AP Poll Preview Shows Georgia Tops In College Football
Georgia leads the latest Associated Press poll with 112 experts ranking them first, Georgia Tech second, Boston College third, Notre Dame fourth, and Alabama fifth. Michigan, Wisconsin, Ohio State, and Illinois are also rated in the top ten as future clashes loom including Ohio State vs Illinois at Cleveland and Boston College vs Fordham.
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Associated Press
New York
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Sinkwich, Davis, Trippi & Co
Chattanooga
Alabama
Notre Dame
Michigan
Iowa
Minnesota
Greese
Boston College
Wisconsin
XAS Acca Este
USA
Ohio State
Ilinois
Ray iEliot
Fordham
High Point Juniors wallop Thomasville 52 to 0
High Point High School Junior Varsity overwhelmed Thomasville High School juniors 52 to 0 on the local field yesterday afternoon. Curtis McDonald opened scoring. Addison Culler, Ed Knox, Weldon Idol and O B Levine added TDs and conversions as the Jayvees dominated both sides. The defense, led by O B Levine and teammates, held Thomasville to no meaningful offense. Coach Tony Simeon praised his squad and hinted at another matchup with Thomasville this week.
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Mills
Thomasville
High Point High School
Thomasvill High School
Thomas Ville
High Point
Curtis McDonald
Ed Knox
Leon
Ingraham
Addison Culler
Jay‘wee
Leon Ingraham
Culler
Knox
Bob Bailey
Janake Addison Culler
O. B. Levina
Alan McGhee
Jad
Weldon Idol
O. B. Levine
Matt Vaughn
Lawrence Cox
Ray Delap
Johnny Thomas
Milton Ferree
Tony Simeon
Tuberculosis death rate comparison noted in today’s report
The piece states that today tuberculosis kills one person every nine minutes, contrasted with thirty years ago when deaths occurred every three and a half minutes. The statistic highlights a decline in mortality over time.
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United States
Northwestern and Texas collide with Texas Christian clash
Northwestern and Texas oppose Texas Christian as Tulsa and Baylor line up against strong opposition. Iowa ranked No. 12 faces Minnesota ranked No. 16 in a key matchup between top teams.
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Northwestern
Texas
Texas Christian
Tulsa
Baylor
Iowa
Minnesota
Ohio grid coaches shift stars to Ohio State in season tease
New York sports roundup notes strong talk from Ohio coaches about moving top players to Ohio State. Mentions Frankie Sinkwich, George Poschner, Eddie Prokop, Hills Hume, Jack Martin, Jimmy Secrest, Jack Clifford, Walt Manade, and Colgate freshmen. Also references Hamline basketball fame and seeks post season games for eastern teams.
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New York
Ohio Grid
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Frankie Sinkwich
George Poschner
Georgia
Eddie Prokop
Cleveland
Georgia Tech
Hills Hume
Jack Martin
Navy
Rochester
Jimmy Secrest
Colgate
Columbus
Jack Clifford
Walt Mcnade
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Dewey Luster Aims For Coachly Help From Halas
Arch Ward notes Oklahoma star Dewey Luster may be rivaled by college coaches and could seek football insight from Navy aviation’s Lieut. Com. George Halas if he has any serious problems.
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Arch Ward
Chicago Tribune
Dewey
Snorter) Luster
Oklahoma
Luster
George Halas
Naval Aviation
One-Minute Sports Page Oddities and Notes
Carl Liscombe of the Detroit Red Wings works a noon to six shift as a tool and die maker and plays hockey on the side. Evil Eye Finkle, now in the Army, claims his Slobodka Start is out, replaced by the Hitler Hex. Bill Keefe of the New Orleans Times-Picayune avoids cooking after dropping a skillet on his heel. Gloria Callen, a swimmer, is a Barnard College freshman, which may explain occasional misses by Paul Governali’s passes for Columbia football.
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Carl Liscombe
Detroit Red Wings
Evil Eye Finkle
Bill Keefe
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Gloria Callen
Barnard College
Columbia
Paul Governali
MSU Coach Bachman bets on Ripmaster as Killmaster looms
Michigan State coach Charley Bachman praises Fullback Ed Ripmaster for ripping up the opposition while warning that a freshman tackle, George Killmaster, will join the varsity next year. Bachman jokes about being a master mind as he contemplates the youngster's arrival.
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Charley Bachman
Michigan State
Ed Ripmaster
George Killmaster
Charley
Navy Transfers Fighter Fred Apostol to Sea Duty
Fred Apostol, who had six victories and a draw in seven fights since joining the Navy, is transferred from the Norfolk training station to sea duty. The Navy says it has done a lot for him and he hopes to repay. Dan Topping’s pass at Quantico Marine base finds Bill Terry, though not the Brooklyn one, as the recipient.
Rivalries, rivalries and football facts from early bowls
A stream of college football anecdotes from 1930s era coverage notes Michigan Notre Dame varsity meetings, Army Navy shifts, Yale Princeton moves, Wisconsin to Iowa travel, and Rose Hill reflections. It mentions Bertelli, Blaik, Gustafson, Hail, Mazur, Hill, and varied game outcomes and venue changes.
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Army
Notre Dame
Red Blaik
West Point
Angelo Bertelli
Dale Hail
George Murphy
Hank Mazur
Ralph Hill
Penn
Navy
Annapolis
VMI Faces Indians In Saturday Showdown
Richmond Virginia: VMI drills for the Norfolk clash with William and Mary as Muha and Deshazo loom large for the Indians. Duke NC State and Maryland Virginia games loom. injuries trim lineups while key backs and guards shuffle roles.
