Baby Bison Steamroll Mineral Springs 27 0
The Baby Bison, led by A. J. Simeon, overwhelmed Mineral Springs 27 to 0 at High Point Stadium after trailing last week. Taylor and Thomas led scoring with several early drives and a late aerial to Leonard, while High Point and Springs both produced key plays as the game progressed.
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Minerals
Baby Bison
A. J. Simeon
Vic
High Point Stadium
Mineral Springs
Taylor
McGee
Thomas
Omas
Leonard
Sekurepeseecss West Pet
Owens
Tucker
Smith
Mickey Ee Deseveces
Bryant
Peri
Tay
Mann
Over
Thurber
Bencini
McDonald
Alton
Rankin
Crowder
Chicago bowlers set new mark as Raad tops 770 series
In Chicago on October 29, Harry Raad posted a 770 plus series, leading the bowling league with a perfect game in his second frame of league play. The performance surpassed Joe Aubert’s previous 770 series, marking a new high for the circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lion's
Chicago Kegler
Raad
Joe Aubert
Top College Football Clash Weekend Slate
Saturday features Navy at Notre Dame in a major showdown with Frank Leahy’s squad riding a long No 1 buzz. Other key games include Indiana vs Ohio State Minnesota vs Northwestern Dartmouth vs Yale Duke vs Georgia Tech and Texas vs SMU as the South’s top teams clash.
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Tme
York
Navy
Notre Dame
Clevel
Gunestat Aneahe
Avy
Midshipmen
Penn State
Georgia Tech
Hamberg
Hillis Hume
Notre
Angelo Bertelli
Army
Indiana
Ohio State
Texas
Southern Methodist
Great Lakes
Western Co
Oklahoma
Dartmouth
Yale
North Carolina State
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Season's Previous High Performance Highlight
He opened with a 257, then rolled a perfect game and finished with a 237 to set a season best.
Robertson Picks Notre Dame Army To Win
New York writer Orlo Robertson lists picks for college football games. Notre Dame and Army are favored, with Georgia Tech, Southern Cal, Michigan, Texas, and Oklahoma among other teams slated for wins. The column notes transfers and lineups affect outcomes and includes many service teams and military bases in the selections.
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Robertson
Notre Dame
Army
Tech
Duke
Orlo Robertson
New York
Navy Notre Dame
Angelo Bertelli
Navy
Pennsylvania
Glenn Davis
Quakers
Bob Odelly
Georgia Tech
Navy Nees
California
Southern California— Trojans
Howard Lanan
Eir
Southern Cal
Minnesota
Northwestern
Gophers
Otto Graham
Wildcats
Michigan
Illinois
Bill Daley
Marv Pregulman
Olverines
Texas Christian
Louisiana State
Horned Frogs
Pai
L.U
Steve van Buren
L.S.U
Texas
Southern Methodist
Longhorns
TCU
Methodist
Georgia
Tulane
Patter
Idue
Wisconsin
Tony Burko
Vich
Purdue
Second
Air Force
Washington
Huskies
Southeastern
Tex
Tulsa
Texans
Brown
Princeton
Doc Savage
Columbia-Cornel
Columbia
Cornell
Rickey signs five year Dodgers post contract
In a major front office move, Branch Rickey agreed to a five year term as president and general manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers with an estimated annual salary of 35000 plus bonuses. The report notes the deal as of today in a retrospective sports mirror.
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Branch Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cornell
Associated Press
Notre Dame
Army
Yankee Stadium
Pittsburgh
Fordham
Koonts and Kearns Lead Bison Against Cats in Charlotte
High Point Bison coach Tony Cernugel names halfback Bob Koonts and end Gene Kearns as co-captains for the decisive conference clash with Charlotte Central Wildcats at Queen City Memorial Stadium. Injuries eased, morale high, and the team aims to rebound after recent setbacks as several other North Carolina prep games loom tonight.
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Tony Cernugel
Bob Koonts
Gene Kearns
Bison
Ters
Cernugel
Charlotte
Vince Bradford
Wildcats
Cats
Bradford
Central Footballers
Jim Eskridge
Harry Benton
Greensboro
Reidsville
Gate City
R. J. Reynolds
Gastonia
Gaston Stadium
Winston-Salem
Asheville
Greenville
South Carolina
Red Raiders
Raleigh
Lee Stone
Capitol Boys
Oxford
Durham High
Bulldogs
Rocky Mount
Durham County
Blackbirds
Salisbury
Boyden High Yellow Jackets
Cernigel
Mooresville
Blue Devils
Notre Dame Navy Classic Tops Saturday's Grid Slate
Notre Dame and Navy headline a busy Saturday card capped by the Notre Dame unbeaten Irish meeting Navy in Cleveland at Stadium on October 30. The clash is billed as a premier football attraction of the season to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
Cleveland
Irish of Notre
Angott Heads East To Clear Title Muddle
Sammy Angott travels east to clear confusion over the lightweight title as the NBA and New York Athletic Commission hold a title bout plan. He is set to face Bobby Ruffin on November 29 after recent wins and prior title disputes.
