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Sports Roundup Confusion From 1930s Grid Highlights
A chaotic blend of notes from early football and baseball scenes. Mentions North Texas Aggies versus Southwestern (Texas) with players from Texas A and M, Texas Tech, and others. Includes odd anecdotes about Bob Margarit and a stray gag about a wind of speed. Mentions prizes, harness racing, and assorted sports trivia with scattered names and places.
Michigan Mentor Bemoans Lack Of Experienced Linemen
Michigan coach Crisler decries a shortage of seasoned linemen after the loss of Julius Franks, the 190 pound guard, to illness. The injury leaves the Wolverines with talent mainly at center as he eyes a potential Big Ten title and a chance at the Little Brown Jug against Minnesota.
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Penn State Faces Tough Schedule With Navy-Fed Roster
Penn State coach Bob Higgins units a 1942 football squad from 600 sailors and Marines on campus. The schedule opens September 25 against Bucknell, with Navy-trained players boosting four opponents and several freshmen competing for varsity spots. Key lettermen and new prospects include Bobby Williams, Red Moore, Johnny Jafturs, Earl Brownh, and Bill Powers among others.
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Steagles Face Packers at Pitt Saturday
Philadelphia Eagles and Pittsburgh Steelers travel to Pittsburgh to meet the Green Bay Packers Saturday night in an NFL matchup. Coach Greasy Neale and Wall Klessing will bring 17 veterans and 1 newcomer, halfback Max Partin, a U S Army North Africa veteran, on the trip.
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Ambreau Says Pro Grid Game More Interesting
Lambeau predicts faster, more exciting professional football than 25 years ago as he prepares Green Bay Packers for a showcase at Forbes Field against a Pittsburgh Philadelphia team. He recalls seven-man defenses and long stints, noting players once played 60 minutes and felt tied to the game. Billy Grant and Gus Alexander are also mentioned events in Elizabeth New Jersey.
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Wyatt Wyatt Tosses 1 Hit But No-Hitter Eludes Wyatt
In a late season note of major league action, Whitlow Wyatt of the Dodgers missed his fourth no hitter by a single infield hit. Brooklyn swept aside the Boston Braves 3-0 as Wyatt posted his seventh straight win, while Rip Sewell and the Pirates fell 5-1 to St. Louis. Babe Dahlgren homered for the Phillies in a 3-3 draw with the Giants, and Ace Adams appeared in his 62nd game for New York.
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Moore joins Army star team for Caracas championships
Terry Moore former Cardinals outfielder has joined the United States Army All Star baseball team from Trinidad. The squad is set to compete in the Venezuelan International amateur championships at Caracas on the upcoming weekend.
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Fighting Men Will See World Series
CHICAGO Sep 9 America's fighting men worldwide will see baseball's World Series this year via a two reel 22 anti sound film distributed to foreign bases. Lew Fonseca, AL promotional director, said filming of 1949 series will be a rematch of Yankees and Cardinals, produced with War and Navy Departments and sponsors Hillrich de Bradsby Company and A G Spalding & Bros. About 200 prints will be shipped overseas to military bases. another 100 to Army Navy Marine and Coast Guard bases domestically. OAKLAND Calif Sgt George Fitch Detroit appointed Al Jordan Chicago
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Young Catcher Benches Veteran Southern Pilot
William Dews of Knoxville manages a lineup seeking to improve baseball standing before signing with the Smokies in the Southern Association. The piece tracks catching veteran Seminick, minor league moves, and the gaze of major league scouts amid Smokies leadership and rival maneuvers.
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Buddy) Dews
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Beaver Back Injures Knee In Season Opening
The Beaver football squad faces a setback as Dick Jackson sustained a badly twisted knee, sidelining him for the first two of three games. Red Kennedy also strained a knee but is expected to be available for Friday’s game against Youngsville with limited duties.
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