Navy Irish clash eyed as semifinal in grid week
Navy meets Notre Dame before an estimated 83,000 at Cleveland Stadium in a marquee clash that could serve as a national semifinal. Also on slate are Michigan vs Minnesota in Ann Arbor and Ohio State vs Northwestern in Columbus with crowds near 80,000.
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New York
Navy
Notre Dame
Army
Earl Blaik
Cleveland
Titans
Ageles
Gaels
St. Mary's
Southern California
Washington
Huskies
Pacific Coast
Pasadena
Regen
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Minnesota
Elis
Dartmouth
Villanova Wildcats
West Point
Syracuse
Penn State
Alabama
Louisville
Kentucky
Mississippi State
Tulane
New Orleans
Virginia
West Virginia
Duke
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Chattanooga
William and Mary
Maryland
Virginia Tech
North Carolina State
North Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia Military
Vanderbilt
Texas
Southern Methodist
Arkansas
Rice
Baylor
Texas Tech
New Mexico
Colorado
Denver
Utah
Washington State
California
High Point Bison rout Gastonia Green Wave 47-6 in football showdown
High Point high school crushed Gastonia 47 6 at Albion Mills Stadium as the Bison dominated from the start with a ground game punch and two passes for touchdowns. Key scorers included Loyd McDonald Isom and Brewer with touchdown runs and a standout 70 yard kickoff return. Next Friday they meet Greensboro Memorial Stadium and the Purple Whirlwind in a crucial conference test.
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Earl Gibson
Charles F. Carroll, JR
High Point High School
Bison
Gastonia
Green Wave
Albion Millis Stadium
Abie Thomas
Thomas
High Point
Bill Loyd
Curtisard
Paydirt
Gordon
McDonald
Co. L. Runyan
Bisons
Loyd
Buddy Boyles
C. L. Runyan
Stoneburner
Anotien
T. C. Isom
Tommy Roland
Bill Uren
Gene Turney
Turney
House
Brewer
McDonald-Brewer
Enna
Dave Yow
Billie Welch
Pete Armstrong
Estelle Scott
Jack Hawks
Phyllis Wall
M. F. Groome
Maxine
Pos
Bognor Oi Sas Secences
Davis Cores
Armstrong Li Yeis
Atassaee
Aca
Dolley
C —Hooper
Beal
Rt—Groome
Tompkins
Uren
Dh—Thomas
Bunyan
Lioyd
Tunney
Renfrew, Hubey
Rickert
Mann
Turner
Elliot
Campbell
Isom
Hartley
Hederick
Grant
Hunsucker
Lloyd
Crowther
King
Boyles
A. Smith
Hackney
Rogers
Plaster
Hussar
Vols Face Tar Heels in Navy Power Talk
Tennessee meets North Carolina as the Tar Heels showcase navy trainees and a larger squad. Coach Snavely may need nine new men against the Vols in this Southern clash.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Vols
Navy
Carolina
Wildman
Marczyk
Wildman LG
Golding
Eeeiller RG
Varney
B. Dobelstein
Hazelwood
Paidousis Eee
Ee Pike
Hartig
Bevis
Lt—Oliphant
Stephenson
Clayton
Stephens
Iss
Vans Ds
Football SCOALA and College Scores Across Regions Alphabet
A mixed grid of football outcomes lists teams from SCOALA Miami to Ohio State B and multiple colleges and high schools. Notable results include Ohio State B 39 over Michie B 20, North Texas Agric College 58 over Alien Academy 14, and Mount Airy 62 over Dublin Va 6 with numerous high school games such as High Point 47 over Gastonia 6 and Greensboro 40 over Salisbury 0.
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Miami
Pia
Clemson
North Texas Agric
Colege
Alien Academy
High Point
Gastonia
Columbia
Central High
Charlotte
Walkertown
Boone
Mineral Springs
Badin
Mount Airy
Dublin
Gray High
Winston-Salem
Hanes
Hertford
Edenton
Siler City
Chapel Hill
Laurinburg
Rockingham
Raleigh
Roanoke Rapids
Wilson
Wilmington
Methodist Orphanage
Legrange
New Faces To Be Rationed In 46 Major League Draft
In 1946 major league clubs added only nine players from 5400 minor leaguers in a draft. Ex big leaguers Lou Novikoff and Frank Demaree cost $7500 each. total draft spend was $62,500 across seven clubs. Several top clubs sat out as eight teams made no selections.
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Chicago
Lou Novikoff
Frank Demaree
National Defense
Philadelphia Phillies
Novikoff
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles
Philadelphia Athletics
Portland
Athletics
Genn Handley
Sacramento
Chicago White Sox
Peter Pershing Thomassie
Memphis
Aston Biggs
Milwaukee
Washington
Max Wilson
Portsmouth
Pittsburgh
Ben Guintini
San Francisco
Boston
Earl Reid
Indianapolis
New York Giants
Mike Budnick
Seattle
Wilson
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Owls Meet Lafayette in Homecoming Test at Temple
Temple Owls, undefeated in Pennsylvania, host Lafayette College before a 20 000 crowd on homecoming day. Lafayette aims for its sixth win as a national Cotton Bowl contender Templars.
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OWLS
Lafayette
Philadelphia
Temple
Pennsylvania
Lafayette College
Templars
Lions and Big Red clash as unbeaten Columbia hosts Cornell
Columbia's unbeaten Lions, two touchdown favorites, meet a revamped Cornell eleven at Bakerfield. A sell out crowd of 35,000 expected. Newcomers including Paul Robeson Jr and Hill ary Chollet start for Cornell. Len Will and Bill Olson fill in for Columbia backs Andy Caruso and Lou Kusserow.
