College Grid Season Moves Into Final Games With Much At Stake
New York Oct 27 The college grid season heads into its final half with key games shaping bowl bids titles and the national title. Navy meets Penn in Philadelphia while Army faces Duke at the Polo Grounds in a bid to mirror Navy’s 41 0 result.
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New York
Navy
Army
Duke
Polo Grounds
Blue Devils
Dec Blanchard
Speed Glenn Davis
Midwest
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Purdue
Minnesota Gophers
Tulsa Hurricanes
Missouri Valley
Jaciasé Hoosiers
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Iowa
Michigan
Loneis
Alabama
Georgia
Bulldogs
Charley Trippi
Louisiana State
Tigers
Trippi
Texas
Rice
Bob Fenimore
Oklahoma Aggies
Texas Christian
Baylor
Texas A. & M
Rockies
Utah
Denver
Colorado A. M
Pasadena
Seattle
Southern California Trojans
Local Bowlers In Deadlock For Lead In League Standings
Amoco bowling team of Hagerstown leads the Blue Ridge League with a 17893 high team set and a league pace tied with Charles Town and Frederick at two wins and one loss. Shirley of Charles Town posts a new league high of 188 and 457 for high game and set, while Winchester Health Center tops a game with 654. Standings show Amoco, Charles Town, and Frederick each near the top as weekend schedule lists games at Martinsburg Coliseum, Charles Town Sports Center, and Winchester Health Center.
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Hagerstown
Blue Ridge
Charles Town
Frederick
Shirley
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Powell
Breacht
Winchester Health Center
Skowe
White
Winchester
Rhea
Drenner
Coliseum
the Palace
Martinsburg
Charles Town Sports Center
Health Center
Mason and Dixon Kennel Club News Show in Hagerstown November 12
The Mason and Dixon Kennel Club announces advance ticket sales for a dog show on November 12 at the Hagerstown Fairground main hall. Foley Dog Show Organization has mailed premium lists to 4000 dog show fans. entries are already arriving despite blanks not yet mailed. A handling class Sunday at Panghorn Park assists prospective exhibitors. entries close November 2.
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Foley Organization
Mason and Dixon Kennel Club
United States
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Hagerstown High Poised For Big Stand Against Martinsburg
Hagerstown High looks to extend a strong season as experts predict a two touchdown margin over Martinsburg in a 2:30 PM kickoff. Both teams showcase aerial offenses with key receivers and sharpshooter passes, promising a wide open clash. Local fans anticipate a large Martinsburg turnout and a possible marching band presence.
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Maroon and Gray Boys
Martinsburg High
Hagerstown High
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Hill
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Harden
Whitmore
Anderson
Cobourne
Hancock To Stage Soccer Practice
The Hancock A.C. will hold a soccer practice Sunday at 2 30 p.m. at the ball park. Interested players are urged to attend for a workout and the club seeks games with strong teams in the area. For games write to Herbert Johnson P O Box 205 Hancock Md.
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Hancock A.C
Ball Park
Herbert Johnson
P. O. Box 205
Hancock, Md
Joe Louis works out in California amid busy days
Sports roundup notes Joe Louis greets mornings with golf practice in California and long days, Irwin Rosee reports. The column jokes about Happy Chandler’s assistant, mentions Landon School football, Louis Cardinal signing with the St Paul Saints, and European pipeline capacity figures for gasoline. Milo Thomas handles advance ticket sales and restocking.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Joe Louis
California
Irwin Rosee
Joe
Funster Bordagaray Runs Cemetery Biz Off Dodgers Field
Brooklyn outfielder Frenchy Bordagaray, 33, manages a growing cemetery firm with coast-to-coast locations in Buffalo Los Angeles and Kansas City. Dodgers president Branch Rickey prefers he focus on baseball despite Bordagaray’s off season success. Bordagaray began in Sacramento 1931, moving through Chicago Americans Brooklyn St Louis Cincinnati Kansas City New York Yanks before returning to the Dodgers in 1942.
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Brookelyn
Frenchy Bordagaray
Brooklyn
Frenchy
Branch Rickey
Dodgers
Bordy
Bordegaray
Buffalo
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Bordagaray
Sacramento
Chicago Americans
French
St Louis Cards
Cincinnati
New York Yanks
Coffield Wins Feature Bout In Armory Arena Show
Jim Coffield defeated Harry Finklestein in a hard fought feature bout at Armory Arena before nearly 500 fans. Coffield used a half nelson and hammer lock to wear down the Jewish champion, earning a de cision after a tight 20 minute struggle. Wade Brown beat Frank Hewitt in the opening bout, wrestling for Maple Leaf.
