Army Tops AP Service Football Poll With 41 First-Place Votes
Army is listed as the No 1 team in the Associated Press service poll with 898 points and 41 first place votes. Notre Dame follows with 798 points and 15 first-place ballots, while Ohio State Tech and Navy also rank highly in the top ten. The overall ranking combines college and service teams, highlighting West Point ahead of Notre Dame and top service squads such as Iowa Pre-Flight North Carolina Pre-Flight and Great Lakes.
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Randolph Piel
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Fights Last Night Card Names Several Boxing Winners
In New York Lulu Costantino outpointed Leo Duimaine in a 1535s bout. Worcester’s Lotario Ram knocked out Long 190 in Chicago. Newark saw Georgie Parks stop Oscar Goode 76. California’s Chocolate Kid won on points over George, and Buddy Walker outpointed Yancey Henry in Baltimore.
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Lulu Costantino
York
Leo Duimaine
Worcester
Mass
Lotario Ram
Mexico City
Long
Chicago
Newark
N. J
Georgie Parks
Gton
Oscar Goode
Chocolate Kid
Calif
George
Pimlico Set For Two Fine Horses In Rich Weight Race
Pimlico will host the eighth running of the $25,000 special weight-for-age event with Twilight Tear Devil Diver and Megogo in a three horse clash. The race for a horse of the year claim features Calumet Farm's Twilight Tear Greentree's Devil Diver and Megogo from Christiana Stable. Megogo upset the Washington handicap at Laurel Park last Saturday and Megogo could challenge for the year’s top honors alongside Twilight Tear who carries 117 pounds. Devil Diver takes 126 pounds and Megogo 120 pounds in the mile and three sixteenths test.
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Christiana Stables
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Laurel Park
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War Admiral
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W. E. Boeing
Duke Faces Tech After Eleven Key Players Depart
Duke University loses eleven players including two regulars and reserves such as George Baltisaris and Jim Artley ahead of a crucial clash with Georgia Tech. The Blue Devils, already 0-4, seek an upset as Duke teams resume play in Durham.
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Richmond
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Georgia Tech
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John Kerns
Garland Wolfe
George Baltisaris
Jim Artley
Thad Ellis
Bob McNeely
Boxing Results From Circuits Across the Northeast
Boxers from Philadelphia Pittsburgh Detroit Buffalo and other cities posted results with knockouts and decisions. Notable outcomes include Billy Arnold defeating Mayon Padio in Philadelphia, Billy Fox stopping Tony Grey in Philadelphia, and Vic Del icurti stopping Eddie Rossi in Detroit. A no contest between A C Lee and Leroy Willis was ruled by Referee Sam Hennesey.
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Philadelphia
Billy Arnold
Mayon Padio
Billy Fox
Tony Grey
New York
Billy Miller
Pittsburgh
Jackie Floyd
Camp Lee
Detroit
Vic Del'icurti
Eddie Rossi
Boston
A. C. Lee
Indianapolis
Leroy Willis
Sam Hennesey
Buffalo
Jose Basora
Puerto Rico
T.K.O
al Jolson
New Orleans
Bobby Giles
Cliff Beckett
Sudbury
Drew
Allento
N. Pa
Freddy Russo
Rahway
N. J
Wiliie
Radio Program Schedule With Corrections and Listings
Radio listings show network corrections too late for inclusion. Programs span 6:00 to 11:18 with news segments, dramas, serials, and music across CBS NBC and other outlets, noting late changes and repeats.
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Blu-Basie
Terry
Edwin ©. Hill
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Dick Tracy
Chick Carter
Ted Flusing
Jack Armstrong
Blu-West
Lowell Thomas & New
Henry J. Taylor
Tom Mix
Mercer
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Dave Elman
bin Fulton Lewis, Jr
Johnny Johnston
Martin Block
Vigeethes Haynes
Bare Vie Irresistibles
Blu Arthur Hale
Kaltenborn
Nbc- West
Frances Greer
Ginny Simms
Nbc
Blu Frank
Mbs
Arthur Hale
Judy
Abe Proncake
Dewey
Abe Burns
Allen
Gabriel Heatter
Efive
Biu
Bob Jope
Nbe
Dhs
Raymond Gram Swing
Geo. Hicks
Paul Schubert
HEC Gator
Congress
Dbe
Milton
Weekly Football Schedule Saturday November 4 1944
Schedule lists football games for Saturday November 4 1944 distributed by King Fi including competing teams and venues for a weekly sports roundup.