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Richmond
Boxing results and toll figures from early reports
New York Jackie Wilson stopped Bernie Miller in a recent fight. Larry Lane knocked out Wallace Cross in Newark New Jersey. Lou Brooks defeated Tony Musto in Wilmington Delaware by points. Alf Davis stopped Felix Morales in Brooklyn and Ellis Philips beat Petey Scalzo in Philadelphia. Also cited are TB death tolls and Irish women’s powder spending, with annual U. S. tolls given for past and present eras.
First Time In Years Duke Carolina Tilt Could Miss Big Five
The Duke Carolina game may decide the Big Five title but the crown won't be awarded until after North Carolina State faces the Blue Devils on November 21. Duke and North Carolina clash in Raleigh with potential impact on standings.
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Woodrow Price
Associated Press
Raleigh
N. C. State
Blue Devils
Mobley Heads To New Mark For Nation In Gaining Yards
Harden-Simmons coach Warren Woodrow says Little Doc Mobley is poised to break a national rushing mark as he nears Whizzer White's 1121 yard record. Mobley dazzles with speed, vision, and balance, tallying 78 and 72 yard runs against Texas Mines and Arizona. Standings and title race with Duke, North Carolina, N C State, Wake Forest, and Davidson shape the season. Duke vs Tar Heels looms as pivotal as teams jockey for position.
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Mobley
Abilene
Warren Woodrow
Rudolph
Little Doc) Mobley
Harden-Simmons Flash
Little Doc
Whizzer White
White
Colorado
Gateway
Texas
Arizona
Doc
Bothy
Wake Forest
Davidson
Pf Pa N. C. State
North Car
Duke
Tar Heels
Wolfpack
Blue Devils
North Carolina
N. C. State
State
Dukes
Doc Newton
Big Jim Tatum
Hectic Western Conference Sky in North Carolina Football
Fred Flagler Jr reports a tense Western loop race with Greensboro, High Point, Gastonia, and Charlotte in contention for the title. Gastonia, Charlotte, and Greensboro all pull for upset wins as Asheville’s Maroons challenge, led by Charlie Justice, and Western Duke contenders loom.
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Fred Flagler, JR
Greensboro
High Point
Gastonia
Charlotte
Green Wave
Tony Cernugel
Western Loop
Wildcats
Western Wenner
Wilson
Durham
North Carolina
Asheville
Ralph James
Charlie Justice
Maroons
Bison
Bison Prepare for Friday Night Greensboro Clash
High Point High School’s Black Bison football team returns quarterback Donald Dunkelberger after an appendectomy to boost signals and relief for knee hindered tailback Albert Evans. Coach Toney Cernugel tests a deep lineup including Jim Bones and Bill Peace as Greensboro’s Purple Whirlwind arrives seeking revenge for last year’s loss to a stronger Guilford County foe.
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Donald Dunkelberger
High Point
Black Bison
Toney Cernugel
Ithe Field
Greensboro
Dunkelberger
Bison
Albert Evans
Evans
Salisbury
Jim Bones
Green Wave
Bill Peace
Cernugel
Guilford County
Bob Jameson
Tony Cernugel
Jamies
Winter Tour Restricted For Golfers
The PGA of America faces transport and gasoline rationing as it caps the 1943 winter golf tour to Miami and Pinehurst after canceling four California meets and the Augusta Masters. Officials discuss wartime promotion and potential exhibition events for Red Cross and war bonds, with a $100,000 winter tour now a $10,000 affair. Fred J. Corcoran, the tournament manager, departs for overseas with a Red Cross service club, citing gas rationing as the main obstacle to player availability.
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Chicago
Professional Golfers’ Association of America
Miami
Fla
Pinehurst
N. C
California
P.G.A
Red Cross
Fred J. Corcoran
P.G. A
Captain Tank Marshall Fit To Return For Dukes Match
Captain Tank Marshall participated in light drills after missing the Davidson game and appears likely to return against the Dukes. North Carolina State and Davidson report big casualty lists while sidelined players rest. NC State held practice, then resumed drills. five players out with injuries and a head injury kept another from working out. The Wolfpack travel to Washington to face Georgetown on Saturday. Gene McEver leads Wake Forest for a Saturday clash with Washington and Lee in Charlotte, noting five injured players on the sidelines. George Peters and Mac Bruce are among the inactive, with Peters a standout against North Carolina and Bruce possibly unavailable versus the Generals. Wake Forest beat W. M. F. and next faces George Washington Friday.
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Indians
Jackie Freeman
Lexington
V.M.L
Pooley Hubert
Julius Minton
Mike Ducko
Bernard Skladany
Muha
Davidson
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Duke
Blue Devils
North Carolina Tar Heels
Eddie Cameron
Tar Heels
Blue Devil
Dukes
Jim Tatum
Virginia Tech
Army
West Point
MacCauley McEver
Macon Blandford
Beaumont
Richmond
Arthur Vincent
Pittsburgh
North Carolina State
Washington
Georgetown
Rene Burtner
George Allen
Joe Pisano
Fay Clark
Dick Callaway
Taylor Moser
Callaway
Charlottesvile
University of Maryland
University of Virginia
Maryland
Tommy Mont
Washington and Lee
Generals
Mac Bruce
Greenvile
S. C
Tigers
Frank Howard
Clemson
Jacksonville
Furman
South Carolina
Skeeter Coyle
Charlie Truluck
Tank Marshall
NW. C. State
State
Miami
Charlotte
George Peters
Wake
Forest
Deacons
George Washington
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