Promoters Back New York Americans Sign Kimbrough
Jarring Jawn Kimbrough, a 1940 All American, signs to play four games for the New York Americans after promoter Douglas Hertz buys his release for 11500 and Bill Cox leads a new league venture. Harmon also joins, while Cox outlines a long term, money making plan for a two-league football future.
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Tom Harmon
Joe Williams
Nive
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New York Americans
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Columbus
Yankee Stadium
Tommy Harmon
Michigan
Cox
Douglas Hertz
Harmon
Sophis
Kerr Stresses Pass Attack
Kerr has the team running a long passing drill as he prioritizes the aerial game for the upcoming Duke clash in Durham. Ed Phinney Jules Yakopovich and Jo Jo McCourt connected on targets with accuracy while Billy Fox eyes a return in the Blue Devils game after injury.
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Andy Kerr
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Durham
Ed Phinney
Jules Yakopovich
Jo-Jo
McCourt
Jack Rourke
Billy Fox
Dartmouth
Blue Devils
Fox
Dill* Geyer
Mike Micka
Meade Cas Charge Investigated by New York Racing Board
New York racing officials examine allegations that jockey Don Meade bet against his own horse in Jamaica race last Tuesday. Chief Steward Cassidy reports no evidence substantiating the charge, while Meade denies the accusation. Meade previously faced a Florida ruling for betting on horses he did not ride. He rode Belay in the contested race as Tonypandy won in a photo finish.
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New York
Don Meade
New York State Racing Commission
Playboy Don
Jamaica
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Marshall Cassidy
Meade
Cassidy
Tonypandy
Florida
Belay
Albert C. Bostwick
Santo Domingo
Laurel
Swope
Cummings Reelected President of Hudson County Bowling League
For the 21st straight year Joseph F. Cummings of St. Patrick's Holy Name Club in Jersey City is reelected president of the Hudson County Catholic Bowling League.
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St. Patrick’s Holy Name Club
Jersey City
Hudson County Catholic Bowling League
Snavely Set On Lineup for Navy Battle
Cornell coach Carl Snavely plans to stick with his starting lineup for the big East clash with Navy in Baltimore. The forwards are Jenkins and Johnson ends Christensen and Van Order tackles Wolff and Geib guards Cushing center, with Dan Nehrer at quarterback. Lou Bufalino Ken Stofer and Jack Martin form the backfield, Pfeiffer likely returning from an injury to add depth.
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Carl Snavely
Cornell
Navy
Baltimore
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Middies
Solvay Star Martinez Returns to Injury Free Basketball Run
Former Solvay standout Manual Martinez, now at Syracuse University, begins a hopeful season with the Orange after a series of injuries in baseball and basketball. Colgate meets Duke as Leo Long seeks to beat his brother’s alma mater, while Joe Rubel and Vic Ardis part ways as service members pursue new paths. Paul Krimmel becomes Syracuse vocational high school’s PE director, expanding facilities for physical education across the district.
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Morrisville
Ralph Lanceros
Simmons Embalming School Nets City Bowling Lead
Simmons Embalming School rolled a 2916 high total to sit first in the City Bowling League with a 3-0 win over Kinseys while Marksons Furnitures, once leaders, dropped two games to Alwals. Individual standouts included Captain Neil Winter 663 and Frank Alello 670 as the division chase tightens.
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Jose Hi Piscatell' Company
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Rival Assails Michigan U s Grid Policy
The Michigan State News criticizes the University of Michigan football policy and cites alleged courtesy breaches in the Ann Arbor game. State officials, including Clark L. Brody, say they will inquire into the editorial as bitter football rivalry colors coverage.
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Greene
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Kenney Sargis Duo Wins Bridge Honors at Syracuse Museum
The Kenney Sargis pair led by Mrs C W Kenney and Michael J Sargis captured top bridge honors with a high score of eighty points at the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts event. Many couples and players were listed in the results including Weekes Strough Haegerty Wilder Mooney Hilder Aturph and others.
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South
ME. Preston
Record breaking betting at Rockingham and Jamaica fairs
A Columbus Day crowd at Rockingham Park set betting records totaling 640,605 through mutuel machines surpassing prior marks. Jamaica also posted a daily double record as part of Columbus Day wagering. Jockey William Kelley was injured in a fall at Pascoag Park. surgery or fracture details were reported. Belmont Park schedules a special election day featuring the Garden City Handicap and other races, while notable finished results include Ally and Shine o Night at Laurel and the Columbus Day stakes at Ingham Park and Jamaica with high payouts and long-shot winners.
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Violets Scrimmage For Orange In Big Ten Clash
New York Oct 14 INS Mal Stevens ordered tact drills as the New York university grid squad settled into preparation for Saturday's game with Syracuse. Five players are injured but expected to be ready by game time. Princeton Oct 14 Tad Wileman said Princeton lost poise and confidence after last Saturday's 21-0 bowling, and the back to running and blocking fundamentals is needed.
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Sinkwich returns after jaw injury with strict diet
Athens Georgia reports Frank Sinkwich, Georgia halfback, suffered a broken jaw October 4 and played after wires were set. He follows a tight liquid diet of broth orange juice malted milk and baby foods while nursing the injury and preparing to face Mississippi.
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City of Georgia
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