Wolfpack Practice Time Tracked by Heat and Late Classes
Port Raleigh report on North Carolina State College football in 1945 notes daily practice starts around 4 p.m. due to technical classes. Beattie Feathers, in shorts, says one drill per day is enough in the heat and praises spring drills and end coach Star Wood for helping with wingmen during the off season.
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State Coachwood and Trainer Profile by Pate
publicity man Rudolph Pate details State College football staff. End Coach Star Wood blends poetry and iron technique and is a college product who later earned near a doctorate in English. Dr George B Powell NC State trainer since year six, Indiana native, 23 years private practice in Gastonia, plus Legion baseball and high school physical education work.
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All Players Named on State College Roster List
State College reveals its roster with LE Lum Edwards Big Stone Gap VA RU Paul Gibson Winston-Salem RG Julian Rattelade Durham LG Tony Gaeta Staten Island NY John Bonner Tarentum PA RT Jack Williams Laurinburg RY John Searva Ansonia CT RY Gerald Turbyvill Maiden LY Eric Jensen Brooklyn NY LY Red Walker Marion TH Moward Turner Mount Ti Charile Richkus Hillside NJ Bobby Worst Brooklyn NY Kim Dorten Concord NH Bernard Goehring Hillside NJ Winston Naughter Beverly MA RECORD Milligan Virginia Clemson Catawba Portst Miami Richmond Aeks
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Roundup of baseball football and boxing notes from New York
Ed Wright the rookie who shut out the Cubs for Boston was discovered by Red Smith who got 1500 for his find Wright may have pitched Red out of a cut in the world series dough Jimmy Johnston broadcasts news that he is manager of Al Hoosman the ex Pacific area heavyweight champion Hoosman stands six feet five and 210 pounds The Army Notre Dame basketball game will be at West Point field house with free admission Boston’s Art Ross says newspapermen should attend NHL meetings Ray Dumont sets a 10000 prize ceiling for future Wichita sandlot tourneys This year’s championship drew over 5000 a night Danforth suggests the Confusion Bowl for Miami Florida vs Miami Ohio on Oct 26
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NYU Football Staff Named for Coach Weinheimer Era
The NYU football setup lists George Kleinknecht as manager George Baer as assistant George Olsen as equipment manager and George Shhiebler as publicity director When tasks grow tough coach Jack Weinheimer takes the lead directing efforts for the team.
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New York University
George Kleinknecht
George Baer
George Olsen
George Shhiebler
Jack Weinheimer
All American Conference Sells Quarter Interest
The All American Conference moves to market a 25 percent stake amid strategic realignment talks. Officials state the move aims to boost liquidity and fund expansion plans while preserving governance and oversight.
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Manager Chick Wergeles Recalls Beau Jack Army Exit Talk
In a brief phone chat, manager Chick Wergeles quotes lightweight Beau Jack who insists his papers are processed but he has not yet left. He expresses a desire to “go through the gate” and depart the army promptly.
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Beau Jack
Mistah Wergeles
Service teams face nickname woes and player scouting
Air Forces personnel distribution command football players quarrel with the nickname Distribout ers. Dick Sisler, son of a Browns great, earns interest from three major clubs after a 378 batting average and 60 RBIs in 52 games for Bainbridge navy team. Shoemaker base in California readies a top service basketball squad with Carpenter, Smanley, Lockart, Holzman and Ferrick from Norfolk clubs.
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Landis Cleared To Play In Lexington Tonight
The North State league president overruled a protest by the Hickory Rebels accusing Landis of using four veterans. With acquittal, Landis will play in Lexington tonight in the first game of the final series.
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Lexington
Tech Backs Lacking In Punt Talent
Georgia Tech coach Bobby Dodd faced growing worry over the 194{?} running game and kicking talent as practice nears. Only a few backs with real experience exist, while the line shows promise. The team plans a speed based offense mixing single wing and open shifts, with an opening game against North Carolina on Sept. 29 followed by Notre Dame and other major opponents.
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North Cumberland
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Paul Duke
Cleaborne O’kelley
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Oklo
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Winston-Salem
Deane Gaines
Decatur
Bobby Davis
Bert Aton
Louisville
George Hills
Jacksonville
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Bees Edge Caps 11-5 In Carolina League Semi Final
Burlington Bees rally to beat Raleigh 11-5 in game one of the semi finals as 14 hits pressure Roy Pingoun. Danville's Art Fowler earned his 24th league win by fanning 13 over Martinsville's Lefty Dollard in the other semi final.
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Navy Leaders Extend Postwar Pacific Tour Invitation
Secretary of the Navy Forrestal and Admiral Chester W. Nimitz invited a postwar Pacific tour shortly before Japan's surrender. The move signals high level plans to showcase postwar naval achievements and commemorate wartime efforts.
