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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1945

Page

7

Virginia coach hails new forward passing rule

Charlottesville Virginia October 23 Frank Murray Virginia football coach says the new rule allowing forward passing from near the scrimmage line boosts the Cavaliers offense. He notes 105 points in three wins against stronger opposition and cites QB Charlie Ellis and RB Ray Brown with 18 completions in 27 attempts for 392 passing yards and 121 rushing yards.

Charlottesville Virginia Frank Murray Cavaliers Murray Charlie Ellis Ray Brown Ellis

Indians and Blue Devils Vie for Southern Conference Title

Duke appears strongest in the Southern conference with two wins and no losses but William and Mary’s Indians share the top spot. Remaining schedule includes Army, Georgia Tech, N C State, North Carolina, and a Merchant Marine game. Duke has one open date.

Richmond Duke Blue Devils William and Mary’s Indians Army Georgia Tech N. C. State North Carolina Carolina Mary Merchant Marine . Academy Merchant Marine

Tar Heels Drill For Next Contest

North Carolina rooks who won a thriller in the final seven seconds resume drills after three exam days. Coach Carl Snavely plans a holiday rest and mass scouting of Tennessee, whom they face November 3 in Knoxville. The Tar Heels sit at .600 after wins over Virginia Tech Camp Lee and Cherry Point Marines and losses to Georgia Tech and Penn.

Chapel Hill N. C North Carolinas Tennessee Carl Snavely Carolina Vols Southern Cal William and Mary Wake Forest Chattanooga Alabama Villanova Tar Heels Virginia Tech Camp Lee Cherry Point Marines Georgia Tech Penn Cherry Point Marine Kenan Stadium Tom Colfer Cherry Point Rizzo Gormen Bill Voris Colfer Ed Taher Pan Ie Connienens Navy Voris Bob Warren Andy Karres Rose Knoxville

Radio Schedule Glitches Prompt Late Corrections Across Networks

A dense OCR style listing details a Tuesday October 23 radio program schedule with numerous time slots, program titles, announcers, and network notes. It notes corrections by networks arriving too late to be incorporated, plus a long sequence of shows from 6:00 p.m. through 1:00 a.m., including News Reports, Serial Dramas, Variety Programs, and comedies across ABC CBS and NBC affiliates.

Farrell Tennessee Jed Abc-East Hop Ha Igan Abc Uincy Howe Dbs Falter Abc-West Mbs-West Lowell Thomas Abc World News Charlie Chan Abc-Basic Tennessee Jed Abec-Wes Tom Mix Mbs Wes Cbs News Fulton Lewis, Jr Jack Smith Vic and Sade Raymond Swing Peterrthur Hale Corr Kaltenborn Inside of Cornelia Otis Abner E le Harrison H. Thompson Young Abe Cbs Doctors Bob Hope Abe Russell Hildegarde Abe Concaks Josef Stupak Abc- West

Sugar Bowl Seeks Two Top Opponents for New Year

The Sugar Bowl in New Orleans seeks two worthy grid outfits for the January game. Top teams under consideration include Alabama, Army, Navy, Notre Dame, Penn, Columbia, LSU, Holy Cross, Oklahoma, and Michigan State, among others. Officials will announce selections in about six weeks.

New Orleans Mid-Winter Sports Association Associated Press Army Navy Notre Dame Big Ten Sugarlers Alabama Pennsylvania Sters Columbia Louisiana State Isa Holy Cross Oklahoma Slisstazious St. Mary's Santa Clara Duke Mississippi State Duke of Loui Siana State Sugar Bowl

Clemson South Carolina Game to Draw Record Crowd

Clemson and South Carolina meet in Columbia with an expected attendance above 23 000 as Clemson aims to extend a series lead in the 43rd meeting dating back to 1896. The Tigers feature Cox Butler Gage Poe Quinn Phillips and Jenkins leading a strong line as Carolina counters with Maginn Isom Brembs Tindall Dusenbury Daniels.

Clemson South Carolina Columbia Palmettodam Clemsons Carolina Carol Cox Butch Butler Bobby Gage Billy Poe Dewey Quinn Jimmy Phillips Ray Maginn Red Kite Buck Isom Dutch Brembs Bob Tindall Barney Dusenbury Rabbitt Daniels Ralph Jenkins Footsie Woods Bob Turner Tiger Frank Howard Tigertown

Oberlin Grid Star Leads Scoring Race

Oberlin star back Jim Boswell set a national high scoring pace with 66 points as Oberlin finished its eight game season unbeaten. Walter Trojanowski and Linwood Sexton closed in within two touchdowns, each at 54 points, after Boswell was held scoreless in a 25 to 7 win over Baldwin Wallace.

New York Jim Boswell Oberlin Ohio College Boswell Baldwin- Wallace Walter Trojanowski Connecticut Linwood Sexton Wichita Trojanowski Sexton

Munger Misses Last Grid Drill

Philadelphia, Oct 23. Illness breaks a 12 year attendance record as George Munger Misses practice for Penn football coach duties. He stayed in bed but phoned aides to direct drills for Navy Saturday.

