Army Navy Notre Dame Poll Shakeup and Contenders
The AP poll shows Army rising in national rankings with Navy defeating Notre Dame 32 13 and California, Michigan, Illinois, and Maryland among top contenders. Ohio State leads Big Ten with 974 points and 18 first place votes while Notre Dame slips to fifth.
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Army
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Randolph Field
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North Carolina
Bainbridge
Maryland
Iowa
Michigan
California
Illinois
Tech
Yankee Stadium
Notre
Irish
South Ramblers
Ann Arbor
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Max Field
Paren- Ten Eees Eel Ees
Western League clashes set for Friday night action
In the Western Conference battles the 20th Century Sports Club rolls toward the top with a 10-0 win over Youth Center. Gastonia hosts a pivotal matchup while Green Wave eye Greensboro and Gastonia in a tight pennant race.
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Whirlies
20Th Century Sports Club
Gastonia
Lotte Wildcats
Greensboro
Y Mount
Wilson
Blackbirds
Rocky Mount Blackles
Wilson High
Wester
High Point
J Reynolds
Salisbury Weeseees
Burlington
E- Pastern
Rocky Mount
Wilson Khane
Durham
Payetteville
Notice to Creditors of Clarence Grayson Stone Estate
The estate of Clarence Grayson Stone of High Point Guilford County North Carolina is notified that all persons with claims must exhibit them to the Trust Department of Wachovia Bank and Trust Company at 2009 Wachovia Bank Building High Point NC on or before October 25 1945. Creditors indebted to the estate should promptly pay to Wachovia Bank and Trust Company High Point NC. This notice is dated October 17 1944.
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California
Ceess
Forest
Tech
Ceessvsse
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Okla
Navy
Carolina
Calif
Marines
Ippi
Seeree
Purdue
Third Air
Second Air Force
Oklahoma A & M II
He, R. J
Torpedo Boat Base
Fort Pierce
Fila
Virginia
Indiana
Ll Field
Auburn
Alaima
Tulsa
Tulane
North Krolina State
Oklahoma
Mary Lou Petty
Guilford County
North Carola
High Point
North Carolina
Horace
Haworth
Clarence Grayson Stone
Trust Department of Wachovia Bank and Trust ‘Company
Wachovian Bank
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Dodd loses bet after Tech beat Navy on late interference
Georgia Tech assistant coach Bobby Dodd joked he bet a friend Tech would lose. Officials called interference on Navy, moving the ball to the one yard line where Tech scored. Tech won the game, but Dodd admitted he lost five dollars.
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Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Bobby Dodd
Jackets
Navy
Dodd
Atlanta Touchdown Club
Tech
History study popular at Barnard college
History courses are the order of the day at Barnard college where 571 of 1,194 students are studying some form of history.
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New York
Barnard College
Willie Joyce Set to Fight Ike Williams Monday
Willie Joyce of Los Angeles arrives in Philadelphia for a final training session before his Monday bout with Ike Williams of Trenton. Joyce views the fight as a stepping stone to a title clash with NBA lightweight champion Juan Zurita and says promoters on the coast would back the Zurita match if Taylor does not.
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Philadelphia
Willie Joyce
Los Angeles
Ike Williams
Trenton
N. J
Juan Zurita
Joyce
Herman Taylor
Williams
Zurita
Taylor
Bainbridge Rises to National Grid Fame After 13 Wins
Bainbridge Maryland in the service ranks secures a top ten national spot after a 49 to 20 victory over North Carolina Pre-Flight. Commodores fan base praises the long unbeaten stretch and hints at a future game with Randolph Field for war bonds or other causes.
