Ohio State Remains Locked in Second in AP Poll
Army holds No 1 in the Associated Press college football ranking after Navy jumps to third and Randolph Field stays fourth despite a 68 to 0 rout of North Texas. Notre Dame slides to fifth after a 92 to 13 loss to Navy, with Texas Aggies mentioned in the midst of the shifting positions.
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Army meets Notre Dame in key showdown at Yanker Stadium
Army aims to replicate Navy’s Notre Dame upset at Yanker Stadium New York with a strong forward wall led by Red Blaik. Notre Dame faces a tougher schedule and seeks a reply after a crushing defeat last week. Thus a Jan 2 game with Navy looms as potential hype fuel.
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Lions Reach Peak For 1944 Season
Philadelphia November 1 Petin ate is stronger now than at any previous time this season despite the loss of Marine and Navy trainers says Hal Williams Temple back field coach Williams told Temple Coach Ray Morrison that the Lions next on the schedule for the Owls used an all fresh man eleven against Syracuse and I haven't seen a combination this year that performed so effectively State beat Syracuse 41 0 last Saturday while Temple led the Orangemen TT several weeks ago
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Judge Landis May Not Be Allowed To Vote
Only with his physician's consent was Baseball Commissioner K M Landis allowed to leave St Luke's Hospital to vote in the presidential election. Landis, hospitalized for more than a month with a severe cold and for rest, had voted previously to avoid conflicts with Veterans of Foreign Wars plans. The piece also notes other sports items including golf's winter jack pot and football and racing snippets from the era.
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800, 500 Teams Set Pace in Aero Bowling League
The 800 team led the Aero Men's Bowling League after a decisive win over the 960 team while the 200 team fell to second. In other matches, the 590 squad defeated the 260 team across all three games as Melvin Cobbett and Ed Barr posted high individual scores, and the 890 team tallied 1008, 1112, and 1103 to beat the 960 team.
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Middies Edge Notre Dame 42-13 In Navy Victory Lead
Admiral King urged Navy to a 42-13 win over Notre Dame as the Middies rose to a 10‑victory pace. The Maxwell Football Club heard Ray Swartz report the Navy’s dominance before the crowd. A women’s bowling league saw 60 lassies top the leading 500 team with Rosalind Hopkins and Arline MacQuarrie among top scorers.
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Musial Bats Best in Night Contests Despite Night Blues
Stan Musial of the St Louis Cardinals dominates night contests, claiming he would hit higher than his daylight average. He played 43 floodlight games last season, believes he could have improved his .347 average, and notes he struggled on Sundays, with Sunday averages dragging down his totals.
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Potatello Marine Devil Dogs Exceed Anyone's Expectation
In New York roundups a makeshift Potatello Marine Devil Dogs team of 20 Marine veterans and sailors overcomes early defeats to upset Great Falls Air Base, despite being undersized. Other notes mention Pete Cawthon’s warm critique of pro football, Lt Col Wallace Wade and oversea athletic planning, and a chaotic mix of wartime sports chatter with several quirky anecdotes and player mentions.
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Chapman Heads Rod and Gun Club For Coming Year
The Corry Rod and Gun Club elected officers at the annual meeting held at 6 East Washington Street. Donald Chapman was chosen president, succeeding Dorr Clark who led the club for two years. HB Reed became vice president, Lester Danner secretary treasurer, Gene Davis range officer, and Dorr Clark trustee for two years. Also noted, the AAU announced its sixth annual meeting will be in Atlantic City December 9-10, per Secretary Daniel J. Ferris.
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