Notre Dame Tops AP Poll After Dominant Tulane Win
Notre Dame captured the No 1 spot in the third Associated Press college football poll after a 46-7 rout of Tulane. Army fell to second with 1 552 points, Minnesota third, while 179 voting experts split 146 naming Notre Dame first. Bernie Bierman’s Minnesota team boosted Rose Bowl hopes with a 27-0 win over Ohio State.
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Red String Puller THE. MAN Who Communized post war Hungary
Postwar Hungary figure Dregorsky Push Ain-Edw ign Bern named chief of Soviet diplomatic filgsters to the new East German republic. He is described as behind-the-scenes string puller for Moscow as voting shifts change rankings.
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Polls Show Tulane Falls After Notre Dame Victory
The final college football poll shifts show Notre Dame’s win knocking Tulane from the unbeaten ranks and dropping the Southerners from fourth to twentieth on the 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 vote scale. Michigan slid to eighth in 1944, while Baylor and Michigan State rank further down with Missouri and Southern California also listed.
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Kennova and Ravenswood clash in hard-hitting Class B slate
Kenova remains undefeated as Ravenwood’s Pacesetters roll to a 21-6 triumph over Pennsboro. This week Kenova hosts Waha ma of Mason City while Triadelphia welcomes Bridgeport, Ohio after a 20-6 win over Martins Ferry. Other top matchups include Huntington East at St. Albans and Stonewall Jackson vs West Fairmont as the state grid card features numerous cross-state clashes and key rivalries.
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Weirton Carries State Champ Drive Into South
Charleston area prep news reports Weirton as heavy favorite to push state championship bid south to Huntington Central after a week that saw Clarksburg Washington defeat Morgantown and Charleston maintain unbeaten status. Williamson stopped Point Pleasant 19-0, while Parkersburg eyes Charleston clash. Milton remains atop Class A ratings despite a loss to Ashland Kentucky.
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Mountaineers Prepare for Quantico Marines Game
Mountaineers resume workouts in Morgantown ahead of a Saturday clash with Quantico Marines a squad boasting five former regulars Chief Scout Irvin Howell calls the unit a big rough team and notes its 33 14 win over Wayne State in Detroit.
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Eleven Games This Weekend in West Virginia action
Eleven games featuring West Virginia teams are slated this weekend led by the Tech-Morris Harvey clash in Charleston. WVU meets the Quantico Marines at Morgantown while four other conference games occur in state. Out‑of‑state contests include Bethany at Westminster and West Virginia State at Raleigh.
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Patrolman's Stomach Robs Itself Of Pie
BLUEFIELD WVU notes a patrolman, Paul Carty, took a day off to hunt for a squirrel. After hours in the woods he spotted a squirrel but found his gun sabotaged by a stomach pill. The tale ends with a humorous misfire and a stray reference to octopuses’ ink sacs.
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