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Angott
Sammy
White
Los Angeles
NBA
Bobby Ruffin
Bobby
Beau
Bobcat
Bob Montgomery
New York
Lew Ambers
Lew
Davey Day
New York Commission
Ambers
Lew Jenkins
Gruzdis Returns to Thomasville After Toronto stint
Jim Gruzdis former Thomasville baseball manager returns home from Toronto club. He will resume work at the Thomasville Chair Company. A silver baseball bat presented for his 1942 minor league batting average accompanied him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Jimmy Gruzdis
Toronto
Thomasville Chair Company
Jimmy
Ticket swap after Notre Dame Navy game rumor
Cleveland reports a man named C. E. Bruner found a single ticket to the Notre Dame versus Navy football game amid anticipated sell out of 80 000 at Cleveland Stadium. He offered to return it if the loser could identify the ticket, expressing sympathy for the holder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Notre Dame Navy
Cleveland Stadium
C. E. Bruner
Cleveland News
Veterans on Ice and Naval Cross Country Boosts
The season opens with veteran players in goal and field shifting roles as ex pros and rookies brace for a lively hockey year. Loyola cross country teams race at Great Lakes Naval Station and Navy Pier with Lieut Bennion crediting Marines for weight loss and morale boosts. Father Rooney, former Duquesne star, now serves as an army chaplain in England.
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New York
Soay
Pat Egan
Babe Pratt
Detroit
Jimmy ‘Franks
Benny Grant
Toronto
Curtis
Sven
Serive
Great Lakes Naval Station
Chicago
Navy Pier
Loyola
Vaughn Bennion
Utah
Elmer Salter
Bainbridge
Daniel Rooney
Duquesne
St. Bonaventure
China
England
Brushoff For Macomb Football Recount Demand
Macomb Alabama high school won at Havana last week but fans demand a recount after an •5 yard touchdown by fullback Don Daniels was nullified due to only ten players on the field. Officials found the eleventh man in the crowd, not on the sideline, as spectators crowded the edge of the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macomb
Havana
Don Daniels
Pigskin Picking Aligns Yet Again
The column previews Army vs Penn and California vs Southern California and Navy vs Notre Dame with playful bets and local fan banter. It hints that Notre Dame will win, while cautioning readers about weather and betting risks as it wades through rivalry matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Penn
Pennsylvania
California
Southern Calif
Bertelli and Rogers Smith Highlight 1943 All-Americas Claim
In Lubbock Texas Rogers Smith of Lubbock Army Air Field draws praise from Texas Tech coach Fell Morgan who calls Smith the greatest triple threat left halfback in the nation and places him among the all-America backs alongside Jim Thorpe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Texas
Angelo Bertelli
Sammy Baugh
John Kimbrough
Rogers Smith
Lubbock Army Air Field
Fell Morgan
Texas Tech
Jim Thorpe
Four Hounds Share Lead in Fox Hunters Meet
In Paducah Kentucky on October 29 four hounds swept the top positions in the all age stakes of the National Fox Hunters association annual meet. Sunrise 2nd owned by J R White led the tie with another hound as the second cast concluded today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paducah
National Fox Hunters’ Association
Sunrise 2Nd
J. R. White
Orange Bowl capacity to rise to 70000 after war
The Orange Bowl near two thirds sold as January 1 game nears with no teams set yet. A plan to raise capacity to 70000 after the war is discussed. Hawaii players Wedemeyer Fernandes Van Giesen Alana Mattos are noted, along with Hell and Taylor from Kamehameha at Willamette College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Phelan
St. Mary’s
Herman Wedemeyer
Bob Fernandes
Harold van Giesen
John Alana
Cliff Mattos
Herbert Hell
Mack Taylor
Kamehameha High School
Willamette College
Oregon
Army Penn Classic Has Governor on Spot
Harrisburg report says Governor Edward Martin, a retired two star general and UPenn head, faces a tough choice at the Army Penn game. He plans to attend in Philadelphia with Maj. Gen. F B Wilby, superintendent of the United States Military Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Edward Martin
University of Pennsylvania
Penn
Philadelphia
F. B. Wilby
United States Military Academy
Dogs Tie for Second in Spartanburg Event
Spartanburg S C and White Rose Lady 2nd both scored 90 points for Finley and Douglas of York S C. In second with 70 were Lucky K owned by Otto Kennedy of Mount Pleasant NC and Bell owned by Ches ton Hall of aie Va.
