Hutson On Way To Record Shattering Season
Don Hutson, famed end for the Green Bay Packers, is closing in on all time scoring and yardage marks in the NFL. He already has 82 points in six games this season and is on pace to top century totals, with remaining matchups and rivals anticipated as he nears what could be his final big year. The piece also notes Lock Haven and West Chester aiming for a key conference clash as both remain unbeaten, while college teams like Little William and Mary gain headlines with a strong start and notable results against Navy and Dartmouth.
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Don Miller
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Grapepickers Slump Over Two Weeks In Acro League
Columbus Inn 800 Department still leads key leagues as Grapepickers slump in past two weeks. Pauls Wing forfeits match while leaders drop pair to Park Lunch. Wilcox scores Dick Morton hammers out 209 average. 800 Department maintains two game lead in Acro Loop. Department wins two sixty five 0 Department scores sweep. McElroy average ages 210.
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Corry High Set For North East Clash In Final Game
Corry High sought to end the season with a 4 6 1 record as they travel to face North East. Coach Putnam plans a passing attack while relying on Dona ghue to handle most running. North East brings behemoth 220 pound fullback and a strong defense led by Shieleno in aerial defense.
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Baseball Draft Ends Thursday With Narrow Claims
Five major league teams failed to claim any players as the draft deadline neared. Chicago White Sox and Washington Senators each claimed three. several clubs took two or one. Branch Rickey’s Dodgers politics linger amid speculation about 1943 management and potential changes.
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Amajors
Boston Braves
Detroit
Jeal Gers
New York Giants
St. Louis Sardinary
New York Yankees
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Washington Senators
Branch Rickey
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Crazy Legs Hirsch Too Fast For Shadow In Wisconsin Football
Madison report highlights Eloy Hirsch, nickname Crazy Legs, as a swift Wisconsin sophomore halfback. He rushed for multiple touchdowns including a 63 yarder against Great Lakes, totaling 1088 yards on 89 attempts, boosting team to near undefeated status with 7 7 tie versus Notre Dame and fast-paced elusiveness described by coach Harry Stueber.
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Whitey Kurowski Campaigning in Connecticut
Whitey Kurowski, famed World Series hero, campaigns for reelection in Connecticut. He stumped in New Britain, Bristol, and Meriden, delivering campaign speeches after a late home run helped his team clinch the title in New York.
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Georgia Bulldogs Top AP Poll Pushes Wisconsin To Second
Georgia not only beat Alabama but also surged to 84.5 first place votes in the AP poll, overtaking Ohio State to move to first. Wisconsin jumped from sixth to second as Georgia Tech rose to third, Notre Dame held fourth, and Boston College climbed from seventh to fifth after a 47–0 win over Georgetown. Alabama dropped to third, Minnesota rose to seventh, and Army fell to nineteenth in a volatile top ten reflected by California and UCLA rounding out the list.
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Ohio State
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Alabama
Pennsylvania
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Baik Beylers Forfeit Win In McCuldraw Ten Titie Event
Citizens Bank forfeit win noted with unclear results and disputed team standings. Bears posted a win as Mikers lagged behind, with figures and names garbled in the OCR.
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Love of food turns LSU back 10 football
Alvin Davy, described with garbled prose, notes a chaotic scene as LSU faces Fordham in a football game. The article mocks player meals and appetites, with distorted names and unclear events, mentioning a heated exchange and casual dinner observations that reflect a rough game-day atmosphere.
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Fights Last Month Newark Standings and Rankings
The text lists college football standings and voting order with multiple teams and scores. It references Georgia, Notre Dame, Boston College, Ohio State, Alabama, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Texas, Baylor, Army, and others, noting various points and positions in a confusing tabulation from New York sources.
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Football formation talk and sport notes from New York
Roundup of scattered sports chatter from a New York desk. Featured are remarks on football formations, coaching opinions, and the influence of Rickey on baseball promotion, plus brief notes on college and amateur boxing, hockey, and prep football figures with local names and places.
Windber Eleven Dominates Opponents in Resurgent Season
Windber’s eleven, led by strong line play and versatile backfield, defeats Johnstown and Altoona to extend its winning streak. Quarterback Rimur Layden and fullback Poyisky spearhead a balanced attack with standout end Pele Baplin and linemen contributing on both sides.
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Windber
Jerry Weinstan
Bucks
Gales
Daqursan
Omdey Rimur Layden
Catd Botiny
Ray Tomuata
Pele Baplin
Raisblers
Maerne
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Ereak
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Poyisky
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Wall Oomivaky
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