Boston College Surges To Fore With Big Votes For 1st Place
Boston College gains in the AP college football poll as Georgia holds first but slips in first place votes. Georgia Tech and Boston College rise while Michigan and Ohio State crack the top five. Tulsa climbs to sixth amid conference action. Notre Dame halves its ranking after a Notre Dame loss, and several Big Ten teams surge as the season nears November’s end.
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Boxing Night at the Garden and Yale Princeton Gloom
Notes on a heavy sports week end detailing a rough boxing bout where Allie Stolz was hurt after a clash with Beau Jack. A later Yale versus Princeton game at Baker Field is described with biting wind and cramped press facilities as reporters question warmth and comfort in the chilly venue.
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Sunday hockey night shows rookies spark Rangers Bruins
A Sunday hockey night between the Rangers and Bruins fell short of peak past meetings as rookies brought action though lacking skill. Monday featured a tough 1.C. 4-A Cross Country Meet at Van Cortlandt Park with rough truck-tailgate trails. Frank Dixon, a strong New York Negro runner, shone and promises more in winter track events.
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Odell Exposes Yale Defense After Pennsylvanian Sojourn
Harvard game notes Yale coach Howie Odell, 31, the youngest major head coach, recounts four months with Wisconsin and his views on Penn State, Hirsh and Harder. He recalls Yale’s 13 6 win over Princeton and outlines intricate blocking plays that stymied the EFL attack as his team rebounded from a weak prior season.
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Wolfpack Faces Duke in Key Big Five Title Bid
N C State seeks its first state championship since 1927 in a crucial clash with Duke at Durham. Wake Forest and Davidson trail, while North Carolina and Davidson prepare for other weekend games and Wake’s Deacons rest ahead of Thanksgiving.
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Shady Lawn Flasher Wins Derby At Field Trials
Shady Lawn Flasher owned by Brooks Frazier of Charlotte won the 15 inch derby the only event completed on opening day of the Carolina Beagle Club field trials in Greensboro. The 13 inch derby class began yesterday and was to be completed today as organizers expected a record field.
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Norwegian coast under alert as Germans tighten control
Large sections of the Norwegian coast have been under alert since Sunday with additional areas closed by the occupying Germans for military reasons. Authorities raised defenses and surveillance against anti Nazi activity, while reports from London detail heightened readiness along the coast.
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Odell Restores Yale Football Respectability After Key Win
Howie Odell leads Yale as it overcomes a weak Princeton line and gains notable run support. The Elis demonstrate improved play in a bid to impress Harvard, earning recognition for restoring Yale football on short notice.
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Freeman May Return To Indian Lineup This Weekend
Jackie Freeman the 160 pound kicking star for William and Mary may be back in the lineup Saturday as the Indians host North Carolina Pre-Flight at Williamsburg. Freeman has not played since injuring a bone in his foot against Dartmouth last month, with punting averages dropping to 29 yards. Veterans Marvin Bass and Glen Knox were injured vs VMI but expected to be ready for the contest.
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South Loaded With Potential All-America Grid Standouts
Atlanta November 17 The South ponders its top grid talents for All-America honors. Alabama center Joe Domnanovich protects Grant Field with Georgia and Georgia Tech showings. Tech guard Harvey Hardy impresses against Alabama and other foes. William and Mary guard Buster Ramsey praised as a flawless player. Kentucky tackle Clyde Johnson and Alabama tackle Don Whitmere also draw attention for national recognition.
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Minnesota coach hails Silovich as Mariucci potential
Minnesota’s sophomore halfback Silovich is rated by Coach Larry Armstrong as good as hockey prospect Larry Mariucci. Silovich plans to enlist in the Army after fall quarter. Nearly 100 newspapers in Norway have suspended since 1940 due to newsprint shortages.
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Keydets Prepare for Turkey Day Clash at Roanoke
Tomorrow the Flying Squadron begins hard training for the Turkey Day battle with Virginia Tech at Roanoke. Mike Ducko, the big Keydet tackle who missed last week’s William and Mary game, will be in the lineup. Joe Muha, the ace full back, will also be in peak condition for the Gobblers. The game will mark the plunging star’s final collegiate appearance.
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Cernugel Resting Black Bison Before Reynolds Clash
In the Bison camp, Coach Tony Cernugel rests his team after a rough schedule as they prepare for Reynolds with a light scrimmage planned. Winston’s Tom Brown gears up for a tough home challenge as Reynolds aims to extend a shutout run in the single wing offense. The comeback question hangs as Black Bison seek a higher final loop standing.
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Boston's Line a Great football unit of stars
Newton Mass November 17 a feature on Boston College football line praising its seven man front led by co captain Fred Nau Metz Rocco Canale Patsy Darone Al Fiorentino Gil Bouley Joe Repko Don Currivan and Charlie Furbush The unit’s strength is shown by opponents yards figures West Virginia nine Clemson minus 26 North Carolina 51 Wake Forest 67 Georgetown 33 Temple 21 Fordham 26 with 16 by Steve Filipowicz
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Buckeyes Star Csuri Drives Ohio State Line
Ohio State tackle Charles Chuck Csuri emerges as a quiet yet lethal force and All-America candidate in a clash with Michigan. Coach Brown praises his simple, effective technique as the Buckeyes brace for a season peak crowd and a high-stakes battle that promises fast, hard-hitting football.
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Bison Juniors Rout Thomasville Juniors 79 to 0
Curtis McDonald and Ed Knox lead Bison Juniors to a dominant 79 point win over Thomasville Juniors. Addison Culler and Ray Delapp add 12 points each, Idol and Cox contribute on defense with a pick six and key runs. The loss ends Thomasville’s season after a 52 to 0 victory earlier between the teams.
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Fights Last Night Across Cities and Lineups
Amateur boxing results list bouts in Baltimore Newark Chicago San Francisco with winners Kapovich Arch er Breese Spencer Zivic. Fewer details include lineups and scorers from Thomasville and High Point games with McDonald Culler Delapp Idal Levina and Knox in scoring and safeties noted.
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