Weather and World Series clash over Cornell Syracuse football
Ithaca preparations for the Cornell Syracuse game are clouded by rain and a possible World Series delay. Attendance may fall from 30 000 to 18 000 20 000 as showers threaten and field conditions worsen. Odds and parlays mix with talk of Lefty Gomez and the Yankees Dodgers clash.
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Rain Threat Continues As Ithaca Readies Cornel Game
Weather clouds hover over Ithaca as Cornell eyes a dry fast field for the 1941 football opener against Syracuse. Coach Carl Snavely depends on a reshaped backfield led by Nehrer at QB and Joe Martin at fullback with a pensive prognosis for rain and a possible punting duel.
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Greatest World Series pitching feats and football matchups
The piece recalls historic World Series pitching feats from 1905 to 1934 and notes great second base combinations. It also previews early college football tomorrows games with USC, Ohio State, Duke, Tennessee, and Alabama, plus Ivy League action and Notre Dame tests.
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Cubs Fall to White Sox 6-4 in City Series Tilt
The Chicago Cubs trail the White Sox in the city baseball series after a 6-4 defeat at Comiskey Park. Eddie Smith limited the Cubs to nine hits while Taft Wright homered and Bob Kennedy also went deep. Vern Olsen started for the Cubs and two late runs were not enough to rally.
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Manhattan Passes Way To Victory
Manhattan defeats George Washington 23 to 0 as Lorenzo Castiglione sets up two touchdowns and a field goal for coach Herb Kopf. Other scores include Detroit 54 0 over Wayne, Linfield 3 0 over St. Martins, Baylor 14 0 over Denver, Temple 28 13 over VMI, Oregon 21 7 over Idaho, Creighton 18 8 over St Louis, Drake 8 0 over Grinnell, College of the Pacific 6 0 over Ohio State, Carnegie Tech 12 0 over Albright, and Springfield Teachers 19 0 over Pittsburg Teachers.
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Fordham Faces SMU In East Intersectional Clash At Polo Grounds
Fordham Rams open 1941 Bowl bid with a high profile matchup against Southern Methodist University at the Polo Grounds in New York. The East's feature intersectional contest features lineups and officials listed for the game.
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Saint John the Baptist and Saint Vincent de Paul tie in rain
In Syracuse Parish League play, three of four games were postponed by rain. Saint Vincent de Paul led 1-0 after Romeo Thibault scored in the second half, but Saint John the Baptist equalized with Johnny McGinn’s goal less than five minutes after the restart. Harry Scott of Saint Vincent left with a fractured left leg.
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Michigan and Iowa to Match Lines of Power
Ann Arbor October 4 Michigan's Wolverines and Iowa's Hawkeyes faced off before about 30 000 fans in the season's opener. Coach Fritz Crisler kept the same lineup as the previous week but was missing Ed Thomas and Halfback Jack Kennedy due to injuries.
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Penn Hosts Harvard in season opener at Franklin Field
Pennsylvania's Ivy League champions meet Harvard on Franklin Field in the opening game of the season. A crowd of 50,000 was expected. The Lincups:
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Yale Opens Season Against Cavaliers Under Coach Nelson
Yale starts its football schedule in New Haven facing the University of Virginia Cavaliers under first non graduate head coach Emerson Spike Nelson. The season debut marks a pivotal test for Yale after decades of tradition as they seek to begin strong in the T formation era.
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Onondaga Women End Golf Season at Club
The final Ladies Sweepstakes event at Onondaga Golf and Country Club occurred Friday October 3. Awards: Club championship 18 holes won by Mrs B C Milner with Debanks M Henward as runner up. Medalist Milner. Consolation flight winner Willion Stone with A G Seltz runner up. Handicap 18 holes winner Milner. runner up A C Stalker. ICarl Wright runner up Hare old Henward. Handicap 9 holes winners Norman Ross. runner up Russell Chrisman. medalist Chrisman.
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Race Begins For Harmon's Place on Grid
Seattle Oct. 4 With Tommy Harmon of Michigan eyeing the 1941 back of the year award the American Football Statistical Bureau points to Harmon as a leading holdover along with several backs from Washington State Virginia Marquette Oklahoma A M Mississippi Fordham and Texas Mines Backfield names include Sewell Dudley Jacobs Good and Price while rushing threats feature Westfall Polanski Zirinsky and Dodson The piece notes Harmon’s eight games last year and lists contenders in passing rushing and receiving across major programs with projected future mentions.
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Penn State Colgate Clash at Buffalo Draws Large Crowd
Colgate faces Penn State in a high stakes season opener at Civic Stadium Buffalo with 25 000 expected in Western New York. Colgate seeks to prove strength against Kerrs improved Lions as Dartmouth Duke and others loom in the schedule.
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Friday's Football Results Across Regions
Eastern games show Temple 2 percent, Virginia Military Institute 13, Manhattan 23 over George Washington, and Concord State 20. Western Maryland 6, Salem 0, West Virginia Tech 7, Hofstra 26, American International 3. Midwest features Creighton 18, St. Louis 8, Detroit 54 over Wayne, Central Michigan percent, and Denison 32, Mount Union 25. Western Kentucky 15 over Tennessee Teachers 7, and multiple matchups including Howard 34 and Emory 7. Pacific highlights Colorado, Gonzaga 14, San Jose State 0, and Portland Airbase.
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