Duck Hunters Report Blue Goose Incident At Clear Lake
A group of about 20 duck hunters on Clear Lake heard a blue goose cry out after a shot. A hunter released the bird after unsure if legal, others collected and released it, and two youths later took the bird to Kroski who claimed no responsibility. The goose eventually ended up with the boys, amid claims and counterclaims over legality. The item then shifts to college football, predicting a tense slate with Rice, Alabama Tennessee, and Michigan Wisconsin in contention for conference titles and Cotton Bowl bids.
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Spartansburg
William Broski
State Fish Commission
Adm
Clear Lake
Kroski
Southern Methodist-Rice
Houston
Gridirons Titans
Southwest
Rice Owls
Mustangs
Eull Yous
Michigan Wolverines
Tostwo
Wisconsin
Michigan
Badgers
Bowl Aire Bowlers Hit 200 Club as Williams Leads
Williams blasted a 234 in the Bowl-Aire feature, with peers Clark Lord 221 Pete Russell 215 Phil Sample 214 Richard Hurlbut 213 and others reaching 204 to join the 200 Club. In other cities Sugar Ray Robinson and Hacky Grazianno posted notable scores while boxing results list Bell Rooney and Mead in regional cards.
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Chuck Williams
Hin Keplers
Clark Lord
Pete Russell
Phil Sample
Richard Hurlbut
Bill Dyckes
Eland Harvey
Gerald Staples
Anc
Army Holds Top Rank In AP Football Poll
Army clung to No. 1 as college football’s leaders showed little change amid Michigan’s loss. Notre Dame tumbled from top ten for first time in years. Miami rose to 14th as Oklahoma passed SMU for second. Maryland, Washington, Clemson, Cornell, and Wake Forest also earned first place votes.
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Associated Press
New York
Amy
Notre Dame
Michigan
West Pointers
Eren
Bisik
Black Knights
Fighting Irish
Purdue
Tulane
Sinc
Trish
Army
Oklahoma
Southern Methodist
Texas
Sooners
Mustangs
Oklahoma A and M
Kentucky
California
Stanford
Maryland
S—Ono Senta
Washington
Ney
Miami University of Florida
Miami
Ington
Clemson
Cornell
Wake Forest
Charles Signs To Defend Title In 18 Round Bout
New York October 17 Charles signs to defend his heavyweight title against Nic Barone in an 18 round bout set for November 28 in Cincinnati. Barone, a Syracuse native, will receive 17 1/4 percent and the champion's share of the purse. Charles won the NBA title in June 1940 by defeating Jersey Joe Walcott and earned national recognition after defeating Joe Louis.
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Charles
Associated Press
New York
Bazard
Nic Barone
Cincinnati
Jake Mints
Joe Walenti
Joe Louis
Barone
Syracuse
Bowling Last Night Shapes Standings in A League Action
In last evening’s Men's A League at 1 Bowl-Aire Rossbacher's Tniwanee Service widened their lead by four points over Al's Clothes Shop, while Gabbet's Real Estate swept into the runnerup spot by defeating the European Hotel. Standings show Rosshneller's Insurance atop. Al's Clothes Shop and Blue Bennett tied for third.
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Rossbacher
Tniwanee Service ‘Reglers
Blue Bennett
Gabbett’s Real Estate
Rosshnelier's Insurance
Gubbett's
Al's
Clothes Shop
Blue Bonnett
European Hotel
Vetsé
Cy ‘Tunnell
Borstorff and Fitch
Rassbach
ING
Cobbett
Tunnelt
Bovsteril & Fitch
Blue Bonnet
Walcott manager seeks title bout with Louis return
Camden, Oct 11 Joe Walcott's manager Felix Bucchicchio condemns renewed plans for a Louis comeback to face heavyweight champion Evrard Charles. He argues Louis must beat other contenders first after his setback to Charles in Madison Square Garden last September 27. Walcott, who lost to Louis twice, would be ready and willing for a rematch if Charles is the opponent.