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Harry Finklestein
Armory Arena
Kansas City
Finklestein
Texas Cowboy
Maple Leaf
Nell Stewart Defeats Ce celia Blevins In Special Bout
Nell Stewart of Birmingham Alabama defeated Ce celia Blevins of Tulsa Oklahoma in 11 minutes using a hammer lock and head hold after Blevins started as aggressor. Stewart tossed her opponent through the ropes several times to seize the verdict.
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Nell Stewart
Cecelia Blevins
Miss Blevins
Tulsa
Okla
Miss Stewart
Birmingham
Ala
Unbeaten Navy Meets Unscored On Quakers
Navy and Pennsylvania meet at Franklin Field with Navy unbeaten and unscored upon in a game expected before a 73000 crowd. Navy, fresh from victories over Villa Nova Duke Penn State and Georgia Tech, is a 14 point favorite, while Penn Quakers boast wins over North Carolina Brown and Dartmouth under an ailing coach George Munger.
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Huskies
California
UCLA
Pasadena
Oregon
Temple
Holy Cross
Columbia
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Colgate
Brown
Cornell
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Coast Guard
Harvard
Rutgers
Princeton
Bucknell
Lafayette
Boston College
U. S. Merchant Marine Academy
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Mississippi
Southern Methodist
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Vanderbilt
Louisiana State
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Maryland
West Virginia
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Virginia Poly
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Oklahoma
Kansas State
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Idaho
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I Sla
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Rossi
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Uclans
Florida
Miami
Ohio
North Carolina State
William
Mary
Detroit
Drake
St. Louis
Olathe Naval Air Station
Philadelphia
Franklin Field
Pennsylvania Quakers
Duke
Penn State
Quakers
North Carolina
George Munger
Tony Minisi
Pennsylvania
Notable Leaders Across American Colleges and Universities
The article names presidents rectors chancellors provosts and principals as top leaders guiding colleges and universities in the United States highlighting the varied titles used for academic administration.
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America
Undefeated Rams Meet Eagles In Key Clash
The Cleveland Rams, riding a four game win streak, travel to Philadelphia to face the Eagles in a top clash. Bob Waterfield battles Steve Van Buren as Washington, Green Bay, and Detroit also eye strong showings in a crowded NFL slate.
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Associated Press
Cleveland Rams
Philadelphia
Eagles
Rams
Bob Waterfield
U.C.L.A
Steve van Buren
Waterfield
Chicago Bears
Sammy Baugh
Washington
Sid Lickman
Bears
Sid Tinsley
Pittsburgh
van Buren
Washington Redskins
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
Baugh
Burst Warren
Giants
Green Bay
Packers
Chicago
Cardinals
Toop
Goliaths
Detroit Lions
Lions
Big Inch Pipeline Stretches Two Feet Across Diameter
The Big Inch presents as the largest petroleum pipeline in the United States with a diameter of two feet, highlighting its scale and significance in national fuel infrastructure.
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United States
South End Stars Meet Collegians Sunday Afternoon
South End All Stars schedule a 2:30 p m Sunday game against Frederick Collegians at City Park. Probable lineups list players by position with numerous backups and substitutes for both teams.
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South End Stars
Collegians
South End All Stars
Frederick Collegians
Rice
C. Hahn
B. Heilen
P. Shipley
M. Gobiout
BE. Green
B. Seynig
P. Best
I. Bienellberger
B. Kennedy
Army Seeks 14th Straight Victory Over Duke at Polo Grounds
Army Cadets, led by Doc Blanchard and Glenn Davis, hunt their 14th straight win as they face Duke's Blue Devils at the Polo Grounds. Navy's 21-0 par victory over Duke looms as a benchmark, while Duke aims to overturn last year's 7-6 deficit at halftime. George Clark starts at left half after missing the Navy game.
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Army
Duke
Blue Devils
Polo Grounds
Melville
Doc Blanchard
Glenn Davis
Navy
George Clark
Doke
Y Leaders Praise Signing Of Negro Baseball Pioneer
National YM and C A leaders hailed Branch Rickey for signing Jackie Robinson to a contract with the Montreal Royals of the International League. In a telegram National General Secretary Eugene B Barnes of White Plains led officials to express thanks for what they called a Christian act prioritizing ability over race in baseball careers.
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National
C. A
Branch Rickey
Jackie Robinson
Montreal Royals
Rickey
Eugene BE. Barnett
White Plains
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