Faurot credits T formation with changing measure of team strength
In New York on Navy Day, Lieut. Comdr. Don Faurot of Missouri argues first downs no longer indicate strength. He notes the T formation shifts focus to advancing to the line each play, citing Army-Duke and NFL results where more first downs did not guarantee wins.
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McCarthy Eyes Ten More Years With Yankees
New York Yankees manager Joe McCarthy says he hopes to coach the team for the next decade if his health holds. He reports two spring training camps, at St. Petersburg and Bradenton, with about 70 players expected, including returning veterans and returning servicemen, plus rookies from the service.
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Joe McCarthy
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Larry MacPhail
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Tommy Henrich
Phil Rizzuto
Charley Kellery
Spud Chandler
Aaron Robinson
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Bill Johnson
Buddy Hassett
Johnny Sturm
Fights Last Night Roundup From Various Cities
Willie Pep outpointed Paulie Jackson in Hartford. Maxie Berger defeated Patay Spanan in New York. Joe Curyio outpointed Sal Richie in Jersey City. Scores listed with weights and locations from Associated Press dispatches.
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Willie Pep
Paulie Jackson
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Maxie Berger
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Patay Spanan
Jersey City
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Joe €Urcio
Newark
Sal Richie
College Stars Served Nation Well In War
The athletic institute reports a survey from 98 of 390 colleges showing 87.7 percent of 10 742 football lettermen were in military service when the survey began, 63.8 percent earned commissions, and 59.4 percent saw overseas duty.
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Athletic Institute
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AHL contenders clash as tight race heats up tonight
The American Hockey League standings tighten as second place clubs push to climb while cellar dwellers seek gains. Pittsburgh Hornets can tie western leaders with a win over the Flyers in St. Paul, while Providence Reds meet New Haven Eagles in Providence as Hershey leads the eastern division by three points.
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Sacrinitys' Wake Forest Brother Backfield Shines On Gridiron
The Sacrinity brothers Bo and Nick of Wake Forest form the Deacons' regular halfback pair. Nick, 20, passes for 160 yards on 8 of 13 against NC State after totals of 448 yards on 31 of 46 earlier. Bo, 190 pounds, uses weak side reverses and strong defense as the other half. Both from Reidsville, their high school fame now backs Wake Forest play slowed by war. Nick plans medical school. Bo may pursue pro ball if offered.
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Conf Second Division Berth At Stake In South Saturday
In Richmond Virginia on October 31 two top second division teams collide at College Park as Maryland hosts William and Mary. Maryland seeks steadier form after a 21-13 upset by Virginia Tech and one tie. William and Mary has two losses in five starts. Other SEC games include Virginia Tech vs North Carolina State in Raleigh and Duke at Georgia Tech.
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Princess Anne County
Radio Program Schedule Listing With Multiple Segments
A detailed mid‑twentieth century schedule lists programs from 6:16 p.m. to 1 a.m. on a Wednesday, including news, dramas, music, comedy, and variety shows featuring Jack Armstrong, Ellery Queen, Damon Runyon and others, with network repeats and time shifts noted.
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Dickerson Named AP Lineman Of Week For Defensive Brilliance
Penn guard Joe Dickerson earned the Associated Press Lineman of the Week for his defense against Navy. He recovered four of seven fumbles and repeatedly pressured Navy, keeping them aerial to win in the final 25 seconds. Navy’s Dick Duden and Army’s Al Nemetz were among other top nominees.
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Kelley Mote
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What If Baugh Hutson Were On The Same Team
CHICAGO Oct 31 Washington's Sammy Baugh and Green Bay's Don Hutson lead the league in passes and scores. Hutson tallies 21 points for 75 on the season and 29 in five games, while Baugh completes 61 of 88 with one interception as Washington beats New York.
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National Football League
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Don Hutson
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Majors Draft Set as Managers Meet Tomorrow
Chicago action centers on the annual major league player draft at the baseball commissioner's office with 5434 minor league players eligible. Teams may favor returning veterans over minor leaguers, with picks proceeding in order from Phillies through Cubs, last choosing after Detroit and champions Detroit and Cubs.
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Administrator's Notice of Estate in Guilford County
Thurl A. Kearns Jr. qualifies as administrator of Mary Elizabeth Horney Kearns estate. Persons with claims must present itemized verified claims within one year from October 31, 1945, or be barred. Attorney J. Allen Austin oversees the filing and notice appears in late 1945.
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Thurl A. Kearns, Jr
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Mary Elizabeth Horne
Panthers Set to Face Guilford in Key Conference Tilt
High Point Panthers aim to stay undefeated in Western play as they host the Guilford Quakers at Albion Mills stadium. Coaches emphasize fundamentals and feature standout Painter as the offense eyes another victory after a hard fought 13 to 12 win over the Mountaineers.
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Ammo restrictions lifted as shells flood shelves
Washington announces an end to government controls on the manufacture and sale of ammunition. Hunters and others may buy ammo now, with production still limited by factory capacity. In East Alton, residents note shells are scarce and prices may rise as stockpiles are depleted.
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Olin Industries Comments on Civilian Ammunition Quotas
An Olin Industries spokesman discusses the end of limits on civilian ammunition production and changes in distribution and retail sales. The firm, which runs Western Cartridge and Winchester, notes it will take time to adjust after the war production board action. The report also mentions Robins becoming less wary and a note on cowbirds preying on other birds.
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Quaker Clash Set as Home Opener This Season
This year the team is tutored by William Doc Newton former NC State Wolfpack coach. The Quaker clash will be a home event at the school with two weeks to iron out rough spots and locals expect to be ready when the Quake invade the furniture city.
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