Army And Randolph At Polls Top Army And Randolph At Polls Top
Army and Randolph Field retain top spots in the weekly service and college football polls. Cadets scored 974 points, 162 ahead of Ohio State. Randolph Field led service teams with 675 points, Bainbridge Naval second with 349. Notable players include Bill Dudley and Dippy Evans with officer recruits directing signals.
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Baseball Losing Many Players To Services
New York reports that baseball lags in a wartime drift toward normalcy as many players join service or take wartime jobs. National lists show thousands in defense rosters, with dozens reinstated to active lists and many others quitting or being ineligible. Returning servicemen who had major league roles in 1944 are named across several clubs.
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Freshman Tackle Is Outstanding Lineman
George Sayuskhat 252 pounds from Camden New Jersey was named outstanding lineman of the week in the AP sixth weekly poll. Despite Michigan’s win, Sayuskhat dominated at right tackle, drawing praise from Fritz Crisler for his pass blocking and resilience after being knocked unconscious twice.
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Ohio State Stars Shine Under Widdoes First Year as Coach
Widdoes leads Ohio State to an unbeaten six game run in the Big Ten and appears the top all civilian team nation wide. The 40 year old, born in the Philippines to missionary parents, coached at Massillon and with Paul Brown before taking over the Buckeyes last spring.
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Ohio State Unbeaten as Six Games Go State Wide
Ohio State maintains an unbeaten streak across six games with strong team play led by key performers. The program shows unity and consistent effort as it faces upcoming opponents while pursuing a successful season.
Peterson's Ointment Advertises Pimples Soothing Relief
An old ad warns against scratching pimples and squeezing pimples while promoting Peterson's Ointment for quick relief. It claims the ointment soothes eczema red blotches and irritated skin and offers money back if one application fails to delight. It also notes relief for itchy feet and cracks between toes.
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Army and Navy edging toward a clash of strengths
In a Columbus round of analysis Whitney Martin weighs Army and Navy football after recent games. Army shows a breakaway offense and strong line play, aided by Doc Blanchard, while Navy relies on powerful line and ground rules though pass defense may be vulnerable. The Notre Dame game looms as a decisive test of both teams gritty fronts and offensive balance.
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French Brothers Serve in Navy and Air Force Across War Front
Searen Second lace Far 3 French who enlisted in the Navy last April is stationed in California with the Seabees. He is the son of Mr and Mrs R B French of Hagerstown and brother of Mrs H E Fletcher of this city. Another son Sergeant Kenneth E French of Hagerstown and Frederick has served about 15 months and has been overseas for the past eight months with the 11th U S Army Air Force.
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Navy Edges Past Army in Par 72 Showdown Debate
Analysts weigh strength of the teams after a recent par 72 contest. Early impressions favor Navy while distancing from Army as the game data trails in.
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Cadets Qualify On Easier Course Amid Confusion
Cadets turn in scores on a easier course and report ongoing confusion until after this coming Saturday.
Ferrell Sets American League Catching Record Milestone
Washington, Nov. 7 Rick Ferrell extended his AL record to 1 756 games caught in the final Detroit game surpassing Schein and Dickey totals The Senators veteran trails Gabby Hartnett’s major league mark of 1 790 games by 34 and aims to reach it next season if health and team success hold up
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