Notre Dame Tops AP Season Poll as Navy Holds Third
Notre Dame remains No 1 in the Associated Press weekly college football poll with 1073 points after a 41 7 victory. Army moves to No 2 at 925 points, Navy holds third, Purdue rises past Penn State to fourth, while California and Pac- Pacific follow in the top ten amid shifts from recent results.
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Dodgers Boss Rickey Teases Dodger Pilot Choice 1994
Branch Rickey, in St Louis, said no decision yet on managing Dodgers next season. He cited nine candidates possible, with Leo Durocher as a potential rehiring option, but offered no definite answer. Rickey also discussed selling his Country Life Acres ranch and stock.
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Notre Dame Not Seen as Great Yet Says Coach
Chicago Oct 19 Notre Dame coach voices caution on the team’s greatness saying the squad has shown promise but must prove itself in harder tests. He notes Miller is a standout and compares him to past stars while acknowledging future tough games. He emphasizes resilience defines a truly great team.
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Depauw Football Prospects Shift With Transfers Eyed
GREEMGASTUL Ind Oct 19 The football prospects at Depauw University rose then dim as Otto Graham Vie pial and Alex Kapter of North eastern may transfer as trainee players. Coach Raymond Neale had no definite information. Depauw enjoying its strongest season in years, led by Bo Steuber former Missouri star and navy pre‑flight trainee now on the team. Steuber is the nation’s leading scorer with 77 points.
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Gernand Named Corpus Christi Basketball Coach
CORPUS CHRISTI October nineteenth faction reports Lieut. Clarence Gernand has checked in at the naval air training center to coach the Ghase field basketball team and supervise other athletics. Known as Bubba, the Baylor and Conroy and Livingston veteran previously starred in football and basketball.
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Quint Wins Opener in SAACC Service League
SAACC Quint defeated the 520th Signal team 52 to 23 in the opening game of the monthlong warmup basketball league for service teams at TSO Army Navy. M G A 2imy led losers with 14 points while Ratinsen scored 43 and Wemro n added 14 for the winners. Two games are on the schedule Tuesday night Mary versus Kelly Station Hospital and Stinnann Field versus Medical Services School of Fort Sam Houston.
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Famed Sun Briar Dead at Age of 28
Sun Briar the great sire from the stables of the late Wills Sharpe Kilmer died at 28 in Binghamton New York. Retired three years ago he sired San Beau Pompey and other champions. His career included 22 starts with eight wins earnings of 743000.
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Wrestling Show Set With Semi Final Duel At Municipal Auditorium
The Wednesday night card at the Municipal Auditorium features four matches led by a best two of three falls semi final between Dizzy Davis and Ellis Brxhsra. Angelo C15 foldi faces the Swedish Angel in the main event. Ray Eckert and Killer Karl Davis join a one fall affair, with Jack Socksye McDonald and Chief Joe Little Beavern in a one fall fracas.
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Ursinus Calls It a Season End of 1943 college hoop slate
Ursinus College will not play its remaining 1943 basketball schedule after a Saturday upset loss to Temple. Navy trainee Dean Stewart will graduate and be reassigned. others depart for military service. President Neclure hopes to resume competition next year as Duke and North Carolina games may be canceled if Wolfpack requests gain approval.
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Beatrice Maguire’s Saratowan Hopeful Won Race
Be a Mac a Saratoga hopeful ridden by James W Smith won the Mayre Di Grace Handicap at Baltimore but sustained multiple injuries. Trainer Smith said the filly may not race again this year after a suspected left foreleg fracture. Thumbs Up, Lotis B Mayer's horse, suffered a severe cut but is expected to recover. Starter James Alban was knocked down during the Governor Orle Handicap incident.
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Home Town Honors Yankees' Manager in Buffalo
In Buffalo New York on October 19 Joe McCarthy world champion New York Yankees manager was named honorary commissioner of the Buffalo police department. He was acclaimed the citys No 1 citizen in sports receiving a gold badge numbered 43 at an official reception in the city hall marking the year he led the team to its seventh world championship.
