Goldsboro Sports Roundup Notes College and Pro Links
A collage of sports fragments cites Dodgers and Athletics World Series lore, air travel for Cadet football, Duke Maryland grid hopes, and Hagerstown figures. Mentions include Joe Bush at 19, Fred Tucker, Ed Ford, Arty Journeys, Mel Henry on Allegany, and VMI basketball prospects with Johnny Becher.
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Fred Tucker
Big Pool
Yankees
Ed Ford
Fred
Joe Bush
Athletics
Giants
Harry Giegel
Indians
Dodgers
Arty
Stanford
al Cadét
Duke
Maryland
Blue Devils
Durham
Pale Hose Still Mum On Manager
Chicago front office keeps the identity of the club's next manager secret as Frank Lane and Chuck Coris await a formal announcement. Unofficial word points to Paul Richards as a leading candidate, former Seattle Mariners catcher and manager, with John Corriden and the Sox front office undecided on current staff status.
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Chicago
UPI
Chicago White Sox
Frank Lane
Chuck Coristowhy
Sox
Paul Richards
Seattle
Pacific
Richards
Tack Onslow
Wmeantime
John tRedt
Corriden
Srith
Midwest collapse as Notre Dame slips in AP poll
New York October 10 The Midwest postwar stranglehold is broken and a race for national honors opens Notre Dame falls to tenth while Army rises to No 1 Army leads a reshaped top tier with SMU Oklahoma Texas Kentucky Stanford California in pursuit after a weekend slate that shakes the standings
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Midwest
Notre Dame
Army
Maryland Judas
New York
Associated Press
Midlands
National college rankings stir with Army and Michig an clash
Army, once national champion, meets Michigan in New York Yankee Stadium on Saturday as top ten polls shake. Oklahoma and Texas dominate the Big Ten contenders in Dallas’s Cotton Bowl eve as Oklahoma A M and others vie for position among Kentucky, Stanford, Notre Dame and Purdue in the top ten.
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Purdue
Xotre
Yast
South Bend
Army
Southern
SMU
Oklahoma
Texas
Kentucky
Stanford
Maryland
Notre Dame
New York
Oklahoma A & M
Devel
Kentucky Ave
Cheelapatt
Staford Va
Santa Clara
California
Southern California
Marsland Va
Georgetown
Purdue Ove
Mini Flat
Notre Bathe Ve
Tulane
Helen
Rems
Washington
Ohio State
Gemson
Tennessee Mul TA
Rice
Wisconsin
Cornell
Michigan
Vanderbilt
Michigan State
Michigan Wolverines Set To Face Army In Big Test
Ann Arbor Mich October 11 Michigan's Wolverines aim to end Army's 22 game unbeaten streak in the football clash at Yankadi Stadium. Coach Bennie Oosterbaan says focus is on a Big Ten title and not revenge for last year's 21 7 defeat as they face Northwestern and other Western Conference foes after Army.
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Hagerstown High
Mel Henry
Allegany
Charlie Higham
Hagerstown Braves
National
Recreation Centre
Baltimore
Norfolk
Van
Ace Parker
Duke
Ann Arbor
Miet
Michigan
Wolverines
Army
Yankadi
Bennie Qoster’ Haan
New York
Jnst
Eix
Westere
Avni Gary
Arion Iwell
Qostertagn
Vest
Ahie
Ae Hehriv
Northwestern
Pat Bist Eany
Maryland Alumni to View Old Liners-Michigan State Film
Maryland Terrapins followers will gather at Hotel Alexander to watch the Old Liners film from the Michigan State game on Thursday night. Meek and Turker will attend to introduce the showing, with potential Navy-Maryland screening if interest grows. Hagerstown Terrapin Club arranged the event for Maryland alumni and other fans starting at 8 o’clock.
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University of Maryland
Washington County Soccer League Elects Officers Tonight
The Washington County League meets at 7:30 this evening at the YMCA to elect officers. After the election, plans for the 19nd season are to be mapped. Charlie Clapper of Clear Spring is current president. A soccer clinic is planned for Saturday at the Naval Academy in Annapolis.
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Washington County League
YMCA
Washingston County League
Anyrea
Prt
Charlie Clapper
Clear Spring
Satewyah Thay Naval Academy
Ant All Jacai
Maryland State and
Columba
Soccer Association
Navy
Powpel
Secorphisers
Fallowers
Axe
Ohio State Buckeyes Left Halfback Janowicz Shines
Ohio State star Janowicz dominates at left halfback for the Buckeyes. He scores a field goal, kicks extra points, passes effectively, and contributes on defense and returns. Against SMU he racks up points, and against Pittsburgh he delivers multiple passes and kicks, solidifying his all around play for the team.
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Janowicz
Ohio State Buckeyes
Columbus
Ofaer
Pengius
Elvira
Ohio States
Bucks
Southern Methodist
Hayem
Algest
Tanaoneanan
Phice
Tra
Wester Foster
Pittsburgh
Tonehdewigs
Ohie
Pittebirsh
Boxing card results from several cities and bouts
The report lists multiple boxing results with outpoints and weights across cities including Louisville Youngstown Phoenix Chicago Newark Miami New York and Baltimore. Notable bouts feature fighters such as Sonny Boy Weer and Spider Thom as and Tommy Baker with various decisions and distances referenced.