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NEW York
Columbia
Lions
Cornell
Bakerfield
Paul Robeson, Jr
Hillary Chollet
James Delsignore
Big Red
Len Will
Bill Olson
Andy Caruso
Lou Kusserow
Extra Point Helps Miami Defeat Clemson 7-6
University of Miami edges Clemson 7-6 as Harry Ghaul boots his 12th extra point of the season. A 80-yard early Clemson pass was nullified by interference. Kim Reynolds scored for Clemson, then Gene Hancock answered for Miami.
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Miami
Fla
University of Miami
Harry Ghaul
Burlington
Ghaul
Hurricanes
Georgia
Clemson
Butch Butler
Eddie Freeman
Kim Reynolds
Gene Hancock
Richmond Golf Tourney Enters Second Round
Richmond Va November 3 Second round play in the Richmond 10000 invitational open golf tournament began with a group finishing the first round. Bobby Cruickshank led at 71 while Frank Kringle Linden NJ stood three under par early in the day. Sammy Snead Ben Hogan and others follow with scores in the 72 73 range as the field narrows.
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Richmond
Frank Kringle
Linden
N. J
Bobby Cruickshank
Country Club of
Virginia
Sammy Snead
Hot Springs
Ben Hogan
Hershey
co favorites Mulrehan horse and Stymie in Westchester handicap
New York November 3 Mrs Ed Mulrehan's First Fiddle and Hirsch Jacobs' Stymie, both bought at Bargain counter prices, were named co favorites to win the $50,000 added Westchester Handicap, closing out New York's richest racing season.
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New York
Ed Mulrehan
First Fiddle
Hirsch Jacobs
Stymie
Westchester
Bowl-Hoping Duke, Tech Clash Today
Duke leads the 13th meeting with Georgia Tech as both teams chase bowl eligibility. Duke's Blue Devils face Tech at 3 pm EST with coach Bobby Dodd relying on Jack Peek and George Mathews for scoring punch.
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Atlanta
Duke
Blue Devils
George Clark
Georgia Tech
Bobby Dodd
Tech
Jack Peek
George Mathews
Le—Monte
Buskin
Sharkey
Davis LG
Perini
Mme C—Crowder
Duke Rg—Kuotis
Royal
Rt—Marshall
Gaines Re—Austin
Kilzer
Qb—Krista
Holtsinger
Golark
Mathews
Carver
Peek
McCully
McIntosh
Managers Yell For Scalp Of Red Cochrane
In New York today Nov 3 4 the talkingest fighter and manager pair push for a shot at welterweight champ Red Cochrane their last public display since he won the crown four years ago Fritzie Zivic and Chick Vergelas rally behind fellow Pittsburgher Fritzie who recently lost to Flip Freddie Archer in St Nicholas arena as they eye a title rematch with Cochrane
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New York
Red Cochrane
Fritzie Zivic
Old Man River
Chick
Hercules) Vergeles
Flying Zivies
Pittsburgh
Freddie Archer
Newark
N. J
St. Nicholas Arena
Cochrane
Red
Fritzie
Fritzeroo
Archer
First Army Gridiron Clash Between Fort Bragg and Camp Lee
Camp Lee in Virginia hosted Fort Bragg North Carolina for a college style football game noted for a wide open passing approach. The match drew attention from military personnel and local observers as players featured in banner expectations.
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Camp Lee
First Army of
Fort Bragg
N. C
Kentucky Coach Sweats Out Game With Crimson Tide
Louisville news reports coach Frank Thomas was anxious as Alabama and Kentucky prepared for the 23rd meeting in Du Pont Stadium. Alabama held a dominant series edge with 20 wins, 0 losses, and one tie, carrying five or more straight victories into the matchup.
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Kentucky
Crimson
Tide
Louisville
Frank Thomas
Crimson Tide
Alabama
University of Kentucky Wildcats
du Pont Stadium
Language diversity among tribes of A sparks curiosity
The note highlights that about 700 distinct languages are spoken by the tribes of A, reflecting immense linguistic variety. It mentions regional clustering and the cultural richness these languages represent, suggesting deeper study and preservation efforts.
Broadcast Schedule Notes for Eastern to Pacific Time
Radio program list shows shifts due to time zone changes and late network corrections. Programs include Atlantic Spotlight, National Farm and Home, Philadelphia Orchestra, Grand Old Opry, and The Life of Riley with various hosts and guest segments.
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Abe
Tomlinson
Philadelphia Orchestra
Ebs
Duke Ellington
Mbs
John Vandercook
Nbe
Tin Pan Alley
Army Wings
Quincy Howe
Wilfrid Preish
Abe Helen Jfayes
Abe Sinfonietta
Noay Webster
Boston Symphony
Judy Canova
Chicago
Theater of the Air
Nation
Cbs
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Steve Conroy
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Happy Southern California
By Murray Rose
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Simeon
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Charleston
W. Va
Watts Bakery
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Gayle Talbot
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Bob
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Hoernschemeyer
Cincinnati
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Bo McMillin
Wizards OF Odds
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Skoglund
Coppedge Mieszkowski
Deramee Mastrangelo
Scott Walsh
Carrington Royal
Rt—Smith Berezney
Re—Duden
Cronin
Hoernschemeyer Dancewicz
Scott Colella
Kell Angsman
Sundheim Ruggerio Er Ee
Richmond Golf Tourney
Hogan
Cruickshank
Ed Oliver
Delby Laffoon
Jimmy Hines
Willie Goggin
White Plains
Snead
Harry Todd
FE. J
Dutch) Harrison
Chandler Harper
Vince Ghezzi
Deal
Johnny Bulla
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