Army Navy Clash Looms as Soggy Philly Field Weathers Test
Army and Navy face off in Philadelphia at Municipal Stadium with damp turf and 1:30 p.m. kickoff. Areld Tucker risks flu to start for Army, Rod Chabot replaces McWilliams at right half, Navy reports recoveries of key players as Glenn Davis and Doc Blanchard seek solid footing amid rain, wind, and uncertainty. President Truman to attend with 102,000 expected fans.
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Oscar Hagberg
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Jim Carrington
Glenn Davis
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Navy Army Grid Tilt Seen With Explosive Attack
Navy and Army face a battle with a gifted array of backs and linemen. Army’s Blanchard and Davis loom as top threats while Navy counters with Coulter, Green and Nemetz. Hagberg’s pregame jabs raise psychological intrigue ahead of kickoff.
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Theft Charged in Olcott Larceny Case
Waller Starles, address 506 Fry Street, arrested by city police and charged with larceny of eighty dollars from Earl R. Mooney of Olcott. He is to be arraigned in municipal court on December 7.
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Snead Gains Tie For Second Spot At Orlando Open
Herman Keiser of Akron shot 85 53 to 138 after two rounds at Dubsdread. Sam Snead of Hot Springs and Ky Laffoon of Chicago both posted 137 to share second, while Les Kennedy from Pawtucket and Ben Hagan of Hershey tied for third with 138 and 139 respectively.
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Chicago
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Raese to Speak at WVU Basketball Clinic
Richard A Dyke Raese Mountaineer coach on Irave and Navy discharge will be a principal speaker at the West Virginia University basketball clinic on December B. Dean Thompson says Raese and Coach Lee Patton will discuss officiating from the coaches’ viewpoint. The event aims to draw more than last year’s 600. Wilfred Hetzel from Washington DC will perform tricks and East Fairmont-Pl Marion, Pa teams will play a demonstration game. Officials from the National Federation of State High School Athletic Assoc will show officiating, with state coaches and officials discussing new rules in a panel.
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Washington, D. C
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Pl. Marion
National Federation of State High School Athletic Assoc
Congresswide ticket woes and Eisenhower praise emerge in Bee clipping
A fragmented excerpt notes irritation among congressmen over Army Navy football ticket allocations to brass and scalpers with tickets priced high. Deadline pressures surface as senators face closed access. The text credits House Leader McCormack with securing a Boston ovation for Eisenhower, highlighting political theater and commerce ties.
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Daughter Is Born To Mickey McDade at St Francis
A daughter was born Wednesday night at St Francis hospital to Mr and Mrs Charles FL Mickey McDade in Charleston. The child weighs six pounds nine ounces and is their third. McDade is the athletic coach at Charleston Catholic High.
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Tie Brighter Side Ethel in a Hard Times Exchange
Dialogue portrays a struggling business owner confronting shutdown and debt. Ethel comments on limitations of hiring and access to resources. A cautious older voice urges resilience, while a younger respondent asserts a personal safeguard against despair.
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Colony Boy and Stymie Triumph in Pimlico Co Features
Colony Boy drives to win the Walden Stakes at Pimlico over Mighty Story as Stymie dominates the Pimlico Cup, with Stymie boosting his 1945 earnings to 225375. Marine Story led the Walden field at 13,845 in cold wind, while Sigmie carried top weight to win by six lengths in the Pimlico Cup.
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Trymow
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Tribute collection fuels rising prices and public anger
A garbled notice notes tribute demands from residents and truckers, funded by higher prices on the public. It mentions Mr Trumin as a beneficiary with spade work done by winon eers, who have frightened and angered the U S public, and cites building permit details and repairs in New Jersey and New York addresses.
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West Virginia sports board eyes full time secretary
The West Virginia High School Athletic Association will report on December 8 to the State Board of Appeals in Parkersburg about hiring a permanent secretary. George Speicher says the post is desperately needed to keep operations efficient as the association grows, easing workload on longtime secretary I. E. Ewing of Wheeling. The move aims to streamline duties and possibly create a system to crown a football champion each season.
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So. Charleston High School
Gazette
Four State Gridders Get VPI Monograms
BLACKSBURG VA Four West Virginia football players and a manager will receive VPI varsity monograms for the 1945 grid season. W L Monks Younger, athletics director, announced. The lettermen include John Hamilton Huntington Robert A Hess Charleston Gerald Staley Novsu Way and Robert J Wellman Wayn one ser John Robert Kautz of 2 ston also Was presented a monogram. After the summer of 1949 it Was said that the trails across the western deserts were easily followed marked by discarded dry bonus of animals newly marked graves mie other signs of the gold rush rails.
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Grid Campaign Winds Up Today Shows Nationwide Football Slat
The final college football weekend features Harvard Yale and UCLA USC battles with bowls looming. Alabama closes against Mississippi State as Notre Dame faces Great Lakes, while Georgia Tech meets Georgia and Texas Christian hosts SMU in key regional showdowns. Oregon vs Oregon State and St Marys vs Navy California also draw interest as season ends.
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Patton Debuts at WVU in Freshmen Starter Gamble
West Virginia University coach Les Patton opens his first collegiate season with a young team at the Field House tonight facing Glenville State College. He will likely start holdovers Leland Byrd Dave Wilson and Bobby Carroll with freshmen Clyde Green and Tom Lavette as possible partners. Glenville, coached by Bill Whetsell, already beat Norman town Independents in a warmup.
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