Notre Dame Stars Lead In Saturday College Football Action
Jim White and Johnny Lujack spark Notre Dame in a 26 0 win over Army as Northwestern routs Wisconsin 41 0 and Navy defeats Harold Hamberg’s Penn State 24 7. Duke Navy Game results mix with standings as Wake Forest’s Fred Grant maintains scoring lead with 42 points in seven games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim White
Notre Dame
Johnny Lujack
White
Army
Glenn Davis
Lujack
Bertelli
Harold Hamberg
Navy
Penn
Ed Nelson
San Diego Naval Training Station
California
Postus
Villanova
Princeton
Otto Graham
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Eddie Prokop
Georgia Tech
Engineers
Bill Iannicelli
Franklin & Marshall
Swarthmore
Diplomats
Jesse Burditt
Texas A & M
Southern Methodist
Steve Juzwik
Great Lakes
Ray Jones
Sailors
Camp Grant
Grant
Fred Grant
Wake Forest
Steuber Extends Lead In Nation's Scoring Race
DePauw star Bob Steuber piled up four touchdowns and five conversions to reach 129 points, widening his gap atop the national scoring list. LSU’s Steve Van Buren stands second with 98 points, followed by Purdue’s Tony Butkovich and others as college football’s top point scorers are tallied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bob Steuber
Little Depauw College
Greencastle
Ind
Steuber
Steve van Buren
Louisiana State
Purdue
Tony Butkovich
Greeny
Michigan
Howie Lose
Gna
Midwest
Pat Fe
Depauw
Howie Biase
Cornell
BIG Oklahoma
al Porto
Univ
Pacific Coast Couranance
Baby Bison and Jamestown Clash At Albion Millis Stadium
Weather permitting the Baby Bison host Jamestown in a return engagement tonight at Albion Millis Stadium with a 7:30 kickoff and free admission. Avenge a 13 0 defeat in the season opener as Simeon’s squad, having won two of four, seeks to snap the earlier loss. Mineral Springs and Thomasville fell to the Bison by 27 0 and 26 0 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Simeon
Bison
Jamestown High
Albion Millis Stadium
Jamestown
Simeon
Mineral Springs
Thomasville High
Thomasville Machine
Faroe City Boys
Yesterday's Grid Scores Roundup of Service Team Battles
RAST of Hoston College 64, Rome Air Base 0. Sampson Naval Training 55, York Pa 0. Richmond Army Air Base 6, Camp Lee Charleston Coast Guard 25, Camp Gordon 6. Town Seahawks 46, Marquette 19. Salt Lake Air Base 59, Bushnell Army Hospital 0. Fort Douglas Utah 13, Pocatello Idaho Army Air Base 9. Fourth Air Force March Field 72, Pomona Army Ordnance 0. St Mary's Pre-Flight 13, Alameda Coast Guard 13 tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoston College
Rome Air Base
Sampson Naval Training
York
Sour Nh Riehmond Army Air Base
Camp Lee
Charleston Coast Guard
Camp Gordon
Midwest Town Seahawks
Marquette
Salt Lake Air Base
Bushnell Army Hospital
Fort Douglas
Utah
Pocatello
Idaho
Army Air Base
FAR West Fourth Air Force
March Field
Pomona
Huge Fall Build Up as Trojans Fall to Cal Navy Team
Los Angeles November 8. Southern California faced a turning point after fumbling eight times in seven games slipping to a 10 to 7 loss to a San Diego naval training station unit. The Trojans had 38 miscues and dropped from their previously flawless record with key players moved to military duty. The Rose Bowl hopes fade as USC remains a top contender in the southern division while Washington leads the northern race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Southern California
San Dego Naval Training Station
Trojans
Men of
Troy
Jeff Cravath
Cravath
Washington Huskies
Wolverines Hammer Hoosiers in Western Conference Clash
Michigan's weakened lineup still defeated Indiana 23 to 6 before 20 000 fans in Ann Arbor. Elroy Hirsch scored on a 67 yard run and later a pass setup another score as Indiana struggled with four intercepted passes by Bobby Hoernschemeyer and a missed extra point by John Tavener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
Bill Daley
Michigan
Wolverines
Indiana
Elroy Hirsch
Wolverine
Hirsch
Hoernschemeyer
Wisconsin
Wally Dreyer
Hoosiers
Frank Hoppe
Pihos
John Tavener
Duck hunt prelude to the northern flight in a marsh
