Black Bison and Panthers Prep For Conference Matchups
New York report previews fall basketball at Madison Square Garden with three service teams and one aircraft firmlikely reflecting a trend. Mentions Ned Ivish, Arts Musicant, Brooklyn College, Marines on Guadalcanal, and upcoming homecoming vibe for Manhattan Beach coast guardsmen in Toledo. Includes notes on Lambert trophy standings, Pepper Martin sale, Army Notre Dame rally funds, and Hialeah race fans transport by wood burners.
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New York
Ned Ivish
Madison Square Garden
Aircraft Corporation
Ned
Arts Musicant
Brooklyn College
Guadalcanal Island
Wes Bennett
Westminster College
Boston College
Penn
Army
Fordham
Pepper Martin
Hialeah
Old Rivals To Meet Here As Quakers Invade Stadium Friday
Guilford College Quakers visit High Point College Stadium Friday for a renewed North State Conference showdown with the Panthers. The teams, evenly matched after wartime losses, feature veteran backfields and a strong line led by Frank Fernandez. Key players include Benny Newell Joe Ray Bob Lumsden Jim Lowder and W. O. Webb with injuries limiting Ray Freeman.
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Quakers
Guilford College Quakers
High Point College Stadium
High Point College Panthers
Armed Services
Benny Newell
Greensboro High School
Letterman Joe Ray
Black Smith
High Point High School
Clark Wilson
Letterman
John Haworth
Horace Hayworth
Panthers
Bob Lumsden
Joe Petack
Dick DiTullio
Jim Lowder
Francis Bowen
Panther
W. O. Webb
Grady Long
Frank Fernandez
Ray Freeman
Cernugel wary before loop opener with Salisbury
Coach Tony Cernugel voices pessimism ahead of the intramural scrimmage and Thursday night conference opener against Salisbury Yellow Jackets. Bison, led by captains John Crowe and Arnold Metcalfe, face a tough task after short prep time with Gastonia and Greensburg watchers noting Salisbury’s strong Ludwig crew.
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Bla Bison
Tony Cernugel
Cernugel
Tress
Bison
John Crowe
Arnold Metcalfe
Salisbury
Ludwig
Ludwi
Neighborly notes tie Foxx hunt to a new 1943 job
In a column from Waterbury Connecticut Ken Alyta notes Jim Foxx’s return from an unhappy Chicago summer and questions if he seeks a new position in 1943. Larry Doyle Jr. returns to Jacksonville Florida as an Navy ensign after leaving sportswriting four years ago. Fort Monmouth boxing team schedules a meet with Royal Navy boxers stationed at Asbury Park to foster ties.
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Ken Alyta
Waterbury
Conn
New England
Chicago
Jimmy Foxx
Maine
Larry Doyle, Jr
Jacksonville
Fla
Larry
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Royal Navy
Asbury Park
Practice Makes Perfect prior to Fordham WVU clash
Before the Fordham West Virginia game last week a Fordham lineman asked a West Virginia player how to pronounce Ed Kulakowski's name. The reply was sharp and confident, You ought to know youve had the experience.
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Fordham
West Virginia
Ed Kulakowski
Gamecocks and Tigers Set for Possible Final Rivalry
In Columbia South Carolina Oct 21 more than 20000 fans expected for the Clemson South Carolina game at the state fairgrounds with kickoff at 230 pm The crowd may be the last fair week edition as transportation curtailment and wear on cars threaten future events Clemson leads 26 to 12 in series with Carolina and seniors Wright and Sossamon anchor the line for their final fair appearance
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Columbia
S. C
Clemson College
University of South Carolina
State Fairgrounds
Carolina Gamecocks
Clemson
Gamecocks
Clemson Cubs
Carolina
Rex Enright
Frank Howard
Tigers
Carolina Senoirs
Charlie Wright
Louis Sossamon
America Builds The Torpedo Plane Advancing The Field
America has developed the torpedo aircraft over three decades, positioning the nation as the leading force in torpedo aviation. The aircraft is described as the most advanced in its field, reflecting sustained research and military emphasis.
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America
One-Armed Tulsa Guard Becomes Star Player
Rugged Ellis Jones of the University of Tulsa, born in Texas, plays right guard on a powerful team after losing an arm in childhood. Coach Henry Franka praises his speed and leg power as he earned a starting berth amid skeptical early talk. Jones adapted to football despite medical amputation, proving his resolve since Abilene high school days.
