Ohio Miami Gridiron Clash Set For Aerial Show
Bill Heinz may return to the lineup as Ohio University and Miami of Oxford prepare for a pass heavy game. Bobcats seek to bolster ground gains behind Fekete with Heinz in reserve while Venditti starts if needed. The Redskin scouting notes highlight Bobcat pass defense as a weakness and anticipate a shift from typical running to airing it out.
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Ohio University
Miami
Oxford
Don Peden
Redskins
Peden
Ohio
Redskin
Bobcats
Cincinnati
Wesleyan
Russell
John Fekete
Bill Heinz
Fekete
Heinz
Lou Venditti
Georgia Missouri Best Ground Gainers in College Football
Georgia and Missouri pace college football offense with high rushing and passing totals. Missouri led by Bob Steuber averages 434 yards per game, Georgia led by Frankie Sinkwich sits at 431, Tulsa strong on defense and Ohio State also prominent in totals as Missouri and Georgia top the nation in yardage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Missouri
Georgia
Bob Steuber
Frankie Sinkwich
Youngstown
American Football Statistical Bureau
Cornell
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
Tulsa
Ohio State
Columbia
Maryland
Little Tulsa
Golden
Hurricanes
Texas
Vanderbilt
Boston College
Masker Admits Lapse in Not Penalizing Gophers
The article reports referee James Masker admitted a lapse for not calling a five yard penalty on Minnesota for excessive timeouts in the final seconds of the first half during the Minnesota versus Michigan game, with commissioner John L. Griffith stating games are not replayed for penalties after a game ends. It notes Michigan's 10-year win drought at Minnesota and outlines Northwestern vs Minnesota and other midwest football camp notes, including player shifts and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James Masker
John L. Griffith
Minnesota
Michigan
Gophers
Masker
Griffith
Bill Garnaas
Fullerton's Roundup: Football Picks and Army Quips
The column updates football predictions with matchups Duquesne vs St Vincent Colgate vs Holy Cross Oklahoma vs Iowa State and Pennsylvania vs Army. It notes Al Hanover of Colgate and Army connections, mentions Pvt Al Buck at Fort Dix writing for the camp paper, and recalls Navy star Buzz Berries with six lap planes from Yorktown and Lexington service years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duquesne
St. Vincent
Goode
Colgate
Holy Cross
al Hanover
Red Raiders
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Southwest
Sooners
Pennsylvania
Army
Penn
al Buck
New York Post
Fort Dix
N. J
The
Post
Buzz Berries
Navy
Yorktown
Lexington
Rutland Social And Personal Highlights
Rutland residents share visits and illnesses including Mrs. Harold Rice at Fort Bragg and Mrs. Clarence Price ill at home. Extended travels cover the Bartons in Columbus, the Spires in Rutland weekend hosting, and relatives from Zanesville and Toledo. Funeral services were held for Bertha Price Owens at Finsterwald. Oak Hill meeting and a Rutland Halloween carnival are noted.
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Harold Rice
Fort Bragg
N. C
Alice Ford
Salena
Kas
P. E. Plummer
J. B. Conrad
Scott Canady
Carol Pickens
Mary Tillis
Roy Tillis
Clarence Price
Forest McCann
Nitro
Finsterwald
Bertha Price Owens
Miles Cemetery
Emory Ralph
Claude Clark
Athens
William Singer
Toledo
C. R
Mestha Huston
Cleveland
Myrta Musser
Kenneth Hoggy
Zanesville
C. A. Swick
W.S.C.S
Oak Hill
Rutland High School
Harold Davis
William Folan
DeLeon
Texas
NBA Names Conn Pastor Top Contenders for Louis Crown
The National Boxing Association lists Billy Conn and Bob Pastor as the logical contenders for Joe Louis's heavyweight title with plans to create an honorary class for service members. Abe J. Greene says rankings freeze titles held by men in the armed forces to prevent injustice and self styled champions.
