Rose Bowl Debates Amateur Rule as Route to Pure Football
In a skeptical column, the author argues that banning pay for play would ruin the Rose Bowl, noting it would shift attention to other bowls and push hiring underground. Leo Durocher praises Ted Williams, Stan Musial, and Joe DiMaggio as top players, with DiMaggio touted as the era’s greatest all around.
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Simon Pure
Pasadena
Lifornia
Joe Blow
West Coast
Lippy
Leo Durocher
Brooklyn Dodgers
Leo
Dodger
Ted Williams
Stan Musial
Williams
Boston
Durocher
Musial
St. Louis
Joe DiMaggio
DiMaggio
Oklahoma Scout Praises Texas Team Ahead of Big Games
An Oklahoma scout lauds Texas as the top squad, praising its offense defense and QB Layne, noting their flawless execution. He omits that Oklahoma’s line shut down Army and Texas for 83 rushing yards. Arizona’s Five years ago Tucson banned inflating pig skins across the goal line, still on record but never enforced. Cardinals in St Louis teased to follow suit.
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New York
Texas
Army
Notre Dame
U.C.L.A
Oklahoma
Bobby Layne
Sooner
Walter Driskill
Driskill
Tucson
Ariz
University of Arizona
Tuczon
County of Pima
State of Arizona
St. Louis
Cardinals
Boston writers mock Red Sox front office over world series tickets
Harvard basketball awaits first practice but has no coach yet. King's Counsel, star pacer sold to Clarence Gaines for about $40,000, makes final Maywood start Wednesday. Mrs. Ed Schwartzhoff, Nebraska guard, teaches English. pupil Kim Thompson plays basketball.
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Boston
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Harvard
King
Star Pacer
Clarence Gaines
Maywood
Ed Schwartzhoff
University of Nebraska Guard
University
Kim Thompson
Cardinals Do or Die Final Follows Solid Pitching by Brecheen
The St. Louis Cardinals, facing elimination, plan one more game at Sportsman's Park with Harry Brecheen on the mound and Sam Breadon arranging tickets for a seventh World Series clash. Boston's Dave Ferriss aims for another shutout bid as St. Louis fights to extend the series.
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Jack Hand
ST. Louis
Sam Breadon
Sportsman's Park
St. Louis Cardinals
Harry
Brecheen
Oklahoma
Boston Red Sox
Red Birds
Sox
Dave
Boo) Ferriss
Boston
Marty Dickson
Marty Marion
Howie Pollet
Enos Slaughter
Slaughter
Harris
Whitey Kurowski
Rudy York
Erv Dusak
Bobby Doerr
Pinky Higgins
Doerr
Harry Walker
Baseball Series Ends With St Louis Note and Figures
The conte st details include game venues Fenway Park St Louis and Sportsman s Park with scores and lineups Ferris Wagner Beasley Hughson Partee Garagiola and Pollet among players. Remaining schedule lists seventh game October 15 at St Louis with attendance figures 35 768 and receipts and shares for clubs and leagues.
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Wilks
Garagiola
Ferris
H. Wagner
Fenway Park
Boston
MQ. Tawle
Munger
Hughson
Bagby
Zuber
Brown
Ryba
Drieseweld
Ce BE
Cocs Castes Cseses BS
Pollet
Brasiea
Beasley
Dobson
Partée
Sportsman's Park
St. Louis
A Hetrogeom Cascasises Soueeanece
Harris
Johnson
Brecheen
Rice
Associated Tress
L Pet
Sporeman’s Park
St . Louis
Partee
Bears Meet Purple Panthers In High Point Friday Night
Lenoir Rhyne Bears travel to Millis Stadium in High Point to face the Purple Panthers of High Point College Friday night. The 1946 squad aims for a fourth win in five games after starting 3-1, led by tackle Bert Barger and a strong line with backs Everette Carlton Frank Heatner Gene Miller and Hanley Painter.
