Evening clash previews Duke Carolina football rivalry
Wake Forest crushed Duquesne 33 0 in Winston-Salem while planning to face South Carolina Thursday. Duquesne returns to NC for the first time since 1942 and coach Tony Simeon and Bob Jamieson discuss formations for Western all star optics bowl. A 56 500 crowd is expected at Duke Durham game.
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Inquirer
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High Point Plans Bold Basketball Openers Facing State
High Point college’s Knights of the Gleaming Hardwood begin 1947 48 with a Harrison gym opener against North Carolina State’s Red Terrors on December 6 1947 led by captain Malcomb Sullivan while Jack Preston Frank Henry Ted Moran Bill Sheets and Jack Hammond headline a veteran lineup plus new recruits Neal Surratt and Jerry Iscovitz in a challenging North State conference schedule through December and January including games at Carolina Chatham Hanes Hosiery and more.
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Hebron Coble
Leroy Collins
Fay Gilbert
Jack Byerly
Herman Deaton
David Allen
Chic Gleasner
Don Jones
Michigan Ready To Play In Tournament Of Roses
Michigan stands as the Western representative in Pasadena for the Tournament of Roses with the outcome of the Ohio State game in Ann Arbor looming. Southern California and UCLA vie for the Pacific Coast bid, while SMU waits for an SEC title and a Cotton Bowl berth as bowls race tightens across conferences.
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UCLA Victory Would Snarl West Standing
Los Angeles November 22 USC and UCLA brace for a major showdown that could reshape the Pacific Coast Conference standings. A UCLA win plus other results could create a four way tie among California UCLA Oregon and USC with the Rose Bowl at stake. USC officials expect a near capacity crowd at the Coliseum with about 101671 seats filled and total attendance around 193000.
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Lamotta Suspended In New York Temporarily
New York officials suspend Bronx middleweight Jake Lamotta pending grand jury and DA inquiry into his fourth round knockout by Billy Fox at Madison Square Garden. Purses for Lamotta and Fox are held until investigation concludes.
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Grid Results From College Football Scores
Lock Haven Pa over California Pa 15 to 13. Wake Forest defeats Duquesne 33 to 0. Florida edges Miami Fla 7 to 6. Emory and Henry ties Western Carolina Teachers 7 all. Bainbridge Naval tops Western Maryland Jayvees 26 to 0. Clemson Jayvees 34 over Presbyterian Jayvees 7. North Carolina Jayvees 13 over Duke Richmond Jayvees 20. William and Mary Jayvees 12.
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New York Grid Fans To Take Pick In Three Pro Contests
New York hosts three pro games tomorrow with Browns at Yankees and Dons at Dodgers in the All-American Conference and Packers at Giants in the National League. Cleveland has clinched the western title while New York leads the eastern division. Buffalo-baltimore and Chicago Bears showdown also loom large.
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Dimas Confident Of Yanks Future
Joe Dimaggio recovering at Johns Hopkins Hospital after elbow surgery worries him through next season. He expects no pain and believes his arm will rebound for 1948. Dimaggio praises Vern Stephens and pitchers Kramer and Kinder as key Browns losses aiding Boston. He anticipates Charlie Keller return boosting the Yankees with D'Alesandro bringing humor and bananas to the room.
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Fights From Last Night In New York and Philadelphia
In New York at St Nicholas arena Billy Graham up points over Rocco Rossano 142 to 143 with Rossano from Brooklyn. In Scranton Tony Janko defeats Joe Agosta by technical knockout in the 4th round at 151 to 155 in favor of Janko. In Philadelphia Willie Alexander stops Johnny Settles with a TKO at 130 pounds after 8 rounds.
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Vanderbilt and Maryland Vie In Saturday Football Headliner
In Nashville Vanderbilt hosting Maryland Terrapins for the Commodores final home game of the year. Vanderbilt, twice losers, is a two touchdown favorite as a capacity 22 500 crowd expected if showers delay.
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Duke Carolina Top Conference Rivalry Fuels Title Bid
In Richmond, the 34th Duke vs North Carolina meeting draws over 56,000 as the top Southern Conference game. Duke aims for a tenth crown in 15 seasons if they win. Wake Forest opens with a 38 0 win over Duquesne led by Bill Greggs, with Dowda O Quinn and Lail scoring as the schedule holds across key matchups.
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Ticket clash looms for Holy Cross Island State game
New York roundup notes a Monday meeting at Boston Garden to resolve ticket limits for the January 20 basketball clash between Holy Cross and Island State. Each college seeks 4,000 top seats while the venue capacity is 13,900 when full. The Dodgers mourn six farm-system losses in the draft.
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Lecture on Tackles Sparks Local Debate at Barber Shop
Absolutely Right John in Carmi recounts Dr. Eddie Anderson lecturing about the importance of tackle positions. He declares most games are decided at the tackles and asks where games are lost. Jim replies that they are lost in town.
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Spectator Brennan, trainer Buxton, and other notes from the era
The piece notes Mar tin Brennan of Milwaukee arriving late to the Army Notre Dame game to see Fred Earley kick the extra point after Terry’s 97 yard kickoff return. It mentions trainer Happy Buxton’s jockey son Merritt riding in California, Merritt's recent marriage, Fred Huber Jr. issuing novelty press passes, Duke drum-beater Ted Mann and his stadium barbecue pit, Caldwell Idaho high school traveling to Honolulu for a game with Kaimuki, Pete Kim, Ray Jensen’s 182 points and eleven touchdowns, and Southern scouts watching Bob Young Doc Spears as he declines Dartmouth.
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Doc” Spears
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Browns Sale Stance and Rodenberg Move Plan Loop
Dan Topping questions possible ties between his objections to player sales and Bob Rodenberg's claim that Topping backs his plan to relocate the Browns to Baltimore. The exchange ties ownership talk to a proposed franchise move amid ongoing team restructuring.
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