World Series portraits and postwar plans mix in roundup
New York sport column surveys the World Series aftermath with Discussed ideas for Dickey signings on a world tour of Army and Navy posts. Alfred McVay of Walla Walla notes fan interest and suggests a trophy tour. Other notes highlight Penn State football, Army football, and postwar travel thoughts amid duck season and baseball memories.
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Southeastern Loop Holds Edge In Tilts With Service Teams
ATLANTA AP The SEC claims a three pronged grid hometrack edge against Army and previews a Monday of top stars. LSU's Steve Van Buren scores thrice, Tech and Georgia Tech beat Army units, Georgia Bulldogs fall to Daniel Field in Augusta 18 to 7, Commodores prep for Nashville clash.
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Georgia Skycrackers Triumph Over Newberry 53-3
ATHENS GA AP The Skycrackers crushed Newberry College 53-3 in a Sunday football clash before about 10 000 fans. Pat Harder and Steve Filipowicz led scoring with early touchdowns as Georgia Navy Pro Fight School dominated the contest. The Bears Reds Redskins were also mentioned as unbeaten in their divisions after recent games.
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HODERN WAR Advances in U S Armament Since Last War
The article notes major rises in military power including a 100 percent boost in anti-aircraft artillery 250 percent more individual firepower 300 percent larger bomb sizes and a 700 percent increase in tank speed indicating a stepped up American war posture since the previous conflict.
Miners Return to Work After Months of Coal Strikes
After nearly three months of industry uncertainty due to strikes and stoppages, August saw most miners back at work. Present production, returning to March levels, suggests a fuel shortage may be avoided if production remains uninterrupted later in the year.
Steuber Takes Over Scoring Lead With 25 Point Show
New York AP reports Bob Steuber of DePauw scored 25 points against Wahneh to raise his season total to 77, becoming the leading college football scorer. Steuber scored four touchdowns including two 50 yard runs and booted an extra point, with three games each seeing four TDs and five PATs. Steve Van Buren of LSU moved up to second with 64 points on nine TDs and ten conversions.
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18 Unbeaten Untied Gridiron Teams Left
New York AP reports Saturday football results left 18 teams unbeaten and untied nationwide. Details on which teams remain perfect and any impact on rankings or polls follow in later updates.
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