Tar Heels Fast-Tracking Penn Clash After Tech Win
North Carolina prepared for a key intersectional game with Pennsylvania in Philadelphia after a tougher first half against Virginia Tech. Del Leatherman is out for the season, while Tom Colfer and Gorman showcased improved passing and Colfer scored twice on the ground.
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Hack And Hank Heroes Of Dizzy Extra Inning Affair
The Tigers and Cubs split a wild 8-7 12 inning game in the World Series as Stu Hack and Hank Greenberg delivered key moments. Scoring reversals over Hack’s 12th inning hit sparked a controversy and a recheck that shifted Hack from a single to a two-base hit, altering the day’s records.
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Detroit vs Chicago Tigers Lose 8 7 in Ten Innings
Detroit AL and Chicago NL clash with Greenberg homering for Detroit. Borowy picks win over Trout as Chicago falls 8 to 7 after a late rally. Reed notes 204531 receipts and 3:28 game time.
Minor leagues seek curbs on commissioner power
Major league owners face dissension over Harry Chandler’s baseball administration and minor leagues plan to limit the commissioner's jurisdiction at the December convention. Friction with writers and backers flares, while the Canal Zone league seeks new talent and Fritzie Zivic eyes an England bout with Juste Fontaine.
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Fresh Iowa Sub Mistaken For Reporter On Bergstrom Field
Clem Crowe Iowa grid coach recalls a fresh man sent in against Bergstrom field. A referee asked who he was reporting for and the surprised young player replied Why Iowa of course, the fresh gasped incredulously.
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Excellent passers and fast runners noted on Penn team
The report highlights Schneider as the most dangerous passer and runner. A returned war veteran, he was a member of the Penn team in 1942.
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Panthers To Open Grid Season Friday At Western Carolina
High Point college Panthers prepare for their first intercollegiate game since 1942. Coach James emphasizes fundamentals as experienced players are limited. Expected starters include backs Bobo Carlton Edwards Sol Hauser Joe Pendland and linemen Bud Williams Harry Matthews Morrison Clary Hinkle Hines.
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Radio Schedule Notice of Program Corrections and Listings
Radio schedule items show changes due to late network corrections. Highlights include Front Page Farrell Sparrow and The Hawk, Tennessee Jed, Hop Harrigan, Tom Mix serials, News Reports, Tropics echoes, Dick Tracy, Superman, Mona Paulee, Jack Armstrong, Capt. Midnight, Lowell Thomas, World News, Judy and Adventures of Falcon, Amos and Andy, Fibber McGee Molly, Bob Hope, and various musical and drama segments. Program times span 6:46 p.m. to 11:15 p.m. with late-night repeats and two-hour blocks listed.
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Duke and Wake Forest face tough tilt in loop play
Duke travels to Wake Forest in a key southern conference battle that could drop the Blue Devils from the ranks of undefeated league squads. Duke has 19 wins and one tie in 26 meetings with the Deacons, who coming off a 54-0 loss to Army but seeking momentum.
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Larry McPhail Faces Assault and Battery Charges
Bel Air Maryland report says Larry MacPhail president of the New York Yankees is due in Bel Air police court next Wednesday on charges of assault and battery and disorderly conduct. Warrants by Anna Townsend Thomas Dwyer and Police Chief Raymond Fulker allege he lashed out after being unable to place a long distance call from his Glen Angus farm showplace.
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Army Top National Team in AP Poll as Experts Vote
Army’s two big wins this season solidify the Cadets as the No 1 team in the AP first weekly poll of 1945. Eighty-six of 111 writers gave Army first place, with Notre Dame Ohio State Minnesota and Southern California following in the Top 5. Cornell tied for 23rd with 16 points.
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Navy Beats Duke. Bob Kelly Praised as Most Valuable
Navy officials lauded Bob Kelly, former Notre Dame back, as the team’s most valuable man after defeating Duke last Saturday. Coaches Hagberg and athletic director C. O. Breys noted line concerns and said evaluation of the offense would come after the Penn game.
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Louisville Wins First Game of Little World Series
In Newark on Oct 9 Rex Cecil, ex Red Sox pitcher, is picked by Nemo Seibold to boost the Louisville Colonels of the American Association to a second straight win. Bill Meyer of the Newark Bears hopes Karl Drews can even the series for the International League squad after a 4 2 loss in the opener.
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Fights Last Night Roundup From New York and Detroit
Billy Graham from New York outpoints Charley Lewe in Havana while Charlie Smith knocks out Rico in Detroit New York. The results list fighters, weights, and locations with abbreviated city tags and scores.
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