Notre Dame Tops First Associated Poll Of Season In Football
Notre Dame runaway winner in the opening Associated Press college football poll with 800 points and 34 first place votes. North Carolina Pre-Flight and Randolph Field follow, while teams like Navy Purdue and Army occupy next spots as voters assign points across the top 20.
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Re Dame
Tulane
Irish
North Carolina
Tex
Army
Lakes
Navy
Purdue
State
Pennsylvania
A Tech
Michigan
Nll
Tulsa
Il- Tennessee
Air Superbombers
Wake For
Bainbridge Naval
Indiana
Wisconsin
Football League Forming At Y M C A This Week
A football loop is to start this week under supervisor A J Simeon at the Y M C A. A meeting is set for tomorrow night at 7 o clock for team representatives to enter. Several teams already registered including the Youth Center, Stampograph, and the 20th Century Club.
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A. J. Simeon
J Healey Former Racing Trainer Dies at 78
J Healey aged 78 of Meadow Farms Holmde l former trainer for racing stables of Harry Payne Whitney and later a track official in New Orleans and pending death at his home after a long illness. About 10 000 people are killed mainly by fire in the United States.
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N. J
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New Orleans
Unitedates
Weekly Football Schedule for Saturday October 14 1944
In the Pacific Coast Conference no games are scheduled. Notable results include California College defeating Pacific 6 12, Southern California 13 0 over St Marys, UCLA 19 7 over St Mary's, Whitman 6 35 against Washington, Dartmouth and Notre Dame listed as DNP, Navy 14 13 over Duke, Tulane 33 0 over Rice.
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Whitman
Washington
Dartmouth
Notre Dame
Navy
Duke
Tulane
Rice
Army
Pittsburgh
Camp Lejeune-Ch. Pt. Marine
Bainbridge
Camp Perry
Howard
W. Va
Coast Guard
Rensselaer
Miss. State
Cornell
Colgate
N. C. State
Catawba
Maryland
West Virginia
North Carolina
Camp Davis
Muhlenby
Marshall
Presbyterian
Newberry
New York U
Temple
Penn State
Bucknell
Richmond-Hampden
Sydney
Wake Forest
Penn-William-Mary
Virginia
Syracuse
Lafayette
Tefts
Worcester Tech
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Columbia
Illinois
Iowa
Arkansas
Norman
Michigan
Northwestern
Louisiana
Texas A. & M
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Louisiana Tech
S.W la
Randolph Field
Iowa State
Kansas
Southern
Sam Houston
Texas
Oklahoma
Baldwin-Wal
Ohio Wesleyan
Tulsa
Texas Tech
Bethany
Denison
Case
Bowling Green
Great Lakes
West Michigan
Utah
Colorado
Gust Adolphus
St. Thomas
Indiana
Nebraska
Pacific Coast
Marquette
Lawrence
Miami
Depauw
Michigan State
Kan
Minnesota
Missouri
Missouri Mines
Maryville
North Ill
Elmhurst
Oberlin
Rochester
Peru
Doane
Purdue
Wheaton
Concordia
Georgia Tech
Auburn
Tennessee
Florida
King Fi
Boxing Night Scores and Outcomes Across Cities
Boxers across Philadelphia Newark Scranton New Haven Holyoke and Venice fought last night with knockouts and points. Notable results include Billy Arnold beating Frankie Wills and Archie Wilmer defeating Al Guido, while Johnny Bratton outpointed Gene Spence and Joe Matone drew with Red Doty in New Haven. About 200 farm buildings burn daily in the United States and Canada.
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Billy Arnold
Frankie Wills
Washington
Archie Wilmer
Wilmington
Del
al Guido
New York
Chicago
Sgt
Lou Woods
Fort Sheridan
T.K.O
Arnold Beer
Indianapolis
Johnny Bratton
Gene Spence
South Chicago
Newark
N. J
Harold Green
Brooklyn
Henry Jordan
Benny Cartagina
Russell Richter
Paterson
Scranton
Henry Jones
Johnny White
Paul Wigan
Carbondale
Danny Devlin
New Haven
Conn
Joe Matone
Red Doty
Hartford
Drew
Muriel Misceli
Johnny Corbett
Branford
Holyoke
Mass
Joe Mennett
Jerry Fiorello
Reedy Evans
Bobby Howard
Worcester
Venice
Calif
Mike Belloise
Vic Flores
Mexico City
San Francisco
Jack Chase
Welsenburg
Colo
Billy Smith
Oakland
United States
Canada
Local Club Eyes Big Crowds For Friday Albion Clash
High Point Black Bison prepare for a Friday night game at Albion Millis Stadium against Lexington. The Bison ride a 44 head-to-head record but face a tough foe known for breaks and solid defense. Bill King may miss time with a finger injury but is expected ready. Crowds averaging over 3,000 show strong school spirit backing the team.
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Lexington ‘ High Eridders
Albion Millis Stadium
Bison
Lexington
Burlington
Lexington Boys
Jimmy Maus
Bill King
High Point
Pro and college coaches face shared game, Meehan says
Chick Meehan argues pro football should not detract from college coaching stature and notes pros target smaller markets while high school and college levels hold larger regional or national sway. Other items cover World Series bets in Illinois and service men briefed on wartime duties and honors.
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New York
Chick Meehan
Chick
Meehan
SHORTS AND SHELLS STARTS OCTOBER FOR Brooklyn hockey program
The Brooklyn amateur hockey school opens Oct. 30 after hours and should align to let top players join met league clubs at season start. Bill Schmidt of Rahway N J tallies 96 former pin boys in the armed forces. Neil Fleming of Penn State notes his long record attending Nittany Lion games since 1910. Tulane notes the season's worst football nickname for Edwin Hofman Little Boy Green.
