Shaughnessy Ponders Pitt Ohio State Game At Luncheon
Pitt coach Clark Shaughnessy asked broadcasters and writers what Pitt should do against Ohio State after a 39-9 loss to Notre Dame. He posed situational questions on conservative play versus gambling and whether to kick or receive, with responses leaning toward risk and debate.
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Pittsburgh
Clark Shaughnessy
Pitt Panthers
Ohio State
University of Pittsburgh
Pitt
Notre Dame
Temple
Shaughnessy
Rts
Harry Keck
Pittsburgh Sun-Tele
Pie Traynor
Traynor
Shaughness
Smith Grant Tie For Southern Scoring Honors
ATLANTA Nov 6 Add ing six points against Chattano last week Charlie Rabbit th Georgia's speedy halfback moved into a tie at 42 points with Alabama's Fred Grant for South eastern conference scoring honors Gene Knight versatile fullback for Louisiana State scored a touchdown and kicked an extra at giving him third place with scent as the Tigers beat Mis s 32 13 Jim Cason Tiger ck also scored six points against the rebels for a season's as of 36 and a fourth place with Norwood Hodges of Ala The latter scored two touchdowns against Kentucky Three players with 30 points deadlocked for sixth place ax Martin of Tennessee Reid Mosely of Georgia and Don Rob inson of Mississippi State Rob inson with a touchdown against Tulane was the only one of the trio to increase his total last week.
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Atlanta
Chattanoo
Charlie Rabbitth
Georgia
Alabama
Fred Grant
Gene Knight
Louisiana State
Scent
Tigers
Miss
Jim Cason
Tiger Ck
Rebels
Wieith Norwood Hodges
Ala
Kentucky
Ax Martin
Tennessee
Reid Mosely
Don Robinson
Mississippi State
Robinson
Tulane
Panthers Prepare for Guilford Clash at Albion Millis Stadium
The Purple Panthers under Coach Ralph James rallied yesterday for a homecoming game against Guilford Quakers at Albion Millis Stadium Saturday night eight o clock. Changes in the lineup and a new end join the squad, while Guilford edged Appalachian 7 6 last week, making the rivalry keen. Tickets available at Jeffs Cecils and Manns No 2 drug stores and a large crowd expected.
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Guilford College
High Point
Panthers
Albion Millis Stadium
John Schrum
Greensboro
Jack Rothrock
Joe Mitchell
John Holden
Enterprise
Purple Panther
Ralph James
Guilford Quakers
Appalachian Mountaineers
Guilford
Quakers
Appalachian
Mountaineers
Bill Blaylock
Letterman
Lexington
Bill Bridgewater
al Vick
Jim McFee
Vickese
Dick Napp
James
Asheville
Army
Napp
Panther
Jeff's
Ecil’s
Mann's
Fights Last Night Box Score Highlights
In brief rounds from Baltimore Philadelphia New York and St Louis Arturo Godoy and D Louis Long fought in Baltimore with Godoy at 203 and Long at 194. Billy Arnold defeated Ralph Zanel li in Philadelphia while Pedro Firpo beat Lew Hambury in New Jersey with Firpo at 133 and Hambury at 136. Charney Riley stopped Osval Peguése in St Louis though weights were unavailable.
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Baltimore
Arturo Godoy
Chile
D' Louis Long
Chicago
Philadelphia
Billy Arnold
Ralph Zanelli
Providence
New York
Pedro Firpo
Camden
N. J
Lew Hanbury
Washington, D. C
ST. Louis
Charney Riley
Osrle Peguése
Elmwood
Westerners Prepare For Contests
Chicago dispatch reports western conference football teams warming up for key weekend games. Ohio State star Paul Sarringhaus eyed for possible return to bolster the title chase as Michigan Purdue Indiana loomed, while Purdue rested after a 28 0 win and Indiana eyed a strong finish.
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Chicago
Ohio State University
Paul Sarringhaus
Ohio State
Chamion
Bucks
Redhot
Sarringhaus
Carroll Widdoes
Lquad
Widdoes
Buckeyes
Illinois
Michigan
Pittsburgh
Purdue
Indiana
Northwestern
Pitt
Widow crafts fifty dolls for Christmas trade in Wapella
Mrs. Addie Hoover, 81, De Witt county's only doll maker, designs cuts sews and sells her own dolls. She built a small business making about 50 rag dolls this season after producing about 30 stocking dolls last year. She completes each doll in a day and a half with wardrobe.