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Bob Pastor
Billy Conn
Joe Louis
NBA
Washington
Serge
National Boxing Association
Armed Services
Abe J. Greene
Ean
Greene
Conn
Louis Conn
War Stimson
Pastor
Jimmy Bivins
Cleveland
Bob
Bivins
Melio Bettina
Lee Savold
Tami Mauriello
Manuel Ortiz
Lou Salica
Henry Armstrong
Freddie Cochrane
Ray Robinson
Fritzie Zivic
Armstrong
Zivic
San Francisco
Campagin
Louis
Army
New York
Bettina
Savold
Des Moines
Mauriello
Roscoe Toles
Michigan
Pat Valentino
Coast Guard
Turkey Thompson
California
Buddy Baer
Tony Musto
Illinois
Connie Nordon
Harry Bobo
Pennsylvania
Buddy Scott
Texas
Gus Lesnevich
Ezzard Charles
Ohio
Billy Loose
Navy
Tommy ‘Tucker
Freddie Mills
England
Ken Overlin
Anton Christoforidis
Greece
Tony Zale
George Abrams
Tony Martin
Nate Bolden
Ernie Vich
Coley Welch
Freddie
New Jersey
Willie Joyce
Lenny Mancini
Max Shapiro
Bob Montgomery
Pittsburgh
Jackie Wilson
Chalky Wright
Willie Pep
Connecticut
Charles Constantino
Mike Raffta
Sal Bartola
Massachusetts
Pedro Hernandez
Puerto Rico
Jackie Callura
Canada
Ortiz
Kai Kong Young
Hawaii
Salica
Carlos Chavez
Rush Dalma
Philippines
Bennie Goldberg
Jimmy Brady
Little Dade
Jackie Patterson
Peter Kane
Sammy Reynolds
Joe Curran
Bonsor
Believe Rickey Set as New Dodgers Chief
Branch Rickey returned to New York amid secrecy and strong indications he will sign as the Brooklyn Dodgers president. Talks, begun after Larry MacPhail’s resignation for Army service, point to a definite decision within a week.
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New York
Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Dodgers
Larry MacPhail
Army
Brooklyn
Alfred Social Notes and Local Appointments
Rev Taylor filled his appointment and pledged to the Million Dollar Pension Fund for all M E ministers. Alfred Grange hosts a Halloween party Friday Oct 30 with admission in the form of old keys. E A Stout and C Gephart of Columbus visited. Rex O Brien of Flora and the Swartz family noted. Stringer Cubs player Lou Stringer enlists in the Army Air Forces. to be sworn in next Saturday for air base technical training.
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Alfred
Rev. Taylor
Pension Fund
M. E
Alfred Grange
Old Keys
E. A. Stout
Charles Gephart
Columbus
Harry Guthriel
Robert Swartz
Dana Swartz
Rex O’brien
Flora
Stringer
LOS Angeles
Lou Stringer
Chicago Cubs
Army Air Forces
Duckpin League results and managerial move noted
In Oakland Bob Smith 180 defeated Martin Goldberg 188 while Stan ley Hasrato 166 and Billy Smith 163 tied for a draw. In Cincinnati Ray Blades resigns as Reds coach seeking minor league manager job after previously leading the Cardinals. In Wichita Walter Scott Jr., 19, dies from a fractured skull after a sandlot football collision with a tree.
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Oakland
Calif
Bob Smith
New York
Martin Goldberg
Stanley Hasrato
Yonkers
N. Y
Billy Smith
Drew
Cincinnati
Ray Blades
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Wichita
Kas
Walter Scott, Jr
Scott
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Fullerton
Hugh Fullerton, JR
William McG. Keefe
New Orleans Times-Picayune
O. C. Carmichael
Mississippi State
Rutland
Ronald Barton
Son
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Friedrich
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Romine
Byard
Westfall
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Harmon
Leonard
Hornowen
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Duffee Aneeene
Rvin
Brooks
Blackwood
Kimesee
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Coleman
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