Bears Beat Giants to Stay Top of Western NFL Standings
In New York Chicago Bears beat the Giants 26 to 7 to remain Western Division leaders and extend their unbeaten stretch. Washington Redskins defeated Brooklyn Dodgers 28 to 17, while Green Bay crushed the Cleveland Rams 45 to 28 and Chicago Cardinals shut out Detroit 7 to 0. Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 14 to 9. Basque whalemen suspected in 14th century Newfoundland waters.
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Gary Famiglietti
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Cecil Isbell
Cleveland
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Parker Hall
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Bob Morrow
Chicago Bears
Chicago Cards
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Roundup of early college sports and coach notes
New York Oct 19 report on postwar track revival hopes by district associations and athletic clubs, plus Kansas football decline analysis linked to Harvard-leaning university leadership. Includes service members’ losses, college sports anecdotes, coaching formations, and a humorous game substitution tale.
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Mugh Fullerton
New York
Uhe Alake Lon Beedan
Cirelet
Dan Ferris
Halt
Fort Worth
Tex
Star-Telegram
University of Kansas
Harvard
Kansas
Middle West
Saturday’s Stars: AP picks college gridiron standouts
Billy Hillenbrand Indiana wall back ran and passed for three touchdowns in a 19-7 win. Gene Fekete Ohio State led with two touchdowns and a point after as the Buckeyes routed Purdue 26-0. Frankie Sinkwich Georgia tallied a TD, two passes, and 70 rushing yards to crush Tulane 40-0. Hank Mayor Army showcases a 70-yard TD run and a setup for another in a 34-4 win over Columbia. Mickey McCarde of Southern California scored twice as USC beat Washington State 26-12. Jerry Cowhig Notre Dame, injured, returns to score twice in a 31-28 win over Navy. Navy halfbacks pass and run for a 13-6 triumph over Yale. Paul White Michigan State scored twice in a 44-0 win. Steve Filipowicy Fordham ran 71 yards for a TD and threw another in a 23-14 victory over Virginia. Joe Muhari Navy? V? M. J. Fullback helped Cadets to a 23-0 win over Maryland.
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Unblemished Teams Hold Up in Up-Down Season Notes
A busy collage of college football results shows several unbeaten teams still standing across regions. Santa Clara, UCLA, Notre Dame, Michigan, Texas Christian, Georgia Tech, Alabama and others maintain clean records as top programs like Ohio State, Illinois, Minnesota and Mississippi State win or push toward postseason consideration.
Bears Triumph 26 7 Over New York In NFL Action
Yesterday results show Chicago Bears defeating New York 26 to 7 while Green Bay beat Cleveland 45 to 28 and Washington edged Brooklyn 21 to 10. Chicago Cardinals blanked Detroit 7 nothing and Pittsburgh shut out Philadelphia 14 nothing. Also listed is a large Polish exile force fighting the Axis.
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Inter-Church Bowling League Tonight Matches
Inter-Church Bowling League games tonight feature John’s versus Presbyterian men and Beth Sholom against A. B. Women. Ev. Lutheran faces Calvary Meth in one matchup.
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Beth Sholom
A. B
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Calvary Meth
Inter-Church Bowling League second series opens at Health Center
The Methodist, Baptist, and Grace Reformed teams contest the second series as men and women play at Health Center alleys. Lutheran and Methodist women post losses. Lutheran women set a three game high of 1,374. Mrs Willard Mercer of Methodist women tops both three game total 321 and individual count 125. Grace Reformed men post high set 1,673 and Methodist high three game score 622. Guy Neal of Baptist leads with 374 for three games and also drills the top men’s game at 156.
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Methodists
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Grace Reformed
Willard Mercer
Methodist
Methodist High
Guy Neal
Baptist
Neal
Keller Exhibits Distance Power in 7-6 Hustlers Win
In a strange game at McCurdy Field the Frederick Hustlers edged Sjamsville 7-6 as Charley Keller hit deep drives though 506 feet remained unscathed by the Yankee slugger. Castle sparked Sjamsville with a late rally, but a two-run stretch in the sixth and a wild throw in the seventh sealed the hosts’ victory.
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Keller
Don Tice
Binks Delauter
Frederick County
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Cook
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Ramsburg
Holland
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Frushour
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Hustlers claw past Sjamsville in tense last-at-bat win
In a heated game at Sjamsville, Hargett sparked a seventh inning rally as Clarke and Wagner added two timely bunts. A wild plate play decided the outcome with Sjamsville scoring the winner on a wild throw. Warrenfeltz earned the win as Castle and Myers struggled. Gaels rout USF 27 0 in football at San Francisco.
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Grid-Ironies by Bob Higgin Mead Cesch, Pennsylvania Star
Two years ago Mead Cesch recalls a Shrine Game plan against Colgate that backfired when a practiced wide reverse scoop play failed. Penn State, led by Pepper Petrella, lost momentum after a fumbled setup and Indian Bill Geyer tackled the kickoff return. Referee Bill Crowell, amused, witnessed the miscue returning the play to the sideline.
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Rouse
Krouse
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Penn State
Bill Geyer
Krause
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North-South All Star Gridiron Game Sets Coaches
Montgomery Oct 18 Officials of the Blue and Gray Association announce the South coaching staff and bids from stars to play in the North South charity game. Frankie Sinkwich Blondie Black Monk Gafford Jack Jenkins Harvey Johnson and Joe Muha commit if Bowl date allows. North coaches include Carl Snavely Lynn Waldorf and Bert Ingwersen. The December 26 Montgomery game raises funds as the series stands two wins each.
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Frankie Sinkwich
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Jack Jenkins
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Georgia Tech
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Allyn McKeen
Bill Alexander
Carl Snavely
Cornell
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Bert Ingwerson
Northwestern
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