Weekend college grid picks from earlier season slate
In mid season college football previews several top teams face weaker rivals with undefeated squads expected to win. Army, Navy, Pennsylvania, Colgate, Holy Cross, Illinois, Virginia, Villanova, Maryland, Duke, Tulsa, SMU, TCU and others are named as likely victors, with scattered notes on baseball draft talk and local boxing plans. The piece also mentions Army and Navy matchups, regional tilt previews, and a look at service personnel entering the military as baseball faces potential wartime downsizing.
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Army
Columbia
Navy
Pennsylvania
Penn State
Likehurst
Rochester
Colgate
Holy Cross
Cornell
Illinois
Pittsburgh
Virginia
Yale
Villanova
Bucknell
Maryland
West Virginia
Duke
Blue Devils
Momphis Navy
Louisiana State
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Southern Methodist
Rice
Texas A
Middle East
Cleveland
Seadawgs
Ver “Miscou
Northwestern
Great Lakes
Indiana
Towel
Uc. A
California
Hockey Stan Enlists Smith Falls
Hal Dewey formerly with the Cleveland Barons and Pittsburgh Harpers has enlisted for RCAP training. The move, disclosed today, comes as the hockey season approaches and Dewey seeks to continue his professional career.
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Stan
Smith Falls
Hal Dewey
Cleveland Barons
Pittsburgh Harpers
RCAP
Beavers Seek First Loop Win Under Lights at Loveland Field
Corry Beavers host Harhovereck in Erie County Football League action at Loveland Field under night lights hoping to secure their first win of the season after only a Waterford victory. Huskies rely on a fast backfield and wide passing game as injuries limit Beavers.
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Erie County
Corry Beavers
Harhovereck
Loveland Field
Waterford
Orange and Black Pridders
Huskies
North East
Union City
Roland Putnam
Beavers
Eoad
Palliammen
Hanks
Ley
Orange and Black
Jimmy Reynolds
Joe Dopughtie
Ark
Chuck Rainesilo
Jeff Aikird
Lawrence Park
Erie Suburbans
Kreaiks
Titusville
Bob Jackson
Ray Blynt
Pred Mitchell
Damon Piccirillo
Chuck Rainesato
Paul Gates
Harry Phillips
Billerdon Scheppner
Jack Poster
Apt Blac
Chuck Jackson
Bob Curtis
Phillies Sign Dodgers Chief Ivory Hunter
Philadelphia signs Dodgers chief scout Ted McGrew to join Freddy Pilz Simmons staff. McGrew, ex umpire, will work with ivory hunter group including Jocko Collins Bill Killefer Cy Morgen as Philadelphia rebuilds under Branth Rickey era context.
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Philadelphia
Phillies
Dodgers
Ted McGrew
Brooklyn
Larry MacPharlee
Branth Rickey
Freddy Pilzsimmons
Dodger
McGrew
Ivory Hunters
Jocko Collins
Bill Killefer
Cy Morgen
Purdue Ohio State Rivalry Highlighted In Week’s Picks
New York, Oct 15 The Purdue Ohio State game stands out as the key matchup as 2 RR eR RS IM US UR AP SCRIBE reports college football selections. Purdue appears poised to stay undefeated, while Ohio State shows improvement after a strong Lakes win and faces a test against a Boilermaker squad aiming to outpace the Buckeyes.
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Orlo Robertson
New York
Army
Colimbia
Wart Baik
Villanavi
Calgate
Temple
Penn State Navy
Nitteny Lions
Navy
College of Pacific-Del Monte
Pacii
del Monte
Len Eshmont
Parker Hall
Pauil Chirk
del Marte
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Great Lakes
Boilermakers
Purdue
Northwestern
Carolina
Duke
Blue Devils
Camp Davis
North Carolin
Traver
Tulst-Oklahoma
Sooners
Red Wade
Missouri
Tulsa
Texas Christian
Texas Aggies
Uts
Aggies
Southern Methodist Rice
South
Roundup of baseball, football, and boxing notes from New York
A cluttered sports page reports delays in major league planning, scouting shifts, and potential farm-system moves. It also notes college football matchups, upcoming games, and results, plus boxing results from Dallas and Portland with brief bout outcomes and weights.