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Lenoir-Rhyne Bears
Purple Panthers
High Point College
Millis Stadium
High Point
Bruins
Newberry College
Newberry
S. C
Bears
Clarence Stasavich
Atlantic Christian Col
Lenoir Rhyne
Charles Bost
Claremont
Don Stafford
Hickory
Bost
Stafford
Wade Osborne
Lexington
Frank Barger
China Grove
Bert
Charles Fox
Newton
Fox
Ray von Link
Lin
Everette
Shu” Carlton
Frank “Whitey” Heatner
Lincolnton
Carlton
Bear
Duke University
Heatner
Gene Miller
Lenon Rhyne
Hanley “Booger” Painter
Bryson City
Bison Hit Road For Key Western Conference Clash
High Point High School's Black Bison travel to Salisbury to meet Bill Gudwig's Boyden Yellowjackets Friday night. Salisbury fields one of its strongest teams, led by Ludwig, Hooper, McGhee, Gordon, and Von Drehle. Coaches Simeon and Ludwig prepare in earnest as the Bison chase a sixth straight win on the road.
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Hgh
Bison
Salisbury
Bill Gudwig
Boyden High
Boyden
Lexington
Davidson
Donald Hooper
Tommy McGhee
Hugh Gordon
Frank von Drehle
Jackets
Ludwig
Tony Simeon
Giants Sign Prize Rookie of Season
New Orleans reports Harold Tookie Gilbert, 17, a Jesuit high and American Legion standout, has been acquired by the New York Giants after bidding cooled. Gilbert, naturally right handed but bats left, was pursued by the Yankees Red Sox Browns Pirates and Giants. His father Larry Gilbert, manager of the Nashville Volunteers, announced the deal and that Giants won the price by drawing lots with his wife selecting the club.
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New Orleans
Harold “Tookie” Gilbert
New York Giants
Jesuit High
American Legion Baseball
Esquire
Chicago
Giants
Larry Gilbert
Nashville Volunteers
Southern Association
Ivory Hunters
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Browns
Pittsburgh Pirates
Tookie
Gilbert
Brinkley Leads Wake Forest Scoring Ahead of Clemson
Richard Brinkley the battering Ram fullback tops Wake Forests unbeaten eleven with 18 points from a TD against Boston College and two against Georgetown. His longest run reached 14 yards against Georgetown as the Deacons prepare for their first home game of 1946 versus Clemson in Wake Forest North Carolina.
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Wake Forest
N. C
Richard
Rock) Brinkley
Loot of Bandits Near Sydney Includes Wall and Locomotives
Part of the loot taken in an offense near Sydney Australia years ago included a brick wall 30 feet long and six feet high all but the frames of 20 railway locomotives and part of a church.
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Sydney
Australia
Revenue Shares From Early Games Detailed
The figures break down payments in early games with totals for players, commissioners, clubs and leagues. The first four games yield 304 141.25 to players and 81594 477.15 to the commissioner. Each club and each league receive 114 785.44 and 114 735.44 respectively.
Unbeaten Teams Dwindle And More Expected To Fall Next Saturday
New York October 14 The dwindling unbeaten college football field shows more shocks ahead with Michigan Yale Stanford and St Marys fallen last week Army faces Columbia in a bid for 23 straight while Notre Dame rests awaiting Iowa on October 26 Virginia meets undefeated Pennsylvania as St Marys visits Fordham in an intersectional slate Wisconsin tops Ohio State while Northwestern meets Michigan State in Chicago area action Navy faces Duke after a Duke win over Maryland and Yale visits Cornell in New York.
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New York
Michigan
Yale
Stanford
St. Mary's
Army
West Point
Columbia
Lions
Navy
Texas
Allits
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Baylor
Alabama
Tennessee
Knoxville
Southwest
Louisiana
Chattanooga
UCLA
California
Notre Dame
Irish
Purdue
Iowa
Columbia Army Foss
Virginia
VMI
Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
Fordham
Michigan State
Penn State
North Carolina
Maryland
Duke
Cornell
Colgate
Midwest
Northwestern
Wildcats
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Deacons State Battle to Top N C Gridiron Card
The Wake Forest Demon Deacons prepare for a Southern Conference clash with North Carolina State as both teams ride three game win streaks. NC State beat Davidson 25 to 0. Wake Forest beat Boston College Georgetown and Clemson 19 to 6. Duke hosts Richmond. UNC travels to Baltimore to face Navy. Catawba meets Appalachian at Winston Salem to gauge the Mountaineers.
