Packers Take Lions 14 0 as six straight win seals West title
In Chicago on October 30 the Green Bay Packers beat the Detroit Lions 14 to 0 to extend their undefeated run to six and clinch the western division lead. Chicago Bears outlasted the Cleveland Rams 28 to 21 while Philadelphia and Washington split a high scoring duel and Boston Yanks earned their first league win by defeating the Detroit Tigers 17 to 14. League attendance averaged 29,186 with a New York crowd of 42,639 the largest.
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Jerry Liska
Chicago
Green Bay Packers
Packers
Detroit Lions
Chicago Bears
Cleveland Rams
Buff Donelli
Philadelphia
Washington
Eagles
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Kins
Cardinal
Lions
Ted Fritsch
Irv Camp
Joe Laws
Don Hutson
Green Bay
Giants
Cleveland
Rams
Bears
al Grygo
New York
Enterprising Field Note on Pheasant Flight and Shot Leading
A first person hunting sketch discusses pheasant and ruffed grouse flight speeds and how under leading often causes misses. It relays impressions of roosters accelerating and slicing through brush and open country, with a memory of a fast tailing rooster and the hunter’s regretful miss, ending with a request to address hunting inquiries to Jack Welch at the paper.
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Jack Welch
Saturday and Sunday Air Forces Scatter Scores Across Bases
The report lists multiple college and military teams and their scores from weekend games. Notable results include Oklahoma 34 over Texas Christian 19, Holy Cross 26 over Coast Guard Academy, and Randolph Field 19 defeating Morris Field 0, with several other pairings like Camp Lejeune and Kinston Marines, and Lehigh 6 over Drexel 13.
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Fourth Air Force
March Field
St. Mary's
Bainbridge Navy
Maxwell Field
Holy Cross
Coast Guard Academy
Marquette
Fort Warren
Wye
Lincoln
Neb
Army Air
Norman
Okla
Navy Zooners
Second Air Force
A. Point
Camp Camp Lejeune
Kinston
Moore Hospital
Asheville
Knoxville Engineers
Norfolk Fleet
Richmond
Richmond Army
Jayvee and Midget Doubleheader At Albion Millis Stadium
The Black Bison Jayvee host Thomasville Jayvees in game three, followed by the Bison Midgets versus the Thomasville Midget eleven at Albion Millis Stadium. Jayvees, led by Turner and Elliot, seek first wins after two losses and a tie. Midgets debut with Perry Jones as captain. Coaches are George Ridge J. J. Ellington and Roger Morris.
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Bison
Tommies
Dimuitive Perry Jones
Jayvee
Turner
Craven
Lambeth
Elliot
Grant
Campbell
Crowder
Culler
George Ridge
J. J. Ellington
Roger Morris
Lee Tressel Tops Scoring As Baldwin Wallace Star Hits 80
New York October 30 Lee Tressel of Baldwin Wallace leads scoring with 80 points after an 18 point game against Wooster. The senior, a Navy midshipman candidate, boosts his season total well ahead of rivals Tom McWilliams and Rob Fenimore.
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New York
Lee Tressel
Baldwin-Wallace
Navy
Wooster
Aloe
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Anes
Brown
Radio Program Eastern War Time Schedule Adjusted
Radio schedule shows corrections by networks affecting programs from 6:45 p.m. to 11:15 p.m. with multiple serials news reports sports and music segments across CBS NBC and other outlets. United States wartime programming includes Captain Midnight Tom Mix and Lone Ranger repeats plus Horace Heidt and Henry J. Taylor commentaries.
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Howe
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Terry
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Lyn Murray
Tim Healy
Dick Tracy
Chick Carter
Jeri Sullavan
Jack Armstrong
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lLowell Thomas
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Henry J. Taylor
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Basie
Tom Mix
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Hedda Hopper
Hollywood
Carolyn Gilbert
Bob Hawk
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Kaltenborn
Parks and Warren
Cecil Brown
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Arlene Francis
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Uman Adventures
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Screen Guild Players
Raymond Gram
Henry Gladstone
Ed Malone
Paul Schubert
Johnny Morgan
High Point Boy Hurt In Game
In Columbia South Carolina the Gamecocks prepare for North Carolina at Chapel Hill with several players banged up after the Coast Guard game Virgil Hawks from High Point North Carolina sustained a leg injury that may sideline him for some time Henry Couch from Batesburg also hurt along with other bruised players The squad expects to have most of its 22 absentees back before the weekend battle Braswell Ball and Jack were among the standouts and Meek showed versatility on the line
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University of North Carolina At
Chapel Hill
William “Doc” Newton
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Tarheels
Virgil “Jinx
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High Point
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Pounder
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Whale
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Inceton
Phil Ball
John Iack
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Brasne
Forco Newton
George Me
Lake View
Blow and Pitcher Clash Ends in Release at Albany Club
A summer incident at Albany Eastern ague club saw pitcher Dick Blow ignore signs, argue with catcher, and erupt into a bench clearers clash. Manager Rip Collins ran onto the field and released Blow that night saying Blow Blow.
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Dick Blow
Albany Eastern Ague Club
Blow
Rip Collins
Ripper
Scribes Predict Future Sammy Baugh Like Sam Jacobs
Texas observers compare Sam Jacobs of the North Side Steers to Sammy Baugh noting Jacobs as a rising passer on a high scoring Fort Worth schoolboy team. The piece also touches on Harold Keller aiming for Maryland basketball and baseball prospects, and a Gra ham Texas coach losing players as a backfield hopeful abruptly leaves to see bandleader Harry James.
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Texas
Sammy Baugh
Sammy Jacobs
North Side
Fort Worth
Western Michigan College
Harold Keller
Maryland
Charley
Yankees
Andy Kerr
Colgate Grid
Billy
Navy
Princeton
H. E. Wishard
Graham
Tex
Wishard
Harry James
Betty Grable
Local man prints miniature newspaper for friends nationwide
Jackson California resident C. N. Harrison operates a basement printing press creating 300 issues of a miniature newspaper. He started with a typewriter and now serves friends across the country and overseas.
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Jackson, Calif
C. N.harrison
Fort Worth Decision Delays Move of Missing Boy
A fragment suggests the missing boy was nearly in Fort Worth and decisions on his relocation or placement to a preferred position were under consideration, with uncertainty about whether to proceed.
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Fort Worth
Scrappy Duke Faces Georgia Tech After Army clash
College football upsets spark chatter of rotogravure season shifts as Navy and Army rebuild rosters for Notre Dame. Duke, Villanova and Penn State loom in a chaotic schedule, with transfers altering lineups and key players sidelined across multiple teams.
Injuries to Hamper All Preparation for Big High Point Game
Central High Wildcats and Charlotte High Wildcats, hurt by numerous injuries, prepare for a tough Friday night clash with the Green Wave of Gastonia. Curtis McDonald and others are sidelined, while Green Wave star Charlie Pearson leads with 114 points in seven games as coach Porter’s squad rolls.
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Gastonia
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Ter
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Porter
Charlie Pearson
James Hooten
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