Tatum Upset by Dukes Manpower Remarks After Maryland Win
Maryland coach Jim Tatum criticized Duke rival Wallace Wade for saying Duke was outmanned after a 26 14 triumph in Durham. He disputed Wade’s manpower claim while praising Beattie Feathers and noting upcoming games with North Carolina and other foes. Tatum spoke in Raleigh to reporters and later praised Wake Forest foe Peahead Dougherty.
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Nevada pays college football players to play
A Nevada player receives a $900 yearly scholarship plus $50 to $75 monthly, with books and fees paid. The piece questions the NCAA ethics, notes Nevada’s payments and gambling links, and cites The Citadel as a rare stand by quitting NCAA sanctions while continuing play.
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Bumps and Bruises Janowicz No Problem After Latest Battle
Ohio State star Vic Janowicz dazzled with four touchdown passes, two fumble recoveries, and 10 of 11 extra points in a win over Iowa. The article notes his versatility as a threat at halfback or quarterback and mentions his baseball skills and ties to Pirates owner John Galbreath. It also highlights other college scores and jokes about a father son SMU vs Army contest, with Red Blaik and son Bob Blaik at Army.
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Red) Blaik
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Bob) Blaik
Stars Of The Saturday Games From Associated Press
Dreher Gaskins Clemson end batted down Wake Forest conversion to seal 138-12 win. Vic Janowitz Ohio State halfback scored twice, recovered two fumbles, threw four TD passes, 11 of 11 PATs as Buckeyes crushed Iowa 38-21. Bob Gain Kentucky tackle starred in 28-14 win over Georgia Tech. Jack Woonman UCLA center key in 20-6 defeat of Purdue. Johnny Coatta Wisconsin QB 13 of 17 for 14-13 win over Northwestern. Bob Shemowski Maryland halfback two TDs in 26-14 over Duke. Johnny Karras Illinois halfback 67-yard TD in 20-0 win over Indiana. Jack Hackett Miami (Fla) QB 16 of 26 passes, two TDs in 28-0 over Pittsburgh. Don Heinreich Washington QB 19 of 24 for three TDs in 21-7 over Stanford.
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North South Open golf qualifying opens today in Pinehurst
One hundred thirty five hopefuls compete on a demanding 6952 yard course for 50 spots in the North and South Open. The $7500 purse features a $1500 top prize with four rounds over four days. Favorites include Sam Snead and a strong pro and amateur field led by Clayton Heafner Johnny Palmer Jim Turnesa and Sam Arzetta Frank Stranahan.
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Joe Kirkwood, Jr
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Connecticut
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Frank Stranaan
Dick Chapman
Jim McHale
William Campbell
Ted Bishop
Brion Fights Keene Simmons Before Louis Bout in Chicago
Argentine heavyweight Brion meets Keene Simmons in a 10 round Coliseum bout in Baltimore tonight. Both are evenly matched based on records, with Brion drawing more support from close followers. Both Brion and Simmons recently lost tight decisions to Roland La Starza.
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Joe Louis
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Dempsey Rates Charles Underrated As Fighter
New York, Oct. 30 Jack Dempsey says heavyweight champion Ezzard Charles is an underrated fighter. Charles is a good boy, smart and tough, a lot better than many think. Dempsey, back from Dallas, is recording for the U S Coast Guard, not reentering active service.
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Jack Dempsey
Ezzard Charles
Potential Champs Over All Of Gridiron's Map
New York October 30. A sweeping look at college football standings lists six top teams by region: Southwest Methodist 5 0, East Army 5 0, Midlands Oklahoma 5 0, South Kentucky 7 0, Far West California 6 0, Midwest Ohio State 4 1. Ohio State remains the only loss, a 32 27 setback to SMU. Milestones and upcoming tests loom as Oklahoma faces Colorado, Texas meets SMU, and Army battles Pennsylvania.
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Notre Dame Holds Off Navy 40 0 Rivalry Lament
Sports Mirror recalls Notre Dame delivering a 40 0 win over Navy last year, the worst in 23 years of the rivalry, as part of a look back at historic results. It also notes past Army atop the AP poll, Joe Medwick’s 1930s Dodgers deal, and Duke extending Wallace Wade’s coaching contract.
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Eagles Eye Third Straight Pro Title in 1950 Race
New York October 30 Philadelphia Eagles after a rough start have won five straight games and moved to the American conference lead with a 35-3 pasting of the Washington Redskins. The victory broke a first place tie with the New York Giants, who lost 17-3 to the Chicago Cardinals.
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Tri-State League to run six teams next season
Asheville Oct 30 Directors of the Tri-State Base ball league dropped Florence and Sumter and will operate the Class B circuit with six teams next season. Remaining clubs are Charlotte Asheville Rock Hill Spartanburg Anderson Knoxville. League president Llewellyn cited reduced travel costs and stronger rivalries to boost attendance. Next meeting set for Nov 26 in Spartanburg.
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Powers Holds To Lead In Loop Scoring
Duke halfback Tom Powers still tops the Southern conference scoring parade with 48 points after week. Washington and Lee fullback Walt Michaels is runner-up with 47 after 14 points in a 27-20 loss to Tennessee. Four players tied for third with 36 points: Steve Wadiak Fred Cone Bob Shemowski and Dickie Lewis.
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Rickey Browns Meeting Sparks Trade Rumors in St Louis
Branch Rickey arrived in St Louis for a meeting with Browns president Will DeWitt fueling speculation he could join the American League club. While DeWitt and Rickey deny plans, fans watch for a possible Rickey role with the Pirates or other major teams.
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High Point and Greensboro Clash in C. I. A. Football Preview
High Point college coach Tex Smith eyes return of key players for Thursday’s game against Elon Christians while Greensboro faces Simeon’s Black Bison in a tense Friday matchup at Millis Stadium. Elon tops the North State Conference with four wins and a draw, while Appalachian leads. Frye’s injury weakens High Point passing as the Bison aim to upset.
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Snead wins middle Atlantic Open in Atlantic golf
Sammy Snead captures the middle Atlantic Open with a 192 total for 54 holes, finishing 18 under par. Greek Ship wins $57,800 Empire City gold cup at Jamaica. Aunt Jinny edges Wulcania by a neck in the Selima at Laurel. Mexico takes the international challenge trophy by one second over the United States at a Pennsylvania horse show finale.
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