Navy Midshipmen Face Tech In Unbeaten Engineers Showdown
Atlanta reports a major southern football clash as Navy visits Tech with Tech’s Engineers undefeated and unscored upon. Halberg of Lonoke leads Navy’s attack while Tech aims to extend a straight-victory run and maintain conference dominance amid varied rivalries across the South.
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Atlanta
Dixie
Tech
Halberg
Lonoke
Ark
Cander Halberg
W. A
Bill) Alexander
Engineers
Neces
Ville
Alabama
Red Elephants
Tennessee Vols
Tulane
Mississippi State
Tom
Shorty
Louisiana State
Daniel Fliers
Florida
Isippis
Rebhels
Tulsa
Memphis
Tucky
Cadets
Virginia Mill- Institute
Lexington
Kyree
Tn Carolina
Forest
North Caro State
Wolfpack
Counyland
Michigan State
Park
Iliam and
Mary
Army Airbase
Williams
Carolina
Raleigh
Baintridge
Camp Peary
and Mary College Stadium
South
Leagues Plan Draft Session On November First
SAGO Oct 21 The draft meeting for major league clubs to select players from minor circuits will be held November 1 in the commissioner's office. Teams will pick in reverse order of finish from the 1924 season. The first choice goes to the National League's eighth place finisher and the American League cellar club follows.
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SAGO
Cour Kenesaw M
Man with no arms bowls 207 in five pin game
Lloyd Ed tds of Catharines Ontario, a war veteran, bowled a 207 five pin game last night. He used artificial hands to manipulate a bowling ball developed by Weatherston of Hamilton while seated.
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Hamilton
Ont
Lloyd Edtds
Catharines
Weatherston
Twilight Tear Aims to Carry 130 Pounds in Maryland Handicap
Twilight Tear, the Calumet Farm filly from Warren Wright stable, faces a 130 pound impost in Laurel Park's 30th Maryland Handicap over 1 1/4 miles. Doug Dodson rides the daughter of Bull Lea as she seeks a ninth win in 11 starts this year and targets the $15,000-added purse amid muddy-track concerns.
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Laurel Park
Calumet Farm
Fred Burton
Bull Lea
Warren Wright
Col. C. V. Whitney
Dare Me
Brookmeade
Isabel Dodge Sloane
L. Bonifay
A ‘Ouse
William Helis
Aero
Walter M. Jeffords
Westminster
Bomar Stable
Hi Neighbor
W. A. Coleman
Toolmaker
O. S. Jenn
Blue Sash
Laurel Oval
Twilight Tear
Saturday Radio Schedule Changes and Prime Time Listings
Radio listings adjust for late corrections with a full day of programs across networks. Highlights include Atlantic Spotlight, Adventures Ahead, The Grand Old Opry, and news blocks, with late political broadcast caveats and varied dramatic and musical offerings throughout the evening.
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Atlantic Spotlight
Hollywood
Ebs
National Farm
Red Cross
Pacificombes
Iivand Central Stations
Cps
Blu
Navy
Mbs
Nbe
Birdie Coaden
John McVane
London
Victory F.C.B
Detroit
Mbs Musicana
Cbhs
Philadelphia Orches
Cbe
Stopak
Orches
Rupert Hughes
Curt Massey
Nancy Martin
Nancy Howe
Cbs
Edward Tormlingen
Haile of Montezuma
Harry Wismer
H. Fleming
Inesti
Hawaii
Lionel Barrymore
Britain
Leland Stowe
South America
Great Lakes
Arthur Hale
Rudy Vallee
Kenny Baker
Cbs Early
Nhe Parade
Ick
Barry Wood
Diay Lombardo
Blu Results, Inc
H. Marshall
ProLine re Cade A fter: College Scores and Postponements
A compiled list shows college results across multiple games including Otterbein Muskingum Temple Syracuse and others with scores such as Boston College 47 New York U 13 Michigan State 8 Maryland 6 and Georgia 53 Daniel Field 6 plus multiple high school games and postponed matches including Reynolds at Greensboro Albemarle Kannapolis and Lexington at Barnum Springs with several postponed events.
