Army Rolls Over Michigan 28 to 7 at Yankee Stadium
Army defeated Michigan 28 to 7 as Glenn Davis and Doc Blanchard powered the Cadets with long touchdown runs. Blanchard raced 68 yards and Davis 70 to seal the score as Army’s backs struggled aside from the All Americans and McWilliams. 70,000 fans witnessed the Cadets’ first real test in three games.
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Felix
Doc) Blanchard
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Yankee Stadium
Tom
Shorty) McWilliams
Mississippi State
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Georgia Bulldogs crush Kentucky 48 to 6 in return
Charles Smith the Palatka Florida speedster sparked Georgia to a 48 6 SEC victory over Kentucky before 13000 fans. The 155 pound junior scored four touchdowns including an 85 yard sprint and a 61 yard run as Georgia rolled to the win.
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Charles Smith
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Trippi Freed From Army For Education Purposes
Former Georgia star Charlie Trippi, discharged from the Army Air Forces on a surplus and haven basis, was in Clearwater Florida with his wife and seven month old daughter. Senator Russell said he sought the release, while Georgia politicians claimed pressure influenced the decision.
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Senator Russell
D-Ga
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Frankie Sinkwich
Georgia
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Tribune
Star
Tampa Times
War Department
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Airforce
George
Pittston
Buckeyes Triumph as Sarringhaus and Fisher Star
Ohio State earned a 12 to 0 victory over Wisconsin behind the veteran duo Paul Sarringhaus and Dick Fisher. The pair combined for the only touchdowns and drove the Bucks through a prolific day at Ohio Stadium before a crowd of 69,235.
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Ohio State University
Paul Sarringhaus
Dick Fisher
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Wisconsin
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Fisher
Ohio State
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Joe Burk Returns to Civilian Life as Rowing Champion
Lt Joseph Burk now 31 and famed as the United States world sculling champion receives his discharge at a navy separation center. He plans to rest in Beverly New Jersey then pursue coaching and hopes to compete in the Olympics before retiring his oars. He is a former Penn athlete and James E Memorial trophy winner 1939.
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U. S, Navy
New Guinea
Philippines
Joe Burk
Burk
England
Navy Separation Center
Beverly
N. J
Pennsylvania University
Rice Comes Thru With Upset Win
Rice Owls upset Tulane Green Wave 13 to 7 before 14 000 at Houston with Don Red Anderson leading the ground game and Navy trainee status noted. Rice held 170 rushing yards to Tulane minus 7 at halftime and scored twice in the first half while Tulane recovered from fumbles.
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Red) Anderson
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Reply Paid Wins $50,000 Gallant Fox Handicap at Jamaica
Reply Paid owned by Mrs. L. Rabinowitz triumphed over Trymenow and Olympic Zenith to capture the mile and five furlongs Marathon at Jamaica. The three year old bay colt son of Questionnaire finished in 2:33.3 earning $39,200.
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N. Y
Questionnaire
Mangrum Opens Large Lead In Inter Theater Golf Tour
Cpl. Lloyd Mangrum fired a 65 to extend his lead to 13 strokes at the three quarter mark of the army Inter theater Golf tour in BIARRITZ France. His 196 total comes on the strength of a 65 and a 66 over the two rounds.
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Los Angeles
Homecoming Plans At High Point High School
High Point High School prepares a homecoming program with parade and celebrations near the close of the school term. The Black Bison meet the Yellow Jackets in events led by head Cheerleader Burton with majorettes and a band directed by Gerald Bryant.
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Dot Collins
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Anne Steed
Margaret Washburn
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Patricia Hubbard
Elaine Forward
Diane Sechrest
Jeanne Teague
High Point High School
Cala
Alice Thompson
Gerald Bryant
Columbia Triumphs Over Yale With Second-Half Rally
In New York on October 13, Columbia Lions, unbeaten, rallied from a 13 point first half deficit to defeat Yale 27 to 18. Halfback Rossides threw two touchdown passes to Les Thompson in the third period, with 62 and 21 yard completions, and Columbia added two rushing scores to secure their third win before about 30 000 fans.
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Yale
Columbia
Lions
Meneens
Ne Rossides
Rossides
Les Thompson
Rassides
Auto Races To Be Held In Charlotte
Auto races return to the Charlotte Fair next Saturday for the first time since Pearl Harbor. Promoter Sam Nunis of Houston will organize the program and has contacted top drivers from the south east and midwest to compete. Bananas and pineapple slices fried with ground beef patty are noted in thrifty meals.
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Charlotte Fair
Pearl Harbor
Sam Nunis
Houston
Texas
Ralph Hankinson
South
Midwest
VMI Upsets State 21 14 In Final Minutes Clash
Virginia Military Institute cadets rallied to beat North Carolina State 21 14 in Raleigh securing a second southern conference victory. Key moments included Turner long kickoff return and Chewning touchdown runs with Turner blocked punt lead to a safety and a later Cadet score sealing the win.
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Shiny Penny Upsets in General Green Handicap at Rockingham
Sam Garfield's Shiny Penny, a five year old Tor chal Penelope son, won the $5,000 added General Green handicap at Rockingham Park. Penny Jr. finished second with Hy Charlie third as 23,000 spectators watched the six furlongs in 1:13. Johnny Jr. returned a payoff of 2.60. Winning daily doubles paid 42.00.
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Easy Blend
Athene Breezes In For Big Purse at Laurel
Athene, favored by Lasker, won the $20,000 added stakes at Laurel by five lengths. Edified finished second by a neck, Bridal Flower third. The victory yielded $33,790 to the winner with payoffs of $4.60 $3.40 and $2.70. Edified paid $54.40 and $13.70. Bridal Flower returned $4.50.
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Navy Tops Penn State 28–0 in Centennial Game
Navy defeats Penn State 28 to 0 as Leon Bramsett leads with stellar defense. Midshipmen capitalize with four touchdowns and a safety before 22,106 fans in Annapolis celebrating Navy's centennial. Scoring plays credited to Coe Bramlett Williams and Duden.
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Guilford Plans Homecoming Hockey Match at Guilford College
Guilford College announces a student alumnae hockey game to open Homecoming Day on October 20 at 2 o clock. Miss Lee Nelson and Violet Shurr organize with the Women’s Athletic Association aiding. Alumni letters issued. last year students won. Varsity players listed include Jason Gray Mary Barney Doris Shute Phyllis Sievers Violet Shurr Virginia Jordan Jo Anne Gorenflo Jane Wallace and Peggy.
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Lee Nelson
Violet Shurr
Women’s Athletic Association
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High Point
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Eman
Doris Shute
Upperby
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Jane Wallace Narberth
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Milligan Edges Bears In Close Appalachian Clash
Milligan of Tennessee defeated Appalachian State 9 to 7 in Boone. Appalachian scored first on a Harris to Shoemaker and D Amato pass, then a 10 yard run for the extra point. Milligan blocked a punt for a safety and Standfield scored a late TD.
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N. C
Appalachian State
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Shoemaker
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Homecoming football held at boro stadium with Amond Spiders
The text lists substitutes and people from multiple areas and mentions a hockey game and a softball match between boys and an alumni team led by Jesse of Thomasville. It notes an annual homecoming football game at 8 o clock in boro stadium with Coach Dee Newton facing the University of Amond Spiders.
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University of Amond
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