Bay High Tornado to Open Gridiron War at Pelican Park
Bay High head coach Tommy Oliver fields a regular lineup for tonight's 7:80 kickoff against Graceville after two weeks of practice. The Tornado defense aims to rebound after a setback against Chipley as Bay High seeks better late-season form in a string of four away and home games including DeFuniak, Quincy, Blountstown, and Marianna.
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Bay High Tornado
Pelican Park
Graceville High
Tommy Oliver
Graceville
DeFuniak
Quincy
Blountstown
Marianna
Oliver
Smith
Peterson
Wilks
Williams
Hooten
O’donnel
Cooper
Peel
Gainer
Caswell
Conrad
Winning Plays Of 1939 SpecTACUlar 79 Yard Run
A dramatic 79 yard touchdown kickstarts Cornell’s comeback in a 1939 matchup. The play electrifies the crowd as Cornell overcomes a deficit with key runs and decisive defense. Officials review the sprint but confirm the score and momentum shift.
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CorneLl
PUNTS AND PASSES IN COLLEGE FOOTBALL REPORTS
The article notes Ole Miss losing 18-6 to Mississippi State after outgaining opponents 223 to 155 by passing and running. It also mentions St Anselm Catholic U versus Army taunting crowds in Boston and Navy hoping for success at Franklin Field ahead of the Penn game.
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Associated Press
University, Miss
Tulene
Harry Mehre
Ole Miss
Harry
Boston
St. Anselm
Catholic Universities
West Point
Army
Harvard
St. Anselm Catholic U
Annapolis
Navy
Franklin Field
Middies
Penn
Philadelphia
Well-Coached Spartans Meet Stetson Hatters In Tampa Clash
In a non conference game Tampa Spartans face Stetson Hatters at 8 p m in Tampa. Stetson handed Tampa a 41-0 defeat last season, but this year’s game is expected tighter after Tampa’s upset of the Florida Gators earlier in the season.
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Tampa Spartans
Stetson
Spartan
Jone
Florida Gators
Notice of property sale in Bay County Florida court decree
In the Fourteenth Judicial Circuit of Florida in Bay County a decree of Oct 6 1939 directs special master Douglas A. Eyecal to sell at the south front door of the Panama City Courthouse on Nov 6 1939 the land Lot 7 Block 16 Lagoon Beach Bay County Florida to satisfy a $379.29 judgment and lawful costs. The sale proceeds go to the plaintiff W W Starling with Neal G Collins Mary K Collins Gulf Properties of Alabama Inc and C A Stiefelmeyer as defendants.
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Ali
Circuit Court of the Fourteen
Judicial Circuit of Florida
Bay County
Chancery
W. W. Starling
Neal G. Collins
Mary K. Collins
Gulf Properties of Alabama, Inc
C A. Stiefelmeyer
I. A. M Douglas
Eyecal
Panama City
Florida
Lagune Beach
Baldante
Doualab, Moe
Cornell Spark Leads to 23 14 Victory Over Ship State
With Ohio State leading 14 0 in the second period, Walter Scholl sprinted from Cornell at the 21 yard line for a notable scoring play. Blocking and feints by Matuszczak Landsorg Bohrmat Kelley and others set the run up, igniting Cornell to a 23 14 win over Ship State.
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NER Service
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Mortimer Landsorg
Jack Bohrmat
West
Alva Kelley
State
Buckeye
Big Red
Ship State
Daffin's And Lions Win In Bowling League
Tallahassee Fla Nov 3 Floridians were urged by Governor Fred P Cone to observe Armistice Day with greater solemnity and resolve due to ongoing events in Europe showing the horrors of war and the need for peace.
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Daffin’s and Lions
Tallahassee
Fla
Fred P. Cone
Oberge
Europe
Pinney Anten y BILL PINNEY
The aid to motorists department issues detour guidance around the First Street Causeway for Cove residents. Drivers from Loop to Cove should follow Highway 98 west to section 17, township 4, range south then head to the nearest filling station for directions. If directions fail, continue southerly over Sud duth Memorial Boulevard until a break in the road, after which darkness and dust make travel unsafe. Rockets are advised for those on urgent trips, to be released where bogging occurs. they will be ignored but provided as a nightly spectacle from running boards while bogged at other Cove points.
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Sudduth Memorial Boulevard
Harrison and
Fourth
Fourth Street
Progress Bulletin notes Cove travel gains and detour signs
A 6 on bureau of information issue reports Cove travel conditions improved since five years ago with deeper ruts easier to stay in and easier to back up when facing a woman driver or a burly trucker. It foresees a repaired Causeway in five years and detour signs turning into advertisements as Harrison and Fourth streets crowd with traffic and a local candidate declares for constable.
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Cove
Bayou Stiiko
Harmon to Try To Equal Red Grange's Feat
Michigan's Tommy Harmon, the whirling Wolverine, aims to match Red Grange's five touchdown performance against Illinois at Champaign. The undefeated Wolverines face a rematch on the same field where Grange torched Michigan in 1924, while Harmon has piled up 27 points vs Iowa and 21 vs Yale earlier this season.
