Clysdale Leads MAC Scorers Tied For First
Clysdale of Western Michigan grabs two TD passes to reach 24 points and share lead with Buddy Acus of Miami as the MAC scoring race tightens. Drysdale doubles his output. Acus plays non conference. Eleven players tie for eighth with 12 points. One conference game remains Miami vs Cincinnati on Turkey Day to decide the title.
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Pat Clysdale
Western Michigan
George “Buddy” Acus
Miami
Drysdale
Acus
Richard Urich
Richard Stull
Ed Sudnick
Ohio U
Butler
Hugh Hindman
Sudnick
Hindman
Tom Cole
Western Reserve
Quinn Stumpf
Jim McKenna
George Dunn
John Murphy
Cincinnati
L. T Pet
Hura
Cornelius
Chelmaniak
Whipper
Pequignot
Jastrzebski
Maccioli
Bellamah
Hauk
Lekson
Cooper
Harris
Thompson
Morse
Hartman
Pont
Beckrest
Roberts
White
Spain
Murphy
Ratterman Leaves Buffalo as Bulldogs Move Looms
Quarterback George Ratterman 23 former Notre Dame star and Red Dawson clashed in 1948 over the Bills. With Clem Crowe now guiding Buffalo, Ratterman contemplates joining the New York Bulldogs in 1949 after signing there following Dawson’s earlier discipline and the lack of Bills contract rights.
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George Ratterman
Notre Dame
Lowell P
Red) Dawson
Buffalo Bills
Clem Crowe
Bills
Ratterman
New York Bulldogs
Buffalo
Jerman
Ted Collins
Bulldogs
New York
Collins
Chicago
Hooples Pigskin Picks Not Limited Geographically
Major Amos B Hoople presents college football forecasts spanning teams from Yale to California and Oregon State. He predicts scores for a slate of Saturday games including Notre Dame versus Iowa and Stanford versus California, highlighting a wide geographic span of contenders and outcomes.
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Hoople
Yale
Brown
United States
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Stanford
California
Wake Forest
Duke
Washington
Minnesota
Notre Dame
Oregon State
Her Majesty
Oregon
Iowa
Harvard
Columbia
Syracuse
Colgate
Princeton
Dartmouth
Pitt
Penn State
Illinois
Northwestern
Indiana
Purdue
Kansas
Missouri
Ohio State
Michigan
Wisconsin
Santa Clara
Oklahoma
Baylor
Methodist
No. Carolina
Texas Christian
Rice
Kentucky
Tennessee
Tulane
UCLA
Wash. State
Theater Pinmen Hold Two-Game Margin In League Play
Park Theater bowlers won three straight over Somerville Implement Co. to keep a two-game lead in the Happy Family League over Anchor Bil liards which swept City Bus. Top scores included Bud Cruickshanks 233 single and 580 series, Griff Durbin 569, and Ed Goulder 560. Women leaders were Helen Oseland 451 and Erma Wright 448.
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Point Pleasant
Park Theater
Somerville Implement Co
Happy Family League
Anchor Billiards
City Bus
Bud Cruickshanks
Griff Durbin
Ed Goulder
Helen Oseland
Erma Wright
Nine Ole Miss seniors seek fourth letter this season
Nine Ole Miss seniors are in line for their fourth football letters this season as the team maintains depth at key positions.
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OLE Miss
Three Favorites Rise as SWC Football Champions
Only three favorites from a field of fifteen emerged as champions in the Southwest Conference. The results highlight unexpected outcomes and shifting power within the league as the season concludes.
Rutland Glouster Football Game Postponed
Rutland and Glouster will play the football game scheduled for Friday night on Saturday at 8 o clock. The postponement moves the contest to a later start time at the same venue.
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Rutland-Glouster
Rutland
Glouster
Duke Pass Play Forged by Wingback Strategy
In Durham, Duke lines a single wing behind an unbalanced line to execute a pass play. Billy Cox Jr. passes to a wingback such as Jack Friedland or Tom Powers who must outrun the safety after receivers pull defenders wide. Washington allows Detroit one hit in a 6-3 win, aided by four pitchers.
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Durham
N.C
NEA
Duke
Billy Cox
Jack Friedland
Tom Powers
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Amos B. Hoople
B.f.goodrich
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Athens
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NEA Service
William Wade Duke
Detroit
al Hance
RED Top Brewing Company
Meigs Distributing CO
Phone
Middleport, Ohio
FORD
Beasley & Mathews
W. Washington St
Robert Hollingsworth
Met
Second Ave
Gallipolis
Athena
Caest
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