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Wake Forest Demon Deacons
North Carolina State
Wolfpack
Wake Forest
State Eleven
Davidson
Boston College
Georgetown
Clemson
Tigers
Duke
Navy
Richmond Spiders
Durham
University of North Carolina
Baltimore
Middies
Tar Heels
Maryland
Chapel Hill
Catawba
Appalachian
Winston-Salem
Mountaineers
Laffoon Wins Montgomery Open Tourney
Kentucky native Laffoon of Orlando Florida won the Montgomery Open golf tournament at Beauvoir Country Club with a 271 for 72 holes. He tied Harry Todd of Dallas after a final round 71 and won playoff prize money of 2 000 dollars with Todd earning 1 400 for second place.
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Montgomery
Ala
Ky Laffoon
Orlando
Fla
Harry Todd
Dallas
Tex
Florida
Beauvoir Country Club
Laffoon
Todd
Grid Scores Roundup From Saturday and Weekend Games
Associated Press results show Detroit over San Francisco 18 to 6, Tulsa 21 by Texas Tech 6, LSU 43 over Texas A&M 9, Marquette 46 over Idaho 6, and more scores including Bradley Tech 27 Western Kentucky 0, Richmond 33 Hampden Sydney 6, NC State 25 Davidson 0, Utah 35 Brigham Young 6, Colorado State 12 Western State 6, Arizona 27 Texas Mines 13, Eastern Kentucky 26 Murray 13, among others.
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Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Nebraska
Purdue
Wyoming
Minnesota
Georgia Tech
Mississippi
Louisiana State
Texas A
Vanderbilt
Florida
Kentucky
Auburn
St. Louis
Tulane
Rice
Oklahoma A
Georgia
Miami
Louisiana Tech
Furman
Citadel
Davidson
VMI
Richmond
Duke
North Carolina State
Wake Forest
William and Mary
Washington and Lee
San Francisco
Mississippi State
Memphis
Detroit
St. Bonaventure
Niagara
Canisius
Alliance (Pa
Corpus Christi Nat
Tulsa
Texas Tech
Texas Aggies
Marquette
Idaho
Guilford
Randolph Macon
Bradley Tech
Western Kentucky
Lincoln
Univ
Delaware State
Aberdeen Northern Teachers
Quankton
Scranton
Fort Mammouth
Penn State
Syracuse
Utah
Bringham Young
Colorado State
Western
Cole
State
Arizona
Texas Mines
Eastern Kentucky
Murray
There'll Be No Drinking Here at the Alabama Tennessee Game
Knoxville officials warn spectators at the Alabama Tennessee football game next Saturday that drunken or disorderly behavior will be met with immediate detention in a temporary jail at Shields. Chief Joe Kimsey says the overflow crowd rules out any foolishness.
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Knoxville
Shields
Watkinsfield
Joe Kimsey
Battles Loom In North State Conference Play In Winston-Salem
Greensboro dispatch notes key wins shaping the Catawba Appalachian clash in Winston-Salem. Appalachian edges High Point 10 6 while Lenoir Rhyne beats Atlantic Christian 25 0 and Elon over E C T C 13 6. Guilford 25 Randolph-Macon 0 and Western Carolina 26 Hiwassee 8 also reported.
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Catawba
Wofford
Appalachian
High Point
Guilford
Randolph Macon
Lenoir-Rhyne
Atlantic Christian
Western Carolina
Hiwassee
Elon
East Carolina
Mars Hill
Gardner-Webb
Brevard
Lees-Mc~ie
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Uns
Indians
Lenoir Rhyne
Gene Miller
E.C.T.C
Randolph-Macon
Team Welty Pe Apalachain
Eiccce
Ae Guilford
Wake Forest to Host Clemson in Key Southern Conference Test
Wake Forest and Clemson meet for the 13th time, with Clemson holding a 7 to 5 series lead since the 1933 start. The Deacons have won the last four games and aim to swing the balance in this Saturday afternoon clash in Wake Forest, North Carolina.
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Wake Forest
Clemson
Deacons
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