Raiders Meet Phillips Foe in Birmingham Clash
The Red Raiders seek a fourth straight win as they travel to face Phillips at Ben Field Friday night at eight. Phillips, a Birmingham area powerhouse, boasts a strong staff and a history of close, competitive games with Decatur.
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Jefferson
Ben Field
Raiders
Stan
Philips
Birmingham
Lips
Decatur
Phillips
Hueytown
Joe Bradley
Deinst
Athens
VOLS PREP FOR TIDE INJURIES DOUBT DAWNED ON TROOPS
Tennessee coach Barnhill says the Vols are in pretty good shape for the Alabama clash. Paidousis and Wildman missed portions of practice with injuries but reported for army duty yesterday. The squad promises hard work the rest of the week as they prepare for Saturday's game.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee Vols
Alabama
Barnhill
M Paidousis
Charlie Wildman
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Crimson Tide
Lowell Tew
Frank Thomas
Tew
Millsaps
Jim Pearl
Tennessee
Thomas
Morgan County Cedar Creek Adverts and Visits
Olie Holmes reports on local visitors including Gilbert Pruitt who is ill and Mrs J R Tubbs with Mr and Mrs Bennett West and m Chilton visiting Morgan County. Cynthia Everner and others from Athens return for a week with the Simmons and Homer Hill families. Sam Nuby spent time in Indiana with his daughter. The church plans singing every fourth Friday at 8 o clock and invites all to attend.
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J. R. Tubbs
Jasi
Bennett West
M. Chilton
Carbon Hill
W. O. Simmons
Cynthia
Everner
Athens
A. Dam
Homer Hill
Esther Non
Charley Jen- Mary Rose Hill
Mary
Bir
Sam Nuby
Indiana
Bag Rex
Church of God
Roundup of Saturday football scores and early season notes
New York reports detailArmy and Notre Dame set to clash after mixed results from weekend games. Washington boasts 247 points in four games while Southern California looms. Navy’s Rip Miller notes coaches’ surprise at teen players, underscoring preseason hype versus early play.
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Army
Notre Dame
Washington
Southern California
Navy
Columbus
Baton Rouge
Huey Long
Rip Miller
Gold cigarette case sparks wartime baseball bargain
Lt Buster Mills and Lt Birdie Tebbetts once formed a Waco Army air field team. Mills teased Tebbetts about a gold cigarette case, then Tebbetts offered Mills a chance to join a semi pro tournament for any price. Mills refused money but agreed to play if Tebbetts paid in the gold case.
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Waco
Mills
Notre Dame backs outrun rain in rout
Dartmouth backfield coach Milt Piepul quipped that he stayed dry as Notre Dame backs sped by. He noted the rain did not dampen the defeat as the Irish offense moved swiftly past the defense with speed and precision.
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Notre Dame
Reds and Bills McKechnie Rariden Shared Five Club Mates
Manager Bill McKechnie of the Reds and Bill Rariden were teammates on five clubs: Canton Ohio and Penn League in 1908, Boston in 1913, Indianapolis in 1914, Newark in 1915, and New York in 1916. Ed Kelleher says his Army basketball squad is good, while Duke’s Eddie Cameron cited the “good Southern teams.”
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Newark
New York
Ed Kelleher
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Duke
Eddie Cameron
Georgia Tech
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Fort Pierce Navy base opens season with ex Bears Lee Artee
Ex Chicago Bears tackle Lee Artee returned from two years in the Pacific to play the opening game for Fort Pierce Florida Navy amphibious base. He kicked off to hit an upright, with the ball near the top of the goal.
Freezing Ground Pork Fast Prevents Oxidation and Rancidity
Ground pork should be frozen as soon as possible after slaughter to minimize oxidation and fat spoilage during storage. Prompt freezing preserves quality and safety by slowing bacterial growth and preventing rancid flavor development.
Brown Back as Foe in Buckeye Battle at Columbus
Lt. Paul E. Brown returns to Ohio State Stadium as coach of the Great Lakes naval training station eleven for a first visit to the visitors’ dressing room. With about 60 000 on hand, the unbeaten Buckeyes clash with a highly anticipated Great Lakes team in a high profile game. Brown notes his squad differs from past styles and warns critics not to judge prematurely while acknowledging football is secondary to their current life.
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Paul E. Brown
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Ilinois
Sports Shorts: Tigers Manager Defends Coach Cawthon
Brooklyn reports Tom Gallery, GM of the Tigers, denies Pete Cawthon's removal as coach citing season losses due to factors beyond his control. Landis plans return home soon after hospital stay as World Series concludes. Saint Thomas Tommy Reed loses a 10 round bout. Penn halfback Skippy Minisi may join Navy next year with Annapolis appointment. Lehigh honors Walter Keson posthumously with A A Stagg Award.
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Tom Gallery
Brooklyn Tigers
Pete Cawthon
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Gallery
Philadelphia
Tommy Reed
Father Divine
Saint Thomas
Army Corp
Melio Bettina
Tony
Skippy) Minisi
Penn
Navy
Newark
WN. J
Annapolis
Quakers
American League draws near pennant battle attendance record
The 1944 American League paid attendance reached 4 798 158, not including war relief games, with 508 491 servicemen admitted free. Detroit led with 923 176 fans, while New York Yankees and other clubs posted strong turnouts as LAD attendance comparisons against the National League showed New York at 733 598 and Boston at 245 197.