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Wapella
Addie Hoover
de Witt County
Boy Survives After Grandpa Car Incident
In Broadus Montana on November 6 a woman neighbor screamed as N O org halted his car and found he had dragged his two year old grandson beneath it. Daily lifted the child just as Rickie Schultze sprang free and ran home uninjured. The boy said I just held on tight.
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Broadus
Mont
N. O. Org
Rickie Schultze
Army and Notre Dame Lead National College Football Poll
Army tops the weekly Associated Press poll with 982 points led by 86 first place votes Notre Dame follows as runner up with 804 and Alabama climbs to third 799 as Navy slips to fourth The ranking highlights a Yankee Stadium showdown between Army and Notre Dame for the national title amid other top programs Penn State and Michigan also receive notable mentions.
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New York
Army
Notre Dame
Associated ‘Press
Yankee Stadium
Navy
Alabama
Tide
Kentucky
Dixie Club
St.Mary's
California
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio State
Pennsylvania
Columbia
New York Lions
Oklahoma A and M
West Coast
Middle West
Princeton
Quakers
Baltiimore
Sreeee
Keeebis Lo
St. Mary's
Sesh Phavehecstes
Oklahoma A
Purdue
Holy Cross
Louisiana State
Virginia
Duke
Texas
Washington
Tulsa
Minnesota
Penn State
Mississippi State
North Carolina
State
Wake Forest
Southern California
Tulane
Georgia
Temple
Last word on Dame Navy tussle and other notes
Steve Owen calls the Notre Dame vs Navy game a photo finish amid disputed plays as Frank Dancewich helps Notre Dame push Halfback through the Navy line. Lieut Col Carl Hinkle notes Glenn Davis and Blanchard influence on Bowl plans. Also reports a league base stealing champ and Air Force PDC seeking away games on Nov 17 24 and in December.
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New York
Rennan
Navy
Carl Hinkle
Army
Glenn Davis
California
Davis
Blanchlord
Mercersburg
Academy
Air -Force P.D.C. Comets
Mystery bombsight on lend lease to Alabama star Gilmer
Decatur Ala Daily reports that while Congress debates atomic bomb ethics the army bombsight mystery is solved. The device is on lend lease to Harry Gilmer Alabama football quarterback and pitcher for the team.
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Ben Bloodworth
Decatur
Ala
Congress
Harry Gilmer
Alabama
Dick Sisler to Star as Cards First Baseman Next Season
Dick Sisler son of George Sisler is expected to play first base for the Stars Cardinals next season while Ray Sanders departs. He is a former outfielder in the Navy and may be retrained at a new position during the winter. Admiral William D. Leahy, an Ashland, Wisconsin native and honorary alumnus, will attend the Wisconsin Badgers game November 17. Billy Werber Jr. is noted as the 14 year old son of the old American.
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Dick Sisler
George
Stars Cardinals
Ray Sanders
Navy
William D. Leahy
Wisiconsin
Badgers
Leahy
Ashland
Wis
Billy Werber, Jr
Radio Schedule Highlights Evening Lineup and Corrections
Radio Tuesday schedule lists programs from 5:45 to 2:15 a.m. with news, serials, dramas, comedies, music and variety shows. Corrections by networks caused late changes, noting adjustments to timing and repeats across multiple stations and networks.
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Farrell
Tennessee Jed
Abc-E
Hop Harrigan
Tom Mix
Quincy Howe
Walter Kiernan
Abc-East
Terry
Howe
Mbs-Wes
Tropica
Edwin C. Hill
Cby
Abec-Wes
Mbs
Weest
Ejileen Farrell
Orches
Jack Armstrong
Lowell Thomas
Newacast
World News
Chan
Abc-Basic
Tennessee
Jed
abc-Dasic
Cbs News
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abc
Jack Smith
Cbs
Vic and Sade
Raymond
Abe
Abc Basic
Ebs County
Inside of Sports
Bill Brandt
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Abner
Mike
Radie Harrison
Hollywood
Judy
Nbe Theater of Romance
Alan Young
Abe Adventures of
Falcon
Rob Hope
Russell Bennett
Cis
Golden Gate
Josef Stopak
Bear at Big Creek Station Baffles Idaho Official
Boise, Idaho reports that Game Checker L L Lewis processed nine hunters with bears at the Big Creek station in Chamberlain basin. The tenth bear passed unaccompanied and after the animal left his tent was ruined with groceries scattered and bear tracks recorded in the department files.