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Ollege Otterbein
Muskingum
Temple
Syracuse
Boston College
New York U
Michigan State
Maryland
Georgia
Daniel Field
Drake
Gustavus Alophus
Ball State
Franklin
Western Michigan
Woostern
Purdue
Ohio State
Monticello A
Miss
A. A
Pittsburg
Kas
Warrensburg
Fort Pierce
Fla
Naval Amphibious
Miami Univ
Port Benning Fourth Infantry
Louisiana Tech
Sanford
Hamet G. Raleigh
Goldsboro
Thomasville
Asheboro
Rockingham
Trev
Laurinbure
Lamberton
Reynolds
Greensboro
Children’s Home
Statesville
Albemarle
Kannapolis
Payetteville
Durham
Lexington
Barnum Springs
Gray
Mt. Airy
Monroe
Concord
Reidsville
Hanes
Third Major Circuit May Be Demanded
Pacific Coast League owners hint at forming a third major league to include eight coast clubs and prevent loss of Los Angeles and San Francisco to the National or American circuits. Clarence Rowland, PCL president, under contract nine more years, deflects questions while owners plan to attend the National Association meeting in Buffalo for developments.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Clarence L
Pants) Rowland
Rowland
Buffalo, N. Y
National Association of Baseball Clubs
Former Heel Mentor Now With Snavely
Chapel Hill October 21 Tom Young longtime North Carolina coach now serves as assistant to Cornell's Carl Snavely who previously led the Tar Heels to the top ten in 1934 35 He is a Chief Specialist Athletic and an instructor in the V 12 program at Cornell while also aiding Snavely with weekly tutoring and calling plays to the bench He starred at Carolina 1925 28 and as a sophomore in 1925 made a key punt return against Duke He later starred in football and baseball for the Tar Heels including a 1927 Duke win and a .350 baseball batting average during his three seasons as a Tar Heel
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Chapel Hill
Tom Young
North Carolina
Cornell
Carl Snavely
Tar Heels
Coach Young
Navy
Snavely
Tom
Carolina
Penn
Penn State
Virginia
Duke
Georgia Tech
Dixi
Young
South Carolina
The
Bomb Rack Tests Show Fighter-Bomber Capacity
In England and France maintenance crews tested ordnance for American fighter-bombers. The Air Service Command found a fighter-bomber rack can safely carry loads exceeding seven tons. The largest officially carried bomb for this aircraft type is a 1000 pounder.
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AIR Service Command
England
France
Britain
Gulf Atlantic plans Key West to West Indies car ferry
Gulf Atlantic Transportation Co announces plans for an automobile ferry service linking Key West with the islands of the West Indies and a route connecting Cuba with Mexico.
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Jacksonville
Fla
INS
Gulf Atlantic Transportation Co
Key West
Islands
West Indies
Cuba
Mexico
Notre Dame Faces Illinois in Champaign Showdown
Notre Dame and Illinois prepare for a pivotal clash in Champaign on October 28 after Notre Dame’s looming test against Wisconsin. Bob Kelly and Claude Young headline a fast Irish and a swift Illini backfield seeking standout performances in a game that echoes the Grange era.
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Chicago
Notre Dame
Illinois
Champaign
Illini
Harold
Grange
Wisconsin
Pittsburgh
Pitt
Bob Kelly
Claude
Buddy) Young
Wreck From Tech Plays Navy Today
Navy and Georgia Tech clash in Atlanta with a 35,000 crowd expected for a 2 p.m. kickoff. Navy looks to rebound under Coach W A Bill Alexander as Tech battles to upset and stay in the top ten amid a day of key college games nationwide.
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Wreck
Tech
Navy
Ted Meier
New York
Notre Dame
Wisconsin
South
Ind
Trish
Columbus
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Oscar Hagbergen
W. A
Bill) Alexander
Ps— Bramier
Whitmire
Drame
Martin Duden
Jenkins
Ellsworth
Sullivan
U. S. Coast Guard Academy
West Point
Coast Guard
Army
Colgate-Penn State
Cornell-Sampson
Fights Last Night Across Multiple Cities
Boxers from New York Philadelphia Maine Massachusetts Hollywood and San Diego fought last night with several decisive results. Tony Janko outpointed Santa Bucca in Philadelphia while Nat Litfin stopped Jackie Connor in New York. Johnny Wolgast stopped Willie Alexander in Philadelphia as Danny Devlin edged Canty in Allentown. Corky Davis beat Eddie Deangelis in Worcester and Cocoa Kid defeated Jack Chase in Hollywood. Langston Dennis outpointed Junior Washington in San Diego. Also a novelty item notes fried ice cream debuted at the Chicago World's Fair.
