Notre Dame at Army

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  The Waterbury Democrat, Connecticut, December 4, 1933, page 14

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  NaMgatuck Sports Naugatuck, Dec. 4-Captain Jack Thurston’s Sparrows and Captain Bill Fitzgerald’S Hawks jumped in- to a first place tie yesterday as the Knights of Columbus Bowling league opened at the Palace alleys. The Sparrows defeated Jack Kelly’s Owls winning four points and the Hawks also took all four points from Francis Scully’s Orioles. In the only other match rolled Joe Zehnder’s Robins and Pat Me- Keon’s Bluejays split even, each team taking two points. One point was allowed for the winning of each string, three strings being rolled, and one point for the team having the highest total pinfall. John Ash of the Hawks had high single for the day with 127 mark CT an dalso had g total of 339 to capture high total honors for the day. The competition was keen in al matches and it is expected that as interest grows the league will prove to be as successful as those held in the past. Bowlers on the various teams yesterday follows: Orioles, M. Lynn J. Cullinane, J. Best, M. Condons F. Scully; Hawks, J. Ash, E. Ryan, w. Fitzgerald, c. O’Connor, E. Donovan; Bluejays, J. Hearns, D. Callahan, R. Bunting, J. Nash. H. Murtha, J. Callahan; Sparrows, J. Thurston, J. Dinnenny; L. Dunn: Owls, J. Fitzgerald, F. Leary, W. Lester. tuck High school teams football Peter J. Foley has announced. Coach Foley said there will be no further attempt to book post season game with any team fol- lowing the failure of the local team to arrange game with Chapman Tech, which sports an undefeated record against what is believed to be mediocre opposition. Chapman Tech officials notified Coach Foley Saturday night that they could not play because some of their players were starting bas- ketball practice today and because of the fact that they are against playing post-season games. Their coach, thew said, was out-of-town until Wednesday. The local men, tor was disappointed at the break down of negotiations, feeling there would be much/ local interest in such gmae. The local football stars today exchanged their foot ball togs for basketball suits. The Naugatuck YMCA Pool and Billiard journeys will begin Mon- day, December 11th. The pool tourney vii be open to Interme- diate members only and each con- testant will play one 50 point match weekly. The billiard tour- ney will be open to both senior and intermediate members with each contestant playing one 75- point match weekly. Entries for both journeys must be in by Thurs day, December 7th. Last year these journeys interested great many “Y” members and it is expected that still greater number will enter this years contest. Naugatuck ssY’‘ College League The Y College Basketball League opened at the Naugatuck YMCA Friday night. Two games were evenly matched and the other. a runaway. Colgate defeated Michigan 13 to 12. Fordham defeated Notre Dame 21 to 20. St Mary’s defeated Army “A to g. Jankowski, Swirski. and Edward Palmoski took honors an the scoring.

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  The Daily Alaska empire, Alaska, December 4, 1933, page 7 (results column)

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  BALL. RESUETSs@ The following are scores of prin- cipal football games played last Saturday afternoon: Notre Dame 13; Army 12. Princeton 27; Yale 3. Maryland 0; Florida 19. Holy Cross 9; Boston College 13. Southern Methodist 6; Texas Christian 26. Auburn 14; South Carolina 16. Louisiana State ‘; Tulane T. Rice 6; Taylor ‘. Georgia 0; Southern California 31. Georgie Tech 6; Duke 0.

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Notre Dame leads 40–⁠8–⁠4 in 52 meetings, counting the 32 since this game.