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L A Highs Top Foreign Foes
San Antonio high school teams post a stronger record than out of town rivals with 14 wins, eight losses, and one tie mid-season. Wheatley and Jefferson rivals drive the edge, while Brackenridge and other city schools notch key wins and losses against Cuero Temple Waco and Dallas opponents.
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Alamo Stadium Week Schedule Delays Planned Games
Thursday lists district and league football games at Alamo Stadium and nearby fields including Tech B vs Barbank B at 4 50 p m and Brackenridge Re ul Peacock at 4 40 p m Brackenridge Reagan Massandale Boerne Edger nod and more across District 26 A 26 AA 42 4 games Friday Saturday Sunday feature Brackenridge Reagan Alamo Heights Edison Lanier Wheatley Gentral Catholic St Anthonys with matchups and kickoff times provided for fans planning weekend attendance
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Congregation Okehs Pastor's Black Eye
The Rev Cant Burnhardt showed up Sunday with a black eye as he led worship. In Pigeon Racing at Libby Missouri, Hugh Biauette’s entry clocked first with Henry Anders close behind amid fair winds.
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Bowler Shortage Prompts War Prisoner Pin Boys Plan
In Chicago and other centers, bowing groups consider using prisoners of war as pin boys to address a shortage threatening bowling activity. Charles Falxenberg says the idea has been submitted to government authorities, with mixed reactions and concerns about release and employment. Louie Petersen notes Chicago’s 1500 remaining pin boys across 125 alleys, calling bowling a major employer and suggesting the plan could work if allowed. In Springfield, Governor Dwight AH greeted a bowling-themed week with scores and reflections on the sport’s local impact.
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Tom Trenchard, Old All-American, Dies
New York obituary notes Thames G. Trenchard former Princeton football star and All American end of 1894 died at 69 after a heart attack. Funeral Wednesday. He led as captain in junior and senior years and later worked 40 years at Socony Vacuum Oil as recreational director. He coached at North Carolina Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia. He leaves two daughters and two sons.
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Wedding Bells for Scribe McWhirter in Austin
The marriage of Jimmy McWhirter, Express parts writer, to Miss Exits Leitch took place last Saturday in Austin with a notable gift being a seal from the Texas–Arkansas game.
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Ross Raises Funds For Temple He Built In Sunnyside
In New York on October 19, Ross, famous for boxing and guiding reconstruction efforts, helps fund a Sunnyside temple begun after a 1939 drive. He had aided the fund since 1939, returning to lead a war era drive from the stage, supporting Jewish servicemen and a new center that evolved from a small storefront prayer space into a larger project by 1940.
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Sportlights by Harold Scherwitz The Light's Sports Editor
Very long report on Texas Baseball League talks for 1944 with Dallas San Antonio prospects and Browns interest. Notes Master Sergeant Al B Kreiner and radio career, plus Jefferson High football alumni pursuing radio and officers training amid wartime
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Boxing Fight Results Mixed From Major Cities
A scrambled report lists multiple boxing results with fighters from New York Baltimore Pittsburgh Newark and other locales. Winners include Mike Alfano Buddy Se pit and Johnny Shkor with various outpoints and stoppages noted amid unclear weights and venues.
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Doves Legal Wednesday Opens Texas Youth Zone Shooting
The game I department says that sportsmen may start shooting doves in Texas youth zone Wednesday. The south game season was moved from November 6 to October 30 through November 10, with the north zone remaining closed.
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Boxer Jack Horner Dead in St. Louis
Funeral services will be held Thursday for Walter William "Jack" Horner a 38 year old welterweight contender who died yesterday at Alexian Brothers hospital in St Louis Two of his opponents in 100 professional bouts were world champions Jackie Fields and Giora Jones He retired from boxing in 1929 Survived by his widow mother two brothers and two sisters
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Jack" Horner
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City Church League Formed For School Basketball Program
The Organization of the City Church Athletic association was completed Monday night at the M C G A. Plans outline a Sunday school basketball program opening November 15 with four leagues including junior and senior divisions. The Rev Kenneth H Hemphill named temporary chairman and a constitution committee was appointed. A meeting is set for November 2 at the MC.
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