Frank Boucher and old players spark hockey comeback debate
The piece argues Frank Boucher may return to the Rangers signaling a trend to revive aging players. It contrasts retirements with bringing back veterans, notes a weakened Rangers and cites other sports shifts and a libel suit involving Shirley Povich over charity proceeds.
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Jeffries
Frankie
Lester Patrick
Duke Face Key Test as Cameron Seeks Aerial Stop
Richmond Nov 9 Duke hopes to tighten pass defense for a big Southern Conference test next week with North Carolina while Virginia plans to exploit the aerial game. Virginia coach Frank Murray polishes his passing attack as Duke prepares for Saturday's game at Durham. North Carolina, Wake Forest and NC State report injuries and roster moves as teams linger for important schedules.
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Virginia
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Buck Sutton
Fran McLeod
Navy
Wake Forest
Jeff Brogden
Hopeco Va
North Carolina
Penn
Atlanta
Georgia
Baby Bison vs Jamestown Game Due Tomorrow Night
Weather disruptions pushed the Baby Bison football squad to reschedule their clash with Jamestown at Albion Mills stadium. The 7:30 p.m. kickoff carries no admission, with Simeon’s team hoping to rebalance a 13-0 season setback against the stronger Baby Bison.
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Jamestown High
Albion Millis Stadium
Georgia Tops AP Football Poll Lead One Year Ago
Georgia led the weekly AP football poll with Georgia Tech second and Boston College third. The item notes past rankings and shifts in college football power across the period.
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Georgia
Georgia Tech
Boston College
Tony Lazzeri
Toronto Leafs
Warren Wright
Bull Lea
W. 5
Kilmer
Alexandria
Povich Rails Against Army Benefit Racket In Sports Writing
The article defends Povich for standing by his stance on a proposed Army benefit game. It notes his refusal to accept a 20 percent gate share or up to 20 000 and credits him with a distinguished service to sports writing. The piece condemns the benefit racket that commercializes relief efforts like Army Emergency Relief.
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Milton King
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Redskins
Povich
War Department
Demaret Returns Home as River Oaks Pro
Jimmy Demaret, former Detroit champion, came back to Houston November 9 as River Oaks Country Club pro. He said entry to tourney play depends on the PGA’s guidance with tours including Sam Snead Bing Crosby Byron Nelson Jag McSpaden and likely Craig Wood among those considered.
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Tex
Jimmy Demaret
Detroit
River Oaks Country Club
Demaret
P.G.A
Sam
Bing Crosbey
Byron Nelson
Jag McSpaden
Craig Wood
Notre Dame Holds Unanimous Top in AP Poll for Football
Notre Dame received all 91 first place votes in the Associated Press poll after a 26 0 win over Army and leads Purdue, Navy and Michigan in the top ranks. Otto Graham praised by Frank Leahy, Northwestern looming as a tough opponent.
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Iowa Seahawks
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Texass
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Dartmouth
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Bainbridge
Western Louisiana
Arkan Naval Training
Colorado University
Randolph Field
Tex
Fights Last Night Bout Outcomes From AP
In Baltimore Marry Jeffra defeated Phil Terranova in a non title 10 round decision. In New York George Kochan beat Vince Dellicurti over eight rounds.
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Baltimore
Jeffra
Phil Terranova
New York
George Kochan
Akron
Vince Dellicurti
Orange Bow likely with Holy Cross and LSU in Miami
Roundup notes possible Orange Bowl teams Holy Cross and Louisiana State for New Year's Day in Miami. Mentions about Rosy prospects after Navy transfers, shrine East-West game plans, and various football personnel shifts and humor from sports writing.
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Holy Cross
Louisiana State
Miami
Steve van Buren
San Francisco
George Marshall
Redskins
Giants
Dodgers
Steagles
Even Stevens At Sampson Navy Lunch Sparks Insider Talk
Lieut Commander Mal Stevens of Sampson Naval Station faced tough questions at a football writers lunch. He touted 17 year old Russ Strait destined for All America after Naval Academy entry, then teased a query about long division and a congressman. He boasted about Bill Maceyko while praising regular halfback Andy Stopper.
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Mal Stevens
Sampson Naval Station
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Russ Strait
Sampson
All America
Naval Academy
Rip Miller
Navy Line
Bill Maceyko
Cornell
Andy Stopper
Night baseball and scrappy college departures noted
The column notes Cincinnati may train indoors at Indiana University field house or shift to night sessions. Larry MacPhail is credited with pioneering night baseball in Cincinnati. Tubby Crawford switches from Penn State soccer to football in quick succession and plays soon after. Spud Chandler is highlighted as the American League MVP.
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Cincinnati Reds
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Larry MacPhail
Cincinnati
Tubby Crawford
Penn State
Tubby
Spud Chandler
Leahy On Way To Coaching Record
Francis William Leahy of Notre Dame stands on track for a historic coaching record. The Irish mentor, six feet tall and 185 pounds, has guided Notre Dame near undefeated status and holds a 40‑win, 3‑tie record in 47 games. Born August 21, 1908, in ONeill Nebraska, he grew up in Winner and Omaha and played multiple positions at Notre Dame before coaching stints at Fordham Boston College and Tennessee. He joined Notre Dame as head coach after resignations and has seen early teams undefeated while later seasons mixed with wins and losses. He is married with four children, including a son born this August.
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Frank) Leahy
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Bison Rally For "Best Practice" Of The Season
High Point highs Black Bison footballers showed lively effort in a spirited practice at Memorial Stadium Greensboro. After a 30 minute team meeting to study defense the first stringers ran plays against Greensbors defense with a heavy emphasis on both ground and aerial plays. Koonts and Kearns were elected co captains for the final two games of the season.
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Bill Lloyd
Mel Walker
Bob Koonts
Curt MacDonald
Kearns
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Elementary School Soccer Opens In High Point
Johnson Street Schoolboys meet Emma Blair kickers in the opening game of High Point elementary school soccer tournament at the Office playground tomorrow afternoon. Teams from Brentwood Ada Blair Elm Street Crordale Ray Street and Oak Hill also start rounds as the championship roars to a climax Monday.
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Greensboro to Welcome Bollinger in Friday Clash
Greensboro and R J Reyonds and Cernugel announced that Bob Atlas Bollinger a crackerjacker center and linebacker would see action in Friday nights clash with the Whirlies. Bollinger has been sidelined with minor injuries for a week and Greensboro seeks its first win over High Point in 14 years.
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R. J. Reyonds
Cernugel
Bob “Atlas
Bollinger
Whirlies
High Point
Yankee Pitcher Chandler Wins 1943 MVP Ballot
New York Yankee Spud Chandler, who won 20 games in the regular season and two World Series games, led the American League MVP voting. Luke Appling of Chicago White Sox was second, with Rudy York third and Bill Johnson fourth in the Baseball Writers' Association tally.
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Chandler
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Baseball Writers’ Association
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