Jinx Fellow To Be Navy's 12th Player
Philadelphia November 4 Navy eyes undefeated Penn clash at Franklin Field with 73 000 capacity. Navy plans 800 sailors to travel by ship and relies on the jinx to swing momentum as coach Munger names Joe Kane Penn captain. Frank Kane’s injury update and roster notes shape the matchup.
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Cyclones Coach Calls Pause For Station Identification
Iowa State college coach Mike Michalske says his players must take a longer breath after penalties for illegal shifts in a recent game. He instructed, Hereafter, we'll pause for station identification, to avoid crucial late penalties.
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National Football Ratings Across Sunday Games 1943
Central Press sports editor Walter L Johns compiles the Enterprise ratings covering Sunday games of October 31 1943. Ratings evaluate team performance and standings across the league with emphasis on key contenders and notable upsets.
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Sports Gossip and Headlines From Brooklyn and Nearby
A collage of sports notes covers Pete Cawthon Buff Donnelli and Brooklyn Dodgers staffers sharing lockers, Armistice Day racing, Navy football legends, boxing figures and other New York sports figures with a mix of anecdotes and career updates.
Viewpoint sparks football reform talk and sports notes
In New York Nov 4 a round up notes Pitt coach Clark Shaughnessy proposing longer yardage for a first down, Princeton’s Harry Mahnkin urging six man defensive lines, and Frank Leahy favoring current rules. Hal Trosky returns to baseball duties after migraines, with humorous lines about Harvard and a crowded table remark.
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Clell Barton Seeks Insight From Camp Edwards Players
Clell Barton, Camp Edwards coach, tells Boston football writers he discussed with his players whether to go up and speak about the team. The exchange signals early preparation and openness to external feedback as the season nears.
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Sam Baugh Pro Passing Records Tipped by Dad de Groot
Rochester U coach Dad de Groot receives credit for assisting on Sammy Baugh’s new pro football passing records. From the stands he noted the Dodgers’ defense was crowded and advised longer passes instead of short throws.
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Notre Dame Tackle Jim White Heads for Army Clash at Yankee Stadium
Jim White, Notre Dame’s big tackle, expected to inflict damage on the Army line at Yankee Stadium Saturday. The Edgewater, New Jersey native captained football basketball and track at All Hallows prep in the Bronx, with the grid team practicing at Macombs.
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Debut Hopes Rise for Army Fullback Kenna Versus Notre Dame
At West Point on Saturday Army faces Notre Dame in a high tension clash. Coach Earl Blaik hails Kenna as the best back he has ever coached though a knee injury kept him to brief moments last season. Kenna backs a second team backfield as Army aims to upset the Irish with Lujack transitioning to Notre Dame’s top unit.
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Duke Freight Train Slows Considerably
Duke Blue Devils, who began the season with high expectations, have cooled in practice after navy orders reassigned marines out of the Duke squad. The team now relies on Jayvee players for plunges, with a Southern Conference game against N C State looming in Raleigh where State fields mostly civilians.
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Historic football rankings glimpsed in AP Sports Mirror
The AP notes a year ago Georgia led the weekly college football list with Wisconsin second and Georgia Tech third. It also recalls three years back undefeated teams Ken State Milligan St Ambrose, and five years ago Bobby Cifers from Kingsport raised his point total to 213 surpassing de Correvont.
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Boxing wins reported from New Jersey and California
Herb Brydon of West Orange outpointed Joe Curcio of Newark in Elizabeth New Jersey. Paul Hartnck of Omaha defeated Martin Goldberg of Oakland in Oakland California in ten rounds.
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Rejuvenated Baby Bison Romp To 26-0 Win Over Thomasville
The Tony Simeon coached Baby Bison defeated Thomasville 26 to 0 at High Point College Stadium. Kenneth Taylor and Tom McGhee starred in a dominant ground and air attack, lifting the team to their second straight victory and a four touchdown margin this season.
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Bison Face Gastonia In Western Conference Clash
Local football slate features several contests with little impact on Tar Heel standings. Tony Cernugel’s Bison host Gastonia Green Wave at High Point College as a Western conference game, while Salisbury and Greensboro clash in a heated rivals’ tilt and Winston-Salem hosts Burlington in a tight finish. Rocky Mount journeys to an Oxf Ordinary orphanage squad for a practice game tomorrow night.
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Portland hunter bags 150 pound deer with bow shot
Pat Chambers returned from a John Day hunt with a 150 pound deer, saying he made a 125 yard bow and arrow shot despite an ammunition shortage.
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