Philadelphia George Munger University of Pennsylvania Munger Quakers Navy

Phillips Beats Mell in Boat

Ellis Phillips, an unheralded light weight from Germantown, Pa., substituted for the injured Pat Scanlon and stopped Gus Mell of Montreal in 1:21 of the third round at St. Nicholas Arena. The bout marked Phillips first major spotlight in New York.

New York Ellis Phillips Germantown Pat Scanlon St. Nicholas Arena Pennsylvania Gus Pell) Mell Montreal

Notre Dame Army Top AP College Football Poll

Notre Dame and Army lead the AP rating with Navy close behind after Purdue crushed Ohio State. Ohio State falls from the first ten as St Marys Gaels rise to tenth. Columbia jumps to eleventh on a strong win. Alabama Penn State Minnesota follow in the top ranks with LSU and Tulsa in the second tier.

New York Purdue Ohio State Buckeyes Boilermakers Army Notre Dame Navy Associated Press Carroll Widdoes Cecil Isbell Georgia Tech Ramblers Pittsburgh St. Mary's Gaels Texas Minnesota Alabama Pennsylvania Indiana Columbia Colgate Army Melville R. J St. Mary's BO Croed Eeiweedecass Auaneuedéees Wes Meray Kix Acsessees Louisiana State Tulsa Holy Cross Michigan Oklahoma A & M Mississippi State Duke Southern California Virginia Washington Illinois Missouri Oregon

Idol Maintains Bowling League Lead Despite Loss to Lindale Dairy

Idol service team holds 8 wins 1 loss to lead the Commercial bowling league. Harris Covington posted a 1 612 pin three game set for the team, Ellis set a league season mark with a 374, while Diamond Full Fashion and others split series. High single scores led by Scovey 139 Hicks 137 Crawford 135. Standings show Harris Covington atop the table with Piedmont Furniture, Marietta Paint, High Point Paper Box and others close behind.

Idol Service Lindale Dairy Idol Arris Covington Moose Harris-Covington Ellis Diamond Full Fashion Piedmont Furniture Company High Point Paper Box Marietta Paint Company Sco A Vey Hicks Ido Crawford Dervis Ooccs Piedmont Furniture Bose Marietta Paint Co M Ries

High Point College Panthers Roll To 60 0 Victory

High Point College Purple Panthers overwhelmed Western Carolina Teachers 60 0 as they pushed their season to 99 points in two games. Starters and speedsters fueled the attack while two key players Kellam and Tilly fought injuries but hoped to return Saturday. The next game visits Boone before a homecoming clash with Guilford on November 10 at Albion Millis Stadium.

High Point College Purple Panthers Estern Carolina Teachers Panthers Ralph James Tommy Kellam High Point Kenneth Tilly Roanoke Rapids Kellam Tilly E Panthers Boone Guilford Albion Millis

Minnesota Likely to Win Western Championship

Minnesota leads the western conference race with a 1945 record and only one game played, as Purdue and Indiana each hold three wins. The Gophers crushed Missouri 41-0 and Nebraska 61-7, plus 30-7 over Northwestern, and host Ohio State this weekend in a key matchup.

Chicago Minnesota Gophers Purdue Indiana Missouri Nebraska Ft. Warren Wyo Northwestern Michigan Ohio State Midwest Carroll Widdoes Sarringhaus Fisher Cecil Isbell Tulsa Wisconsin

Football Coaches Swap Jokes Over Army Navy Grid Hopes

In a New York gathering coaches and media discuss college football, joking about Army Navy and noting players like Fran Dancewiecz and Gil Bouley. The roundtable touches on Columbia’s defense, Yale and Colgate, and forecasts improvements at Brown, Notre Dame, Army, and Georgia with references to Trippi and a Miami drumbeater.

New York Giants Steve Owen Brown Rip Engle Cornell Ed McKeever Owen Greasy Neale Jim Leonard Pittsburgh Steelers McKeever Gil Bouley Columbia Engle Yale Colgate Rip Miller Navy Walt Kennery Notre Dame Hughie Devore Army Fran Dancewiecz Miller Hoernschemeyer Stu Molcomb Davis Blanchard Shorty McWilliams Bobby Stuart Emmet “Rosy” O'Donnell Army Club West Point Brooklyn Lou Oskins Brooklyn College Wilbert Bach U. of Miami L.S.A Charley Trippi Georgia

Arcaro Reports to Pimlico Trainer for Greentree Stable

Jockey Eddie Arcaro arrived in Baltimore and reported to trainer John Gaver for the Greentree stable at Pimlico. Fellow jockey Warren Mehrtens also arrived from New York and plans to stay for the entire meet.

Baltimore Eddie Arcaro Pimlico New York John Gaver Greentree Stable Warren Mehrtens

Notre Dame Prep Rolls On Before Iowa Showdown

Notre Dame began a light practice this Saturday with Coach Harry Stuhldreher noting policy would be followed another week. Ili lois worked on offense while the squad did a long limbering-up session awaiting Iowa. Marquette prepared for Michigan State.

Harry Stuhldreher Ililois Notre Dame Iowa Marquette Michigan Tate

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