Barnstorming Reviews and College Football Notes
The piece discusses fall barnstorming by major league clubs and the financial highs and lows tied to Negro league stars like Jackie Robinson and Satchel Paige at Wrigley Field, noting drawing power and regional fan bases. It also recalls Don P. Davis's reports on California Bears vs Pennsylvania Quakers and a commemorative Penn football program, plus a columnist's college predictions and musings about upcoming games.
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Jackie Robinson
Negro Royals
Bob Lemon
AllStars
Wrigley Field
Wrigley
Los Angeles
Binson
Doby
Newcombe
Paige
Bill Felstner
Bill
Satchel Paige
Bob Feller
Don Newcombe
Ted Warner
New York
Robinson
Robby
Jackie
Easter
Don P. Davis
Ft. Slocum
N.Y
California Bears
Pennsylvania Quakers
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Yankee Stadium
Davis
Stanford
Troy
Penn
Andy Smith
California
Pennsylvania
Smith
Berkeley
Bears
Quakers
States Still Lack Laws On Fixing Basketball Games
New York Nov 7 AP survey finds 21 states have no specific penalties for those involved in fixing athletic contests while 27 states and DC have enacted laws. Connecticut New Jersey New York and Pennsylvania impose toughest penalties up to 10 years and $10000.
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New York
Anne
Gisuiuses
District of Columbia
Connecticut
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Louisiana
Indiana
Akron University
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
Ohio
Oregon
Texas
Washington
D. C
Tennessee
New Hampshire
California
Arizona
Delaware
Florida
Idaho
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Nevada
Maine
Mississippi
Missour
Montana
New Mexico
South Dakota
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Wyoming
Missouri
Senate
Football Scores From The Anioparet Pras Ma Et 18
Fragmentary OCR lists football score notes and names including Ming and Hemiine Goneordia with unclear teams and outcomes. Readable items point to a brief score update amid garbled text from a historical page.
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Bata
Rou
Hemiine Goneordia
Ming
Key is retirement for Joe Louis tax settlement
The final offer, tied to Joe Louis retirement, is being prepared by his accountant Theodore Jones. It includes moneys from comeback fights and the last bout with Rocky Marciano. Louis owes about $100,000 in back taxes as he tours Japan and weighs future plans.
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Chicago
Joe Louis
Theodore Jones
Jones
Joe
Rocky Marciano
John Jarecki
Chicago Internal Revenue Bureau
Louis
Japan
Truman Gibson
Honolulu
Gibson
Neyland Named U P Coach of Week
General Bob Neyland of the Tennessee Volunteers is named United Press Coach of the Week. The unbeaten, untied Vols have 11 straight wins. Neyland defends his schedule against critics while acknowledging potential future tough games.
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Bob Neyland
U.P
New York
United Press
Tennesse
Neyland
Stevens Homers for Stars Again in Japan
The touring U S All-Star baseball team crushed the Nagoya Dragons 18 hits to 1 in Tokyo on November 7. It marked the 10th straight win for the American stars with Chuck Stevens of the Hollywood Stars belting a three run homer in the first inning. Dom DiMaggio of the Boston Red Sox and Lou Stringer also homered for the Hollywood Stars.
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Tokyo
VFI
U. S
Todey
Nagoya Dragons
Chuck Stevens
Hollywood Stars
Dom DiMaggio
Boston Red Sox
Lou Stringer
Ono
Sugishita
Kendo
Hockey Scores From Across Leagues Noted
Hockey results show Detroit 0 Boston 1 acceptable score. Cleveland 4 Hershey 3. Buffalo at 1 dollar look postponed. Vancouver 4 Victoria 3. Sagkatonn 6 Tacoma 3. Washington 4 New York 2.
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Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
A. Hershey
Bufislo
Vancouver
Victoria
Tacoma
Washington
New York
Gavilan Spreads Janiro in 10 Round Non Title Fight
Detroit November 7 Kid Gavilan the welterweight champion with the bolo punch rated a 7 to 5 favorite to defeat middleweight contender Tony Janiro in a 10 round non title bout. Janiro weighed about 153 pounds, roughly three to four pounds more than Gavilan. Promoter Al Weill promised a January bout with Randy Turpin of England to the winner. Janiro has the most to gain, as a win over a named opponent could boost his standing in the middleweight picture.
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Detroit
Kid Gavilan
Tony Janiro
Janiro
Gavilan
Cleveland
al Weill
International Boxing Club
Randy Turpin
England
Ee Jankro
Hoosier Coach Quits Under Fire
Indiana University Baseball? football coach Clyde B. Smith resigns effective at season end after guiding a 8-24-1 record. Alumni criticism followed late-season losses to Notre Dame and Michigan. The Hoosiers face Minnesota next, then Michigan State and Purdue at home.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Clyde B. Smith
Smith
Paul (Pooch) Barrell
Notre Dame
Michigan
Pittsburgh
Indiana
Ohio State
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan State
Purdue
White Sox Rebuff Williams Deal in Talks with Red Sox
Chicago General Manager Frank Lane said the White Sox are not trading Chico Carrasquel and will keep stars including Ed Robinson Billy Pierce Saul Rogovin while Boston manager Lou Boudreau indicated interest in Ted Williams for Carrasquel. The two clubs discussed a Williams Carrasquel swap, but negotiations were not finalized.