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Boise
Idaho
Gamertment Checker
L. L. Lewis
Lewis
Big Creek
Chamberlain Basin
Fish and Game Department
Milk Producers and Dairy Associations Form Joint Committees
The North Carolina Milk Producers Association and the Dairy Products Association each establish a three member committee to address issues affecting one or both groups. The panels will study problems and recommend solutions for industry members.
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N. C. Milk Producers Association
The
Dairy Productssociation
Bald Eagle Golf Shot Goes Into Cup in Germany
Lt. Jim Denton of Maplewood New Jersey reported a remarkable moment on a par five in Frankfurt Germany last month his third shot struck a German prisoner on the green and rolled into the hole he called it his bald eagle. The item also mentions various military and campus notes with names and places.
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Jim Denton
Maplewood
N. J
Frankfurt
Germany
Jim
North South Open Golf Tourney Opens At Pinehurst
The 44th annual North and South open golf tournament began at Pinehurst with Benny Hogan leading a field of contenders for the $5,000 prize. Hogan, winner from Richmond, Va, is favored to win as top players including Vic Ghezzi Johnny Bulla Jimmy Hines Sam Snead Gene Sarazen and Bobby Cruickshank compete.
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Pinehurst
Benny Hogan
Richmond
Hogan
Vic Ghezzi
Johnny Bulla
Jimmy Hines
Sam Snead
Gene Sarazen
Bobby Cruickshank
Army Would Like to Play In Bowl Game
Army hopes to play in a bowl game on New Year’s Day with Lt. Col. Carl Hinkle noting the cadets want a bid. Final decision rests with West Point Superintendent Maj. Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor as possible Rose Bowl talk centers on Pasadena, California.
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New York
Army
Carl Hinkle
West Point
Hinkle
Maxwell D. Taylor
Vanderbilt
Pasadena
Alif
Duke Leads Loop With Two Wins
Duke's Blue Devils top the Southern conference with two wins and no losses and will host North Carolina State in Durham. Other weekend games include Virginia Military Institute vs Maryland and Clemson at Clemson, while North Carolina visits William and Mary in Norfolk.
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Richmond
Duke
Blue Devils
Durham
N. C
North Carolina State
Beattie Feathers
Virginia
Clemson
VMI
Wake Forest
Virginia Military Institute
Maryland
College Park
Virginia Tech
Tigers
S. C
North Carolina
Tennessee
Tar Heels
William and Mary
Norfolk
SBR Carolina
Spiders
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
South Carolina
Miami
Sami University
Fisherman Mistakes Soap for Coating During Fry Job
Bill Blocker volunteered to fry fish from a trip. He coated cleaned fish in a paper bag with a covering mixture and heated them, but he later explained he had used soap chips instead of corn meal, causing comic bubbles as they cooked.
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Milwaukee
Bill Blocker
Blocker
Hay farmer Gene Boyd swamped with buyers in Oklahoma
In Okla a farmer named Gene Boyd reports strong demand for his hay crop despite a personal setback. He lost his billfold while gathering the hay and has not recovered it, but buyers remain eager.
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Woodward
Okla
Gene Boyd
Black Bison Ready for Friday Clash at Memorial Stadium
High Point High School's Black Bison, coached by Tony Simeon, prepare for Friday's showdown at Memorial Stadium against Greensboro. The team, riding five wins one tie and one loss, seeks a crucial win after standout performances against Gastonia and others, with no injuries reported.
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Bison
Greensboro
Asa
Memorial Stadium
Simeon
Gastonia
Reidsville
Thomasville
High Point
Black Bison
Burlington
Lexington
Salisbury
Charlotte
Durham
Irish Fail To Score In Newsreel Of Notre Dame Navy Game
New York reports from November six reveal newsreel footage of last Saturday's Notre Dame versus Navy game showing no score on the Dagcewitz to Colella pass and clear stops near the goal line by Danceswicz and Brennan. The film, viewed at a football luncheon, produced a 34 to 5 vote in favor of no score among attending writers including Walter Kennedy. Notre Dame players and assistants watched the reel in South Bend but avoided comment without Head Coach Hugh Devore, who attended his mother's funeral in West Orange New Jersey. Devore had claimed he would wager all he has that Colella crossed the line.
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New York
Notre Dame Navy
Notre Dame
Walter Kenenedy
Frank Dagcewitz
Phil Colella
Danceswicz
Terry Brennan
Kennedy
Navy
Tony Minisi
Colella
South Bend
Ind
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