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Fresno
Holyoke
Magss
Dene Medley
Louisville
Joey Carbido
Youngstown
Baltimore
Sonny
Boy Weer
Washington
Charlie Salas
Phoenix
Chicago
Tommy Baker
Newark
Spider Thomas
Miami
Rily Kilenne
Tony Masciarelli
New York
Southern Conference Roundup Sets Saturday Showdown
The Southern Conference braces for the season’s first big showdown this Saturday at North Carolina where UNC Tar Heels meet Wake Forest Deacons. Both teams show strong showings. UNC recently lost to Notre Dame and tied Georgia, while Wake Forest beat Richmond 42 0 and crushed William and Mary 47 4. injuries impact NC State Duke and William and Mary players ahead of key weekend games.
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Richmond
N.C
Northrolina
Wake Forest
North Carolina
North Carolina State
Notre Dame
Georgia
Jess
Wake
Posten Cathe
University of Richmond
William and Mary
Washington
Ler
Fenerals
Forie
RTS
Ehibs Hayidsen
Virchin Tech
University Ofiehitond
Lee
Universite of Vee
Richmoult
Geoorge MacArthur
Wolfpack
Duke
Andy Miketa
Davidson
Citadel
Jack Branch
Henry Wilson
Jack Ruthamt
Xaard
Jerry Kiser
Willian and
Mary
Spebudedt
Joe Cardaci
Jim Smith
Ted Gehlmann
Mark
Dickie Lewis
Ed Mioduszewski
Ed Magdziak
Hubs Owen Drills For Friday Game
Hagerstown High schools prepare for Friday action as Hubs Owen leads drills for the Brederick contest. Coach Mel Ube Jet tightens the squad focusing on defense and forceful attack while addressing injuries including Wolfe sidelined by a sprain and aiming for a return.
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Owen
Hagerstown
Brederick
Mel Ube
Vow
Gray
Frederik
Wil
Wolfe
Jenrye
Video Doesn’t Show Everything At The Fight
Boxing writer Murray Rose argues television captures seats at ringside but misses key details. He cites the Pellone Saxton fight at Madison Square Garden as an example where TV viewers thought Pellone won, while official scores favored Saxton.
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Murray Rose
New York
Omaha
New England
Jacksonville
Fla
Miltons
NBC
Madison Square Garden
Tony Pell
Jane
Johnny Saxton
Twol
Pellone
Charles-Louis
Saxston
Saxton
Fellows
Match Play Opens In Women's Tourney
Match play opened today in the Women's Texas Open Golf Tournament at River Crest Country Club Fort Worth. Betsy Rawls led with a 69 after five birdies on the back nine. Louise Suses of Carrollton was one stroke back with 70. Beverly Hafison of Fargo and Hetty Jameson of San Antonio posted 71s.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Betsy Rawls
River Crest Country Club
Austin
Cutfer
Louise Suses
Carrollton
Miss Snags
Beverly Hafison
Fargo
Xii. D
Indio
Hetty Jameson
San Antonio
Down Memory Lane: Baseball Figures in Old City Memoir
Five years ago Allie Stoltz won his eighth straight fight in a comeback defeating Al Firpo in ten rounds in New York. Ten years ago Leo Durocher resigned to manage the Brooklyn Dodgers for $25,000. Fifteen years ago Bill Terry refused to trade Carl Hubbell and Ott for Rip Collins and Medwick. John Macklin, 65, former Michigan State football star, died a year ago.
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John Macklin
Ye Ugo
Allie Stoltz
AL Firpo
New York
Leo Durocher
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Carl Hubbell
Ott
Rip Collins
Joe Medwick
St. Louis
Midgets Return to Har ters Town Speedway Sunday
Midget racing comes back at Har ters Town Speedway as the Southeastern Racing Association sends its top drivers for an all star seven event program. Fans can expect open competition between Fords and Offenhausers and a mix of new faces and familiar stars from the East and South. The event, postponed from last Sunday, will feature the second appearance of the season and a strong slate of drivers.
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Harterstown Speedway
Southeastern Racing Association
Speedway
Southeastern
East
LaMotta Eyes Clash With Beau Barone Winner
New York reports middleweight champion Jake LaMotta may fight the winner of Friday night’s light heavyweight bout between Jimmy Beau and Nick Barone. The announcement highlights potential title plans and future matchups for LaMotta.
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New York
Jake LaMotta
Jimmy Beau
T Nick Barone
Ed Ford Leaves World Series Hero To Service
New York lefty Ed Ford, 21, who helped the Yankees clinch the World Series by beating the Phillies 5-2 in game four, underwent a military physical after a prior deferment due to a tropical germ. Ford joined the Yankees in July and won nine games this season.
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New York
Ed Ford
New York Yankees
Yankees
Phillies
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Dick Kelly
Ws Due Ag Herald
By Joe Snyder
Ohnny Becher
Hagerstown Hish
Virginia Military Institute
John
VMI
League of Maryland Sportsmen
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Hialeah
Widener
Flamingo
von Coleman
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Terps
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Suddy
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Lowell Wagner
San Franciso 49Ers
HHS
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Auto Electric Service Co
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W. Antietam Street
Nash Presents
Nash
America
HE Ame AS
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Barret, Mich
Herb Motor Co
Funkstown
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