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Bainbridge
Fred Stabley
Maryland
Military
Randolph Feld
Texas
North Carolina
Commodores
Randolph Field
Chapel Hill
N. C
Glenn Killinger
Navy
Duke
Jacksonville Flyers
Virginia
Joe Maniaci
Fordham
Chicago
Bears
Randolph
Rice
Southern Methodist
Maniaci
Goys
Lou Eymkus
Notre Dame
Washington Redskins
Lew Akin
Baylor
Chicago Bears
Gerrard Ramsey
William and Mary
Lou Sossamon
South Carolina
Don Durdan
Oregon State
Jackie Feld
Harry Hopp
Nebraska
Dewey Proctor
Furman
Hilliard Cheatham
Auburn
Joe Michaels
Penn
Charley Justice
Duke Center Crowder Out With Injury
Duke Center John Crowder is sidelined with a twisted ankle as Duke battles injuries ahead of a key clash with Clemson. Frank Irwin and John Kriza also nursing ailments while Wake Forest reports no injuries after defeating Clemson 13-7.
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Richmond
Duke
Sinc
Fema
Wallace Wade
Blue Devils
Eastaeoy
Wake Forest
Miami
N. C. State
William and Mary
Norfolk
Clemson
South Carolina
Maryland
Army
Blue Bils
Georgia Tech
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D. C. Walker
Deacons
Durham
Frank Irwin
Tech
John Kriza
John Crowder
Clyde Grimenstein
Army Air Corps
Gamecocks
Presbyterian
Harrison William and Mary's
Indians
R. N. McCray
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Johnny Clowes
Tom Mikula
Denver Mills
Naval Officer Urges Cadets to Win Navy Notre Dame Game
In Baltimore before the second half kickoff, Admiral Ernest J. King urged the Navy team to win. Commander Oscar Hagberg quoted him saying it was an order. The Middies defeated Notre Dame 32 to 13.
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Philadelphia
Middies
Navy- Notre Dame
Baltimore
Oscar E. Hagberg
Adm
Ernest J. King
U. S. Fleet
Alabama Florida Georgia football results tease
Southeastern Conference notes show Alabama and Florida Georgia teams listed with DNP statuses. Georgia Tech defeated Tulane 33 to 0 while Mississippi State and Auburn also marked DNP in the schedule roundup.
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Alabama
Marines from PoCatello team battles odds in football brief
In PoCatello Idaho the T catello Marine Devildogs a 20 strong unit of marines and sailors with a veteran coach face a tough season. They lost early games due to lack of reserves but beat Great Falls Air Base despite a 25 pound disadvantage per man. Gene Tunney leaves Baltimore pro football plans as war stretches on. Sammy Angott set for ninth headline bout against Jimmy McDaniels in Garden show.
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New York
N. Y
Pocatoello
Idaho
T Catello Marine Devildogs
Naval Ordnance Plant
Ken Dilan
Army UK
Great Falls
Mont
Gene Tunney
Baltimore
Sammy Angott
the Garden
Jimmy McDaniels
Todal's guest star at De Santis heads Schenectady sports page
Pete Cawthon resigned Brooklyn Tigers coach says pro football lacks warmth while Union Star notes General Manager Tom Gallery kept Pedro under pressure at De Santis, Schenectady New York.
Navy Coach Hagberg Aims to Improve Toward Army
Commander Oscar Hagberg, Navy football coach, told New York football writers he is hopeful that continued improvement could lift Navy closer to Army's level, signaling cautious optimism after recent games.
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Oscar Hagberg
Navy
New York
Army
Duke Coach Wallace Wade Serves as Patton Officer
Lt Col Wallace Wade once guided Duke football now serves under General Patton as artillery officer. Norfolk Naval Training Station recreation dept uses a duck blind for all ranks. Lieut Horton Smith assigned to Army Special Services to organize overseas athletic programs. Lt Baby Bray visits uniform shop for aviation greens but sizes 44 to 46 fail and 48 proves too large.
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Wallace Wade
Duke
General Patton
Norfolk Naval Training Station
Horton Smith
Army Special Services Division
North Carolina Cloudbusters
Jacksonville, Fla
Bray
Chapel Hill
Chicago Bears
Shorts and Shells in Army Navy-Football Broadcast Sale
The Army Navy Football broadcast sold for 75000 dollars nearly matching gate receipts. Al Marsters resigns football officiating duties due to West Coast business. Cardinals sought meal money after leaving home dugout in the World Series. Benjamin Franklin noted as Boston’s amateur hockey seventh of thirteen children.
