Bulldogs Panthers Meet in Key Conference Clash
The Athens Bulldogs travel to face the Pomeroy Panthers at 7 p.m. Athens time with a chance to clinch a share of the league crown in the final road game of 1944 before closing at home against Logan on Nov 10.
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Athens Bulldogs
Logan
Sherman Gilmore
Bulldogs
Pomeroy Panthers
Athens and Pomeroy Clash for Bow in Southeastern Ohio League Title Race
The upcoming game could decide the league championship as Athens seeks at least a share if they win while a Pomeroy victory could create a three way tie. Coaches Gilmore and Williams focus on defense and offense with Athens’ strong passing attack and Pomeroy’s balanced backfield aiming to challenge the Red and Black. Historical scores show Athens favored but Panthers ready for upset as large crowds expected and marching bands enhance the scene.
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Gilmore
Panthers
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Athos
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Tad Grover
Norm Ousey
Gallipolis
Oak Hill
Wellston
Jackson
Nelsonville
Greyhounds
Twilight Tear Triumphs at Pimlico To Extend Career
Twilight Tear led a Pimlico field to win a $25,000 purse, boosting her earnings to $202,165 from 18 wins in 23 starts. Trainer Ben Jones of Calumet Farms said retirement is unlikely and the horse may race one more time at Pimlico to chase Top Flight’s $275,900 earnings record for the sex division.
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Warren Wright
Calumet Farms
Fullerton's Sports Roundup in Brooklyn and Beyond
In a busy Brooklyn sports scene General Manager Tom Gallery and ex-coach Pete Cawthon clash as Branch Rickey buys a quarter share in the Dodgers for a sizable sum. Other notes include Portland winter golf tours cost, Col Bob Neyland’s rumored Yale move, Oklahoma end Bob Wooten's kicking feats, and Navy and Dartmouth V-12 players swapping teams. Edo Vanni expands his points after TDs for Jacksonville NAS, with past Washington duties noted.
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Tom Gallery
Pete Cawthon
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Rickey
Max Meyer
McSpaden
Hudson
Col
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Tennessee
China
Yale
Majah
Bob Wooten
Oklahoma
Don Cushing
Cornell
Sampson
N. Y
Dartmouth
Edo Vanni
Jacksonville Naval Air Station
U. of Washington
Navy
Seventeen Players Are Chosen From AA Teams by Major Clubs
Seventeen players selected from minor leagues by 13 major clubs at the winter draft. The first picks were pitchers. Eddie Wheeler of San Diego led Cleveland as a third baseman with a .267 average, and Howard Moss of Baltimore hit .305 for Cincinnati. Leroy Jarvis caught for Pittsburgh in Montreal at .277.
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Charles Sproull
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Marino Pieretti
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Tom Sears
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Senators
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Cleveland
Eddie Wheeler
San Diego
Cincinnati
Howard Moss
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Leroy Jarvis
Montreal
Trenton
Indiana Eyes First Big 10 Grid Crown
Indiana seeks its first Big Ten football title after a 3-1 conference start as they face Ohio State in a pivotal game at Columbus. The Buckeyes lead the standings with Michigan. a win keeps Indiana in the hunt and could set up a two or three way title scenario with remaining games against Minnesota and Purdue.
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Allan Horn
Carroll Widdoes
Hoosier
Tom Keane
Dick Flanagan
Les Horvath
Ollie Cline
Midwest
Notre Dame
Bob Kelly
Navy
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Babe) Dimancheff
Boilermakers
Iowa
Nebraska
Don Lund
Wolverines
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Lund
Bob Wiese
Northwestern
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