Alabama Uses Fake Reverse Screen to Fullback TD
Alabama coach directs a NEA service item describing Ed Salem receiving a direct snap and faking a handoff before flipping a short pass to fullback Red Noonan for a gain. The play features a right side screen and quick blocks to set the sequence.
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Alabama
RED Crew
Tuscaloosa
Ala
NEA
Ed Salem
Salem
Bill Cadenhead
Red Noonan
Noonan
Friday Night Football Slate From The 1949 Four SEC Games
The Athens Messenger lists Friday October 14 games incl Gallipolis at Athens Jackson at Logan and more county matchups. Saturday includes Ohio U teams Western Reserve at Cleveland and a mix of non conference opponents across the region with many college and pro games scheduled.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Gallipolis
Jackson
Logan
Middleport
Wellston
Nelsonville
Pomeroy
the Plains
McArthur
Glouster
Chauncey
Pt. Pleasant
Williamson
Ohio U. Ws. Western Reserve
Cleveland
Indiana State
Butler
Miss
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Arkansas
Baylor
Texas Tech
Rice
SMU
Texas Aggies
TCU
Brigham Young
Tempe St
New Mex
Hardin-Simmons
Texas Western
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Cole, Mines
Cole
Aggies
Colorado
Oregon
Denver
Utah
Utah State
Wyoming
Cal
Cole, State
Pacific Coast Southern Cal
California
Wash
Idaho
Montana State
Idaho State
Santa Clara
Ucla
Stanford
Washington
Athens County
Ironmen
Jackson County
Joe Whisler
Ohio Stater
Pete Kuhn
Thursday Keg Records Fall In High Scoring Night
Mathews Oil dominated Brown's Pure Oil with a three game sweep and a 2776 by both Mathews and McBee’s, led by Ridenour 600 and McBride 557. Athens Lumber moved to fourth. Pepsi Cola won two of three from Banks Sport Shop as district football previews unfold.
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McBee Co
Pepsi Cola
Athens Lumber
Banks Sport Shop
Brown's Pure Oil
Don Kiss
Mathews
Brown
Pure
McBee
Oilers
Co. E. Ridenour
Neil Thomas
Ed McBride
Ridenour
Russ Thomas
McBride
Thomas
McBee Company
Chas Wahlgemuth
Lumbermen
Rollie Mandat
Howard Mills
Fred Finomore
Art Smith
Finomore
Smith
John van Dyke
Tony Reis
van Dyke
Hubert Eddy
Series Payouts From World Series Split Among Yankees Dodgers
The New York Yankees and Brooklyn Dodgers split the World Series gate of 1 129 627 88 with Yankees earning 206 159 45 for 36 full shares and Dodgers 137 439 64 for 3614 shares Each full share paid 4272 73 to Dodgers and 5665 54 to Yankees The commissioner withheld player names for shares
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Cincinnati
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
A. B. Chandler
Yankees
Yanks
Dodgers
Baseball receipts and player shares from the season
The text details distribution of series receipts among teams including the Boston Red Sox, St. Louis Cardinals, Cleveland Indians, Philadelphia Phils, Detroit Tigers and Boston Braves with specific dollar amounts and share counts. It notes $169 444 18 to the commissioner's office and $117 231 97 to league offices and clubs, plus $150 000 for radio rights going to the players pension fund, with TV rights disposition to be decided at the next Major League meeting.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Phils
Phils
Chandler
Detroit Tigers
Boston Braves
Commissioner's
National League
American League Office
Yankee
Dodger
Baseball Players’ Pension Fund
Women grow taller stronger and more attractive says expert
Physical education expert Streit notes American women are taller, heftier and more muscular with open toed shoes spreading toes wider. TheTwentieth Century Fund projects women may outnumber men by 700000 by 1960. Ad promotes John Deere equipment and Nye Chevrolet in a joint sales pitch.
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Streit
Twentieth Century Fund
U. S
John Deere
NYE Chevrolet Company
North Court St
Paige's All Stars Defeat Bearden's At Lima
Satchel Paige led an all Negro club to a 7-6 win over Gene Bearden's Lima all stars. The first game of a month long barnstorming tour ends with Paige set to meet Bearden’s team again in Dayton tonight.
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Rockets
Middeport
Jackson
Athens
Middleport
Jackets
Nelsonville-Pomeroy
Lima
Cleveland Indians
Satchel Paige
Lima Allstar
Indians
Gene Bearden
Paige
Bearden
Dayton
Ohio State Cagers Transfer to UC
Columbus Ohio State basketball coach Tippy Dye announced that reserve players Gene Melzer and Prosper Franchimont transferred to the University of Cincinnati. Bearcat coach John Wiethe said he had heard, with both players ineligible until 1950 51 season.
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Tippy Dye
Ohio State
Gene Melzer
Prosper Franchimont
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Bearcat
John Wiethe
Yale’s 48 Points Stand as Harvard Opponent High
The season notes Yale scored 48 points on November 22, 1884, marking the highest single game total by a Harvard opponent. Other sports results include Montreal beating Chicago 4 0 in ice hockey and Waynesburg defeating Alliance 25 13 in college football, with Providence topping New Haven 7 5 in the American League and St Paul winning 2 1 in the United States League.
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Yale
Harvard
Be Davis Heads Tubf Association in Monongahela
BE. BE. DAVIS named director of the Tri-State Turf Association, an organization of greens keepers and turf tenders in the Monongahela region. Cincinnati Reds sold infielder Zientara to Syracuse in the Int League. Benny, former Reds second baseman in 1946 48, was optioned to Syracuse this season.
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Tri-State Turf Association
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Zientara
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