Burg Faces Hudson High Tomorrow
La Salle Field hosts a football game as Lansingburg prepares to meet Hudson High. Key players include Bebernitz at wing and Goldsberry at fullback with Blair and Lambert dealing with injuries. Previous loss to Not Terrace is recalled. Bebernitz praised as calmest on field amid a long, tough week.
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Lassinzbere High School
la Salle
Hudson
John ‘Shade
Backfeld
Troy Hich
Alninghast
Bob
Behernick
Iin Goldsberry
Hon Blair
Lansingburg
Don Lambert
Dons
Blah
Launders
John Geary
Dave Lieye
Nott Terrace
Paul Young
Lansingburg Sors
Schenectady
Bob Bebernitz
Paul
Vermello
Syrause University
Bebernitz
Eudie
Harold Shields
Terrace
Gert
Burg
Florida College Title At Stake In Orange Bowl Bout
Florida and Miami clash as two favored teams fight for the state college football championship. The game set for Orange Bowl Stadium features the University of Florida against the University of Miami in a decisive battle for the title.
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Florida College
Miami
Fla
University of Florida
University of Miaroi
Bainbridge II Faces No 13 Jinx in Prep for Pre-Flight Clash
Bainbridge II readies for a national football spotlight as Coach Joe Maniaci notes an injured but improving roster. Charley Justice, an Asheville product with eight touchdowns, is shaken but expected to play. Key backs Joe Jane, Ben Durdan, and Dew Proctor, plus Field and Proctor, anchor the unit as Bainbridge aims to rebound after recent wins over Duke, Navy, Georgia Pre-Flight, and Cherry Point Marines.
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Tre
Ridge
Pinx
Bendayst Chapel
Bainbridge
Joe Maniaci
Charley Jus- Justice
Asheville
Maxwell Field
Variou
Joe Jane
Penn
Ben Durdan
Oregon State
Otard Cheatham
Auburn
Basler
Chicago Bears
Maniaci
Duke
Navy
Georgia
Jacks Elyers
Cherry Point Marines
Fink
Joseph Marines
Fordham
Bruins Sign Amateur Forwards From Allan Cup Champions
Boston Bruins announce signing of amateur forwards Ging Rozzini and Armand Gaucyeau, both members of last season Allan Cup champions. From Toronto where the team is training, manager Art Foss notes veteran Harvey Lusher Jackson may retire. the club contemplates selections.
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Boston
Boston Bruins
Ging Rozzini
Armand Gaucyeau
Bruins
Toronto
Sruins
Art Foss
Harvey Lusher J. Jackson
Iuy
Trey High and Catholic High clash for city football title
Tonight at LaSalle Field and Garden Trey High meets Catholic High in a battle for the city championship. Readable mentions include players Jones, backfield names, and Jack Wa or hs Ivemey amid the chaotic OCR readable fragment.
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Trey High
Catholic High
LaSalle Field
S Jones
Hellbacks
Jack Waor Hs Ivemey
Navy Coach Stands Pat On Lineup
Annapolis Md Navy coach announced yesterday that he will keep the starting backfield against Pennsylvania E next to Notre Dame in Baltimore Stadium Saturday. Dick Duden to quarterback with Bill Sarron and Seb Jeaking at halfback, Clyde Scott at fullback, and Hamberg expected to recover to play.
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Annapoli
Pi — Condy
Oscar E. Hagberg
Navy
Tate
Pennsylvania
Notre Dame
Baltimore Stadium
Dick Duden
Bill Sarron
Jeaking
Mausola
Army Plans Final Prep for Notre Dame Showdown
Army tappers off Por Villanova and West Point work out at scrimmage led by Glenn Davis and Dec Blanchard. The session aimed to sharpen defense for the season test against Notre Dame in New York on November 18.
