Fordham Rams Hit Route to Rose Bowl Dream
Fordham Rams showcase speed and sophomore depth in a 14-10 win over Southern Methodists as they begin an eight game schedule against top opponents. Key plays featured 65 yard punt return by Joe Andrejco aided by George Cheverko, while Navy Army and Pennsylvaniac others posted upsets and strong showings across the East as major teams eye key clashes.
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William Tucker
New York
Fordham Rams
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Rose Hill
Southern
North Carolina
West Virginia
Texas Christian
Purdue
Pittsburgh
St. Mary's
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SMU
Joe Andrejco
Steve Filipowicz
George Cheverko
Cheverko
Tech Powers Through Loyola in Prep for Friday Visit
Billy Byrne forecasts Texas Tech speed to overwhelm Loyola in Los Angeles after noting 10 fast backs and a strong line. Fullback Charley Dvoracek and Don Austin are highlighted as key breakers, while Don Amonett is benched. Marty Brill shifts to defense ahead of the Raiders clash.
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Texas Tech
Red Raiders
Loyola Lions
Billy Byrne
Abilene Christian
Oklahoma Aggies
Byrne
Tech
Charley Dvoracek
Don Austin
Red Amonett
Loyola
Marty Brill
Raiders
Stagg to lead Pacific against SMU in Rose Festival clash
Tyler reports Amos Alonzo Stagg, 79, returning to Texas to coach Pacific against Southern Methodist in the seventh Rose Festival game. Stagg, famed as Mr Football, faces Matty Bell in a matchup of longtime coaches as 15,000 fans pack the stadium for a showcase of modern plays from the aging dean of American football.
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Little College of Pacific
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Springfield College
Chicago
College of Pacific
Texas
Matty Bell
Titans
Pacific
Roundup of sports and military notes from Oct. by Fullerton
Ted Broadribb pushes Red Cochrane to London to face Arthur Har, while Reds fate remains unclear. Dolph Camilli flies to his California ranch after his World Series pace. DiMaggio’s heir arrival looms as Russo adds a lefty in December. Dick Boyle reviews football lines and field routes. Camp Croft 18 features ex-captains Manzo Cabello Bessel Wood and Schwartz. Private Johnny Mitchell at Sheppard Field starts low after Kentucky Colonel title. Fort Riley eyes grid crown if titles are decided. Meadow Brook Club golf win goes to Lt John Fell with Sammy Byrd as runner-up. Ecuador and cocoa pests drive eradication plans. Manchukuo rationing expands to 15 daily necessities.
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New York
Special News Service
Ted Broadribb
Nat. Fleischer
the Ring Magazine
Red Cochrane
London
Arthur Danahar
Reds
Dolph Camilli
California
Joe DiMaggio
Marius Russo
DiMag
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Joe Manzo
Boston College
Tony Cabello
LaFayette
Mouse Bessel
Brecknell
George Wood
American International
Jack Schwartz
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Church Fenske
Army
Johnny “Pug” Mitchell
Kentucky
Murray ‘Ky
Sheppard Field
Tex
Don Jones
San Francisco
Kansas City
Fort Riley
Blocking Back Job Bolstered By the Steers
Austin October 8. Sophomore Jackie Field of Mission moved from tailback to blocking back and practiced in Dallas for the Oklahoma Sooners game. Field shares duties with Vernon Martin and Walter Heap at the frontback post as Spot Collins moves to guard. Noble Doss, the star right half, is expected to be fully recovered from an ankle injury by weekend.
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Jackie Field
Mission
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Sophmore
Field
Vernon Martin
Walter Heap
Noble Doss
Longhorns
Punts And Passes Week in College Football Flash
New York University to meet Texas A M after a year gap in the 1941 schedule. Kirksville guard Bob Mills avoids fogging his glasses with a gentle breeze. California Los Angeles outplayed Stanford 33 to 0 despite injuries to Howard Hunt Fd Breeding Gene Alder. Brown’s Bruce Remick, 155 pounds, has worn out two shoulder pads in three games. Switzerland’s War Industries and Labor Office gains control of labor distribution for the war economy.
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New York University
Violet
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Yankee Stadium
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University of California At
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Howard Hunt
Gene Alder
Providence
R. I
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Bruce Remick
Switzerland
Early Scores Point Way to Grid Season
A survey shows top first week successes among new football coaches led by Paul Brain at Ohio State Tom Stidham at Marquette Emerson W Nelson Yale and Frank Leahy Notre Dame. Ohio State beat Missouri 12 7 and routed USC 33 0 while Marquette downed Wisconsin 20 7 Yale rallied after a poor season to beat Virginia 19 21 Notre Dame opened with wins over Arizona and Indiana Baylor and Tulsa also show progress Oklahoma crushed Oklahoma A&M ahead of a big test vs Texas.
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Spike) Nelson
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SMU Intensifies On Blocking Backs
SMU in Dallas drills to counter College of the Pacific offensive line. Ed Meador and Clarence McMinn practiced blocking back and fullback duties while Hardy Miller recovers from illness and Lendon Davis works as a blocker to meet Stagg’s drives at Tyler Saturday.
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U.P
Alonzo Stagg
College of the Pacific
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Ed Meador
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Hardy Miller
Cliff Haggerman
Lendon Davis
Paul Brown Named Coach of the Week at Ohio State
United Press selects Paul Brown of Ohio State as the first weekly Coach of the Week. The 33 year old rookie mentor led OSU to a 33 0 victory over Southern California after a 12 7 win over Missouri. Brown emphasizes conditioning and effort, trains 36 players yearly, and favors motion pictures in coaching.
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Massillon
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Baylor Bears Feel A Little Better
WACO Oct 8 Baylor Bears gain a lift with end Jack Russell back from ten day injury layoff. Wingback Travis Nelson remained out with an infection while Bo Robinson, a Dayton sophomore, filled the gap at end.
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Three Boxing Commission cracks down on Lew Jenkins
New York boxing officials halted Lew Jenkins's purse of seven thousand dollars after a dismal non title bout. Jenkins, once lightweight champion of New York State, faced pressure from rivals Ray Robinson and Sammy Angott as a looming title shot. The piece traces Jenkins path from Texas to fame and decline amid the prize fight racket.
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