Notre Dame Frosh Navy Clash Predicted As Underdogs
Notre Dame faces Navy in a key November tilt after Navy’s 14-7 win over Penn and Notre Dame’s 56-0 throttling of Iowa. The weekend slate features Minnesota at Michigan, Northwestern at Ohio State, Pittsburgh at Purdue, Texas at SMU, Duke at Georgia Tech, and Army, Navy, Columbia, Holy Cross, Temple in various matchups. Alabama rides 3-0 SEC run into Kentucky while state rivals loom, and Notre Dame eyes another strong performance against Navy.
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New York
Notre Dame
Navy
Midshipmen
Cleveland
Middies
Penn
Notre
Iowa
St. Mary's
Southern California
Minnesota
Michigan
Northwestern
Ohio State
Pittsburgh
Purdue
Texas
Southern Methodist
Duke
Georgia Tech
Cornell
Columbia
Villanova
Army
Washington
Temple
Wildcats
Tennessee
Quakers
Princeton
Brown
Holy Cross
Colgate
New London
Pitt
Lafayette
Alabama
South
Alabamans
Georgia
Tide
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Mississippi State
Crimson Tide
State
Tulane
Blue Devils
Eddie Cameron
North Carolina
Virginia
Cavaliers
Virginia Poly
Football Scores From Various Bases and Colleges
Saturday results include North Camp Hood 34 over North Texas Aggies Louisiana Tech 18 while LSU edged Cincinnati 39 7 and Florida routed Southwestern La 45 0. Sunday scores feature Bainbridge 40 over Camp Detrick 0 and Corpus Christi NAS 26 over Pensacola NAS 0.
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Associated Press
North Camp Hood
North Texas Aggies
Louisiana Tech
Northwestern
Louisiana State
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Florida
Southwestern
AAF
North Carolina College
Vanderbilt
Camp Gordon Johnston Helldivers
USS Melville Destroyers
Milligan
Guilford
Texas Tech
West Texas State
Fort Benning
Fort McClellan
Clark
Atlanta
Alabama State Techrs
Charlotte Readmitted to Piedmont League as Eighth Club Hope
The Piedmont baseball league accepts Charlotte NC back for reinstatement to form an eight club circuit. Directors consider two other potential clubs from Winston-Salem Raleigh Greensboro and Asheville for the vacancy to be decided at the November 18 meeting. Rep Ralph H Daughton retires as president and Stan Radke of Roanoke is named to assist with the search alongside Calvin Griffin as organizer.
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North Carolina
Virginia
Charlotte
Ralph H. Daughton
Stan Radke
Roanoke
Calvin Griff
Senting Ae
Aro Tiger
Rent
Brooklyn Dodger Sowsert
Hows
Daughton
Swiss Aid Sends Relief Gifts to Norway
Swiss charity organizations dispatched four trucks carrying 4 tons of medicants 3 tons of dia pers 20 000 pairs of gloves 100 000 earmuffs 1000 blankets and 6 500 shoes to Norway as relief gifts.
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Swiss Aid
Norway
Bern
Switzerland
College football standings across conferences update
Indiana leads with 3-0 after a 7-2 win over Tulsa in an outdoor game. Purdue and Ohio State follow at 3-1, Michigan 2-1, Minnesota 1-1. Michigan’s 19-0 rout of Illinois boosts contention. Oklahoma and Missouri tied at 3-0 atop the Big Six. Southwest SMU leads the SWC with 1-0, TCU 2-1. Texas, Rice, Texas A&M 1-1. Arkansas and Baylor 1-2. Colorado and Denver co-lead the Rocky Mountain Big Seven at 2-0. USC and UCLA 2-1 in the PCC with Washington’s Waenegtin named top Rose Bowl nominee. The Huskies’ Pacific Coast record stands 4-1.
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West Virginia
Midwest
Indiana
Tulsa
Purdue
Ohio State
Michigan
Minnesota
Illinois
Oklahoma
Missouri
Southwest
Southern Methodist
TCU
Texas
Rice
Texas Aggies
Arkansas
Baylor
Rocky Mountains
Colorado
Denver
Far West
Waenegtin
Eee
U.S.C
Huskies
USC
UCLA
Athletes Rated Top In Scholarship Says Wesleyan Professor
Prof. Hugh G. McCurdy of Wesleyan reports study of 1926 to 19 age athletes finding no link between sport and weaker academics. He notes cross country and soccer athletes lead in honors and Phi Beta Kappa, with golf swimming tennis track football and other sports not far behind.
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Middletown
Conn
Hugh G. McCurdy
Wesleyan
Wesce
Top Scorers Fail To Add To Totals
Four leading scorers in the Southern conference did not add to their season totals over the weekend. George Clark remained at 42 points after Maryland, Army, and Navy games. Tommy Korczowski stayed at 42 after Norfolk State. Harry Bonk held 37 after Maryland tied West Virginia. Lynn Chewning and Dutch Brembs remained at 36 as VMI idle and South Carolina tied Clemson 0-0. Bill Poling moved to 35 with a scoring burst against West Virginia, edging ahead of VMI’s Thomason as the column details weekend results.
