Big Week Ahead for Football As Notre Dame Tops Week
Nation's No 1 Notre Dame leads a crowded week of college football with key games including Iowa over Penn State and Dartmouth facing Princeton. Michigan favors over Ohio State, Purdue upset risk, and bowl-season rules shift as Navy allows players in bowl games.
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Transfers And Injuries Weaken Iowa Seahawks
Transitions and injuries undermine the Iowa Seahawks with key players transferred and Mumick hurt. The column reviews college football matchups across the nation, noting Notre Dame, Ohio State, Michigan, Purdue, and other programs, plus early season results and upcoming meet dates. The piece highlights notable players like Steve Van Buren, Eddie Prokop, and Kane as records loom in NFL and college play.
Lightweight title chaos noted in boxing round up
Beater Barry Markson questions the 125-pound class name as welterweight chaos dominates the New York boxing notes. Bob Montgomery, Beau Jack to clash for the New York Pennsylvania title. Angott appears as a top contender against Bobby Ruffin. Also reports on Shigger White, Wiedura Won, and other sports notes from baseball to football.
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Automatics Slip in Raymond Bowling League Action
In Raymond Bowling League play the Office team swept three from Inspection to pull within one game of first place. Automatics split with Small Order while Flat Department boosted to fourth by beating Machine. Dick Buon sfner posted 200s to lead the Office, with top scores for the losers including Pete Dubrosky 170, 135, 161 and Fred Taylor 193, 183, 158.
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Tech to Field Small But Aggressive Cage Team
Carnegie Tech coach Max Hannum expects a compact, aggressive squad for the winter season. He notes the team will be small yet ambitious, with success depending on opposition strength and the development of several green players into varsity material. Hannum begins his 12th year as coach after losing all regulars from last year’s six win, 11 loss squad to graduation and the armed forces.
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Commission Seeks Chestnut Substitute for Wildlife Diet
The Pennsylvania State Game Commission, after more than 25 years, is seeking a food substitute for the chestnut once widely eaten by deer, squirrels, turkeys, and ruffed grouse. Commission head Ross L Leffler and Director Seth Gordon note the chestnut’s loss to blight and urge continued growth of walnuts and hickory nuts to support wildlife.
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Bobcat Montgomery Set as Favorite in 15 Round Title Bout
New York Nov 19 Bobcat Bob Montgomery carries his world lightweight title bid into Madison Square Garden facing Beau Jack the former champion. Odds 1 to 4 favor Montgomery who recently defeated Jack and seeks to keep the crown in a 15 round clash amid cautious chatter from boxing insiders.
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Yankees seek outfielder and catcher for 1940 club
New York Yankees manager Jon McCarthy plans spring trials for four rookies and looks to add an outfielder and catcher. Atlantic City workouts and development camps are noted as part of preparation for the 19% world champions.
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Billy Miller Wins Narrow Victory in Erie's Boxing Card
Billy Miller of Pittsburgh claimed a 9-0 decision sweep over Angelo Cailure of Hamilton in a 10 round bout before 1 000 spectators. Other results featured Jackie Armitage of New Kensington defeating Lee Hogan of Toronto in six rounds and Jimmy Dean drawing with Woody Sweeney in Pittsburgh. Blair Malone beat Sparky Adams in the second round of an eight round scheduled bout. Mike Graying of Toronto defeated Eddie Hines of Pittsburgh in four rounds.
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Chicago to host playoff game for gridiron season
News item notes Chicago selected to stage a December playoff game between division leaders including Washington Redskins, Green Bay Packers, Pittsburgh Steelers, and New York Giants. Commissioner Elmer Layden involved, meeting Monday to arrange details for the contest.
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Shamrocks Open Season vs Townville Five
St Edwards high school basketball opens 1943-44 with Shamrocks visiting Townville for season opener. Coach Eek Bong aims to offset height with speed and smart plays built around Jansen Hyota and Berthy plusJansen Jogant Wasik Feeney Dyckes Sarnicki Han OBrien Little. Townville prep players Durlee Drei Teoppner Carpenter Bustig Bain appear ready to challenge.
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