A Woodsman reporter recalls a dawn duck hunt in a foggy marsh with Fred Mullens guiding, where Mallards, coots, cormorants, and a redhead joined decoys. The day reveals a promising start to the season as gas limits shape cautious plans to study the northern flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Mullens
Fred
Mullens
Devents
Welch
Two Men and a Football Classic
Profile of Frank Leahy Notre Dame coach and Earl Blaik Army coach describing their careers. Notes Leahy’s birth in Winner South Dakota and marriage to Florence Reilly, the Seven Blocks of Granite at Fordham, and Notre Dame undefeated seasons. Also outlines Blaik’s West Point and Dartmouth career, coaching style, and return to active cavalry duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
America
O'Neill
Nebraska
Winner
S. D
Frank
Florence Reilly
Brooklyn
Leahy
Fordham
Jim Crowley
Columbia
Gil Dobie
Boston College
Rockne
Mayo Clinic
Jremedy
Georgetown
Michigan State
Army
Earl Hr
Red) Blaik
Calvary
Blaik
West Point
Miami University
The
Academy
Calvary School
Fort Reilly
University of Wisconsin
Point
Biff Jones
Ralph Sasse
Gar Davidson
Dartmouth
Red
Hanover
Yale
Elis
Harvard
Hinson
Cornell
Warner
Vic Kulbitski
Ed Murphy
Bob Hayes
George Maxon
Pat Filley
John Zilly
Notre Dame Dominates Army as Lujack Shines
Notre Dame, ranked No. 1 under Frank Leahy, crushed Army 7 0 at Yankee Stadium. Lujack threw two TD passes, scored once, and directed plays while Bertelli’s absence drew praise from Army coach Blaik. Navy and USC also won, while many top teams posted decisive results this weekend.
Pro Gridders Tie Twice In A Day Across NFL
Chicago Bears roll past Green Bay 21 to 7 while Brooklyn Dodgers beat Chicago Cardinals 7 to 0. Washington Redskin Eagles game ends 14 to 14 as East race tightens with New York Giants and Philadelphia still in contention for the championship chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George Strickler
National Football League
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Bears
Dodgers
Chicago Cardinals
Bears
Green Bay
Washington Redskin
Phil-Pitt Eagles
Phil Pitt
Newark
Giants
Detroit
Washington
Dropkicking Ace Finds One Regret in Shipyard Service
Charlie Brickley, famed for 1913 14 all American football, works at Bravo shipyards in Wilmington paying 48 dollars weekly like his 31 man crew. He regrets not learning pipe fitting at Harvard while supporting sons in World War II and serving as a naval veteran in prior conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Charliey Brickley
Walter Camp
Harvard
Yale
Charlie
Navy
Bravo Shipyards
Chick
Charlie Brickley
England
John
Maines
Southwest Pacific
Brickley
Pennsylvanian football crowds hit fresh highs
Philadelphia reports consecutive sellouts as the University of Pennsylvania fills Franklin Field with 73,000 fans for a second week. A pro game at Shibe Park drew 32,693 spectators, while Municipal Stadium hosted a 30,000 turnout for West Catholic versus North Catholic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Shibe Park
West Catholic
North Catholic
Municipal Stadium
Sports Roundup Skirmishes and Alumni Notes
A collage of college gridiron notes and service updates. Mentions include Notre Dame stars turning down West Point, Angelo Bertelli’s loss affecting morale, Duke and NC State roster moves, Navy’s fogbound travel to Philadelphia, and Penn’s foggy reception. Also notes Bill Reddy’s guest column and George Case’s future in the American League. Coaching insights from Lejeune Marine staffer and the Jacksonville naval center hire Marty Karow, plus a Miami Beach NCO class graduation featuring Gutows, Beeyme, Nance Brown, and Jack Cannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Coat
Johns
West Point
Notre Dame
Bob Kelly
Irish
Angelo Bertelli
Leahy
Old Duke
North Carolina State
Navy
Philadelphia
Penn
Jacksonville
Fla
Naval Aid Technical Training Center
Army
Miami Beach
Lou Stringer
Ace Gutows
Detroit An
Beeyme ‘Oppage
Chicago
Nance Brown
Jack Cannon
Stretching shoerstrings and boxing promoters duel