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Richmond
Tae Ke
George Clark
Army
Blue Devil
Tommy Korczowski
Indians
Norfolk
North Carolina State
State
Clark
Korezowski
Harry Bonk
Maryland
Bonk
West Virginia
Lynn Chewning
VMI i
Dutch Brembs
South Carolina
VMI
Clemson
Bill Poling
Oe Thomason
Admiral High and Dry in Tokyo Prank
Virgil B. Warren a 24 year old USNR signalman from Tampa Florida on guard duty at Yokosuka encounters a Japanese man in a gaudy uniform who claims to be an admiral. Warren questions the claim and learns the man says there is no navy.
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Tokyo
Virgil B. Warren
USNR
East Lake Avenue
Tampa
Fla
Yokosuka
Warren
Therese
British Get Wallpaper On Don
The report notes that the first supplies of ore since the war began will reach shops soon. This signals the reopening of supply chains and a shift in domestic goods availability amid wartime conditions.
Snakes Harvested On Edmond Odenbach Farm
A threshing crew on the Edmond Odenbach farm in Bonesteel South Dakota gathered 41 rattlesnakes from 80 acres, a possible record yield for the area.
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S. D
Edmond Odenbach
New Ruby Glass Infrared Lamp Drying Small Items
A ruby red glass infrared lamp designed to dry small laundry items hair nail polish and the body after bathing offers a compact heat source for quick drying and warming.
Pro Grid Race To Be Close Until The End
In Chicago on October 29 the national football league title race is tight with five leaders in each division after Week's games. Cleveland Rams lost to Philadelphia, Green Bay beat Chicago, Washington defeated New York, Boston beat Pittsburgh, and Chicago Bears fell to Detroit. Western leaders Cleveland Detroit and Green Bay each have four wins and one loss. eastern leaders Washington and Boston have three wins and one loss. Next Sunday Detroit faces New York Yanks. Green Bay plays Cleveland. Boston meets Washington.
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Chicago
Cleveland Rams
Eagles
Philadelphia
Green Bay
Cleveland
Chicago Cardinals
Washington
Redskins
New York
Boston
Pittsburgh
Chicago Bears
Detroit
Bears
Radio Schedule Highlights Networks Revisions and Contests
A detailed listing of Monday October 29 radio programs across networks with time slots from 6:00 p.m. to 1:18 a.m. noting corrections, repeats, serials, dramas, music shows, news, and quizzes. Notable entries include The Hawk Tennessee Jed Tom Mix serials Jack Armstrong and Captain Midnight repeats and The Supper Club.
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Farrell
Sparrow
the Hawk
Cbe
Tennessee Jed
Abe-Eas
Lop Harrigan
Abe Tom Mix
Quincy Howe
Ebe
Walter Kiernan
Abe-East
Terry
Abe-West
Howe
Mbs-Weat
Abc
Jimmie Carroll
Ebs
Dick Tracy
Abc- West
Superman
Mbs-West
Carol Brice
Cbs
Jack Armstrong
Abc-West
Midnight
Lowell Thomas
Abc World News
Abe
Basic
Abc-Basic
Cbs News
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Jack Smith
Cbs-Basic
Vic and Sade
Raymond
Carolyn Gilbert
Abe Bob Hawk
Ranger
Abc Rank
Mbs
Bill Brandt
Vox
Parks and Warren
Cba
Hedda Hopper
Hollywood
Howard Barlow
Abec
Joan Davis
Abe Sherlock Holmes
Voorhees
Rob Hawk
Dbs
U.S.A
Nbe
Sports Roundup by Hugh Fullerton Jr in New York
Various notes include Clark Griffith's potential backing of Havana if joined Florida International League, Walt Kennedy likely resigning Notre Dame promotion for an exec role in a New York scholastic sports institute, health concerns for Aurel Joliat, Gerard Felder signing a 1946 Roanoke contract, Sal Bartolo tiptoeing toward retirement for a lucrative clash, Clemson vs Miami publicity surge, Vic Keen heading Salisbury Eastern Shore league, and Stuart X Stephenson set to lead the Southeastern class B loop.
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New York
Havana
Clark Griffith
Griff
Midwest
Walt Kennedy
Notre Dame
Scholastic Sports Institute of New York
Aurel Joliat
Canadien
Aylmer
Que
Boston Red Sox
Roanoke
Gerard Fielder
Sal Bartolo
Willie Pep
Clemson
Miami
Fla
Joe Sherman
Clemson Tigers
Vic Keen
Cardinal
Salisbury
Stuart X. Stephenson
Montgomery, Ala
Ted Guercio joins Red Sox system after famed schoolboy season
Newark youth Del Guercio, famed for his baseball rise, signed with the Boston Red Sox farm chain last summer amid headlines and a reported $19,000 bonus. The Carolina league final unofficial averages were released as he moved toward a pro career in Durham.
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Ted Guercio
Newark
Boston Red Sox
del Guercio
Durham
Wildlife session to form local chapel tonight
Residents of High Point are invited to a wildlife session at 7 30 pm in the county building to organize a local wildlife chapel. Committee members in charge include John R. Peacock K B Dunn David T. Yow F H Murray Charles L. Kearns and Horace G Iderton.