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King
Hugh Fullerto
High Point Bison Face Green Wave in Gastonia Tilt
High Point Bison travel to Gastonia for a Western Class A clash with the Green Wave of Porter Shepard. Charlotte Central and Greensboro Gate City loom as next foes as the conference race tightens. Charlie Pearson leads Gastonia scoring with 114 points in seven games.
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Gastonia
Porter Shepard
Greenies
Schedul
Charlotte
High Point
Greensboro
Wildcats
Centrals
Bison
Gate City Boys
High Point Boys
Purple Whirlwind
Salisbury
Salisbury Yellow Jackets
Boydens
Charlie Pearson
Rom T
Robert Frye
Frye
Pearson
Jimmy Hooten
Ex-Bison Player Forges Undefeated Fort Lewis Eleven
Sgt. Jimmie Foxworth of High Point North Carolina plays right halfback and right end for the Fort Lewis Medical Training Section team, part of an undefeated army service force league. The Medic squad has shut out rivals this season, beating Mt. Rainier Ordnance 40 to 0 and Engineer Training Section 14 to 0.
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Wash
Jimmie Foxworth
F. A. Foxworth
Briggs Ave
High Point
N. C
Medical Training Section
Foxworth
High Point High School
High Point Tag Football FMC 1944 Schedule
A historical timetable lists High Point Tag Football FMC A 1944 games spanning October to December. It shows Senior High and Junior High matchups against Dark Horses Stampograph 20th Century C Youth Center H. P. C. Frosh A.G.O. and Logan Porter with 5:30 PM starts and 6:00 PM for A.G.O. on select dates.
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Madigan proposes postwar interconference game for football
Edward Slip Madigan urges a postwar clash between Western Conference and Pacific Coast champions to settle football superiority and strengthen Midwest Coast relations. He spoke at a Chicago luncheon, noting the plan would not affect the Rose Bowl and would boost intercollegiate football nationwide.
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Iment
Thesegoald Teomment
Argumen
Iuto
Edward
Slip) Madigan
Gaels
St. Mary's
Madigan
Minnesota
Sellout Expected For Gridiron Clash
CHAPEL HILL Oct 31 A sellout is in prospect Sunday when the undefeated Cloudbusters meet Bainbridge Navy at Keen an stadium. Coach Glenn Killinger of the Pro Flights gave his men a holiday after returning from Jacksonville Fla where they nosed out the Naval Air Station 14 to 13.
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Cloudbusters
Bainbridge Navy
Keenan Stadium
Glenn Killinger
Jacksonville
Fla
Naval Air Station
Paducah Plans Living War Memorial Center
Paducah city purchases two blocks for a living war memorial recreational center. Plans include grandstands for 2,000 seating, baseball and softball fields, a cinder track and other sports facilities.
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Living War Memorial
Paducah
Cawthon Quits Tigers After Fifth Straight Loss
New York report notes Brooklyn Tigers coach Tex Cawthon resigned after a five game skid with two 7 point or less losses including a 17 14 defeat by Washington. Front office interference blamed for the exit amid wartime college football talk. Also mentions DiMaggio hitting, Notre Dame timing call, Mauriello suspension, and a Europe Paris 30 000 crowd match.
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Pete Cawthon
Brooklyn Tigers
Hallowe'en
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Washington
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Cawthon
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Service Dept Basketball Talent at Randolph Field
Lieut Bill Dudley keeps the same number 35 for Randolph Field as his All America days at Virginia. Capt Roy Terry, ex Syracuse U soccer star and chief chaplain for the 15th Air Force Fighter Command in Italy, plans several basketball teams and expects solid winter play. If needed he could call on his C.O Brig Gen Dean Strother, a West Point standout. Dick Hartley, Ottumwa Naval Air Station sub halfback, claims a season football record after intercepting six passes against Camp Ellis on Oct 22.
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Naval Air Station
Camp Ellis
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