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Michigan
Wolverine
Tommy Harmon
Ilinois
Champaign
Illinois
Red Grange
Harmon
Iowa
Lale
New Haven Report Shows Unclear Local Incident
An unreadable New Haven field report fragment mentions a person named Liani and numbers 472 and 184 with unclear context. The text lacks verifiable details, names, dates, or outcomes to establish a concrete news item.
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New Haven
Conn
Aer
Fights Last Night Across Several Cities
Multiple boxing bouts featured winners in Birmingham Houston Baltimore Montreal Portland Scranton Providence Atlantic City and Harrisburg. Notable results include Sammy Musco KO of Davse Robertson in Birmingham and Ben Brown decisioning Eddie Pierce in Baltimore. Other bouts saw Dave Gastil stop Frankie Wallace in Montreal and Ralph Zanelli outpoint Eddie Alzek in Providence.
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Associated Press
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Ala
Sammy Musco
Houston
Tex
Davse Robertson
Bessemer
Baltimore
Ben Brown
Atlanta
Eddie Pierce
Dublin
Montreal
Dave Gastilloux
Frankie Wallace
Cleveland
Portland
Paul Junior
Lewiston
Norment Quarles
Charleston
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Scranton
Eddie Dolan
Waterbury
Conn
Eddie Guerra
New York
Pall River
Mass
Ralph Zanelli
Providence
Eddie Alzek
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N. J
Bobby Jones
Lou Presto
Affalo
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E. Tommy Fior O
Tennessee Tops LSU as Neyland Seeks Rose Bowl Shot
In Baton Rouge Tennessee the No 1 Volunteers seek another gridiron win to boost Rose Bowl hopes. LSU faces the powerful SEC foe as Notre Dame and Minnesota loom in weekly college football picks.
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Louisiana State University
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Army
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Leo Bird
Ken Kavanaugh
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Minnesota - Northwestern
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Fayetteville
Cal
Thomas Fell So Often He Finally Went Down
Chicago Nov. 3 NEA Service Sports Editor Harry Grayson recalls Thomas Pontius, the Minnesota farmer known as a stogie for boxers Schmeling Louis Galento, taking cleaner blows from experts. The piece contrasts Thomas confessions with other boxing fixes, noting Thomas was used as a setup in big fights and recounts related anecdotes and other fighters like Fred Fulton and Dempsey.
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Harry Grayson
NEA Service
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Sehmeling
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Schmeling
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Tme
Joe Jacobs
Eagle Bender
Fred Fulton
Tony Fuente
Culver City
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Fulton
Senor Fuente
Grid star to lose his leg at Princeton
Princeton, N J November 3 Gloom spread as word spread that Donald G Hooker Herring the Tigers powerful right tackle would have his leg amputated. His father Donald G Herring Sr a Tiger football great said the blood could not reach his lower leg due to destroyed arteries. He added Don would not be a cripple and could walk as well as he does now but would lose a year of football and a couple of years of track.
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N. J
Princeton University
Donald’ G
Hooker
No One Knows Why Max Coming to U S
New York dispatch reports Max Schmeling possibly en route to the United States from Spain, creating a local boxing mystery. No clear purpose identified, with most observers agreeing he was not sent for. If he is indeed traveling, details remain unknown and unsettled.
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U. S
New York
Max Schmeling
Spain
Kavanaugh Sails To Fame In Football And Fishing
Kenneth Wiliam Kavanaugh of Louisiana State University blends two talents as a passer and angler. The 22 year old, 6 foot 3 inch, 203 pound back has nine touchdowns this season, 19 career TDs plus 11 earlier as a high school star, totaling 181 points in his football career. A campus favorite, he credits teammates for passing and blocking.
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Kenneth Wiliam Kavanaugh
Louisiana State University
Kavanaugh
Little Rock
Ark
Notice in Circuit Court against I L Lyons & Company Ltd
In the Fourteenth Judicial Circuit Bay County Florida the defendant I L Lyons Company Ltd a corporation must answer a bill of complaint. The notice requires appearance in the circuit court on or before December 4 1939 and publication of weekly notices for four weeks in the Panama City News Herald. Clerk of Court is W F Croft Deputy Clerk Catharine Thomson. Complainant’s solicitor J M and H P Sapp.
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Fourteenth Judicial Circuit
Bay County
State of Florida
W. F. Croft
Joseph N. Johnson
I. L. Lyons & Company, Ltd
J. J. Foreman
State OF Florow
Old Southern tradition has lapse on grid
Atlanta, Ga. Nov. 3 The War Between The States tradition of Southern football is tested by Yankee players as Northern recruits reshape teams. The piece notes NC’s win over NYU, and cites Pennsylvanian stars Suntheimer and Severin, plus Northern-born coaches and players on Mississippi, Tennessee, and other schools.
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Atlanta
Rochester
Minn
Appomattox
Gators Leave For Game With South Carolina
Gainesville Fla Nov 3 The Florida Gators depart for Columbia to face the South Carolina Gamecocks aiming for a fourth straight win. Coach Josh Cody will field a full-strength squad for the first time in three weeks with several players still nursing minor injuries expected to be available Saturday afternoon.
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Fla
University of Florida Gators
Columbia
S. G
Josh Cody
South Carolina Gamecocks
Seryleen
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