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High Point
North Carolina
John R. Peacock
K. B. Dunn
David T. Yow
F. H. Murray
Charles L. Kearns
Horace G. Iderton
Catawba Grid Stars Battle For Scoring Lead
Salisbury reports a high scoring duel on the Catawba grid as Bill Greene and Bill Speacht each tally 42 points this season to lead a parade of scorers. Duke's George Clark joins the fray as the Indians beat Richmond Spiders while Duke falls to Army. Captain Carroll Bowen has 30 points in seven games and Lamar Dorton has 22 extra points on 26 attempts.
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Salisbury
Catawba
Greene
Speacht
Duke
George Clark
North Carolina
Green
Clark
Indians
Richmond
Army
Bill Speacht
Carroll Bowen
Lamar Dorton
Saturday Gridiron Heroes Honor Colleges With Big Plays
Harry Gilmer tied Alabama passer ratings by completing 13 of 19 for 133 yards and three touchdowns in a 28 14 win over Georgia. Virginia’s Johnny Duda scored three times in a 31 13 win against Virginia Tech. Ed Holtsinger of Georgia Tech had a 79 yard pass and a 40 yard run with an interception in a 20 7 win over Auburn.
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Associated Press
Harry Gilmer
Alabama
Georgia
Johnny Duda
Virginia
Virginia Tech
Ed Holtsinger
Georgia Tech
Auburn
Lou Kusserow
Columbia
Brown
Stan Koslowski
Holy Cross
Crusaders
Colgate
Bob Hoernschemeyer
Tony Minisi
Navy
Farmer
Minisi
Penn
Wally Cash
Washington
Southern California
Canadians Honor Tree Planting Fund for Holy Land
A Canadian fund formed by Jewish soldiers in Europe has raised $2,250 to plant 1,400 trees. The trees commemorate Canadian fighting men of every faith who gave their lives in the war.
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London
Holy Land
Europe
Administrator's Notice for Oran J Poole Estate
H Y Poole administrator of the estate of Oran J Poole deceased Guilford County North Carolina asks all creditors to present claims by September 25 1946 or be barred. Debts should be settled promptly. Notice dated September 24 1945 at High Point North Carolina.
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Oran J. Poole
Guilford County
North Carolina
H. Y. Poole
Rt. 1
High Point
Notice Proposal of Lease Theatre Building High Point
City of High Point invites sealed proposals for a one year lease of the Mount Paramount Theatre building and its city owned furnishings. Minimum annual rent is 8400 dollars, paid monthly in advance, with a 2 percent deposit required. Bids due by 10 00 A M November 6 1945.
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City of
High Point
Paramount Theatre
Banic Or Trust Company
North Carolina
Earl N. Phillips
Lois Welborn
Duke Faces Tech Eleven In Atlanta
Duke Blue Devils travel to Atlanta to face Georgia Tech while North Carolina Tar Heels go to Knoxville to meet the Tennessee Volunteers. Other NC teams play Virginia Tech, NC State, Appalachian, Guilford, Presbyterian, Clemson, Catawba, High Point, and more with mixed results and several open dates. Duke lost 48-13 to Army. NC State beat William and Mary 20-6. Catawba tied Duke for top scoring with 22 points.
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Carolinas
Bosta
Duke University
Blue Devils
Atlanta Flats
Georgia Tech
University of North Carolina Tar Heels
Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee Volunteers
Virginia Poly
N. C. State
Raleigh
Appalachian
Guilford
Greensboro
Presbyterian
Wake Forest
Catawba
Eastern Kentucky
Richmond
Clemson
Tigers
Miami
University Miami
South Carolina
Jayvees
Orangeburg
S.W. Fair
State
Ft. Pie Fla
Naval
Cherry Point
Leathernecks
Camp Peary
Gamecocks
North Carolina
Duke
George Clark
Polo Grounds
N. C
Norfolk
William and Mary
Howard Turner
Indians
Bill Greene
Bill Speacht
Spiders
Lamar Dorton
Boone
High Point Panthers
Mountaineers
Hauser
Milligan
Guilford Colege
Elizabethton
Presbyterian Vollege
Blue Sox
Camp Mackall
Clinton
First Army
Fort Bragg
Air Trans Command
National Capital
PDC
Louisville
Birds burn out from constant activity and little sleep
Birds stay endlessly active and sleep little, leading to rapid wear. Researchers note that high energy demands shorten lifespans compared with more restful species. The finding suggests a trade off between activity and longevity in avian life.
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Chip Royal
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Hugh Fullerton, Jr
Garston
England
Jimmy Conzelman
Jones Junior High
Toledo
Supreme Court
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Phils
Geneva
Samuel McCrea Cavert
Federal ‘Council of Churches of Christ In America
Visional Committee of the World Counsel
Jack Lords
Jackie Wilson
Aevy
Harold Green
Ocr
Wilson
Chuck Hunter
Tech
Philip
WMFR
Hitchcock Beverage Company
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