis and Doc Blanchard pace Army while Navy relies on Jenkins and Hamberg. weather clear with light wind and a large public, including war bonds buyers, in attendance.
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Army
Navy
Annapolis
Glenn Davis
Felix
Doc) Blanchard
Bob Jenkins
Hal Hamberg
Richard Pitzer
Don Whitmire
Decatur
Ala
Naval Academy
Davis
Blanchard
Ed Kenna
Dale Hall
Sprints Highlight Feature at Rillito Open Track
Mark Fry leads a nine race program at the Rillito track with two main 350 yard and 550 yard sprint events. Dolly Dimples faces Prissy in the sixth race while Silver Static battles Neo Music in the 550 yard dash. Other notable runners include Smokey Marching Feet Oklahoma John Shoofly II Whistling Boy Wal D Proud Sun National Park and Top Notcher as the day aims for multiple repeat winners in sprint distances.
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Don
Alfredo
Ladiesman
Pharay
Martins Flag
Orphan Boy
Smokey
Willie
Taffy
Marching Feet
Sugar
Blue Garter
Tucson
Gloria
Oklahoma John
Scooter
Lizzie
Shoofly II
Utah
Black Beauty
Val D
Grand Appeal
Deacon
Westall
Whistling Boy
Neches
TV Sister
Proud Sun
Red J
Bessie Girl
Quick Over
Bay Flower
Thixton
Lost Toy
Enticing Lad
Dolly Dimples
Prissy
Buster
Roper
Speed Boy
Doris King
Silver Static
Rumpus
Senorita Leona
Neo
Music
National Park
the Cloud
Coho
Redeem
Notoi
Granicus
Lone
Godspeed
Jinese
Prince Nadji
Hidden Moke
Tackman
Vote Boy
Top Votcher
Rillito
North First Avenue
Neo Music
Wal D
Tio
Peters Wakes Up Scores Knockout in Ninth
Paulie Peters of San Francisco rallied from trouble at Legion stadium to KO Frankie Augustain in 32 seconds of the ninth after referee Mushie Callahan ordered him to fight. Earlier Peters absorbed heavy offense and tallied five knockdowns in four rounds. Bert White won a clear decision over Angel Lopez, while several local fighters also claimed victories.
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Hollywood
Paulie Peters
San Francisco
Legion Stadium
Mushie Callahan
Frankie Augustain
Peters
Angustain
Callahan
Paulie
Augustain
Bert White
Angel Lopez
Bob Ferris
Donl Nelson
Lou Bernal
Drew Benny Black
Elmer Lewis
Baltimore
Johnny Lopez
Clear Weather Ahead Today For Linksters
In San Francisco the 14th annual San Francisco open begins with Mark Fry leading after a 69 on a sunny day at Harding Park. Notables Slammin Sammy Snead Byron Nelson and others posted mixed scores as the field narrows to top 50 professionals and 20 amateurs after the first round.
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Mark
Small) Fry
Slammin
Sammy Snead
Lord
Byron Nelson
Mike Turnesa
Harry Cooper
Fry
Harding Park
California
John Geertsen
Salt Lake City
George Fazio
Pine Valley
N. J
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Fazio
Willie Goggin
White Plains
N. Y
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Nelson
Cooper
Turnesa
Fred J. Wood
Vancouver
B. C
Sherm Elworthy
Art Bell
Denny Shut
Philadelphia
Sam Byrd
Detroit
Ky Laffoon
Chicago
George Schneiter
Ellsworth Vines
Denver
Colo
Ed Furgol
Mich
Harry Bassler
Culver City
Calif
Jimmy Hines
Amsterdam
Bob Hamilton
Evansville
Ind
Leonard Dodson
Kansas City
Art King
San Diego
C. A. Collier
Dallas
Tex
Earl Fry
Alameda
Ben Coltrin
Tommy Lo Presti
Sacramento
Jimmy Gauntt
Ardmore
Okla
Ted Longworth
Portland
Ore
Zell Eaton
Los Angeles
National Match Game Title Await Bowlers In Chicago
A 2000 dollar prize and the national match game crown await 125 top kewlers from 54 cities in 20 states as the all star tournament opens in Chicago. Paul Krumske of Chicago is the defending king who won last week. The field includes Ned Day Connie Schwoegler Rudy Pagel and Buddy Bomar with a multi day round robin format concluding with match play.
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Jimmy Jordan
Chicago
Paul Krumske
Krumske
Ned Day
West Allis
Wis
Day
Allstar
Bowling Proprietors Association of America
Chicago Tribune Charities, Inc
Connie Schwoegler
Madison
Rudy Pagel
Milwaukee
Buddy Bomar
Yack Chase Wins Six Round KO Over Hermosilla
In San Diego Jack Chase aged 161 pounds, former middleweight champion, defeated Kid Hermosilla of Sonora Mexico in a six round knockout at the arena last night.
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San Diego
Cal
Hosses Edge Badgers In Close Practice Tilt
The Marana Hosses edged the Tucson Badgers 25 to 7 in a practice at the ASE gym. Tony Merletti hit a last minute field goal to seal a narrow win as both teams experimented with lineups and players. Lowell Bailey tied the game at 25 past the fourth with a two pointer and Davis Monthan’s officers club plans a practice with the University tonight.
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Badgers
Ase
Eely
Weir
Lowell Bailey
Bailey
Alle Ritter
Davis-Monthan
University
Army Navy Not the Only Big College Game Today
Notre Dame meets Great Lakes at South Bend amid snowfall as two other top matchups unfold. Georgia Tech faces Georgia, Tulane battles LSU, and Texas Christian bids for a Cotton Bowl warmup. Oklahoma looks to secure the Big Six title with Nebraska. Bainbridge and Fort Pierce meet in Sunday showcases.
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New York
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Navy
South Bend
Ind
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Baltimore
Bluejackets
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Athens
Georgia Tech Engineers
University of Georgia
Tech
Tulane
Louisiana State
Baton Rouge
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Norfolk
Dixie
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Southern Methodist
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Nebraska
Oklahoma City
Southwestern
Rice
Arkansas Aggies
Arkansas
Havana
Presbyterian
Bainbridge
Naval
Fort Pierce
Fla
Maxwell Field
Ala
Air Force
Morris Field
Tampa
Tulsa
Golden Hurricane
Georgia Tech
University of Miami
Miami
Compton College Wins Wartime Southland Football Title
Compton College captured its second straight wartime southland junior college football championship with a 34 to 9 victory over Pasadena in Pasadena.
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Compton College
Pasadena
Cal
Southland
Atwell Family Showcases Giant Pumpkin Vine
Mr and Mrs W L Atwell display a single pumpkin vine bearing more than 250 pounds of pumpkins in Indianapolis. The unusual harvest highlights a rural hobby turned notable local exhibit.
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Indianapolis
Ind
W. L. Atwell
Portland Trims Oakland 8 to 5 in Coast Hockey Show
Portland defeated Oakland 8 to 5 in a Pacific Coast Hockey League game last night in Portland Ore. Erv Smith and Finn Campbell each scored three goals. Oakland goalie Vern Kneeshaw was cut under the eye in the second period and replaced by George Caro.
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Portland
Ore
UPR
Oakland
Erv Smith
Finn Campbell
Vern Kneeshaw
George Caro
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