Army and Penn Clash at Franklin Field in Heavy Crowd
The Army and the University of Pennsylvania expected a large turnout at Franklin Field as they chase the last vacancies in the 71,615 seat stadium. Joe Kane of Penn and Glenn Davis of Army led the rush as rain cleared, with Blaik reporting McKenna fit to play and Munger emphasizing focus on the next game.
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Joe Kane
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Uie
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Yale
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Grind- Stone
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Munger
Lexington Rips Comets For a 62-0 Win
Lexington High overwhelmed the Comets 62 to 0 in Asheboro as McBride led with four touchdowns and three extra points. Lee Spears and Jim Atherspoon scored for Lexington, with captain-led line protection and a strong short passing game from Sain and Lewallen.
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Ight South Piedmont Cenfer
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Spears
Frank King
Jimmyes
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Everhardt
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Max Morgan
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Check Vananweiller Reak
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Service Men Bowler Aid Aims For 150000
In Milwaukee on October 30 the American Bowling Congress reported 9000 collected by the Victory Legion from bowlers across leagues to buy games and recreation equipment for service men. They hope to reach 150000 by season end.
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Thorpe Denies Training Rumors In Lexington Adress
Jim Thorpe refutes persistent stories that he refused to train. He tells Wenham Military Academy students in Lexington that he trained religiously throughout his years of competition and that the claims are false.
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Jim Thorpe
Lete
Thorpe
Wen H Military Academy
Fights Last Night Rounded Up From Cities Nationwide
The Associated Press reports results from U S boxing cards in Chicago Pittsburgh Cleveland New Orleans Taunton San Francisco Boston Worcester Highland Park Hollywood Indianapolis The bouts featured several outpoints and a knockout with fighters including Bobby Richardson Gene Johnson Pete Pedro Red Doty Joe Lemieux Bill McDowell Ernesto Aguilar Jack Marshall and others across multiple venues with varying weights and judges scores.
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George “Red” Doty
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Pat Foley
Joe Lemieux
New Bedford
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Bill McDowell
Paterson
Joe Lynch
Plainfield
Hollywood
Ernesto Aguilar
Mexico City
Joe Robieto
Pasadena
Indianapolis
Jack Marshall
Texas
Johnny Denson
Boxing and sports notes from a New York writer
A dense digest of sport anecdotes and notices from New York and beyond, mentioning George Bothner and Rollin C. Wilson in daily workouts, comments on Orioles and semi pro teams, boxers and jockeys, racing scenes in Florida, personnel changes at Mike Jacobs publicity, and various athletes in military service or transition. Includes references to Red Sox scouts, Puerto Rican boxing figures, and shipyard workers.
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Joe Messener
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West 47Th Street
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Wall Street
Mexico City
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Johnny Coburn
Getti
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Ghhamps
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Tuffy Leemans
University of Oregon
Ken Strong
Mills Home Tops Thomasville in Conference Football
Mills Home defeated Thomasville 20 to 6 in a South Piedmont conference game. Mills Home led 7-6 after a third quarter drive capped by Godwin from Yarborough, then added a late touchdown after a Thomasville fumble. Thomasville had 11 first downs to Mills Home’s 8 but failure on a center snap set up Mills Home’s first score.
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Gasoline from coal and shale used in Nazi fuel program
The article notes gasoline production from coal and shale spanning years and suggests as much as half of Nazi gasoline may have been derived from coal, reflecting reliance on synthetic fuels.
Campaigns Limited By Graduations
The piece notes graduation losses across major programs as Navy and Army teams prepare for key matchups. Angelo Bertelli leads Notre Dame toward a sendoff in Cleveland while Penn State, Army, and Georgia Tech face significant roster upheavals.
Notre Dame Navy Clash Draws 80 Thousand In Cleveland
Notre Dame and Navy meet at Lake Front Stadium in Cleveland with Angelo Bertelli making a farewell appearance for the Irish and Harold Hamberg guiding the Middies. The Irish lead in scoring this season with 228 to 25 against, while Navy shows 129 to 40. Game time is 2 p.m. Eastern.
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Shut Out Faces Field of Colts in Pimlico Special
Baltimore October 30. Shut Out the longtime money leader seeks $25 000 and eighth place all time in a mile three sixteenths Pimlico Special as four rivals including Greentree Equi Poise Side Rule Anticlimax and Fairy Manhurst contest the race scheduled for 4 10 p m EWT with expected strong attendance and good track conditions after heavy rain earlier in the week. Alsab also listed for a comeback in the Tom Ochiltree handicap.
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Football playoff shift eyed for Rose Bowl in Dec
Washington rumor says Los Angeles interests offer 100000 for the NFL playoff with Rose Bowl staging. If true the Redskins as eastern playoff team could trigger a Midwest Dec 19 game, easing finances but depriving fans of a last look and risking travel.
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Walter McCallum
Redskins
Midwest
Westminster college to field trainee team this winter
Westminster College plans a garden basketball regular season with a trainee squad for the coming winter. Bob Artman, noted scorer from Pitt, will lead the Titans. Rev Arnold Fenton recalls Yale and Connecticut football ties while Jerry Lawrence of New York reflects on golf and crooning. St Mary's of Rutherford hosts Cardinal Hayes as coaches are otherwise occupied.
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Bob Artman
Doc @arison
Pitt
Titans
Arnold Fenton
Yale
Scooter Seuses
Ray
U. of Connecticut
Jerry Lawrence
New York
Bing Crosby
California
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St. Mary's High School
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N.J
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Sports Notes From The Nation's Ring Circuits
Today a year ago Tami Mauriello aged 184 outpointed Lee Savold 19144 in ten rounds at New York. Three years ago Joe Medwick signed a $20 000 contract with Dodgers for 1941. Five years ago Paul Runyon's record of 282 won the Argentine open golf tourney.
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Lee Savold
New York
Joe Medwick
Dodgers
Paul Runyon
Fort Sheridan's ironman weekend football slate
Fort Sheridan's first football team plays two games in eight days. The squad hosts Wilson Junior College of Chicago today and travels to Milwaukee tomorrow to face the Falk Corp. champions. This marks their third game in eight days after a stop in Dayton, Ohio last Saturday.
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Wilson Junior College of
Pheasant Time for Capt Don Casety Ends With Bird
Capt Don Casety of the army air corps, ex Syracuse U tennis coach, hunted near home during brief furlough. He spied four cock pheasants at breakfast and bagged one, then raced to catch his train back to base, leaving wife to enjoy his game meal.
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Army Air Corps
Syracuse U
Don
Rowe Among Ten Golfers In Mexican Tournament
Mexico City hosts the opening qualifying round of its national tournament with ten golfers including American Schoolboy Rowe, a former major league pitcher who won 14 games for the Philadelphia Phillies this season.
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Mexico City
United States
Mexico
Philadelphia Phillies
Stagg Hopes To Schedule Extra Pacific Games
Stockton Calif Oct 30 Coach A A Stagg of the College of the Pacific hopes to add three more games to Pacifics schedule after a loss to USC. St Marys College and the University of San Francisco are the remaining opponents on the Pacific slate. He did not name prospective opponents.
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University of San Francisco
Pacific
Stagg
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