UNC Coach McEver Recruits Green 1945 Football Squad
Chapel Hill Sept 15 UNC head coach Gene McEver begins his first season with a largely inexperienced lineup. Only one letterman returns as Ray Walters and Walter Kraus share center duties while Tom Lane anchors the line. Backfield features Bobby Weant Jim Camp Jack Foster and Bob Warren as a versatile unit in a spread-like single wing.
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Gene McEver
University of North Carolina
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Ray Walters
Husky
Walter Kraus
Tom Lane
Lane
John Kimsey
Soph
Miami U
Bill Smith
Lexington
Warren Thomas
Tulane
Lou Thomas
Jim Godwin
N. C
Johnny Walker
Davidson
Edwin
Pelham
N. Y
Arthur Collins
Rock Falls
Ed Towhey
Foota
Boy's
Bob Warren
Goldsboro High
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Warren
Camp
Weant
Baseball clubs and pro football clash over field use
A York sports roundup notes Ed Barrow of the Yankees may push legislation to bar major league clubs from leasing baseball parks for football before the season ends. It discusses year round activity and notes ballparks lack ideal football layouts with mentions of Polo Grounds and Cleveland Stadium.
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Washington
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Mantis on rail hints at home club image in Philadelphia
In a Wall Street style blurb the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin notes a praying mantis on the press box rail as a tongue in cheek symbol for the home club. The item also mentions sports figures and a mix of local scenes reflecting a bustling sports week.
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Time to Attire at Virginia Opens Fall Grid Practice
Virginia coach Frank Murray ordered a 5 P M field session to start fall grid practice with athletes returning to the field after the delay. The report notes a late arrival by some players and ongoing adjustments.
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Horseshoe Contest At Y Tomorrow At Two
Local riders and pitchers prep for the All State Singles Tournament set for tomorrow at 2 p m on the Y M C A Horseshoe courts. Competitors include High Point Weaving Silver Knit South Main All-Stars Rotary Drive and entrants from Raleigh and other towns.
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Ray and assistants inspect locker room after big training turnout
After a long wait Ray and his assistants entered the locker room to investigate. He explained that many new boys had never used heavy equipment and that the veterans were busy teaching them how to wear their pads.
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Ensign Kiefer Demonstrates Life Saving Mattress Cover
Ensign Adolph Kiefer, famed backstroke record holder, demonstrated to navy instructors at Bainbridge Maryland how to use an inflated mattress cover for buoyancy. He jumped into the pool with the cover on his hand and arm, surfaced safely but injured his right hand. X-ray showed a broken bone in the flipper.
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Voiselle Notches 20th as Giants Beat Phillies 12-1
Bill Voiselle became the first New York Giant in seven years to win 20 games by limiting the Phillies to 1 run as the Giants tie for fourth place. The Cubs lost to Cincinnati in 13 innings but won the nightcap 4-2, while Brooklyn defeated Boston 5-4 to rise to sixth.
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Radio Schedule Adjustments for Eastern War Time
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Bettors Pour Dollars Into Machines
New York racing crowds have wagered $288,633,295 across 137 days with 53 days left. If the pace continues at $2,106,812 daily, season wagering could surpass $400 million, with state take projected at least $26 million, potentially exceeding prior national racing revenue.
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Cochrane Leaves for Pacific Active Duty
Lt. Cmdr. Gordon Mickey Cochrane known for three Great Lakes seasons as a national service champion will depart next week for active duty in the southwest Pacific. Formerly a Philadelphia Athletics catcher and Detroit Tigers manager he joined the navy in 1942 and served as baseball coach at Great Lakes and regimental commander in recruit training during the off season.
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Mickey) Cochrane
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International League Playoff Scores and Weather Notes
Toronto at Newark games played on wet grounds. Buffalo at Baltimore listed. American Association playoffs saw Milwaukee 5 Louisville 0 and Toledo 10 St Paul 7. Southern Association playoff result Memphis 5 Nashville 4.
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Richmond To Tackle Blue Devils On Navy Backed Squad
Richmonds Spiders coach Malcolm A. Pitt must mold a 1944 squad largely from navy V-12 trainees with no 1943 veterans returning. Transfers like John MacDonald Stan Brinkley and George Kranitzky headline a slate of raw backfield hopefuls as Duke opens the season, with VMI Virginia NC State and William and Mary on the docket later.
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Ed Jarrett
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Johnny Odel
University of Virginia
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Orville Milner
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Bob Walker
Denver, Colo
Baseball lineups and matchups for games today
Brooklyn at Boston Herring or Tobin or Andrews faces Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Walters versus Strincevich. St Louis at Chicago with Cooper Wilks against Chipman Vandenberg. New York at Philadelphia Peldman versus Raffensberger in night game.
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Armstrong Returns to Ring in Dual Comeback
St Louis September 15 Henry Armstrong the first to hold three world titles simultaneously says his comeback is both athletic and financial He meets Aldo Spaldi here in a return to the ring Armstrong 32 has quit before Retired last year after Sugar Ray Robinson he says he is back in good shape with cash saved and income property He estimates 17 fights this year yielding about 30000 from a 65000 gross It is a hometown return for Armstrong born in St Louis and will face Spaldi who lasted seven rounds with him in 1942
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Bison Drill With Single Wing Lineup For Season Start
Bill Williams reports the Bison football squad under Homer McCoy focusing on speed and deception with a single wing formation. Key players include Levina Reid Newell Armstrong Brewer King, Hill, and McDonald as they rebuild after last year and prepare for Thomasville High in a week.
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