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Dizzy Trout Leads Tigers Toward Pennant Drive
Dizzy Trout outlined a five win plan to seal the pennant as Detroit widened its lead over Washington to two games with 17 to play. He blanked the Yankees 10-0 then won 11-4 over New York in relief, 6-3 over Boston, and 5-0 to defeat the Red Sox.
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Black Bison Open Friday at Reidsville in Prep Football
High Point's Black Bison prep squad continues rough scrimmages for their Friday night opener in Reidsville. Hap Perry's 1945 roster resembles last year with few backfield changes and new linemen. Tony Simeon searches for starting combos as Crowder James Gordon Loyd and McDonald anchor positions while Abie Thomas competes for a backfield slot.
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Richard Crowder
Kenneth James
Pete Armst
Hugh Gordon
M. F. Grooms
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Bill Loyd
Curt McDonald
Abie Thomas
Combe
Frank von Drehle
Stewart Hartley
T. C. Isom
Buddy Boyles
Riley Elliott
Don Huber
Louis Cramer
National League pennant race play implied for setup
Baseball standings list for the National and American Leagues shows Chicago 50 19 and St. Louis 83 53 with remaining games noted. It records head to head matchups for Detroit Washington Cleveland New York Philadelphia Brooklyn Pittsburgh Cincinnati and others with playoff possibilities mentioned.
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Sedgefield Horse Show Opens Tonight With Noted Visitors
The Sedgefield horse show opens tonight at 8 with Walter Craigie and Nancy Lee among the spectators. Walter Craigie has entered his horse Carefree as nationally known entries, led by hunter Cornish Hills, feature a multi-state turnout from Virginia South Carolina North Carolina and Tennessee.
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Richmond Trains Dispatch
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Middlehiung Chronicle
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Star Pilot Seeks Cowdin Stakes Victory at Aqueduct
Star Pilot, Mrs. Elizabeth Graham's No. 2 juvenile, challenges 15 rivals in the $25,000 added Cowdin Stakes at Aqueduct aiming for a top rating. The brown colt, a 20 to 1 Hopeful runner up, earned his sixth win in seven starts and boosted his earnings to $60, then $55,195 plus prior totals for Maine Chance Farm. Beaugay, Graham's undefeated filly, is rated at the top of the class.
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Trout’s two hit game boosts Tigers in Boston
Detroit wins two off Boston as Doc Cramer belts a three run homer in the seventh. The Nats fall to Chicago 2 1 while White Sox rally in the ninth. St Louis and New York trade late drama as Borowy shines for Cubs in a 5 4 win.
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Isom Returns to Blocking Back for Gamecocks
Buck Isom, former blocking back for South Carolina, returns to his old role as Coach Johnny McMillan refines offense for the Duke game. Letterman Reese Smith also shows strong blocking in the scrimmage as Duke retrains, while Clemson and North Carolina prep for upcoming tests.
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Bobby Cage
Carol Cox
Eddie Freeman
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Jimmie Phillips
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Bill Barrett
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Landis Wins as Hickory Protest Looms Over Series
Landis defeated Hickory 14 to 9 in the semi finals but a protest against the winners has been filed. League manager Judge Lewellyn will decide today, with a ruling expected. If denied, Millers face Lexington in the other semi final over Salisbury, likely tomorrow night.
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Salisbury
Feathers Seeks Steady Rise for NC State in 1945
Raleigh September 12 Beattie Feathers in his second year as NC State head football coach expresses confidence for the 1945 season. He outlines a flexible offense, notes eight returning lettermen and a strong end pair Gibson and Edwards, and lists a nine game schedule including Duke and Wake Forest.
Four Hazleton Players Voted Co Captains for 1944 Season
Hazleton high school coach George Kavel asked four varsity football players to elect a captain. Each candidate received one vote, so the coach named all four as co captains, two for each game, for the 1944 season.
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Kavel
Multiple baseball games reported with varied results across leagues
Scoreboard shows Detroit 5 Boston 0 and Chicago 2 Washington 1. Cincinnati 5 6 and Brooklyn 4 11 in 1st game 10 innings. Chicago 5 Boston 4, St Louis 6 New York 5. Piedmonts and various leagues list playoff games, semis, and upcoming matches across Carolina, Southern Association, International, and American Associations.
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Philadelphia to spray stadium against bugs for Packers game
Philadelphia health officials will spray Municipal Stadium with DDT for the exhibition football game between the Green Bay Packers and the Philadelphia Eagles. The action aims to reduce night insects ahead of the event.
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