Notre Dame faces Illinois with fresh defensive back Marty Wendell
South Bend, Ind. October 27. Coach Ed McKeever plans to start freshman fullback Marty Wendell against Illinois as Notre Dame, unbeaten, seeks to curb Buddy Young and Paul Patterson. Wendell, praised as the hardest tackler and fastest defender, could swing the game as Navy V-12 exams loom for Kelly and Wendell. If Kelly passes the Navy tests, he faces transfer or reassignment, possibly altering Notre Dame’s lineup for the rest of the season.
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South Bend
Ind
Ed McKeever
Notre Dame
Illinois
Navy
Marty Wendell
Chicago
McKeever
Buddy Young
Paul Patterson
Illini
Champaign
Ramblers
Pitt
Tulane
Dartmouth
Wisconsin
Wendell
Young
Iever
Bob Kelly
Wentwell
MceKeever
Kelly
Anna Polis
Georgia Tech Seen As Bowl Possibility
New Orleans reports Georgia Tech, after a 20-18 win over Tulsa last January, has a chance to visit the Sugar Bowl on New Year’s Day as the Rose Bowl race tightens and Southern teams gain renewed bowl attention. Georgia Tech is highlighted by Sports Editor Harry Martinez as a leading southern contender for the Sugar Bowl.
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New Orleans
Harry Martinez
West Coast
Georgia Tech
Tulsa
State Sportsmen To Gather Here
Over 100 delegates from 59 Maryland clubs will attend the Fall Meeting of the League of Maryland Sportsmen in Hagerstown October 28 29. Highlights include a dinner with Glenn L Martin and Roy Weagley, an open forum, and meetings at Hotel Alexander regarding legislation conservation and cooperation with farmers.
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Maryland
League of Maryland Sportsmen
Hagerstown
D. Raymond Snively
Conococheague
Potomac
Miller’s
Glenn L. Martin
Baltimore
Roy Weagley
This County
Maryland State Farm Bureau
Weagley
Martin
LMS
Hotel Alexander
North American
Western Maryland
Cumberland Field Trial Club
Potomac Rod and Gun Club
Snively
Raymond Miller
C. A. Brown
L. G. Mathias
C. E. Plack
Ralph Gale
James E. Waters
Guy Kidwell
Les Swain
Edwin Warfield, Jr
Tidewater Fisheries Commission
David H. Wallace
Tidewater Fisheries
J. D. Longfellow
J. H. Gambrill, Jr
Fulcher P. Smith
Frank L. Bentz
State Game and Inland Fish Commission
Richard T. Norris
Joseph F. Kaylor
Dinner Meeting With Maryland Officials and Club Leaders
Forester heads and county and farm bureau leaders will attend a Saturday dinner limited to ten members from each local club. Visiting officials and delegates will have opportunity to discuss various subjects with H. C. Buckingham I Keller Shank D Eldred Rinehart CNet Baryier J Garvin Hager Senator Bernard Gonder and Dr Truitt attending.
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Early Pfeiffer
H. C. Buckingham
I. Keller Shank
D. Eldred Rinehart
Washington County Farm Bureau
Cnet Baryier
Morning Herald
J. Garvin Hager
Daily Mail
Bernard I. Gonder
Fish and Game Committee
Maryland
Dr. Truitt
Department of Research and Education
Navy Gridders Set For Penn Contest
Penn coach George Munger warned of a tough battle as Navy visits Franklin Field for a 73,000 crowd. Hal Hamberg returns for Penn after two years, while Navy arrives favored by many polls. Weather could influence passing games and scoring.
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Philadelphia
George Munger
Penn
Navy
Hal Hamberg
Munger
Ike Britschgi Busiest Man In Redwood City
Redwood City, Oct 27. Carl Ike Britschgi, city councilman, campaigns for a 990000 postwar athletic grounds and equipment fund. He and his brother run a large dairy ranch when politics permit, and he also plays quarterback for the San Francisco Clippers in the APFL.
