Army set to dominate gridiron next year at West Point
West Point's 1945 season ends with Army's 22 to 13 victory over Navy, sealing an 18th straight win over two years. Captain John Green and end Dick Pitzer depart next June, while Coach Earl Blaik plans to rebuild with Doc Blanchard, Glenn Davis, Arnold Tucker, Tex Coulter, Art Gerometta, Herschel Fuson, Hank Foldbers, Tom McWilliams, and Bob Stuart. Seismic exploration is noted as unrelated text.
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Hank Foldbers
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Bob Stuart
McWilliams
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Tucker
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Pitzer
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Giants Upset Eagles and Tighten Eastern Title Race
The New York Giants stunned Philadelphia 28 21 to grab a share of the Eastern Division lead with Washington as the league title chase narrows. Washington then shut out Pittsburgh 24 0 while Chicago Bears beat the Cardinals 28 20 and Detroit downed Green Bay 14 3.
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Commissioner Notice to creditors in Z J Smith estate
Court issue lists all creditors and beneficiaries of Z J Smith deceased. Claims must be shown with vouchers by May 28, 1946 at 207 West Main Street Grafton West Virginia, otherwise barred. Beneficiaries must appear November 26 1945 to protect interests. Commissioner of Accounts John K Burdett Tay lor County WV.
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Parrish Building
West Main Street
Grafton
West Virginia
John K. Burdett
Taylor County
Lloyd A Kuhn
Lloyd A. Kuhn
Boxing Prospects From Army Bouts Enter Our Spotlight
Al Hoosman faces Lee Savold at St Nick's in a potential test after Army service. Nat Fleischer notes new service fighters showing progress beyond expectations with Howie Prodt and Laverne Roach singled out as world-champion prospects. Other names include Johnny Ebard and Marcus Lockman as notable service boxing talent.
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New Guinea
Army Cruises to ninth win as season nears final bowls
Army defeats Navy 32 13 to run to 9 0 for the year and 18 straight over two seasons, the cadets completing two perfect campaigns. USC tops UCLA 26 15 in Los Angeles as Alabama stays unbeaten with 56 13 over Mississippi State, Orange Bowl still to pick Holy Cross opponent. Yale blanks Harvard 28 0 to claim the Big Three title.
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German church position in rights defense questioned by Commu nist page
article fragment notes a church stance as defender of rights and suspicion of the church as an educational force The clergymen protest against freedoms for Poles and other foreigners seeking revenge on Germans for Nazi harms The piece touches on Italian painting history and Peru’s geographic neighbors.
Three unbeaten teams top West Virginia football ballot
The Associated Press notes that WV state writers trim a five team slate to three unbeaten squads South Charleston Weirton and Elkins. The piece questions precedent for future voting and hints at Maj Jack Springer a prominent athletic promoter now with the Oise France program.
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Sistersville
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France
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What’s Wrong With This Picture In Hunting Safety
A reader discusses hunting safety, noting line of fire risks and vision gaps as causes of accidents. It cites Optometric Association health guidance on vision standards and warns of penalties for off season game killing, while recounting historical athletic figures and Peru’s ayllus from Inca days.
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