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New York
Irs
Sevicemen
Mike Tucobs
St. Nick's
Ciaraen
Bucky Harris Named Manager of Buffalo Club
Detroit, Feb 15. Staniley Raymond Harris the veteran AL star became manager of the Buffalo Bisons in the International League for 1944. Harris, once Tiger captain, will receive the club’s largest salary and a signing bonus. He previously managed Detroit for five seasons before Mickey Cochrane replaced him. Buffalo is expected to be a proving ground for Harris as a major league prospect.
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Detroit
Staniley Ramond Haris
Tw T
Baffalo
Buffalo
Detroit Tigers
Harris
Tigers
Mickey Cochrare
Tras
Steve O'Neill
Tiger
Bifalo Lavee
AL Vincent
O'Neill
Bucky Harris
Delpth
Washington
al Buffalo
Gemens
Tigers Unive
Bisons
State Coach Looms Before Navy Game
State College reports gloomy mood as coach Bob Higgins of Penn State expresses doubt about a strong showing against Navy. The Nittany Lions, 50 players strong, prep at York on the York High field with Sparky Brown set to start for Colgate in a later game. Higgins calls Navy the better team and vows to play hard for a respectable showing.
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Gonmnanter
Marshall L. Shearer
Centre
Tate
Bo-MeNplen
Blue Field
W. Va
Corp
Birdie Waitkus
Ag+ baseningen poe
Gump Bowards
Mass
Cubs
Imey
Phiyer
Ibisent
State College
Bob Higgins
Pens State
Autom
Uip
Annapolis
Navy
Ensarate
Nittaiy Lions
York
Seston
York Hirly
Ty Perl State
Sparky” Brown
Colgate
Sparky
Higgins
Christensen Motors Keglers sweep Steen Cleaners in league play
Christensen Motors Keglers surged to victory over Steen Cleaners, sweeping all three games in the Angler League. Christensen led with game scores of 189, 184, and 192 while teammates Karl Christensen and Gus Eder posted high counts for the Cleaners with 160, 166, and 166.
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Christensens
Christensen Motors
Keglers
Anfler
Steen Cleaners
Chris Christensen
Gus Eder
Cleaners
Ika
Bears lose two players to Navy after win
Chicago Bears will lose two star players to the Navy after Saturday's game with the Philadelphia Eagles. Bill Cempinski, former Holy Cross terror and Bears fullback, and Johnny Seiga, Bears end, are bound for Navy service. WG Osmanski will join Great Lakes training and may be invited to play. Siege! will report to the Naval Training Station under Joe Muntiel, former Bear.
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Pennsylvania
New York State
Wisconsin
New York
Chautauqua Lake
Massillon
Ohio Tigers
Alliance
Chicago Bears
Bill Geyer
Colgate
Navy
Bill Osmanski
John Slegal
Mill Steinkemperfi
Associated Press
Chicago
Surday
Philadelphia
Ittsburgh Eallies
Bill Cemppiski
Holy Cross Terror
Bears
Johnny Seiga
Holly Asieutenants
WG Osmanski
Great Lakes
al- Ubeimhr
Buinbeldly iMd
Joe "Muntiel
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St. Mary's Auditorium
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Teynolds
Donaghue
Ivory Hunter
Lewisburg
John J. Sitarsky
Bucknell University
Henry N. Peters
Servlce
J. Ellwood
Woody) Ludwig
Sitarsky
Nittany Lion
Wittany Lion
Edinburgh
Scotland
Peter Robertson
Robertson
St. Andrew's
Ohio State U
Minnesota
Texas. A. & M
Dahlberg
Tom Tracy
Dahl- Live
Tommy
Billox
Bill Figures
Ime- Grew
Er Methodist
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Ilinois
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Alewives
Salem
Patel
Salem Correspondens
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College of the Paci Moore
Piuhis
Pacific
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Chuck Hirst
Model Dairy Co
Dial 35
W. Smith Bt
Corry, Bae
Ember Federal Deposit Insurance Corporal
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Ves
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Mrs. Bumstead
By Chio Young
Buffalo Club
All-America
Morgantown
W. Vin
Coainstra Rodgers
West Virginia University
All-America Fyophall
Christy Wala
Hollywood Bucs
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