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Assac
Camden
W. J
Jersey
Joe Walcott
Joe Louis
Felix Bucchicchio
Louis
Evrard Charles
Charles
Madion Square Garden
Bocchicchio
Walcott
Flow of Talent From Minors 10 Majors Is Over
New York reports the flow of minor league players to the majors will end by December 4-5 after minor league meetings start November 7. Three teams the Yankees Dodgers and Indians made major deals with affiliates. Yankees recalled eight players including Radcliffe Carr Mole Courtney Snyder and Schult adding Court ney Berberet Brideweser and Snyder as bonus players. Dodgers acquired Sharman Thompson Williams and Moore with Sharman a former USC star who trained at Emita. Thompson and Williams are noted as part of the major moves.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cleveland Tndians
Yanks
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Hugh Radcliffe
Dick Carr
Fenton Mole
Clint Courtney
Lou Berberet
Jim Brideweser
Jerry Snyder
Jonntietier
Art Schult
Radcliffe
Garr
Berberet
Brideweser
Schult
Bing
Bing~ Rman
Mole
Port~land
Kanas City
Snyder
Kansas City
Courtney
Beaumonte
Texas Teague
Brideweset
Redcliffe
Dodgers
Out
Bill Sharman
Don Thompson
Dick Williams
Ray Moore
Sharman
University of Southern
California
Emita
Onus Baby
Thompson
President's Cup Bowl Set At Maryland Stadium
Washington reports a post season football game to be held December 9 at Byrd Stadium College Park Maryland named the Presidents Cup with top college teams to be selected by sportswriters. Proceeds go to the American Legion welfare fund.
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Ny Assocuteneres
Washington
University of Maryland
College Park
District of Columbia American Legion
Truman
Harry S. Vauguon
Charles R. Guiity
Conainder
National Cathedral Legion
Eal
Byrd Stadium
Alte of the Fame
Garity
Amera Legion Welfare
Fights Last Night In Chicago Report
Billy Greveh aged 14 of Chicago fought Carmen Tago Piteeh aged 184 of CingliauLl in a pulpy bout last night. Police reported the event as a street clash with minor injuries and no arrests.
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Chicago
Billy Greveh
Carmen Tagopiteeh
CingliauLl
Junior High And Carry Defeated In Bad Monday For Local Football
Warren Ninth Grave routed Junior High Eleven 41 to 0 while Meadville Carry were held to a meager 14 to 8 by Corry. The Meadville-Corry clash remained defensive as both sides logged field position and multiple near misses, with Meadville capitalizing on two scoring chances and a late safety.
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Warren
Meadville
Wattie
Corry High
Crewe Janine Behren Wen
Tridica
Cramer
Mahoney
Cory — Staples
Ender Schultz
Kilnaing
Halast
Brysiellson
Guarda
Page
Renter
Lanphere
Quart Douglas
Lloyd
Wood
Tyy Bamone
Jeavers
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Oil City
Detroit ‘Tigers
Thomasville
Jamestown Falcons
John Moss
Bill Hammond
Vets Club
D. L. Baldensperger
Chautauqua Lake
Eddie Dye
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Joe Geri
Steelers
Boston
Sugar Ray Robin
Joe Rindone
G. Milwaukee
Hacky Graziano
Pete Mead
Arie
New Haven
Corm
Bobby Bell
Youngstown
Jimmy Rooney
Bridgeport
Conn
SMU
Bowers
Emblem Oil Co
Bpsd Rug Uitaa
Hone
American Legion
Jim
Keystone
Clymer
Esso
Jim's Keystone
Clymer Bank
Essa
Clymer Drug
Art's Barber Shop
Il Gurare
Jin’s Keystone
Clymer Bag
GLF
Hammond Levator
Clreb
Met
VFW
Tagm Electric
Hickle Eléctric
Stahl
Dewelers
Vel
Suindines Wot
Hickle Electric
Hammond Elevator
Christensen Motors
Dayls Insurance
Aga
Rezzelle
Hammond
Tagm Electro
Christensen
Davis Insurance
Tal
Renselle
Presa
Londie
Yankees
U. OF Maryland
St. Louis Cardinal
Boston Red Sox
Boston Brave
Montreal
Williams
Moore
Fort Worth
Indians
Gries ‘Minosb
San Diego
Pacific Coast
Affli
Ate Minoso
Owifield
Ted Fanl
Powell Motor Co
N. Center St
Corry, Pa
Mary Lincoln
Lindsley
First Ave
BY Chick Young
Little Dragons
Trislea
Mocketi
Ts Sceauil
Manonly
Lwice
Tridien
Culver
Walker
Fleey Negra
Suier
Ross
Bulldogs
Meadyille
DeGrange
Gripe
Marchbaker
Athert
Furno
Gray
O'Emelson
Grassy
Yetman
Mallon
Meghan
Starns
Bean
Gage
Bish
Calver
Leary
Ton
Elehynski
McLean
Gates
Treland
Goodwill
Lanphure
Willisins
Lawson
Fannan
Atch
Sorenson
Burkhart
Halfast
Guig
Yon
Spath
Reynolds
Masem
Kordit
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