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Chicago
William Harridge
Harridge
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Ford Frick
Detroit
Tigers
New York
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New York Giants
Washington
Boston
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Cincinnati
Publisher John Stewart Bryan Dies at 72
Richmond Elias Johnston Bryan, publisher of The Richmond News Leader and The Times-Dispatch and owner of The Chicago Daily Times and The Tampa Tribune, died last night from pneumonia. Funeral services are set for Wednesday.
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Times-Dispatch
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Multiple Football Topics Highlight Weekend Openings
Mississippi and Texas college notes include Alabama facing Tennessee with Lowel Tew sidelined by a sprain and Jim Pearl possibly returning. In golf Portland hosts the $15,500 Open with caddie fees paid by sponsors, while Tulane eyes a second win after beating Rice 21 0 and Auburn Georgia Tech prep for a key clash.
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San Francisco
Portland
Ruler of 1 Chief Tunis and other crossword clues
A cryptic crossword style puzzle listing across clues from 1 to 41 and down clues 1 to 42. It includes hints like Ruler of 1 and Chief Tunis with various wordplay prompts and a puzzle quote provided in the cryptogram. Yesterday's cryptoquote offers a safety themed maxim about opportunity and advantage.
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City
Gulf
Mexico
Notre Dame Still Tops Nation in AP Poll
Notre Dame remains the No. 1 college football team for the 12th straight week, garnering 973 points from 107 sportswriters. Army and Randolph Field follow in second and third as North Carolina drops from second to tenth. Ohio State, California, and Tulane also place in the top 20.
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Bainbridge Naval
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Union Hill Social Notes Mention Local Visits
Pvt and Mrs Clifton Turner and Patrick Shield visited Mrs Dewey Steadham and family last week. Rev Itson filled his regular appointment Sunday. Mr and Mrs Boots Moore visited Mrs Grace Edgeman Sunday. Dewey Henry and Dewitt Steadham helped J P Owens harvest peanuts this week.
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Patrick Shield
Dewey Steadham
David Whisenant
Huntsville
Itson
Boots Moore
Grace Edgeman
Lawrence
Wayne Jackson
Robert
Bobbie van
Dewey
Henry
Dewitt Steadham
J. P. Owens
Lawrence County Happenings in Hatton and Decatur Area
Local notes report visits and family ties across Hatton Decatur and Birmingham. Mr and Mrs Malcom Smith and children visited Elmer and family. Leland Saint returns from overseas for twenty two days. Boys from the community head to Ft McClellan induction center.
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Decatur
Elmer Smith
Rabbon
Will Flannagin
Royce Smith
J. D. Kidd
Glenn Reed
Willmer Beck
Glynnce Hagood
Mary Lynn
Garrett
Tommie Harrison
Margia Ellen
Wild Horse Pepper Martin Leaves Cardinals After Return
The Wild Horse of the Osage John Leonard Pepper Martin is released by the St. Louis Cardinals and heads to ranch life near McAllister Oklahoma. A longtime star and 1931 World Series idol he led NL base stealers in 1933 34 and 36 and later managed minor league teams including Sacramento and Rochester.
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Wild Horse of the Osage
John Leonard
Pepper” Martin
Eare
Epper
Seale
Jay
St. Louis Cardinals
Sam Breadon
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Martin
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Solons
Rochester
Soldier Cleared in Death of Hostess Georgette Bauerdorf
Hollywood, Oct 17. All leads proved valueless in the case of Georgette Bauerdorf, a Hollywood canteen hostess found strangled in her apartment last Thursday. An Army corporal who danced with her at the canteen the night before her death voluntarily came forward and was cleared. He testified he left the canteen and checked in at his base at Lockheed Air Terminal at 11:30 p.m. Wednesday. The 20 year old daughter of George Bauerdorf, a wealthy oil and mining man, was found in her bathtub with a towel stuffed in her mouth, wearing only the top of her pajamas.
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Georgette Bauerdorf
Hollywood Canteen
William Penprose
Miss Bauerdorf
Lockheed Air Terminal
George Bauerdorf
Reverend Shelton Elected Pastor At Local Church
Lawrence County notes and social items report Rev. Robert Shelton chosen pastor for the coming year at Lebanon Church of God. Visitors from Austinville and Courtland join local families including Audrey Jenkins and Standridgs interactions. The Speer family led singing to a large crowd Saturday night and F D Gillispie and children recently returned from Michigan.
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Elbert Hays
Austinville
Quentin Lentz
Robert Shelton
Mary Lee Standridgs
Audrey Jenkins
D. O. Hays
Forest
Monroe Shelton
Courtland
Luther Morris
Baby
Ernest Waters
Lebanon Church
When Ring Cotton Wash Clothes A Guide
Instructions advise washing cotton fabrics then drying and storing without applying starch to keep garments soft and wrinkle resistant. The guidance emphasizes minimal processing to preserve fabric integrity and avoid stiffness.
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