Bulldogs Seek 11-Year Gambit in Huron Showdown
Madison travels to face the Huron Tigers Friday hoping to end a winless drought dating back to 1933. Huron, near the top of the conference, has won three of five this season while Madison struggles to score, having been blanked in recent outings.
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Joe Gordon Quits Baseball Again in Eugene
Joe Gordon, the New York Yankee second baseman, quits baseball yet again saying he is through. He just returned home from his sixth major league season claiming fatigue and discouragement after a poor year and states there will be no spring training or return next season. Friends doubt his pledge given his history of returning after retirement talk.
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Football Officials Define Ball Standards and Roles
The article notes official footballs must meet size weight and color specs with team agreement for nonconforming balls. A thirty minute pregame check allows time for adjustments and the referee is the sole judge. It recalls Charley Brickley’s Harvard Yale field goals from 1913 and includes a spectator quip about golf.
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Outdoor night bout tops West Coast show next week
A roundup of sports notes from New York with Sammy Angott and Slugger White eyeing an outdoor night bout for the NBA lightweight title and a potential 50 000 gate Promoter Joe Lynch remarks on the upcoming fight Also mentioned are Penn coach George Munger praising Bob Odell rattle of Lions guard Mathegon and other tidbits across college and pro football including Dick Bartell possibly managing Oakland and a Texas hunting anecdote
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Horse retires at 41 in Twin Falls Idaho
In Twin Falls Idaho on October 20, an 41 year old horse owned by rancher Curtis W Bower was retired after four generations of service to the Bower family. The aged animal exceeded typical lifespans for horses, with most dying in their 20s.
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Wisconsin Coach Stumbles In Shore Team Plan With Navy
Wisconsin coach Harry Stuhldreher faces Navy related losses as 11 squad members are ordered to other colleges for V-5 training, with seven heading to Iowa Pre-Flight and four to report next Tuesday. Only one victory so far, 7-5 over Iowa, as he prepares a defense for Indiana star Bob Hoernschemeyer amid ongoing Navy disruptions.
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Ten TD runs boost Rathbone's San Angelo HS in five straight wins
San Angelo Texas October 20 Milton Rathbone rarely carries the ball but his 10 rushing touchdowns pace a T formation assault as the unbeaten five games. Lee Davis nailed his 11th hole in one at Los Angeles Country Club yesterday, his second in eight days, with a 160 yard shot.
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Purdue halfbacks doubtful starters for Iowa clash
Coach Ebner Burnham of Purdue reported at Lafayette that three top halfbacks Boris Dimancheff Bill Stuart and Keith Parker were doubtful due to injuries from the Ohio State game ahead of the Iowa contest.
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Bowling Standings From Golden Pheasant League Night
Strikes abound as Armour, Wilton-Berber and public service teams post totals across a dense recreation league card. Individual scores show Armour, Cochrane and Wiles among top games while squads like Geyerman and Dakota Aviation post high marks. overall tallies reflect a busy bowling night with several handicaps applied.
REE HEIGHTS Military leave and family notices list
Friday departures and leave visits span Fort Sill Tulare and Portland. Army and Navy personnel including Struse Radcliffe Feterson Levitt Bowen Jungwirth and Martin are noted with births and overseas assignments. Boxing results Los Angeles and Hartford show local combat sports outcomes.
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Wartime Handicaps Little Change In College Football Attendance
A Associated Press nationwide survey of about thirty colleges shows 133 home games this season drew 1,827,454 spectators, versus 138 games last year with 2,112,990 attendees. Regions vary, with Pennsylvania, the East, Midwest, Southwest, and West reporting differing shifts under wartime schedules.
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Central War Time Radio Tonight Preview
The schedule lists NBC CBS and MBS programs for Wednesday night. Highlights include Fred Waring Eddie Cantor Red Barber Lionel Barrymore Jack Car Morton Gould Hal McIntyre and Freddy Martin with shows across NBC CBS and Mutual networks starting at 6:05 p.m. and continuing through 9:15 p.m.
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Wartime Fayetteville High prepares football team
In Syracuse on October 20, three Fayetteville High School girls help the football squad by carrying water, buckets, sponges, oranges, and gum. They scrub cleats, wipe uniforms, and line the field as part of home front support during the ongoing war.
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Allows Five Personal Fouls In Basketball In Illinois
CHICAGO October 29 Five personal fouls per game will be allowed in Illinois high schools this season replacing four. Albert Wills executive secretary of the Illinois High School Association says the change follows recommendations from the Illinois Basketball Committee and the National Basketball Rules Committee. He notes the move should equalize offense and defense in the modern game. New York Ernest Cat Robinson 150 Newark knocked out Rsine to 151% Schenectady.
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From Decoy To Demon With Redskins
Wilbur Moore rises from decoy to demon in Washington Redskins offense under Dutch Bers Menun, gaining 200 yards in two games on 12 receptions, four for scores. Baugh posts 357 yards and seven TDs in two games, while Cardinal rookie Cahill, Canadeo, and others figure among leaders as league stats surge.
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Golfer Eubanks Shoots Hole In One But Drops Two Strokes
Atlanta report says Frank Eubanks scored a hole in one at West End golf course No. 5 but Kaiser protested an unplayable lie. Uprooted by the ruling, Eubanks finished with two strokes added to his score.
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