Terrors Aren't Expected To Be T in Mood For Seahawk Grid Teachings
Chicago November 19 Notre Dame faces Navy with 22 years of experience backing Frank Leahy's 11 in a strong era. The Seahawks boast six pro players totaling 42 years in the game and a plan to challenge the Irish in South Bend. A crowd of 50,000 is expected for one of the season’s marquee matchups.
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Gremlins Strike Three Key Bison Players Before Big Game
Two Bison backs Mel Walker and Milton Ferree were sidelined after missing practice while QB Bob Koonts suffered a leg issue limiting him to bench duty. Linemen Donald Hooper and Hugh Gordon also inactive. Demons from Winston-Salem report strong form. Duke adds Marine transfer George Baltisaris replacing Barbery at fullback amid November shakeups.
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Hugh Gordon
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Duke Carolina football a rivalry that defies simple totals
In Chapel Hill the Duke Carolina grid clash defies stats as Duke seeks to overtake Carolina, with Duke averaging 38.5 points per game this season while Carolina trails in the series 14-12-3. The article notes past upsets and changes after naval training park reforms, highlighting the ongoing, unpredictable nature of the rivalry.
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Giants Catcher Docked After Club Fight
San Francisco Navy 19 tember catcher for the New York Giants must answer a charge of assault and battery stemming from a scuffle in a night club. Lombardi, arrested at his Oakland home yesterday, allegedly broke a foreman’s toe and gashed his eye in the melee. He was released on bond pending the hearing.
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Jewish passers and Army fumbles dominate gridiron notes
Parker praises Sid Luckman as a standout passer among Jewish greats Benny Friedman and Harry Newman. Army’s fumbles in two consecutive games signal a weakness ahead of Navy. Dee Morris’s letter to Art Cohn hints at Mirror bias. Vince Banonis shifts from halfback to center after a coach’s whim and recalls Detroit High lore.
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Montgomery Defends Globe Title Tonight
New York boxing notices Bob Montgomery defending his world lightweight title at Madison Square Garden in a 15 round bout against Beau Jack the one time Georgia shoe shine boy. Montgomery favored 1 to 3 as bookmakers expect him to retain the crown despite Beau Jack’s promised peak comeback and reports of a knee issue.
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Green cites intrasquad dissension amid navy-marine players
Monticello Arkansas November 19 Former Idaho University athletic director George Green says lack of proper conditions fuels intrasquad dissension and hurts college teams this year He notes ArkansasAggies star players received special privileges while at A&M players shared meals lodging work and play equallyduring pre war setups
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Neighborhood Noise Suit Seeks Sleep Protection in L A
Peggy Amira an aircraft worker sues for a court order to silence a neighborhood girl whose yelling and screeching during early morning hours disturb her sleep. She seeks 8000 dollars in damages from the girl’s parents to cover disruption and court costs.
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Boxing Roundup Delivers Lightweight Confusion In NYC Ring
New York boxing notes outline a muddled lightweight division with confusion over title status. Bob Montgomery battles Beau Jack for the New York Pennsylvania title, while Sammy Angott fights Bobby Ruffin as a leading contender.
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Beau Jack Seeks 135lb Crown Return in Garden Bout
The column notes Beau Jack can become the second 135 pound champion to regain the title from the same man who took it, following Lou Ambers who beat Henry Armstrong. It also mentions Montgomery’s toothache spared a very short reign and previews upcoming Garden cards with lightweight champions Ruffin of Louisiana and Mike Delia of Texas, who fights in a prelim tonight.
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Mike Delia
Baseball secrets of salaries in Southern California league
Baseball secretary Leslie OConnor reveals some major league players were paid as little as three dollars per game in the Southern California winter league. Branch Rickey offered no comment on those large salaries.
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Notre Dame Freshman Lujack Fills Bertelli’s Shoes
One minute sports page notes young Johnny Lujack stepping into a larger role at Notre Dame as equipment manager provides Bertelli ordered but unused 1045s. Also mention of U S Gold Association turning 50 December 22 and football letters at Lawrence College Wisconsin with navy transfers. Orioles manager Tommy Thomas invites trades from 21 clubs. 17 respond with interest but no cash selling.
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Angelo Bertelli
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Tommy Thomas
Baltimore Orioles
Army-Notre Dame and Dartmouth-Cornell games noted in dispatches
Pfc. Charlie Callahan reports from Peterson Field Colorado College ranks with top teams except Notre Dame. Hillsboro Ohio sent three men to an army baseball squad that won 27 straight from Fiji to Guadalcanal with one loss. Col Deforest R. Roush Howard Duckwald and Kenneth Johnson are from Hillsboro. Leland Morris, Syracuse U football standout, is discharged for a busted knee from camp.
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Bunky” Morris
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Percy D. Haughton Liberty ship to be launched
The Crimson Construction program announces the launching of the Liberty ship named after Harvard coach Percy D. Haughton, honoring his legacy. The ceremony marks a notable step in shipbuilding efforts and ties to university athletics history.
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Yankees eye outfielder catcher in spring training mix
New York Yankees plan to evaluate rookies Russ Derry Don Savage Al Lyons and Bill Drescher as potential outfield and catching help for the 1948 season launching spring workouts in Atlantic City. California Shipbuilding Corp. to launch a Liberty ship before Christmas named for the late Capt. Charles W. Paddock, famed sprinter and three time Olympian.
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Playoff for National Football Championship Set for Midwest
The Dec 19 title game likely in Chicago between the Bears and Washington Redskins. Division leaders and teams with a mathematical chance will meet Monday to plan the contest. Commissioner Layden invites Green Bay Packers Phil Pitt Steagles and New York Giants representatives to the session.
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Kane May Set New Individual Record
Philadelphia scene reports Kane May could establish a new Penn record for ground gained as the modern University of Pennsylvania looks to raise marks in a forthcoming competition.
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Portland Sunday Remarks on Harvard Style Football
A fragment notes a football setup in Portland Massachusetts with a Harvard style blend. It mentions a South Boston line and a Back Bay backfield as the assumed construction of the team’s formation.
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Robertson Picks Duke In Narrow Margin Win
New York sports column previews big weekend games for 1948 football season. Duke expected a tight win over North Carolina while Michigan cruises past Ohio State and multiple other matchups are noted with sectional odds and predictions.
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Duke
WAVES Beat Cadets 7 6 In Thrilling Hockey Duel
In a close Senior high girls hockey contest the WAVES edged the CADET squad 7 to 6. Standouts for WAVES included Nell Sheloff Edith Bean Joyce Linthicum and Kathleen Van Loan. Betty Jo Beeson scored all six Cadet goals as the Waves pulled out the win.
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