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New York
Tony Janko
Youngstown
Philadelphia
Nat Litfin
T.K.O
Jackie Connor
Newark
N. J
Johnny Wolgast
Willie Alexander
Chester
Danny Devlin
Allentown
Canty
Brunswick
F. Hudson
Bath
Bob Pooler
Bangor
Drew
Worcester
Mass
Francis
Corky” Davis
Eddie Deangelis
Boston
Baby Tiger Flowers
Pedro Carvelho
Cambridge
Hollywood
Calif
Cocoa Kid
Puerto Rico
Jack Chase
Denver
San Diego
Langston Dennis
Augusta
Junior Washington
Horse Show Of Local Lions Opens At Brookdale Stables
The High Point Lions Club hosts a two day horse show at Brookdale Stables on Thomasville Road. Judge Roger Middleton of Bowling Green Kentucky oversees thirteen events with Groode Watkins of Greensboro as ring master. Performances begin at 7 30 tonight and resume Sunday at 2 30.
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High Point Lions Club
Brookdale
Thomasville Road
Roger Middleton
Bowling Green
Groode Watkins
Greensboro
Dog Saves Rancher Badly Hurt In Fall
Rancher Atwood Richardson of Cimarron Colorado was thrown when his horse died beyond seven miles from his sheep camp. He crawled to camp with a spinal injury and broken ribs. Neighbor August Nichols found Richardson three days later with the dog nearby seeking help and took him to a Salida hospital for slow recovery. Canada is the world's largest producer of asbestos.
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International News Service
Salida
Colo
INS
Colorado
Atwood Richardson
Cimarron
Richardson
August Nichols
Nichols
Penn State Football and Military Furloughs Highlight New York News
Penn State football players faced pre transfer furloughs as Colgate game loomed, with Earl Bruhn choosing cling to Penn State on brother Milt’s advice. Phillies add Hammers Garland and Granville while Camp Peary Navy footballers prepare for Bainbridge homecoming with 15 players returning.
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New York
Penn State
Colgate
Earl Bruhn
Milt
Nittany Lions
Earl
Warren Wright
Twilight Tear
California
Phillies
Hamners
Garland
Granville
Sgt. King
France
Ree Grossman
Joe Normington
Jack Clifford
John Hollinger
Chuck Liles
Peary
Navy
Bainbridge
Maryland
Pigskin Pickins and a Nervous Rookie Debut
A humorous roundup compares Notre Dame Wisconsin Navy Georgia Tech Alabama Tennessee and Great Lakes Ohio State. The piece notes Howard Carter as the nervous rookie seen by Publicitor Lee Allen, recounting his 1926 Reds debut when he fainted during his first major league game.
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Notre Dame
Wisconsin
Navy
Georgia Tech
Tech
Alabama
Tennessee
Great Lakes
Ohio State
Paul Brown
Massilon
Widdoes
Lee Allen
Reds
Howard Carter
Cincinnati
Hughie Critz
Cruz
Jack Hendricks
Carter
Camp Wolters Tex Five Starters Lead Service Dept basketball
The Service Department lists all five starters for Camp Wolters Texas basketball, highlighting the squad's cohesive unit and expected on court impact. The report notes key positions and player roles shaping early season play at the base.
Wildcats Aim for Second Victory Against VMI Cadets
Kentucky prepared to host Virginia Military Institute on Stall Field at 2 p m aiming for a second win this season. An expected crowd of about 10 000 and a first home use of the new wingback formation highlight the matchup.
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Lexington
Kentucky Wildcats
Virginia Military Institute
Wildcats
Pos. V.mj
Kentucky
Quisenberry
Butterworth
Parrott
Rozorra
Campbell
Sincaiy Giascuss Saunders
Sold out signs fool ticket buyers at games
At the Miami South Carolina football game last week ticket sellers told hundreds of customers the event was sold out. In fact seats remained, but the pasteboards were gone. Business Manager Bill Cross faced the same issue at the Texas A&M Oklahoma game, missing the first kickoff and later returns to town for change.
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Bill Cross
Executors Notice of Estate of Ollie E. Simmons
Margaret Johnson Simmons executrix announces claims must be presented by October 14 1945 at 1201 Downing St High Point NC. Creditors should settle accounts promptly. Notice dated October 14 1944 from Guilford County North Carolina estate of Ollie Edward Simmons deceased.
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Ollie Edward Simmons
Guilford County
North Carolina
Downing St
High Point
N. C
Margaret Johnson Simmons
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