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Chicago
Low Boudreau
Boston Red Sox
Ted Williams
Chico Carrasquel
White Sox
Paul) Richards
Carrasquel
Frank Lane
Fights Last Night By Adsociaing Pree
In Los Angeles Chuck Moody outpointed Phil Burton in seven rounds as nearby bouts in New York Portland Bangor and Toronto featured various light bouts. Notable results include Carey Mace stopping Hartiers and Freeman beating Lundy in Portland while Armand Bavote defeated Bolly Canter in Toronto.
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Adsociaing Pree
Los Angeles
Chuck Moody
Angeles
Phil Burton
New York
White Plain
Dick Lundy
Portland
Sdpiner
Toronto
Armand Bavote
Monreal
Bolly Canter
Tae
Cannamela's Vacation Over Ends Saturday at USC Clash
USC guard Pat Cannamela returns to action Saturday as the Trojans face Stanford in a pivotal Pacific Coast Conference showdown that could shape a Rose Bowl bid. The 220 pound backstop drew attention for his All-America potential and family support as he battles through a rough stretch against Army and Texas Christian forces.
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Los Angeles
Pat Cannamela
University of Southern California
Eam
Pat
Trojans
Pacific Coast Conference
Big Ten
Cannamela
California
Army
New York
Stanford
TCU
USF Fullback Sews Up Rushing Crown
Ollie Matson of San Francisco, a 6-2 205 fullback, leads the nation with 1279 rushing yards through two games left, ahead of Drake’s Johnny Bright who has 927 yards and is unlikely to catch him. NCAA statistics also show Bright leading total offense with 1553 yards.
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Los Angeles
Frank Gifford
Southern California
Paul Cameron
UCLA
Gifford
California
Johnny Olszewski
Ton State
Oregon
TA A
Diazewski
McElhenny Sai
Sam Boxer
Dave M Balle
Cameron
Hurasian
Powell
Cal
Bury Mitchell
Dunham
Bill Mais
Sehneider
G. Straw
Ore
Rockey
G. Korrow
Wash
Pense
Ra . Cameron
Kerleorany
Mitel Hell
J. Olazewski
Nal
Nekinenny
Mata
Billa Dunham
Sam Baker
USC
Hugagian
Sti
Idaho
Raties
Net Ave
Brad Wart
State Canar
Great State St Gag
Dat
Stanford
RG Orero
Routhern Cal
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FF Es
TD Ave
Azni
Tata Washington m Tan
Ineo
Toa
Ang
Prilfornia Aon
Aronia
Tol
Er Ave
BAN Ehat
Stanrand
Ucla RA
Southern
Galo
Qincon
ST Ave
Cal California
State
Stanford Trio
Bian
Washington
Ucla Wuen
Wit Willb
STING
Oregon A
Banton
Bra
Washin Wash
Caliorn
Tate
BAS
Calfornia
Suttinarane Bao
WBN
Oteran
Ann Lord Isa
Idanes
eRmen
New York
Ollie Matson
San Francisco
Johnny Bright
Drake
Bright
Ncaa Service Bureau
Matsor
Santa Clara
Haly Cross
Talen
Brinceon
Chcinnalt S Agiz
Temp
Matson and Flowers Named AP Backs of the Week
Ollie Matson of San Francisco State and Keith Flowers of Texas Christian are named Associated Press backs of the week. Matson ran for 228 yards on 31 carries with three touchdowns as Santa Clara fell 26 7 to undefeated San Francisco. Rex Smith, Bill Pearman, Jim Cordia and Sam Duca are noted as other standout linemen.
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New York
Ollie Matson
San Francisco University
Keith Flowers
Texas ‘Christian
Associated Press
Matson
Santa Clara
Dons
Rex Smith
Tlinoisend
Bill
Bug
Pearman
Tennessee Htackle
Ae Smith
Illini
Michigan
North Carolina
Tennessee
Jim Cordila
Oregon State
Sam Duca
Arizona State
Tempe
Coast Loop Lists 194 Players Eligible for Draft
Cincinnati November 7. The draft list compiled by Ford Frick staff shows 194 players from eight Pacific Coast League teams eligible for selection by major league clubs. Players from Class AAA can fetch 10000 each, AA leagues 7500, Class A 4000, with St. Louis Browns holding first choice. Copyrighted notes indicate 183 Ampers Jean Association and 199 International League players also listed.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Hpre A
Amuyve Bie
St. Louis Browns
Ford Frick
George A. Denman
Pacific Coast League
Ampers Jean ‘Association
International League
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Frank T. Blair
Washington State
Tribe
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Kerkorian
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Manoogian
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Cannameia
Olszewski
Rita
Rita Higgert
Prince Aly Khan
Beverly Wilshire Hotel
Beverly Hills
Frank Feltrop
Stevens
Clyde
Tom O'Connell
University of Illinois
Champaign
Lit
Chi Phi
Hoosier
Williams
By Bob’ Myers
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USF
Bakers
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Smonton
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Rush
Yan
Gore
Bardinsinnreo
Shannon
Gustan
McCormick
Col
Latti Giffard
Kazmaier
Princeton
Be. Kastan
Wm Oliverson
Brigham Young
Mia
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Kentucks
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