Hewes Reports Oct 14 Duty for Hellywood Florida
Coach Hewes of Dothan High reports Oct 14 for duty at Hollywood Florida as the Tigers prep for Friday’s game against Enterprise at Wiregrass Memorial Stadium. Deaverd Bell has been ordered to report for a physical exam. Anell may join the Dothan squad depending on results. Hewes’s tenure at Dothan features mixed results and strong work in blocking and tackling as the team reads for the Enterprise challenge.
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Irish Favored Top by 108 Writers in Grid Poll
Notre Dame leads as the nation’s top college football team in a national AP poll of 108 writers. Michigan follows second, Navy and Duke placed by the voters, with Army third and Pennsylvani a, Purdue, Iowa Preflight, Minnesota and Southern California in the top ten. Naval training schools enter the ranking this season, including Great Lakes and Memphis Naval, while Ohio State sits eighteenth with 23 points.
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LSU's Van Buren Leads Southeastern Conference
LSU fullback Steve Van Buren, a 200 pound standout from New Orleans, leads the Southeastern Conference in scoring after two games with 36 points. He has five touchdowns and six extra points, six ahead of Georgia halfback Charles Smith. Johnny Cook and Billy Rutland share third with 24 points. Jernigan of Georgia leads in extra points with 11.
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Senator Urges Army to Use Sinkwich for Service
Washington AP Senator Wherry of Nebraska said the armed forces should find a place for Frankie Sinkwich 1942 All America back from Georgia and now with the Detroit Lions after a Marine medical discharge Wherry argued that men with physical defects could be used in limited service to reduce draftees He asked if Sinkwich could take the place of a man sent overseas and cited the need to preserve fathers from drafting in wartime policy debates.
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US Attarke Big Bad Wolf in Rapides Parish
Alexandria AP reports government aid to Rapides Parish farmers as they cope with wolf problems in the region. Officials outline measures to support livestock protection and crop resilience amid ongoing wildlife challenges.
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Yankees Open World Series Bid In Stadium Showdown
The Yankees and Cardinals rallied into New York for Game One of the World Series as 70 000 fans packed Yankee Stadium. Lefty Max Lanier was chosen to oppose Mort Cooper, with betting pools predicting a tight series as fans chase tickets and a shot at the crown.
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Wolves Threaten Livestock Prompt Parish Action
Local report notes wolves have killed numerous young talves pigs and hogs forcing parish authorities to hire a trapping expert through the Department of the sharing ex perses to control roaming wolf packs. Several Louisiana parishes are also thinning roaming wolf populations amid the threat to livestock.
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Scribes Divided In Series Winner
New York AP report shows baseball scribes split on 1942 World Series outcome. Yankees or Cardinals favored in five to seven games, with Cardinals preferred by NL writers and Yankees by AL observers. Several analysts predict six games, some favor five, others six or more with varied scoring.
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Cards poised for seven game finish with Yankees
Whitey Martin of AP notes the Cardinals haven’t dropped as far as the Yankees. Hugh Fullerton Jr. of AP cites a Yankees six games and Jack Cuddy of United Press predicts St. Louis will win in seven games.
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Georgia Bulldogs Face Wake Forest Friday Night Clash
Georgia and Wake Forest prepare for a tight Friday game in Athens with a last touchdown deciding the winner, as Georgia aims to avoid injuries after a rough start to the season. Wake Forest, calling itself a hard luck team, brings a modestly heavier line and quick backfield into the contest.
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Ruffin Upsets Beau Jack For Lightweight Shot
Bobby Ruffin, a Long Island quick puncher, upset ex champion Beau Jack by unanimous decision at Madison Square Garden before 16,449 fans. Ruffin, weighing 112 to Jack 141.5, earned a likely title shot after the planned Montgomery bout on November 19 remains on schedule.
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World Series Talk and Baseball Notes From New York
In New York the World Series chatter centers on Cards versus Yankees as experts pick different paths. Max Lanier is named by Billy Southworth and Joe McCarthy leads the Yanks, with a two-day break giving either side a chance to claim three straight wins. Catcher-center axis shows Cards with 190 double plays to the Yankees 137, near a record. Also mentions Rickey and Dresgen, Luckman signs with the armed forces, and Boote Poffenberger’s past Yankee exploits at Paris Island.
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