High Point Smothers Burlington In Conference Opener
High Point dominated Burlington 34 to 0 in the season opener as 4 000 fans watched. Key plays featured Frank Von Drehle, Bill Loyd and Curt McDonald with Abie Thomas and Tommy McGhee contributing on both sides of the ball.
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Frank von Drehle
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Curt McDonald
Abie Thomas
Loyd
Boyd Chapman
Tommy McGhee
McDonald
Chapman
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McGhee
Bill Brewer
von Drehle
T. C. Isom
Thomas
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Trout And Prim In Fourth Series Tilt
DETROIT Chalky Wright 129 Los Angeles decisioned Bobby Ruffin 135 New York Jimmy Doyle 143 New York outpointed Johnny Green 144 Buffalo Dous Filison 185 Odmond Robin Lee Minneapolis New Orleans Mad Anthony Jones 167 Chicago stopped Davey Clark 158 Cincinnati 8 High Point led Burlington in a drizzle filled game with McGhee intercepting and Isom returning to set up scores as Loyd and McDonald each scored twice and Brewer caught a pass for the final TD
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Los Angeles
Bobby Ruffin
New York
Jimmy Doyle
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Buffalo
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Chicago
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Sports Roundup From New York On Boxing And High School Gridiron
A Sports Roundup piece discusses Eddie Eagan suspending Harold Green and associates after a near riot at a Rocky Graziano bout, noting perceived inconsistencies with other penalties. It also highlights high school football notes from Memorial of West New York and St. Cecelia’s Englewood, plus college and NFL references involving Lombardi, Corry Pa, Joe Parks, Detroit Lions, and the Packers.
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Eddie Eagan
Harold Green
Rocky Graziano
Sol Gold
Freddie Brown
Green
Eddie
Freddie Fiducia
St. Cecelia’s High
Englewood
M. J
Memorial of
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Vin Lombardi
Memorial
Lombardi
Herkimer
Corry
Youngsville
Chuck Jackson
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Joe Parks
Charlotte N. C
Atlanta
Play Tech High
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Atlantans
Wake Forest Duke Meet Nation's Best In Navy Test
Duke Blue Devils facing Navy in Durham as Duke seeks to continue strong start. Navy fields a 44 man squad with top strength eleven, while Duke trains at near peak form after tallying 136 points in two games.
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Duke And Navy Play In Top Game Of Day
Navy visits Duke in a highly anticipated Southern clash as Notre Dame meets Georgia Tech in Atlanta. The day also features Army at Wake Forest and a full slate across the Big Ten and other regions with multiple ranked teams in action.
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Navy
Navy loosens 48 hour V-12 pass rule for athletics
The Navy announced a policy change allowing V-12 trainees to stay away from their schools longer than 48 hours if needed to participate in athletic events. The duration will be judged by commanding officers, relaxing a prior limit and enabling broader participation.
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Navy
Lanier May Not Pitch Game Tonight
Tommy Holmes all stars defeated Fort Bragg 8 to 4 as 6 000 spectators watched in drizzle. Max Lanier left the game in the second inning with a sore arm raising the likelihood Woody Crowson starts tonight for Piedmont at Finchfield in the 8 p m game.
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Finchfield
Fort Bragg
Max Lanier
Lanier
Piedmont
Jimmy Mays
Lexington
Woody Crowson
Crowson
Toronto
Football scores from high schools and colleges in several regions
The page lists numerous football results with scores for high schools including Burlington Greensboro Durham Central Charlotte Reynolds WS Albemarle Salisbury Asheboro Kannapolis Gray WS Harding Charlotte Siler City Graham Barnum Springs Asheville Rockingham Tech Charlotte Concord Lexington Mt Airy Elkin Hickory Statesville Raleigh Wilson Rocky Mount Sanford Wadesboro Oxford Chapel Mill Landis China Grove Cramerton Bessemer City Spartanburg C 45 Gastonia 0 and colleges Temple 59 New York U 0 Oklahoma A&M 31 Denver 7 UCLA 50 College of Pacific 0 Georgia 27 Miami 21 Detroit 42 Scranton 0 St Louis 27 Dilm ois Wesleyan 6 Catawba 21 Kinston Marines 0 Chattanooga 20 Tennessee Poly 7 Milligan 24 Emory and Henry 0.
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Durham
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Salisbury
Asheboro
Kannapolis
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Asheville
Rockingham
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Hickory
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Oxford
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Landis
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Cramerton
Bessemer City
Spartanburg
Gastonia
Colleges Temple
New York
Oklahoma A&m
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UCLA
College of Pacific
Georgia
Miami
Fla
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Scranton
St. Louis
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Catawba
Kinston Marines
Chattanooga
Tennessee Poly
Milligan
Emory and Henry
Four golf stars clash in Tacoma open leads day three
The Fircrest Golf Club prize event in Tacoma sees Jimmy Hines of Chicago, Bob Hamilton of Fort Lewis, and Ed Furgol of Detroit tied at 137 for the first three rounds. Harold McSpaden is fourth at 138, with Byron Nelson and Sam Snead near the top as players chase the $10,500 title.
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Tacoma
Wash
Byron
Ben
Sammy
Jag
Jimmy Hines
Chicago
Bob Hamilton
Fort Lewis
Ed Furgol
Detroit
Jug
Harold McSpaden
Sanford
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Sam Snead
Hot Springs
Laffoon
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Boxer Bounced From Ring For Conduct
Harold Green of Brooklyn was fined $1,000 and suspended for a year by Eddie Fagan of the New York State Athletic Commission for conduct at Madison Square Garden eight days earlier. The action marred Green's boxing record and triggered disciplinary measures in New York rings.
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Harold Green
Madison Square Garden
Eddie Fagan
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Catawba Indians blank Kinston Marines in home victory
Catawba's Indians delivered a sharp offensive showing to defeat the Kinston Marines 21 to 0 in Salisbury. It marked their third win over a service team this season, following earlier triumphs over Fort Monroe and Oak Grove Marines.
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Salisbury
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Kinston Marines
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Radio Station Saturday Schedule October 6 1940s lineup
Radio schedule outlines a full day of programs across networks with multiple music, drama, news, and talk slots. Key items include Grand Hotel drama, Philadelphia Orchestra concert, Our Foreign Policy Talks, The Life of Riley sketch, Grand Old Opry, National Barn Dance Show, Gangbusters, and Judy Canova Comedy Time among others.
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Passeau Delivers Mastery in Cubs World Series Win
Claude Passeau pitched a one hit, one walk gem leading the Chicago Cubs to a 3-0 victory over the Detroit Tigers in game three at Wrigley Field. Hank Greenberg provided the Tigers’ only offense, while Bill Nicholson drove in two runs for Chicago.
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Box Seats At Wrigley Field Bring $200
Chicago fans rush to World Series box seats as scalpers ask up to 200 dollars a set while reserved seats draw about 75. Story notes Cubs stars Andy Pafko and Phil Cavarretta in strong form as Detroit struggles with pitching and errors.
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Jerry Liska
Chicago
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St. Louis Cardinals
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World Series Glance Bees, Bears, and Tigers at Detroit
Baseball World Series games in Detroit feature Chicago NL hitters facing Detroit AL pitching. Game summaries show Chicago scoring nine runs in the first game and seventeen in the second, with Detroit limited to six and four respectively. Third game ends with a shutout by Detroit as Passeau and Livingston compete for Chicago while Overmire and Benton anchor Detroit. Remaining games set for Chicago in October.
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