Baseball Draft Changes Stir Major League Minds
New York reports a sweeping draft change as major leaguers consider how unrestricted lists will affect prospects. The rule lets minor league clubs name unlimited players on an unrestricted draft list, altering control of prospects beyond three years and expanding eligibility. Portland Coast League clubs reportedly listed entire rosters, signaling broad impact on future majors.
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Dartmouth offers free tuition to certain real Indians
The Caledonian Record notes Dartmouth College provides free tuition to specific Native American students, while warning this does not imply broader recognition of other figures. It clarifies the distinction between real American Indians and others in the context of tuition policies.
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Turfmen face shortage of horse cars in 1943 era
The article notes the National Semi-Pro Baseball Congress adopting red caps and blue coats for umpires in its Wichita tournament, mentions trainer decisions on notable horses, and reports on Indianapolis football players George Lewis and Jim Allerdice. It evokes a period sports scene with multiple named figures and local bets amid wartime shortages.
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Ben White
Bill Strang
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Indianapolis
Jim Allerdice
Princeton
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Football tales from early gridiron and service academy lore
A collage of brief vignettes on football prep and service academy sports. Foxy Flamere recalls freshmen hurdles and a janitor-turned-player mix up. Lieut Waters boasts undefeated runs at North Carolina Navy pre flight school. Marine officer candidate selection highlights leadership and cadet pushup feats.
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Georgia's Gamble Pays Off for Nation's Best Team
Georgia remains undefeated after beating Alabama 21-10 to extend its win streak to seven. Frankie Sinkwich threw 18 of 37 passes for 231 yards and connected on 17 completions, with two long scores aiding the surge. Alabama defense pressed, but the Bulldogs exploited aerial power to outscore the Tide.
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Youngstown
Frankie Sinkwich
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Southwest football results snippet shows mixed scores
The report lists various college football scores including Emory and Henry versus Maryville, Texas Mines, Flagstaff, Corpus Christi Naval vs Pen Panzer, New York Aggies, Indiana State Teachers, Clarion, Hardin-Simmons, Arizona State, Connecticut, Middleburg, Abilene Christian, McMurry, East Stroudsburg, Mansfield, Tampa, Middle Tennessee, Mississippi, Wake Forest, Clemson, Chattanooga, Rollins, Appalachian State, High Point, Shippensburg, Carlisle Medical, Kutztown Teachers, Indian Town Gap One, Washington & Jefferson, Duquesne, Saint Vincent, and others in a fragmented summary.
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Small College Ace Grabs National Lead With Scoring
Rose Poly halfback Ed die McGovern, 20, scored five touchdowns and five extra points to reach 106 points in four games, leading the nation in collegiate scoring. His burst moved Bob Steuber of Missouri to second, while James Secrest of Rochester climbed to third with four TDs against Alleghany. College leaders are listed by school and position across conferences.
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Maryland Duke Tilt Headlines Big Five Card This Weekend
Clark Shaughnessey will lead Maryland against Duke in the Big Five feature. Other games include North Carolina versus Davidson, Wake Forest versus Virginia Military, and NC State versus Miami University. Maryland has wins over Connecticut Rutgers Florida. Duke seeks comeback after a 26-7 loss to Georgia Tech.
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Isbell’s Five TD Passes Spark Packers Past Cardinals
Cecil Isbell’s passing set five NFL records as Green Bay crushed Chicago 55-24. He threw five touchdowns, while Don Hutson kicked six extra points and grabbed three scoring passes as Green Bay tallied 79 points in the game. The Packers climb toward a key Nov. 13 meeting with the Bears in Chicago.
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Tulsa Unscored On Leads Unbeaten College Teams
New York Nov 2. A list of strong college football programs shows 27 teams unbeaten, untied, and unscored upon. Tulsa leads with 296 points through nine games and tops the nation. Georgia, Dubuque Iowa, and Augustana SD have seven wins each, while five more teams ride six-game win streaks.
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Briles Wins Open Handicap Duckpin Tourney in Winston
R Briles of High Point wins the Twentieth Century open handicap duckpin bowling tournament held in Winston Salem with a 660 total. Fifty six men and forty women competed. Neil Rutledge placed second for high game with 129. Mary Ennis of Greensboro led the women with 142. B Leonard of High Point and C Barber of Winston tied for seventh with 629. Cash prizes awarded.
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Greensboro
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Coffee signsets PIX George Paris humor
In Hollywood, George Paris keeps a cafe sign reading We have plenty of coffee. First cup, 5 cents. Second cup $100. The joke reflects a lighthearted take on supply and value in a small eatery.
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Grayson's Scoreboard on Fritzie Zivic and Henry Armstrong
New York report notes boxing’s rougher side as veterans Zivic and Armstrong clash in San Francisco. Armstrong’s comeback, aided by manager Eddie Mead, mirrors a sport dominated by comebacks and risk. Johnston predicts Pastor’s retirement timing amid fighters who never know when to quit.
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Henry Armstrong
Eddie Mead
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James J. Johnston
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Battle of Undefeated Teams Looms in SEC May
ATLANTA Nov. 2 The stage is set for a possible battle of the SEC’s undefeated teams. Georgia’s rally powered a 21-10 win over Alabama last week while Georgia Tech faces road tests before a big clash with Georgia. Alabama meets South Carolina as SEC teams race toward key late season games.
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Final Month Of Contests Shaping Nation Title Race
Austin Bealmear reports that in early November 194x the national college football picture tightens as conferences define standings. Wisconsin leads the Western race after a 17-7 win over Ohio State while Iowa beats Purdue 13-6. Illinois loses to Michigan, Notre Dame prepares for Army, and Penn faces Navy. Georgia tops Alabama 21-10 as big southern matchups loom, with Baylor and Texas contesting the Southwest lead after Texas Christian’s fall to Baylor.
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Conference grid action dominates weekend slate in W S
Southern Conference teams prepare for a busy weekend with 12 games and key clashes. Wake Forest visits VMI, Virginia Tech faces Richmond, and North Carolina plays Davidson as state-title races remain tight with William and Mary and N C State leading.
Sedgefield Show Draws 1400 Crowd in Hunt's Ring
Large crowd of 1400 attended Sedgefield Flint's annual amateur show yesterday at Hunt's ring. Top classes were won by Miss Jane Wharton of Greensboro on Cock of the Walk with other winners including Miss Susie Gorrell on Wild Cherry Peavine and Dr. C. L. Haywood on chat wood. Judges were Cc. Henkel of Statesville and Jimmy Robertson of Fowlers Grand View farms Winston-Salem, with W. J. Dillon announcing and George Thomas directing.
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Greensboro
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Elkin
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Satesville
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Fowlers Grand View
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Goldsboro Fish Clips His Mark By 27 Seconds
Peggy Pate, 15, AAU record holder in 50 meter breaststroke and 40 yard event, unofficially lowers her 40 yard mark to 26.7 at the Goldsboro Swimming Association meet held October 31. Evelyn Barbee, 12, shines with 100 yard freestyle in 1:14 and 220 yard freestyle in 3:00.2. Marineland Florida publishes a tiny telephone directory three and a half by five inches with 16 pages including classifieds.
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