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Army
West Point
Tomorree
Villanova
Glenn Davis
Dec Blanchard
Notre Dame
Nework
Raiders Face Watervliet Sacred Heart at Water View High
Sacred Heart Raiders meet Watervliet Red Raiders at Water View High School field Sunday at 2. Sacred Heart plays without Bernie Kattan and Ralph am ace back who are on the list. Joe Tacelly, ex Christian Brothers Academy standout, has signed to join the squad. This is their second clash after Sacred Heart defeated Watervliet earlier this season.
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Tne Waterviiet
Sacred Heart
Waterford Red Raiders
Watervie
Bernie Kattan
Ralpham
Ace Back
Asmnager
Bill Graulty
Joe Tacelly
Christian Brothers Academy
Seney
Sacred Hear
Ason Sacred
Red Raiders
Johns Hopkins to Resume Football This Month
Johns Hopkins University announced a return to football this month after a two season hiatus. Dr. Wilson Shaffer cited students' wishes as the reason, with a two game plan set for November 18 and Philadelphia arrangements pending final details.
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Johns Hopkins
Johns Hopkins University
Wison Shaffer
Blue Jays
Ord
Sheffer
Drexel
Philadelphia
Women in Halloween Costume Contest and League Scores
Pray Arey Women’s League held a Halloween event with prizes for Mary Rainey and others as judges DBector Lipes and Ctopher Kel IIs. Refreshments followed in the recreation rooms. The Ives coasted to a three game sweep over the Lewises in Christ league led by M Britton 214-381. Brewers beat the Frenchs 193-522 with N Fonda their top scorer. Alpha Bets leader Bertha Wagats and followers Edith Goeroid Frances Per Tine Millie Cusack Jelen O’Brien Helen Dippo Dorothy chman EL Webster noted in standings.
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Mary Rainey
Martha Futtéy
Dbector Lipes
Ctopher
Kel Iis
Sophie Brunelle
Mas Black Church of Christ
Ives
Lewises
Christ League
M. Britton
al Ives
Capt
C. Lewis
Brewers
Brewer
N. Fonda
Bertha Wagat
Harriet Cote
Edith Goeroid
Frances Per- Tine
Millie Cusack
Jelen O'Brien
Helen Dippo
Dorothy Chman
EL Webster
Three Tens On Garden Card Tonight At Madison
The card features Harold Greet in a gravity-defying welterweight bout and Ras with 35 pro wins, 20 by knockout, 10 by decision. Green, recently discharged from the Army, has 18 wins and one draw in 19 starts since.
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Madison
Roery East Side
Harold Greet
Graviens
Ras
Green
Dis
Thas
Danny Bernleid
East
Monty Pignasore
I Breok
Jhas
Adra Richard
Sheik) Rangel
Pres Cala
Danny Napt
Yow
Bronx
Russ ,Rega
Philadelphia
Orlando Ferrara
Stamford
Conan
Charlie Fusari
Gary Williams
York
Newark
N. J
Wings Crush Rangers 10 3 in NHL clash
Detroit, led by Jud Medtee and Bill Quackenbush, routed New York 10 3 as Detroit built a big second period lead. Howe added four assists while Wren Wochy and Quackenbush each scored twice. Rangers started strong, leading 2 0 before Detroit surged past them with eight unanswered goals.
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Detroit
Detroit Reg Wings
New York Fanzers
Jud Medtee
Bronexeau
Rangers
Portland Official Objecting to Major Draft
A Portland official criticized a $7 506 draft compensation for Marino Pieretti, the 26 game winner last season in the Pacific Coast League, sending him to the Washington Nationals. Bil Mlepper, business manager, called for reform and warned the Coast League to align with major leagues or risk becoming a minor circuit.
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Marino Plevetti
Washington Nata
Bil Mlepper
Hlepper
Vancouver
B.C
Pieretti
Pacific Coast Lvague
Bublaw
Saunders Beats Johnny Brown in River, Mass. bout
In Montreal fighter Faun 158 defeated Johnny Brown by knockout last night at the Casino. Saunders earned a clear win in a fast and hard fought match, bringing home the victory for his corner.