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Redwood City
Calif
Carl
Ike” Britschgi
San Francisco Clippers
Hack Wilson Reappears in Washington as Basketball Ambassa dor
Washington, Oct 27. Hack Wilson, former Cubs slugger, surfaces in a new professional basketball loop as a goodwill ambassador for the Washington team. He laments fans remember his 56 home run season but not the lapse in catching a fly ball in the 1929 World Series. Also notes U.S. armor training cost.
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Washington
Hack Wilson
Chicago Cubs
A's
Cub
Bowling Scores Highlight Victory League Odd Even Split
Ships and Guns Planes and Tanks Subs and Ammunition each win one game with even splits. High singles list Stevenson 112 Nemzek 106 Paden 105 Myers 104 Miller 103 Musey 2102 Smith 102 Hildebrand 160.
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Victory League
Stevenson
Nemzek
Paden
P. Myers
Miller
Musey
FL Smith
Hildebrand
Elks Ladies League High Three Games Leaders
T Hartle led with 340, P Flook 317, K Mowen 312, and B Harne 314. In the meet s individual high series, T Hartle 125 P Flook 121 K Mowen 119 English 115 and Mobley 113 led the field with many others close behind.
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Elks Ladies League
T. Hartle
P. Flook
K. Meowen
B. Harne
K. Mowen
E. English
M. Mobley
A. Kaiss
M. Brengle
R. Charlton
M. Rohrer
N. Myers
V. Lushbaugh
L. Kershner
F. Cunningham
P. Healey
D. Chrisman
P. Givens
C. Foltz
M. Kriz
E. Hines
H. Logan
F. White
D. Nichols
P. Baker
Majors Clinch SAGLES Lead With Two Wins Over Sergeants
The Majors won two games from the Sergeants to keep a three game edge over the Colonels who beat the Generals. High single game 524 by the Majors, high team total 1513 by the Colonels. Smyre leads Lieutenants with 327 total. Hoffman and C Snyder top single with 124. Continuous low accuracy scores listed for several players and teams follow.
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Biser
Doc Zeigler
Beachley
Masters
Smith
Nicodemus
Hargett
Stone
Saums
Nichols
Lushbaugh
Carper
Shaffer
Wilhide
L. Stine
E. Burger
Munson
One-Armed Negro Caddy Shoots A 72
Albany Ga Oct 27 Richard O Neal a 29 year old Negro caddy and shop boy shot a 72 at Radium Springs golf course. He accomplished this remarkable feat despite having only one arm reflecting a rare golfing achievement in a local sports note.
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Albany, Ga
Richard O'Neal
Radium Springs
Shop
Coast Guard fire boat pumps 2006 gallons per minute
The smallest Coast Guard fire boat boasts a pumping capacity of 2006 gallons a minute, highlighting its capability in rapid response to maritime fires and emergencies.
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Coast Guard
Invitations Not Issued For Pimlico Special Race
The Maryland Jockey Club will not issue extra invitations for the Pimlico Special as no outstanding horse in training remains ineligible. Thirteen horses qualified for the $25,000 race by winning qualifying events. six stay in training: Twilight Tear Bounding Home Devil Diver First Fiddle Equifox Paper Boy. The Washington Handicap winner will gain automatic eligibility. Last year’s winner Shut Out did not win any qualifying race but received a Special bid.
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Baltimore
Maryland Jockey Club
Pimlico
Henry A. Parr
Twilight Tear
Bounding Home
Devil Diver
First Fiddle
Equifox
Paperboy
Laurel Park
Duke May Take To Air In Attempt To Crack Army Defense
Duke prepared for a showdown with undefeated Army in New York City by focusing on passing plays in the final workout. Tailbacks George Clark and J C Kennard were receivers as the Blue Devils considered airing the ball to penetrate the cadets defense. Duke travels by day coach and will miss a Polo Grounds workout, amid an expected crowd of about 40 000.
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Richmond
Duke
Army
New York City
Blue Devils
George Clark
J. C. Kennard
New York
Polo Grounds
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