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Brooklyn
Bill Schmidt
Rahway
N. J
Neil Fleming
Penn State
Nittany Lion
Navy coach quotes tutors over 17 year debate
Sampson navy coach Jimmy Crowley responds to college tutors voicing concerns about a 17 year period. He argues the program maintains discipline. The exchange highlights administrative debates within the service academy.
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Jimmy Crowley
Sampson Navy
Colonels and Orioles square Little World Series in Baltimore
The Louisville Colonels and Baltimore Orioles met in Municipal Stadium with a 52,833 attendance setting a minor league record as Louisville won 5-4. Ray Patton earned the win, aided by Dwight Simonds who struck out three in relief in the ninth. Nick Polly and Steve Barath supplied key hits for Louisville.
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Louisville Colonels
Baltimore Orioles
Municipal Stadium
Louisville
Ray Patton
Dwight Simonds
Patton
Harry
Nemo) Liebold
Jim Wilson
Wilson
Orioles
Ambrose
Bobo) Palica
Tommy Thomas
Simonds
Hal Kleine
Johnny Prodamy
Sam Lowry
Rolland van Slats
Kline
Colonels
Nick Polly
Podajny
Steve Barath
World Series Box Score Errore-Stephens Hayworth
Box score from the World Series noting RBIs by McQuinn Kurowski Verban Lanier and base hits by Kreevich Laabs with sacrifices by McQuinn Lanier and Marion. Pitching details list Lanier as the winner and Potter as the loser with 31 630 attendance and a 2 08 time.
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Hayworth
McQuinn
Kurowski
Verban
Lanier
Kreevich
Laabs
Marion
Browns
Cardinals
Bale
Moore
Lanbs
Potter
W. Cooper
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Kramer
Wilks
Zarilla
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Chartak
Litwhiler
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McGowan
P. Dunn
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Sears
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Eeenewaree
Browns Cardinals
Remarkable Shingle Reads Tree Whithers and Dyes
A street scene in New York shows a law office shingle reading Tree Whithers and Dyes Counsellors at Law, sparking local curiosity about the firm or its message.
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New York
TNS
Pitching kept Orioles within reach in tense late rally
Frankie Skaff sparked Baltimore in the sixth with a single and Sherm Lollar reached safely as Pat Riley’s walk forced the bases loaded. Blas Monaco popped out before Bob Latshaw clouted a bases loaded triple and later doubled to drive in the Orioles’ run. Polly’s wild throw forced a ninth inning threat, but Simonds struck out Lollar with the tying runs aboard to end it.
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Louisville
Frankie Skaff
Baltimore
Sherm Lollar
Pat Riley
Podgamny
Blas Monaco
Bob Latshaw
Latshaw
Oriole
Polly
Sfor
Simonds
Lollar
New Mercury Club Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
The High Point Mercury Club elected Jim Steele as president at the Sheraton Hotel last night. Cliff Koontz became vice president, Areh McMullan secretary, and Gail Dowdy treasurer. C. W. Patterson and Curt Bobo joined the board of governors for three years, Howard Wright for two. Jeff Pierce named board chairman. Pee Wee Garland to the board for one year, J. D. Dealing to serve until Garland returns. Plans unveiled for Ladies Night and a winter sports program with dates to be announced.
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High Point Mercury Club
Sheraton Hotel
Cliff Koontz
Arch McMullan
Jim Steele
Gail Dowdy
Jeff Pierce
High Point Mercury
Areh McMullan
Board of Governors
C. W. Patterson
Curt Bobo
Howard Wright
Brisbane pub ad sparks two hour wait for ball action
A Brisbane scene features a critic praising a Truth's promotion while patrons linger two hours for roughly an hour of ball play. The piece notes the slow savor of the advertised sensations and the media's flavoring of local entertainment.
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Brisbane
Radio Schedule Highlights With Evening Program Changes
Readable listings show an October 10 Eastern War Time schedule with many network corrections. The lineup includes News Reports, Captain Midnight repeats, War Commentary, The Mystery Theater, Fibber McGee and Molly, Bob Hope specials, and late-night variety programs ending around 2 a.m. with newsreels and dance.
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Wilderness Road
Kiana
Cbs
Quincy Howe
Cbs Sea Lound
Biu-Basic
Terry Seriail
Nbce
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Tim Healy
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Hick Carter
Mbs
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Blu Fulton Lewis, Jr
Nbe
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Cbs Wortney Hurd
Mbs-West
Dick Haynes
Shaw
Cba
Dbs
Fireen Hornet
Arthur Hale
Mbs East
Kaltenborn
Nhe- West Dance Orchestra
Ginny Simms
Dbas
Blu Frank Singiser
Sunny Skylar
Judy
Cbbs
Blu Gabriel Meatter
Blu
American Forum
Bob Hope
Raymond Gram Swing
Geo. Hicks
Blu Dance Orchestra
Hildegarde
Congress
Milton Berle
China
Cbs & Blu
Cardinals Clinch World Series With 4 2 Win Over Browns
St Louis caps first all-St. Louis world title since 1934 as Ted Wilks and Max Lanier falter for the Browns. Card pitching fans 92 strikeouts in the six games while Vern Stephens and Emil Verban pace late runs. Attendance hits 206,708 as Cards triumph 4 2 in game six at Sportsman's Park.
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Ex Chilled
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Ted Wilks
Max Lanier
Wilks
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Jack Coombs
Eddie Plank
Giants
Vern Stephens
George McQuinn
Luke Sewell
Emil Verban
Walker Cooper
Mort Cooper
Howard Ehmke
Mark Christman
Southworth
Ncce
Sewell
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