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Marsters
Dartmouth
West Coast
Cardinals
Benjamin Franklin
Boston
Blue Devils Edge Deacs In Southern Conference Showdown
Wake Forest travels to Duke as unbeatens clash in Durham after Duke’s 1 loss-season arc. Wake Forest hopes star tailback Nick Sacrinity returns. NC Preflight Cloudbusters fall to Bainbridge Navy. Tar Heels host William and Mary. NC State opens Miami trip. Catawba visits Milligan. Cherry Point Marines visit Bainbridge. Camp Lejeune hosts Fort Monroe.
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Camp Lejeune
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Catawba
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Navy
Cornell
New York
Swarthmore
Georgia
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Pennsylvania
Columbia
South Carolina
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Norman Nas
Northwestern
Purdue
New Mexico
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Wisconsin
Iowa
Randolph Field
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Tulsa
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Iowa State
Rocky Mountains
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Missouri
Colorado
Colorado Coll
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Drake T.wichita
California
Ohio State
Pittsburgh
Ohio Wesleyan
Miami
Warrensbergh
Wentworth
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W. Coast Art
Port Warren
Second Air
Modesto J. C
St. Mary's
Shoemaker Field
Seabees
Washington
March Field
Army
Notre Dame
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Maryland
Tatures Syndicate, Inc
Charlotte
N. C
Deacons
Durham
Eddien
Duke Blue Devils
Cameron
Georgia Tech
Clyde (Peahead
Landis Leaves Hospital to Vote in Presidential Election
Baseball Commissioner K M Landis was allowed to leave St Luke's hospital to vote in the presidential election by his doctor's consent. The 77 year old, who has been hospitalized for more than a month with a severe cold and for rest, has voted in every election since reaching his majority and missed his first World Series this year since becoming commissioner in 1922.
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Landis
Chicago
K. M. Landis
St. Luke's Hospital
Notice of Land Sale by High Point City Auction
City of High Point will sell land at public auction for cash or terms. Sale at City Hall at 11:00 A M November 20 1944. Property lies in High Point Township Guilford County North Carolina with defined block frontage along Highland Avenue. City reserves right to reject any bids. Arnold J Koonce mayor signs the notice dated October 31 1944.
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High Point
N. C
High Point Township
Guilford County
North Carolina
Highland Ave
W. C. York's
Arnold J. Koonce
Boxing results from Last Night's Fights Across Cities
In Baltimore HoMan Williams outpointed Kid Tunera in a 161 156 match. George Williams outpointed Tommy Daniels 146 152 in Baltimore. Joe Louis defeated Charley Crump in a three round exhibition in Baltimore. Jimmy Philips outpointed Pedro Firpo in Cumberland Md 8. Bee Bee Washington beat Tiger Lou Jones 164 165 in Washington. Harry Teaney defeated Gene Spencer 137% 133 in Chicago. Lou Nova outpointed Buddy Knox 205 212 in Newark. Joey Peralta beat Dave Castillojoux 137 13544 in Toronto 12. Bernard Docusen 13244 and Tommy Roto ulo 134 drew 6 in New Orleans.
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Baltimore
Holman Williams
Chicago
Kid Tunera
Havana
George Williams
Tommy Daniels
Pittsburgh
Joe Louis
Charley Crump
Washington
Jimmy Philips
Cumberland
Pedro Firpo
Camden
N. J
Bee Bee Washington
Tiger Lou Jones
Philadelphia
Harry Teaney
Cleveland
Gene Spencer
Newark
Lou Nova
Los Angeles
Buddy Knox
Dayton
Toronto
Joey Peralta
Tamaqua
Dave Castiljoux
Montreal
New Orleans
Bernard Docusen
Tommy Rotolo
Rome
Election Night Radio Schedule Dispatch
Eastern War Time listings show a November 7 program shift with corrections by networks. Highlights include Captain Midnight and Tom Mix serials, Jack Armstrong, Superman, Dick Tracy, and World News with Lowell Thomas, leading to primary election returns and evening entertainment until sign off.
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Sea Hound
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Ebs
Tim Healy
Dick Tracy
Chick Carter
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Tom Mix
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