Western Loop Officials Set Winter Meeting in Chicago
Western conference faculty representatives athletic directors and coaches will meet December 6 7 and 8 in Chicago Kenneth L Tug Wilson announced changes in war time rules are likely including eligibility limits and the abandonment of freshman competition rule two years ago The meeting will mark the conference 50th anniversary with cooperation beginning February 8.
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Chicago
Kenneth L
Tug) Wilson
Carnera Fails Comeback In First Ring Return
Primo Carnera, once world heavyweight champion, was knocked out in seven rounds by Luigi Musina in Milan. The 39 year old weighed 264 pounds against Musina’s 184, suffering three knockdowns and a late TKO as Musina dominated with speed and accuracy. Carnera showed a brief spark in the fifth but could not sustain it.
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Italy
Primo Carnera
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Carnera
Penn State high scorers shine with Bronce Kosanovich and Bob McCoy
Two Penn State centers Bronce Kosanovich and Bob McCoy lead scoring for the team this season. Kosanovich has two touchdowns, McCoy has 12 points, as the squad boasts top snapping backs among collegiate football scorers.
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Penn State
Bronce Kosanovich
Bob McCoy
Intersectional grid notes Tulane Notre Dame non play
Central Press Association compiles the weekly football schedule noting Tulane and Notre Dame did not meet last season. No game result reported.
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DNP
Central Press Association
Tar Heels Duke Meet To Decide Conference Title
Duke and North Carolina faced off in Durham for the annual football classic with the winner clinching the Southern conference title. Probable lineups feature Duke star players and UNCs Pritchard, Crowder, Varney, Walker, Warren, Herlong, Camp, Voris, Palladino, and Carver set for a 2:30 p. m. EST kickoff.
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Perini
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Virginia Set to Meet North Carolina in Seasonal Climax
Virginia will end one of the school year’s finest seasons by facing North Carolina in Chapel Hill next Saturday December 1 in Keen stadium. The Cavaliers expect only two veterans from last year’s starting lineup Charlie Ellis and Joe Kirkland to start. Navy transfers and reassignments have sidelined several players who scored against the Tar Heels.
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Navy
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Dick Davis
Chevy Chase
Lucian Burnett
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Beagle Club to Sponsor Weeklong Field Trial
Salisbury reports the Carolina Beagle Club will sponsor a field trial from Monday to Friday on Dunns Mountain road near here. B H Miller and S G Setzer farms host the event with more than 200 dogs anticipated across multiple events starting with the derby.
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Western Conference To Consider Rules Changes Meeting
Chicago on November 24 will host the Western Conference annual rules review and interpretation session. H G Olson of Ohio State will preside with Kenneth L Tug Wilson and James C Mas ker supervising the officials meeting.
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Chicago
H. G. Oson
Ohio State
Kenneth L
Tug) Wilson
James C. Masker
H. G. Ol
Kansas Mentor Raps Policy Of Conference
Kansas coach Dr. F C Allen at a pep rally accused Big Six schools of paying players. He cited Missouri alumni funding and legislature jobs for athletes in 1940 and urged a high commissioner to clean up intercollegiate athletics. He noted Kansas teams had success without hiring players.
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Simon Pure
F. C
Phog) Allen
University of Kansas
Allen
Paul Christman
Missouri
Kansas
University of Missouri
Knute Rockne
Royal Flush Wins Baltimore Handicap at Pimlico
Royal Flush, a five year old mare ridden by Danny Scocca, captured the Lady Baltimore handicap at Pimlico in muddy conditions. She won by 21 2 lengths over Fiddlers Bit, with Good Blood fading. The mile and one sixteenth finished in 1:49 4-5, paying $9.10. Her season earnings rise to $22,250 from the $9,000 purse.
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Pimlico
Danny Scocca
Fiddlers Bit
Letme
Radio Schedule Dense with Concerts and News Segments
A long radio programming rundown lists daily Saturday schedule items across hours from 6:00 to 9:30 p.m. including musical acts, talk segments, and news reports. Notable entries reference Ellington tunes, Vance Band, Julia Vandercook, World News, religion in the News, and The Life Riley sketch among others.
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Duke Tangles With North Carolina fortifies Bowl Hopes
Indiana Purdue battle looms as Indiana seeks its first Western Conference crown. Ohio State and Michigan clash at Ann Arbor. Notre Dame visits Tulane drawing a potential Bayou crowd of 65 000. Duke aims to beat North Carolina to seal the Southern Conference title and boost bowl prospects. Oklahoma A and M eyes another win for a New Year spot. Virginia versus Maryland in D C and Tennessee at Kentucky also headline.
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Tar Heel field trials set for Charlotte dates
The third annual Tar Heel field trials will be run in Charlotte from November 26 to 30 with many entries expected from the region.
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Westerners Hold Rules Review Meeting
H. G. Olson of Ohio State will preside at the officials' meeting to be held here tomorrow. The session is part of a West meeting and will be in charge of the officials.
Football To Be Resumed At Small Colleges
North Carolina junior colleges will resume football next year following a conference meeting to set 1946 basketball plans. Father Cuthbert E. Allen was named president with Col E P Holt as vice president and Dr Lamotte as secretary treasurer. The executive committee includes Deans Pritchett Burker and Coltrane. The eight founding members were Belmont Abbey Brevard Campbell Lees-McRae Oak Ridge Presbyterian Junior College Spartanburg. four new members Edwards Military Institute Mays Hill Gardie Wilson Junior College enlarge to 12. A basketball schedule was drafted with the tournament to decide the league champion, likely at Gastonia or Davidson.
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Earliest Bowl Announcement On Record
Alabama's Crimson Tide will be the visiting team in the Rose Bowl on January 1. The announcement came as Sugar Bowl pressure and Army uncertainty prompted quick Bowl Committee action. Alabama seeks a sixth Rose Bowl bid after a 7-0 season, with Ha Gilmer leading the offense, and a Coast Conference opponent to be decided between Southern California and others.
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Los Angeles
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Army
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Hunter
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Tide
Ha Gilmer
Pensacola
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Mississippi State
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Metz Leads Montgomery Open Golf Tournament
Metz shot a one-under 71 at Beat Voir Country Club to post 36 hole total of 141 and take a one stroke lead in the Montgomery Open. Sears Paln Hogan and amateur Frank Stanahan share top positions near the front with others close behind. Strong contenders include Joe Zarsardt Bill Heinlein Herman Keiser Harold McSpaden Jim Hines and Johnny Revolta among the field striving through wind and chill.
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Dick Metz
Chicago
Metz
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Hershey
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Toledo
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Joe Zarsardt
Morristown
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Ind
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Akron
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Jug) McSpaden
Ford
Maine
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