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Ind., Dec. 7 (U. smashed, its 36scoring record ner last night, field of Battle

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THURSDAY, -DEC, 7, 1944

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field, Biloxi, Miss. . Pvt. Miller, a native of Michigan Edits Army Sports City, wrote sports in the Butler Pvt. Earl Miller, former Butler publicity office for more ‘than a year. and also was a member of the university student, has been named sports staff of the Butler Collegian, sports editor "of the Keesler Field | |daily campus paper. He entered

News, publication of the army. air | the army "in -1942 when he was a forces training command at Keesler | junior at the university.

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Thé Indianapolis Capitals, hold ing undisputed possessign of first place in the American Hockey league western division, -move to Providence today to meet the Red J Hens. ' The Caps clung to the division MH with a 3 to 2 victory over the Hershey Bears at Hershey last | night. In the only other league, game the Pittsburgh Hornets] strengthened their hold on second place in the western division by beating the St. Louis Flyers 3 to 1.

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Caps Play Providence Tonight After Beating Hornets, 3-2

Harry Lumley, the Caps’ youthful | Be

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OAKLAND, Cal, Dec. T (U, P). "—A field of 131 amateur and professional golfers teed off today in search of first’ money in the $7500 Oakland open tournament, with | “Lord” Byron Nelson gunning for a repeat performance of his victory

in the San Francisco open’ Motkday. Short but steep, compared to San

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Hershey (2) Indianapolis (3)

Damore. ...... ia Goalie ‘ . Lamiey Francisco's Harding park layout, Mohns. ...... 8 ense ..... ane 0 2 Mercer ....... Left Defense ......Sherrict| the par 70 Sequoyah course never Paterson. RPE R enter ‘rue Roweinak theless fits the - driving ability of . Caan JERW ¢ » Ritson. ...\..0 Left Wing .... Bukovicy| Such long ball hitters as Nelson, Retire. Rabbit McVeigh, Lingsman— | Slammin’ Sammy Snead, victor in d Reynolds, Bud Reyn Spares—Gooden, Forgie, Hoch, | the Portland open; Sgt. Jim Ferrier, | Pettinger, Strobel, Johnson, Pozzo, Riley, | former Australian champ and runell. - Indianapolis Spares — Forbes, ' Mord al nerup in San Francisco, _and Sam Skinner, McDonald, Poitras, Jimmy S8kin- ra

131 Pros and Amateurs Tee Off in $7500 Ogkland Open

my Byrd; Detroit, former outfielder for the New. York Yankees, The, Sequoyah fairwe#s are narrow, however, and require accuracy. If present good weather continues through the end of the tournament Sunday, the winninfi 72-hole score of 281 in San Francisco should be lowered. In final "practice sessions yesterday Us 8. Champion Craig Wood and Newt Bassler, Carmel, Cal, carded 68 apiece, a score equaled earlier by Claude Harmon, Grosse Pointe Woods, Mich., and Ferrier, Nelson, who suffered an attack |

of inuigestion, took 39 strokes out |;

but recovered with-an incoming 34 Vines and George Fazio were two. for 'a 73. Course record of 64 is over in their warmups. held by Mark Fry, Oakland, who| The amateurs, headed by Ed Pur-

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| was Hoppe's third loss in tournament play in the last four years. Hoppe meets Andrew Ponzi today. In yesterday's other matches, Ralph ° Greenleaf remained undefeated by beating Ponzi 50 to 44 | innings and Jay Bozeman retained his perfect record, beating Rubin in lan afternoon match, 50 to 29 in 40 | innings. Wilber Cochran, the only | other man still undefeated, beat Joe { Procita 50 to 44 in 37 innings.

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| CHICAGO, Dec. 7 (U. P).—The {11th annual all-star football game | played at Dyche stadium Aug. 30, + netted $78,060, an. all-time record. | Checks for $39,025 each were sent [to Gen. H. H. Arnold, chief of the {U. S. Army air forces for the Army Air Force Aid society, and to Chi- | cago’s mayor, Edward J. Kelly, who | will turn the money over to the | 1iy’s servicemen's centers.

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