Wolverines Regain First in AP Football Poll
Michigan moves to No. 1 in the Associated Press ranking, ahead of Notre Dame and Army, after a weekend reshuffle that saw Clemson and Georgia Tech drop from the top ten. California and Penn State also move into the upper tier as Oklahoma and Clemson enter the circle. Notre Dame led in first place votes but Michigan topped the points tally.
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Maryland
Rice
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Canisius
Alabama
Baylor
Winston Salem
VMI Scrimmages Against Citadel Bulldogs
VMI in Lexington Virginia held scrimmages on defense against The Citadel Bulldogs. Reydets led effort with strong showings in two sets of drills on Tuesday.
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Lexington
Keiser Captures Pro Golf Stakes in Glenshfal Lah
Herman Keiser of Akron Ohio won the Pro Sweepstakes at the Glenshfal Lah Pro Am Tournament with a 132 over 36 holes three strokes ahead of Lew Worsham and Harold Oatman. Keiser earned 545 plus 380 pro-am cut, totaling 925. Chandler Harper led round one but finished behind.
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Herman Keiser
Akron
Ohio
Keiser
Lew Worsham
Pittsburgh
Harold Oatman
Norfolk
Chandler Harper
Ben Seay
Trade Winds Blow Big Leagues Draft Opens
In Cincinnati on November 9, 16 major league clubs gather to draft over 5,000 eligible players at prices from 2000 to 10000 dollars. The Hall of Mirrors hosts the event supervised by A B Chandler with 11 a.m. start and noon wrap. Rumors link Pirates to Stan Rojek Peewee Reese swap and Kirby Higbe trade chatter.
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A.B
Happy) Chandler
Boss’ Office
Hall of Mirrors
Netherland Plaza Hotel
Pittsburgh Pirates
Stan Rojek
Brooklyn
Peewee Reese
Pirates
Kirby Higbe
Dartmouth '11' To Play Same Eight Opponents
Dartmouth announces its 1949 football schedule keeps the same eight major opponents as the current season. The only changes are locations for the Columbia and Cornell games.
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Hanover
N. H
William F. McCarter
Columbia
Cornell
Spider Bruce Price Shifts Through Scrimmage Drills
Richmonds Bruce Price the shifty tailback from Hopewell did fancy running Tuesday as the Spiders held heavy scrimmage with the freshmen squad. The Spiders prepare to host VPI Saturday in a Southern Conference game.
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Bruce Price
University of Richmond
Hopwell
Spiders
VPI
Transfer of Coach Brings Student Strike
A student strike at Jefferson High School in Rochester halted classes as 1,025 pupils protested the transfer of Charles O'Brien, the football and baseball coach, to an elementary post. O'Brien had coached John Antonelli, the Boston Braves' $55,000 bonus pitcher.
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N. Y
Jefferson High School
Charles O'Brien
John Antonelli
Boston Braves
O’brien
Jefferson
Army Duo Gaining On All Time Ball Carrying Mark
With two games left Gil Stephenson and Bobby Stuart of Army near the single season ball carrying record set by Felix Blanchard and Glenn Davis. Stuart 772 yards Stephenson 761 yards lead a strong Army rushing group as Stan Heath tops the nation in total offense with 1 754 yards.
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Gil Stephenson
Bobby Stuart
Army
West Point
Felix
Doc) Blanchard
Glenn Davis
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Stuart
Stephenson
Stanford
S-Twins
Davis
Blanchard
Penn
Fred Wendt
Texas Mines
Jay van Noy
Utah State
John Panelli
Notre Dame
Stan Heath
Nevad
Charlie Justice
N. Carolina
Lindy Berry
TCU
Andy Davis
G. Washington
Jim Finks
Tulsa
Pred Wendt
Jim Walthall
W. Virginia
John Rauch
Georgia
Everett Faunce
Minnesota
Bobby Thompson
Fred
Jim Pinks
VMI
Norm van Brocklin
Oregon
John Rausch
Jimmy Southard
Pegyngtee
Ray Na
Six Centex Teams Remain Undefeated In Central Texas Football
Six Centex teams stay unbeaten with Cameron and Rosebud looming as title contenders in District 21A. Navasota, New Braunfels, Halletsville and Granger also lead the standings while San Saba rides a hot stretch behind 118 points from Charles McDowell as district play heats up Thursday.
