Rickey May Join Pirates Not Manager Rickey May Join Pirates Not Manager
Branch Rickey, seeking new work, may join the Pittsburgh Pirates possibly as assistant to President John Galbreath rather than as general manager. He denied becoming Pirates GM but would not discuss future plans. Meetings with St Louis Browns and Cardinals officials are planned, with speculation he could join the Pirates in some capacity.
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Sports Mirror Today A Year Ago Summary
Marcelo Cerdan, former world middleweight champion of France, died in a Azores plane crash. Five years ago the Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Cleveland Rams 28 to 14 in a national football league game. Ten years ago Tammy Harmon of Michigan led the nation’s college football scorers with 87 points in five games. Fifteen years ago Gerald Walker of Detroit led the big leagues in pinch hitting with a .462 mark. Juarez Mexico near El Faso is now the seventh largest city in Mexico with a population of 121,761.
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Detroit
City invites sealed bids on land and timber in Hempstead County
Hope city seeks bids by November 7 1950 for parcels in Hempstead County including 10 acres and 4.45 acres with minerals reserved if land and timber bid accepted. Bids may cover land and timber timber by thousand feet or bulk timber 8 inches and up. City may reject all bids and sale cash. City Clerk Mrs Charles Reynerson signs.
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Camden Ends Hope Jinx with 21 7 Victory at Abbott Field
The Camden Panthers defeated Hope 21-7 before 1,500 fans at Abbott Field in Camden. Camden built a 14-0 lead in the first half and claimed the district 7-AA win, their first over Hope since 1937, with strong ground gains and key plays including a 50 yard touchdown run and a blocked punt recovery. The second half featured more mistakes from both teams as Camden finished with 10 first downs to Hope’s 4.
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John McAlister
Walace Porter
Gene Lewis
Jack Shirey
Charles Crumples
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Rhia
Gordon Newton
Ernest Parker
Poth
Joe Stalin
Frustration and talk mix in Notre Dame sports circles
Notes from New York columnist Hugh Fullerton Jr recount Irish football players debating rival teams fine tuning their views on Purdue Indiana and other contenders. The piece mentions Notre Dame cross country losses and golf and tennis discussions, plus coaching quips and industry buzz from various circles surrounding U S college and professional sports.
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Cornell and Princeton in Crucial Game
New York October 28 Cornell's big Red and the Tigers meet at Princeton with undefeated records. A 45,000 crowd expected for Palmer Stadium showdown likely to shape the Ivy League title race as Cornell holds a 4-2 edge and ranks as favorite. Army and Oklahoma face tough tests elsewhere.
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Armed Forces Easing Off Mobilization Amid Invasion Aftermath
Washington reports indicate a shift away from full mobilization following the Cannon invasion of the South. The Army aims to start housing mobilized personnel next summer, while the Air Force halts enlistment calls for reservists and the Navy adapts reserve aviation needs. Officials stress temporary measures with plans for future reductions and redeployments across services.
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Fragmentary note on mobilization and guard deployment
A fragmented excerpt discusses mobilization plans toward Europe, limited use of national guard units, and the Marshall directive. It mentions service lists, dates, and six month advance word for reservists, with unclear references to who serves or who is on duty.
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Radio Listings In New York Ger 28 1A Weekend Schedule
A fragmented list of Saturday night radio programs in New York and Germany. It names CBS schedules including The Hopper on Movies and Dennis Day, Vaughn Monroe Autry Show, Gangbusters, Twenty Questions, The Big Guy, Meet Me in St. Louis, and various theater and music programs with times scattered and a note on a remedy for dried skim milk and butter instructions.
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Jack Pour Quiy
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Kanes
Nick Carlen
Milton
Berle
Oklahome
Yerger Tops Texarkana Hero In Homecoming Clash
A large crowd witnessed Yerger defeat Texarkana 13 to 6 in a homecoming game. Yerger scored two first half touchdowns including a 70 yard opener from their own 2 yard line after a 45 yard penalty. Captain Aaron McFadden and Ike Jones received praise for line play while Stewart and quarterback Williamson directed the backfield.
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Big 6 Race Between L.A. Pine Bluff Heats Up
In a pivotal Big Six clash, Little Rock tops El Dorado 27 21 to solidify first place as Pine Bluff dominates North Little Rock 40 0. Murky title chase continues with key results from DeQueen Broken Bow Camden and Newport while others secure large district wins.
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Bookie Network Inside Chicago Post Office Exposed
Chicago Daily Tribune reports an elaborate handbook system enables horse betting among 15,000 postal workers at 433 Van Buren Street. Runners take bets from 50 cents to 3 dollars, with winnings paid by handbook agents. The Tribune notes carriers avoid wagering, bets occur in several nearby spots, and a man known as Kingpins allegedly controls the scheme.
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Razorback Fresh Whip Oklahoma A. & M Yearlings 18-0
In Stillwater Oklahoma the University of Arkansas freshmen defeated Oklahoma A. & M yearlings 18 to 0. Shoats scored three first quarter touchdowns, Giddings connected with Pickens for a 24 yard pass, Clark ran seven yards for another, and Perry recovered a punt in the end zone for the final score. The win improved Arkansas to two wins and one loss on the season.
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