Football rule changes loom as defense gains favor
Great. Clare Shaughnessy notes the possibility that the NFL style rule makers may lengthen the first down distance from 10 to 12 or even 45 yards, shifting focus toward defense after a decade of offense. Bill Hulse discusses beating Gunder Haese, while Sid Luckman and Muskie Sinkwich prepare for Lions Bears clash in Chicago. Rembliing the Phillies plan a dividend, and Southern California battles Washington University for the Rose Bowl bid as naval trainees pose travel constraints. Al Barlick, NL umpire, passes draft exam at 27.
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Tropical Park
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Bears Fall 10 Locals 21 0 in Fast Contest
In perfect weather at Loveland Field Cory High's Beavers defeated Corry's Union City Beals 21 to 0. The Beavers clinched the win with a late offensive surge including Plecirillo and Black on multiple long runs and a 1 yard touchdown pass from Foster to Jackson.
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Corry
Loveland Field
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Union City
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Ainsworth
Shade
Michael
Commie Ainsworth
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Fosterhraw
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Louie Beaver
Plecirillo
Anass
Art Black
Pichrrilla
Los Angeles bids for NFL showcase in Rose Bowl
Washington report notes Los Angeles interests offer 100000 for NFL playoff game likely to feature the Redskins as eastern contenders. Move could shift December 10 Midwest site, easing financial risk but depriving fans of a last view and potential pneumonia concerns.
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New York
Washington
Walter McCallum
Evening Star
Los Angeles
National Football League
Redskins
Midwest
Fights Last Night In Highland Park and Hollywood
Bill McDowell from Paterson defeated Joe Lynch of Plainfield by outpoint in Highland Park. Ernesto Aguilar of Medico City outpointed Joe Robleio of Pasadena in Hollywood. In Indianapolis Jack Marshall, a Texas heavyweight, outpointed Tutlunapolis John Dennon in a heavyweight bout.
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Bill McDowell
Paterson
Joe Lynch
Plainfield
Hollywood
Ernesto Aguilar
Medico City
Joe Robleio
Pasadena
Indianapolis
Jack Marshall
Texas
John Dennon
Tutlunapolis
Unclear 1960s gridiron roster and notes at Union City
Fragmentary high school football record lists players substitutes and scoring notes. Mentions Touchdowns by B Jackson and Black with Curtis and Abeirilto on point after. Includes unions city teams and referee names amid jumbled OCR text.
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Mton Zits
R. Jackson
Fitzgerald Picciville
Courtright Betts
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Gates
Bepi
Cuteall Mitenell
Watkins Blynt Wens Owe Pruse
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Panle
Hepler Motors Wins Antler League Match
Hepler Motors defeated Steens in the Antler League last night in three games with series counts of 957 1032 945 to 903 838 950. Gus Eder led scoring with a 216 first game and 188 average, while Norman Hendinger posted a 208 game in the third frame. Carroll added a 212 for Hepler in the clinching performance as the team edged Steens by five pins.
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Norman Edinger
Elsa
Carroll
Bertelli and Four Mates in Last Grid Game
New York, Oct. 0 The Navy will graduation cut short Notre Dame star Angela Bertelli and several teammates as 1943 football campaigns end. Around 80,000 fans will bid Bertelli farewell in Cleveland at the Army Penn State clash. 71,000 will watch Penn State vs Army in Philadelphia. Other major programs face losses as players depart for training, including Duke and Georgia Tech. The tide of graduations and transfers reshapes several lineups before the finale weekend.
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New York
Navy Department
Angela Bertelli
Notre Dame
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Trisi
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Tech
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Wisieh
Ralph Heywood
Mickey McCeréle
Pete MacPhail
Ohio State
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Columbus
Minnesota
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Lil Merman
Prickey
Bill Daley
Tony Butkovich
Ilinoisullbagkai
Purdiup
Boilermakers
Shell Famine Opens Small Game Season for Hunters
In Harrisburg on October 30, 1943, Pennsylvania small game hunters opened the season under favorable weather. Shell shortages reduced openings by 10 to 20 percent from last year’s 500,000 estimate, with Director Sethi Gordon noting shells as a major factor. WPIAL football results show Clairton, Asplinwall, and Dormont victories, while college and high school teams prepare for upcoming games across numerous regions, including mapful matchups and national-style planning.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Sethi Gordon
The
Game Commission
Worth League bowling sweep by Waterhouse and Perry’s Witty
Worth League teams dominated last night as Waterhouse led Waterhouse with high game 297 by J Fiecards and a 160 high game by R Auer. Perry’s Witty Huith saw Lausion’s swepe and Johnson star, while Waterhouse’s B Robbins toppled rivals with 297 in the third. Labeled scores include 136 179 180 and Libs and Miele sub performances, with average highlights around 151.
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R. Auer
J. Fiecards
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Waterlouse
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Perry
Huith
Johnson
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