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Navasota
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Ule
Yeomen
Black Panthers
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Mexia
Howard Beale
Central Texas
Rosebud
Robert Davis
Charles McDowell
San Saba
Armadillos
Brady
Lampasas
Marble Falls
Sanieren
Thursdy
Taylor
Killeen
New Braunfels
Centex
Centex Grid Season Preview Highlights District titles and stats
Leander leads Centex with a 6 0 win over Lometa to claim the 36B crown while Navasota and New Braunfels vie for district titles on November 19. Granger eyes District 35B with a 22 game streak but rests this week. Round Rock could force a tie if it upsets Thorndale. McDaniel tops scoring after Bindsell injury, while Lexington remains scoreless and Bellville shines on placement. Central Texas leaders dominate offensive totals. Flatonia records the weakest defense.
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Jerome Bindsell
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Jer
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Navasota
LaGrange
Elgin
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Caldwell
Bellville
Pet
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Penn Prepares For Army Tilt
University of Pennsylvania football coach George Munger and staff trained for the Army game at Franklin Field. Rae Crowther worked linemen on 6-2-2-1 and 5-3-2-1 schemes while Paul Riblett refined wingmen to counter Army outside running.
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Rockets Borrow Walsh From Stratford Indians
The Philadelphia Rockets of the American Hockey League announced they borrowed promising defenseman Billy Walsh from the Stratford Indians on Tuesday.
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O Aggies Ease Up On Football Drills
STILLWATER Oklahoma November 9 The Oklahoma Aggies eased up on practice for the second straight day with no game this week Coach Jim Lookabaugh plans reduced drills ahead of the November 20 Kansas State game here and the November 27 matchup with the University of Oklahoma
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Okla
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University of Oklahoma
Nation's Top Quintet May Be Sooner As
Ed Hickey of Oklahoma A M predicts his program will be the nation’s No. 1 basketball team this season. Speaking to a Rotary Club in Pinckneyville Illinois on Monday night he said he has five lettermen back from last year’s title club but doubts they can match that squad.
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Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Pincikneyville
Ill
Ed Hickey
Oklahoma A& M
Hickey
St. Louis University
Billikens
Madison Square Garden
Newark Eagles to Disband in Negro National League
Newark New Jersey November 9 1947 The Newark Eagles longtime Negro National base ball league team announces disbanding by co owners Mr and Mrs Abraham Manley The roster included Larry Doby of Paterson who later joined the Cleveland Indians for a 15000 sale in 1947 error free confirmation of the sale amount references.
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N. J
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Abraham Manley
Manley
Larry Doby
Paterson
Cleveland Indians
Doby
Cleveland
Washington and Lee Scrimmage Prepares for Davidson Clash
Washington and Lee held a late scrimmage on Tuesday as it readies for Saturday's Southern Conference game against Davidson. The Generals worked into darkness in Lexington, Virginia, in their first rough session of the week.
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Lexington
Washington and Lee
Generals
Davidson
Colorado Backs Backfield Ready for Missouri Clash
Colorado's varsity backfield will be intact for the first time since mid October as the Buffs prepare to meet Missouri in Columbia. Coach Dallas Ward said Malcolm Miller would be ready for full speed. Don Hagin, injured with Miller, saw action last Saturday against Utah State. Quarterback John Strobel and left half Harry Narcisian also start, with Narcisian focusing on passing to ends Harry Robertson and Bill Case.
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Colorado
Buffs
Missouri
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Dallas Ward
Malcolm Miller
Don Hagin
Miller
Iowa State
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John Strobel
Harry Narcisian
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Bill Case
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