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Manhattan Beach Coast Guard
Toledo
Coast Guardsmen
Ensign Gar Griffith
Ohio State
Esko Sarkkinen
Joe Aleskus
George Sting
Larry Gligor
Mount Union College
Ohio
Lieut
B. F. Mooney
Jack Dempsey
Tulsa
Okla
Ellis Jones
University of Tulsa
Jones
Henry Franka
Franka
Abilene, Tex
Dewey Mayhew
Mayhew
Wake
Rene Burtner
Wolfpack
Bo Sacrinity
Reidsville
Russ Perry
Durham
Sacrinity
Joe Hoffman
V.P.S
Richmond
Tech
Kentucky
Jack Wilburne
Virginia
George Washington
Furman
Ed Czekaj
Mt. Pleasant
Coaches Roar As Players Hoist Them On High
CHICAGO Oct 21 Coaches taken for a ride by players as Illinois and Notre Dame celebrate upsets. Illinois hoisted coach Ray Eliot after a win over Minnesota while Ed McKeever guided Notre Dame through key early season tests. Both teams rose in national rankings as unseen leaders Hui.
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Chicago
Illinois
Minnesota
Notre Dame
Iowa Seahawks
Ray Eliot
Bob Zuppke
Ed McKeever
Frank Leahy
Eliot
Wisconsin
Georgia Tech
Mayo Clinic
McKeever
Trish
Stanford
Seahawks
Leahy
Boston College
Big Five Football standings stay muddled at half season
North Carolina leads the Big Five as Duke Wake Forest and North Carolina State chase. State can rise to first with wins over UNC and Duke while Wake Forest has finished its Big Five schedule and sits third. Davidson sits last after a loss to Duke and a tie with State as UNC faces Tulane then Duke and State in coming weeks.
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Raleigh
N. C. State
Tar Heels
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Tulane
Davidson
Duke
Virginia
Duke Blue Devils
Blue Devils
State
Wolfpack
Deacons
Davidson Wildcats
Wildcats
Tsay
Benny Cittadino
Long Branch
N. J
Colgate
Chan Highsmith
Brunswick
Bo Coppedge
Maryland
Washington, D. C
N. C
Eddie Teague
Baptists
Tong
Jimmy Bivins Rates Top In Heavyweights
Cleveland October report says Jimmy Bivins earned a split decision over Bob Pastor after adding pounds to his light heavyweight frame. Pastor, angered by the verdict, claimed victory in his view and vowed a third bout as the 21 year old Bivins, now 177 pounds, narrows the gap with Pastor who is 28 and considering Marines enlistment.
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Cleveland
Bob Pastor
Tami Maurietto
Jimmy Bivins
Pastor
Larry Atkins
Cleveland Arena
Bob
Robert
Bivins
Marines
James
Lou Parker
Navy builds first squadron of torpedo planes in 1920
The United States Navy established its historic early squadron of ten torpedo aircraft in 1920, marking the service's initial move toward specialized naval air strike capabilities and expanding aerial patrol and attack options for the fleet.
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U.S. Navy
Jinx Of Notre Dame Haunts Bierman And Minnesota Rivalry
Chicago dated feature profiles Bernie Bierman and his Minnesota teams. It notes Notre Dame’s dominance and Bierman’s coaching philosophy, workload, and resilience. It highlights his use of fundamentals, a single wing offense, and strong defense, plus a record of seasons with unbeaten runs and late reversals. It mentions past losses to Nebraska as unusual flaws in otherwise strong campaigns.
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Notre Dame
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Iowa
Bierman
Marine Corps
Iowa Air Cadets
UN Bet
Rockne
Tom Harmon
Michigan
Otto Graham
Northwestern
Pat Harder
Wisconsin
Tulane
Soren
Sophomore stars dominate in Southern Conference week
Three players share soph of the week honors led by North Carolina’s Billy Myers Duke’s Buddy Luper and VMI’s Dick Deshazo for standout weekend showings. Myers sparked a 13 6 upset of undefeated Duke and kicked the extra point, while Luper sprinted 72 yards for a TD in Duke’s 34 0 win. Deshazo drove Maryland Old Liners with a 15 yard run and key passes setting up scores.
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North Carolina
Billy Myers
Duke
Buddy Luper
W.M.1
Dick Deshazo
Myers
Lexington
W.C
Duquesne
Chapel Hill
Joe Austin
Austin
Iron Dukes
Tar Heels
Luper
Blue Devils
Rocky Mount
N. C
Colgate
Red Raiders
Deshazo
Roanoke
Maryland
V.m.ls
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