Hubs To Face Test Tonight Against Allegany
Hagerstown High School football travels to Cumberland to face undefeated Allegany High at 8 oclock. Allegany boasts three wins over Beall Somerset and Ridgely while Hubs beat Chambersburg and lost to Westminster. Coach Mel Henry lists Mason Wolfe Weils Barr Spence Odenhal Smith in the line and Burke Kline Plank Long in the backfield for a wide open T formation battle.
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Williamsport Open Season With 2 0 Victory Over Smithsburg
Williamsport High School soccer team, defending Washington County champions, beat Smithsburg 2 0 on the Smithsburg field with both goals in the final period. The loss follows Smithsburg’s earlier defeat to Hancock this week. Substitutions included Manon Baker Sword Forsythe Lemen Marsh Harbaugh Himes Barnhart. In 15 seasons, coach Wallace Wade has had only one losing football campaign 1946.
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Moral victory over Yankees leaves Phillies critics buzzing
Writers applaud Phillies for holding New York to three runs over two games in a Series marked by pitching woes and power shortages. Ken Silverth sums up the loss with grit, while Bill Dickey and Dizzy Dean laud Robin Roberts as a top young pitcher. Vic Rasch hotel robbery tale and other notes pepper the postgame chatter.
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Chicago Bruins Players Allocated by NBA Board
The eight players from the Chicago Bruins, who left the NBA, were allocated to other teams at a board meeting. Kleggie Hermsen to Tri Cities, Larry Foust to Fort Wayne, Frank Kudelka and Joe Bradley to Washington, Max Zaslofsky to New York, Andy Phillip to Philadelphia, Bob Cousy to Boston. Leo Barnhorst’s status remained in abeyance awaiting next Tuesday vote.
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Joe Bradley
Washington
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Andy Phillip
Philadelphia
Bob Cousy
Boston
Leo Barnhorst
Missions Clinch Dixie Series With 9-5 Victory
The San Antonio Missions captured the Dixie Series title with a 9-5 win over the Nashville Vols. They roughed up Nashville pitchers, scoring six runs in the sixth and three in the eighth to sweep the last three games after trailing early.
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Northwestern to Invade East for Brush With Navy
Northwestern travels to Baltimore to face Navy in the inter sectional showdown at the new Memorial Stadium. Northwestern beat Iowa State 23 13 last week while Navy lost 35 21 to Maryland. The Mid West club is a six point favorite as both teams showcase strong ground games led by Navy’s new group of sophomores and veteran backs.
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Gain Toneff Top Linemen
Two husky tackles gain speed and power as top linemen to watch. Bob Gain of Kentucky and Bob Toneff of Notre Dame tied for first in the AP preseason poll with 18 votes each, ahead of Dan Foldberg of Army who had 17. Gain, 21, 6-3, 230 pounds from Weirton, WV, rated top lineman in the SEC. Toneff, 235 pounds, 6-1, from Barberton, Ohio, a Notre Dame junior, expected to play iron man.
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New York
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W. Va
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Series Wrap: Rschi and Berra shine as Yankees win two
In New York and Philadelphia, the Yankees split a two game set with the Phillies. Key moments include DiMaggio hitting a home run in the 10th inning of game two and Reynolds backing Berra in a 2-1 win in 10 innings. Attendance reached 32,660 with total receipts of 171,143.36. The two game totals show the Commissioner's and Players' shares distributed across clubs and leagues. Remaining games slated for Yankee Stadium with potential travel if needed to Philadelphia.
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Lombardo Band to Back World Series Games at Yankee Stadium
Guy Lombardo’s Orchestra and Major John Sutherland’s 7th Regiment Band will perform at Yankee Stadium for the World Series games today Saturday and Sunday if a fifth game is needed. The 7th Regiment Band has played there since 1928 when the stadium opened.
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Guy Lombardo
John Sutherland
7Th Regiment
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Fisher Total Offense Leader
Fisher of Iowa Teachers College leads small college total offense with 445 rushing yards in three games, ahead of Eddie Hyduke of Pepperdine who has 406 yards on passes. Joe Rabb of Louisiana Tech sits third with 381 yards split 178 passing and 203 rushing. West Texas State’s Bill Cross has 378 rushing yards, North Texas State’s Zeke Martin tops in completions with 26. Pepperdine receiver Jack Bighead has 247 yards on 13 catches. Wendell Swann trails with 192 yards on 13 receptions.
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National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
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North Texas State
Jack Hareper
Presbyterian
Hyduke
Jack Bighead
Martin
Wendell Swann
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