Cornell Ready For Lions Tilt
Cornell prepares for a game against Columbia in New York Cir. after tough practice sessions yesterday. The team tightens defense and works on offense ahead of the tilt.
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Cornell
Cornell University
Tomorrox
Columbia
New York
Wade Kaynes Reddick Fight Ends by Technical Knockout
In Newark 161 pounder Wade Kaynes Reddick beat Paterson opponent by technical knockout after the attending physician stopped the bout at the end of the fifth round in an eight round feature. Mason Hail defeated Jimmy Davis in a six rounder via decision in Syracuse.
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Highland Park
Bob Wade
Newark
Reddick
Paterson
Feaure
Mason
Jot de John
Syracuse
Jimmy Davis
Piltsburs
New York Baseball Writers elect officers for chapter
Harry Cross of the Herald Tribune was named president of the New York chapter of the Baseball Writers Association. Arthur E. Patterson also of the Herald Tribune was elected vice chairman. Joe Ring of the Work Telesram became secretary treasurer. Executive committee includes H M Dawson Roscoe McGowen Charles Seger Garry Senumacher. Annual dinner set for February 4 1945.
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Harry Cross
Herald-Tribune
New York
Baseball Writers’ Associated of America
Cross
Arthur E. Patterson
The
Herald- Tribune
Joe Ring
Work! Telesram
Hm Dawson
Roscoe McGowen
Times
Charles. Seger
the Mirror
Garry Senumacher
Journal American
Association
Arsenal 11 On Edge For Colgate Jayvees Showdown
Watervliet Arsenal coach Pwitt drills his squad ahead of a key clash with Colgate Jayvees. The 35 player Colgate lineup is expected to arrive in Troy before noon and test the Arsenal defense with wide open passing from single and double wing formations.
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al Kelley
Watervliet Arsenal
Pwitt
Arsenal
Rensselaer Pemedale Institute
Cornel Jayvees
Union City
Puntakers
Colgate Jaytee
Troy
Colgate
Capitals Tie Buffalo in 3 3 Hockey Night
The Indianapolis Capitals battled the Buffalo Bisons to a 3 3 tie on home ice before 2 755 fans. Blond M McDonald scored twice and assisted once to propel the Capitals offense which remained without a winner until the second period.
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Taciamapolis
Indianapolis Capitals
Behting
Goa
Eddie Shorsfaie
Leafs Deliver Big Win Over Canadiens in League Clash
The Toronto Maple Leafs routed the Montreal Canadiens 4 to 0 in front of about 112 065 fans. Meiz opened the scoring on a solo rush in the second period. Schriner and Bodnar added goals in the third with Carr assisting on the final tally.
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Montreal
Toronto Maple Leafs
Montreal Canadiens
Toronto
hLeafs
Toe Blake
Sweeney Schriner
Leafs
Gus’ Bodnar
Lorne Carr
Schriner
A’s Build for Next Season with Major Player Moves
Connie Mack acts on a plan to reshape the A’s for 1925 with acquisitions from Milwaukee and Minneapolis. Key additions include Al Sarlett Luther Herr and Woody Crowson, plus Eddie Smith and Manuel Salvo from Chicago drafts. several farm recalls bolster infield and pitching.
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New York
Connie Mack
Toronto
Philadelphia Athletic
Minneapolis Sairs
Amertato
Philadelphia
Burleiga Grimes
Skibe Park
al Sarlett
Boston Braves
Leafs
A's
Luther Herr
Woody Crowson
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Hal Peek
Brooklyn
American Association
Mack
Frankie Hayes
Jim Pruatz
Piburg
Brewers
Chicago
Eddie Smith
Buffalo
Manuel Salvo
Oakland
Jack Houck
Woody Wheaton
Bobby Wilkins
Joe Bulle
Tony Parigse c
Jack Meillen
Lena Blackburne
Lantaster
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