Jimmy Topps of Philadelphia runs the Olympia club, bumping capacity to 27 600 with no wall removal and claims 18 months without a losing show. Rival Joe Waterman of Portland starts the National Boxing club with 300 dollars and reports a 175 000 dollar gross in year one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Topps
Philly
Olympia Club
Jimmy
Laurels
Sgt. Slakeld
Joe Waterman
Portland
Ore
Howland mask model to join hall of fame exhibit
The How land catcher's mask patent model was presented to the Baseball Hall of Fame by Jedge Landis. A New Haven New York hockey arrangement will place Sunday afternoon and night games, with football trips described as three tough games per day. Frank Sinatra is said to have helped prepare Tami Mauriello for a recent bout by singing in his dressing room, with notes on Mauriello's temperament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baseball Hall of Fame
Jedge Landis
Jedge
New Haven
Conn
New York
Frank Sinatra
Tami Mauriello
Lee Savold
Tami
Muariello
Stars On Ice cast grows with Bruce Mapes family
Capt John Wheichel praises Hal Hamberg as a remarkable football talent. Bruce Mapes Sr and Evelyn Chandler join their sons Bruce Jr and Jerry in Stars On Ice directing Susie’s skating lessons. A Madison Square Garden gallery opens for free to high schoolers for yesterday’s Philly Rovers game. A customer at a dull fight asks to fight or declare an open city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Billick
Wheichel
Navy
Hal Hamberg
Poppa
Momma Bruce Mapes
Evelyn Chandler
Bruce, Jr
Jerry
Susie
Madison Square Garden
Philly Rovers
Nation's unbeaten teams dwindle to eleven after weekend
The nation's list of unbeaten untied college football teams drops to eleven after recent defeats and ties. Leading survivors include Purdue, Notre Dame and the Iowa Seahawks, with Southern California Drake Arkansas A&M and Cape Girardeau Teachers among those eliminated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Purdue
Notre Dame
Iowa Seahawks
Southern California
Drake
Arkansas Aggies
Cape Girardeau
CNL Vediccnsheasaues
Randolph Field
Tex
Franklin-Marshall
Bainbridge
Naval
Colorado College
Bunker Hill
Ind
Doane
Neb
Washington
Pittsburgh
Kan
Tehrs
Dolph Camilli to quit majors for player manager role
Sports note recalls Dolph Camilli saying he will leave major league baseball to pursue a player manager position in the Pacific Coast League. It also remembers Clark Griffith’s 1941 night baseball plan and past rankings with Texas Christian, Notre Dame, and Pittsburgh leading in the AP poll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Camilli
Dodger Star
Clark Griffith
Senators
Texas Christian
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
Graham Runs Kicks and Passes In Cat Bout
Dexterous Otto Graham led Northwestern to a 41 to 0 Big Ten victory over Wisconsin before 11 000 at homecoming. Graham scored four touchdowns in the first three quarters on rushes and a punt return, and connected on a key pass as Wallis and Franck added scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Otto Graham
Northwestern
Wildcats
Big Ten
Wisconsin
Waukegan
Graham
Alex Kapter
Bob Wallis
Harry Franck
Wallis
Franck
Badger
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sport Stars
Associated Press
Southern
Davidson-N.c. State
Charlotte
Duke University
Blue Devils
Virginia
Durham
Cavaliers
West Virginia
V.M.I
Maryland
Richmond
Duke
North Carolina
Duke Carolina
Pern State
Clemson
Georgia
Greenville
S.C
Bainbridge Navy
V.M.L
Atlanta
Norfolk
N.C. State
South Carolina
Davidson
Pat Tot Grant
Gaerinity
Gantt
Perry
Sutton
N.C
Whitmire
T. Davis
Baby Bison
Trojan
Enterprise Sports
CK Welch
North Carolina Conservation Department
Parker
Meier
Ted Meier
South Bend
Johnny Yonaker
Ramblers
Yankee Stadium
Parris Island
Earl Blaik
Carl Anderson
Knute Rockne
Evanston
Ill
Pennsylvania
USC
Middies
San Diego
Boilermakers
Minnesota
Holy Cross
Penn State
Ohio State
Pitt
Brown
Temple
al Postus
Texas Aggies
Rice
Arkansas
Texas Tech
Tulsa
Oklahoma Aggies
Arey Seneee Naval
Illinois
Toowa
Iowa
Kes
Tulane
Bill Reddy
Syracuse
N.Y
George Case
Sports Mirror
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!