Second, Third Place Votes Put Irish on Top
Notre Dame leads the AP football poll by a narrow margin over Michigan driven by second and third place ballots. North Carolina bets third place, with California, Georgia Tech and Army following as the top vote-getters. rankings include many named colleges and figures, noting Baylor and Navy matchups and Murray Murdoch’s Yale coaching role.
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First NS Open appearance by many golfers at Pinehurst
Fifty four players, both pros and amateurs, make their first NS Open start at Pinehurst as wind and course length loom. Favorites include Frank Stranahan, Jim Turnesa, Johnny Palmer, and Sammy Snead. Mayer leads first-round scores with 67 as others chase on the 6952-yard par 92 layout.
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Three Grid Schedule Changes Announced This Week
Stratton dfigh's undefeated Bulldogs face Garnet Wik Charleston at Woodrow Wilson field Thursday at 7 30. Ansted adds GMS Colonels game Friday at 7 30. Shady Spring Glen Rogers moved to 7 30 pm Saturday night at WWHS.
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Semi-Pro Gridder Tucci Dies After Pileup
Leonard Tucci, 22, a Cavaliers backfield star, died in a Syracuse hospital after sustaining a brain hemorrhage from a pileup in a city league game between the Cavaliers and the Happy Hearts. He walked off the field then collapsed beside the sidelines. A World War II veteran.
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Ex-ND Back Leads AAC in Total Offense and Substitution Debate
James Phelan of the Los Angeles Dons urges wholesale substitutions only at quarter starts, with a limit of three changes per rest of game. He cites 296 lineup changes by Cornell in a recent win over Columbia and discusses impact on small squads versus large ones.
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60th Horse Show Opens at Madison Square Garden Today
New York The 60th annual horse show begins at Madison Square Garden with eight days of exhibitions. A military salute to General Jonathan M. Wainwright will be given by Canadian French and Mexican jump teams. Seventeen states and Canada are represented among about 500 horses, including 444 in open slumping, hunter, saddle and harness classes. The hunter division leads entries with 148 foxchasers across 31 events. In football, Ratterman and Tittle top the Eastern Conference yardage standings, with Ratterman advancing in passing and Albert leading in completions as others idle. Ground gain leader Motley and receivers Speedie Baldwin Hillenbrand lead in scoring and receptions respectively. Paid Political Adv.
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Fights Last Night Boxers Score Wins Across Cities
Paddy de Marco, 138, Brooklyn, outpointed Bernie Bernard, 136, Brooklyn. Sonny Boy West, 132, Washington, D. C., outpointed Jimmy Carter, 134, New York. Jackie Burke, 162, Ogden, Utah, out pointed Beene Hursey, 163, Washington, D.C.
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23-Game Hoop Slate Announced for WVUI
WVUI unveiled a 23 game basketball schedule including away games at Penn State and Washington and Jefferson, and home and neutral sites featuring Ohio Wesleyan, Pitt, VMI, Davis and Etkins, and March dates from the slate.
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Mountaineers Get Two Day Holiday After South Carolina Win
Morgantown WVU football team earned a two day break after a 35 12 win over South Carolina. Coach Dudley DeGroot announced practice for the Ohio University game will resume Wednesday. He praised Charlie Becca and halfback Russ Combs for special commendation.
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WWHS Gridders May Be Guests at WVU Va Tilt
Woodrow Wilson High School football squad and coaches may visit Charlottesville for the WVU versus Virginia game on Saturday November 13. Coach J R Van Meter said local businessmen offer to pay train fares and AD tickets. Principal Peregoy not reached to confirm acceptance.
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