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Spartanburg
S. C
White Rose Lady 2Nd
Finley and Douglas
York
Lucky K
Otto Kennedy
Mount Pleasant
N. C
Bell
Cheston Hall
Aie Va
Five Pointed But There May Not Be There Five Pointed
Baltimore racing notes on Pimlico entries for a mile and three sixteenths purse. Probable starters include Shut Out Slide Rule Eurasian Anticlimax and Fairy Manhurst with owners Hal Price Headley and William du Pont involved. Eddie Arcaro rides Shut Out. track conditions muddy. final lineup pending.
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Baltimore
Pimlico
War Admiral
Sea Biscuit
Challendon
Market Wise
Whirlaway
Slide Rule
Eurasian
Anticlimax
Fairy Manhurst
Greentree Stable
W.E. Boeing
Hal Price Headley
Wheth
William du Pont
Eddie Arcaro
Louis nominates Star Harvey as successor contender
In Portland on October 29 Sergeant Joe Louis says his leading contender for the heavyweight title is Star Harvey, a New York Negro in the army. Louis adds Harvey is a much better fighter since joining the service and the best he has seen to date.
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Portland
Ore
Joe Louis
Star Harvey
New York
Louis
Former Coach Named To High Naval Post
Lieut. Marty G. Karow, former backfield coach at Texas A. & M., is named athletic and welfare officer at the Naval Air Technical Training Center in Jacksonville Florida. Karow previously served as athletic director at Corpus Christi NAC. He was an All America fullback for Ohio State in 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Marty G. Karow
Texas A. & M
Naval ‘Air Technical Training Center
R. W. Womach
Karow
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Corpus Christi
Tex
Ohio State
Boxing Results From Last Night in Massachusetts and Delaware
In Fall River Buddy Farrell of Newark stopped Freddy Cabral of Cambridge after seven rounds. In Wilmington Walter Speedy Duval of Philadelphia knocked out Larry Cowboy Kellum of New York in the second round.
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Fall River
Mass
Buddy Farrell
Newark
N. J
Freddy Cabral
Cambridge
Wilmington
Del
Walter
Speedy
College grid transfers hit teams across the South
Navy trainees thinning rosters as UNC faces potential loss of 22 of 48 players for a Southern Conference clash with NC State. Wake Forest gains momentum with players returning to lineup as Duke eyes Georgia Tech. VMI practices for Virginia, Richmond and Maryland slate adjustments noted ahead of upcoming games.
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Colgate-Holy Cross
Colga
Pitts
Carnegie Tech
Davis
Cam Lejeune
Marquette
Denver
Kansas
Kansas State
Greenville Air Base
Maryland
March Field
St. Mary's
Missouri
Nebraska
Texas Aggies
Arkansas
Texas Tech
Rice
U.C.L.A
San Diego Naval Training Station
Virginia
V.M.1
Wake Forest
Clemson
Rutgers
Lehigh
Associated Press
Navy
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Tom Young
Young
Craven Turner
Ray Poole
Dick Hussey
Hamilton
Maskas
Bull Johnson
Dick Oe
Palmer
Brylon
Tar Heels
North Carolina
North Carolina State
Doc Newton
Newton
S.C
Arthur Trumpere
Deacon
D. Harris
D.C
Peahead
Eddie Cameron
Atlanta
Blue Devils
Georgia Tech
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
University of Virginia
University of Richmond
Spiders
VMI
Air
Norfe Marines
Richmond
Charleston
Coast Guard
University of Maryland
Greenville
S.C., Army Air Base
Penn State
Zivic Battles Richardson to Open Chicago Boxing Season
Fritzie Zivic of Pittsburgh to bow for the 176th time in his 13 year career tonight at Chicago Stadium facing 21 year old Bobby Richardson of Cleveland in a 10 round opener. Zivic has 129 victories and 69 knockouts but four losses in his recent bouts with his last Chicago appearance on February 27, 1942 when he lost to Tony Motisi.
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Chicago
Fritzie Zivic
Pittsburgh
Bobby Richardson
Cleveland
Zivic
Tony Motisi
Civil Service Exam for Lineman and Helpers
Civil Service examination scheduled for November 11, 1943 at 7:00 PM in the Council Chamber City Hall. Applications due by 5:00 PM Tuesday November 9, 1943 at the Civil Service Office 808 Jones Bank Building. James B Lovelace Secretary High Point Civil Service Commission highlights city job benefits and promotion prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Chamber
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Office
Jone Bank
James B. Lovelace
High Point Civil Service Commission
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Ineral Springs
Sports Mirror
High Point Enterprise
P-9
Shakey
Kkk
Koonts
Kearns
Paar
Frog
Ghost
Crazy Legs
Whiz
Wassau
Hirsch
Creighton Miller
Hal Hamberg Navy
Herb Coleman
Bertelli
U. S. Naval Academy
Berg
Angelo
Bert) Bertelli
U. S
Parris
Sammy Angott
Nabobs
National Boxing Association
New York Athletics
Sweepin
Aaa
Gruzdis
Buddy
Bruner
Daffy
High Naval Post
Civil Service Examination
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