Gilmer Raises Game In Redskins Pro Football Rise
Washington rookie Harry Gilmer, a Alabama standout, outplayed Sam Baugh in a 38-28 loss to the Chicago Cardinals. Gilmer threw three TD passes, 17 of 33 for 278 yards, and led the offense as Baugh sat on the bench for much of the game.
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Arizona State Goes Fastest on Offense in College Football Race
Arizona State of Tempe leads major teams in rushing with 485.92 yards per game, 2,341 total yards in four wins and one loss. Army follows at 17,852 yards across four games, 4.3-yard average, while several teams exceed 400-yard pace. SMU tops passing with 1,171 yards and 24.42 average, Tempe leads rushing, and Loyola of Los Angeles shows strong passing marks with 208-yard game average. Washington and Texas A&M post notable totals as others trail in overall offense and scoring.
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Mount Basketball Chances Not Bright
Mount St. Marys College coach Caruso is pessimistic about the 1950 varsity after a month in Memorial Gymnasium. He trimmed the squad to 15 and anticipates a stronger group with fresh freshmen and 1949 lettermen, though Georgetown and Villanova loom as major worries. Junior varsity schedule mirrors the varsity, and a stray note mentions Pelicans with 40 pounds of fish stored in their throat pouches.
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Arcade Bowling League Results Report
Arcade Bowling League results show Thursday divisional matches with Exide and Sears 0, Coca Cola 0, Diamond Cab 0, Ebert's 2, Falk Gro 1, Quality Cirs 2, Harshman Gro 1 and Stup Exide achieving 606 and 1739 in high team marks. Friday results list Church Hill 2 over B&O RR Five 2, Fredham Motor 1, Farmall 3, Stup Gulf SS 0, High Rock 2, Cline Contractors 1, with top scores L Crampton 155 and 383, Church Hill posting 586 and 1666.
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Frederick High School Boots By Thurmont In Rain
Frederick High School boots Thurmont 3-1 in County Interscholastic League play on a rain soaked Thurmont field. Miller and Plunkard star for Frederick as heavy mud limits both sides. Frederick led 1-0 at halftime and added two more in the second. Substitutions included Thompson Mills Stull Grimes and Cline among Frederick players.
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Yankees Star Rookie Ford to Enter Army
New York Oct 24 Lefthanded Yankees rookie Whitey Ford, 23, who joined midseason from Kansas City, won nine games and lost one and helped the club win the pennant. He will enter military service becoming the third top young pitcher drafted since Korea began. Ford underwent two physicals after an intestinal infection and is set to be inducted after 1-A status with 21 days to settle personal affairs.
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Van Buren to Quit Football After This Year
Philadelphia Eagles star Steve Van Buren announced this would be his final football season. Coach Greasy Neale shrugged off retirement talk, noting the burden on blockers and tacklers, while Van Buren, NFL all time ground gainer, has battled injury this season.
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