Parker says Uncle Mike to Run Two Clubs on One License
New York boxing note reveals promoter Mike Jones plans to operate both St Nicholas and Madison Square Garden venues under one license. The article questions legality, cites State Athletic Commission rules, and argues the license tampering aims to fill dates at the Garden. It also reflects on audience reactions and sports entertainment during wartime.
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Lexington Nips Barium Eleven 6-0 in hard fought high school game
Lee Spears scored the lone touchdown from two yards for Lexington Yellow Jackets who beat Barium Springs 6-0. Spears failed on the extra point, defense held after interceptions by Spears and Baldwin, and Barnum’s second half drive produced Lexington’s 15 first downs in a strong conference win.
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Black Bison Dominate Salisbury 35 0 In Western Clash
Tony Cernugel's Black Bison rout Salisbury 35 0 at High Point stadium led by Curt McDonald and Bob Koonts in a Western Conference showdown. Koonts, McDonald and Kearns fueled scoring with five conversions and a 27 yard TD, sending High Point into a two way conference tie.
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Prediction For Overseas Alumni Game Message
The University of South Carolina alumni abroad received a brief message from Secretary Ralph Lewis stating Carolina 33 Clemson 6 as the key game result of the year. The note emphasizes the score to overseas alumni in service.
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Deacons Face VMI In Return Grid Iron Battle
In Lynchburg Virginia Wake Forest Deacons meet VMI Seydlers for a second time this season seeking revenge for a 28 to 0 defeat. VMI coach Pooley Hubert guides 17 year old squad with tight defense to counter Wake Forest scoring power.
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Little Wonders Rout Thomasville in South Piedmont Clash
Kannapolis Little Wonders defeated Thomasville High 25 to 7 in a South Piedmont conference football game here. Thomasville finally scored a single touchdown to avoid a shutout, while Kannapolis dominated on both sides of the ball.
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Pro Passers Should Have Field Day
New York headlines analyze NFL matchups with Washington Redskins quarterback Saseemamg Waeghe and Sid Luckman of the Chicago Bears as they face card rivals. Luckman aims to rebound after nine TD passes in four games while Watching Luckman squares off against Patenes. Giants seek revenge after a 28 to 14 loss to the Eagles as they host their first home game.
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Wolverines Aim to Break Minnesota Jinx in Little Brown Jug Clash
Michigan faces Minnesota in a 2:30 p.m. EDT kickoff with about 45 000 fans expected. The Wolverines seek their first win against the Gophers since Fritz Crisler era, with Bill Daley and Wayne Williams key players. White and several others prepare for Marine training soon after.
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Giants Hope to Rally Past Lions After Washington Loss
A large crowd is expected as the Giants aim to rebound from a 33-7 defeat by Washington. If sinkwich plays well, Detroit may erase earlier 31-14 setback to the Packers and turn the matchup in their favor.
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Secret Dan Ferris lauds A A civilian fitness program gains
Yale's Bob Kiputh estimates about 250000 certificates will be awarded for summer fitness tests. Zeke Bonura earns the Legion of Merit for organizing a Mediterranean baseball program. John Berkebile reviews Iowa Hawkeyes vs Hoernschemeyer sparking headline writers.
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All America Future Book Caption Draws McCarthy Sketch
A captioned photo in the Auburn Citizen-Advertiser shows Joe McCarthy under the label All America Future Book. The caption appears to have prompted a makeup error by possibly omitting the word Future.
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Football Saturday broadcasts dominate Crosley rating
The column notes a 42 percent Crosley rating for Saturday football, about double the top paid entertainers. It references Sportsman's Park in St. Louis with a former half mile track and a shoot the shoots game tied to the World Series. Paul Waner jokes about possibly becoming a $100000 beauty next spring. Illinois scribes tout 17 year old Eddie Bray as a bid for kids all America, a post runner who can tackle and score with a strong team.
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Coupling Scouting Moves Ahead of Oklahoma Kansas State Tilt
Coach Dewey Luster of Oklahoma mailed Sooner A formation and single wing diagrams to Ward Haylett at Kansas State under the Big Six non-scouting rule. Haylett sent back K State Warner formation and a wired reply. Luster earlier added balanced line plays and grinned at Haylett’s reply that Oklahoma is taking up the T formation this week.
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Service Dept. Baseball Tryouts At Mitchell Field
Among the 20 candidates who answered the first baseball call at Mitchell Field L L. Lobello Rader Waxman Scharf Schechtman join the roster with several former Long Island U. players. Abe Feldman has returned to his Schenectady coal business after a coast guard discharge. Lieut Whitey Hlad, a pitcher and meteorologist, works at a southern army air field and may enter indoor track meets this winter.
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Freshman Plan Hints at Portland Coach Jest
Portland prep coach Jerry Exley joked about starting all freshmen against his Huskies and letting the players have three years to recover. The remark suggests a strategic edge and may echo sentiments seen in coach Lou Little’s era.
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Whirlaway Wins Washington Handicap at Laurel
Whirlaway triumphs in the Washington handicap at Laurel, boosting career earnings to 8,528,336. The race adds to his storied record in 1930s era thoroughbred racing.
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Chicago bowlers chase first 300 as season opens
Chicago bowlers push toward the first 300 game of the season in league play. Jerry Skovic hit 11 straight strikes before leaving three pins on the 12th ball, and Jack Scott also tallied 11 perfect frames but spared a single pin in the 12th.
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Wolfpack to Meet Jay Birds After Setbacks
The North Carolina State Wolfpack clash with the 334th Bomb Group Jay Birds in Greenville South Carolina this afternoon following losses to Newberry and Presbyterian.
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Charity football clash draws 35000 at Comiskey Park
In Chicago on October 23 officials forecast 35 000 fans for the Sisters of Mercy charity game between St. Rita and Leo high schools at Comiskey Park. The annual event draws crowds from the city to support a good cause and features a high school gridiron showdown.
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Brief Glimpse Of Lee Savold Satisfies Fans
In Cleveland Savold shows speed and power in 62 seconds against Eddie Blunt. The 220 pounder drops Blunt four times and wins by knockout, signaling a possible rematch with Jimmy Bivins and prompting talk of a Madison Square Garden date. Savold says the Akron setback taught him to move and punch sharply.
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Gremlins Won't Play Denver Girls' Football Sunday
The Gremlins Denver University girls team will not play East High School on Sunday due to a university rule forbidding Sunday events. Dean of Women Gladys Bell says the policy is not only religiously or legally required but also undignified for university women.
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Harnedy Seeks Goalie Job With Chicago Hawks
Clem Harnedy, three year goalie for the University of Southern California, heads to trial with the Chicago Blackhawks of the National Hockey League to challenge rookie Hector Heighton for the starting job.
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