Notre Dame Wins Close War At Navy Grid Matchup
Notre Dame edged Town Pre-Flight 14 to 13 as top rankings shifted in a wild 1943 college football day. Great Lakes, Minnesota, and Purdue also won key games while traditional powers Ohio State and USC faced varying fates in the nation’s tiered title picture.
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New York
Notre Dame
Army-Navy
Barnes McGarry
Seahawks
Notre
Great Lakes
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Marquette
Louisiana State
Bayou Tigers
Tulane
Southern California
Washington
Trojans
LSU
Purdue
Michigan
Notre Damers
Ohio State
Indiana
Buckeyes
Boilermakers
Otto Graham
Northwestern
Illinois
Towa
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Tigers
Tulsa
Georgia Tech
Clemson
Engineers
Georgia
Texas
Texas A. & M
Quakers
Ivy League
Dartmouth
Princeton
Penn
Duke
North Carolina
Blue Devils
Tarheels
Maryland
Rutgers
Joe Marhefka
Lafayette
Army
Brown
Harvard
Boston College
Fighting Irish Rally To Narrow Win Over Seahawks
Notre Dame rallied from behind to beat the Iowa Seahawks 14 to 13, preserving an unbeaten nine game mark. Knute Rockne lauded as the legend amid the victory, while key Seahawks players Earley and Todd contributed to the dramatic finish and a crucial late goal.
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South Bend
Notre Dame
Iowa Seahawks
Trumph
Knute Rockne
Frank Leahy
Leahy
Roch
Seahawks
Parkersburg
Earley
Vietory
Northwestern
Lad Casily
Sital
Barney McGarry
Cleveland Rams
Dick Todd
Washington Redskin
Vince Banonis
Chicago Cardinals
Todd
John Yonaker
Rockne
Great Lakes
Italian War Prisoners Win at Fort Benning Soccer Match
Italian POWs coached by a 1932 Olympic star defeated the Ft. Benning Infantry Schools 176th Regiment in a historic one game in the U S. crowd of soldiers and prisoners watched. The Italians, mostly former professionals captured in Sicily, kept the advantage through the halves.
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Fi. Benning
Ga GP
United States
Ft. Benning
Sicuy
Grid Results From Weekend Pro Football Scores
Washington tops Chicago Bears 21 to 7 while Green Bay beats Brooklyn New York 33 to 24 and Chicago Cardinal defeats Phil Pitt 35 to 13. Detroit edges an unnamed opponent 34 to ?
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Washington
Chicago Bears
Green Bay
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago Cardinal
Phil Pitt
Detroit
Hutson Sets Pro Air Record As Packers Swamp Dodgers
Brooklyn UPI reports that Don Hutson set an NFL single game record with eight pass receptions for 237 yards as the Green Bay Packers throttled the Brooklyn Dodgers 31 to 7 at Ebbets Field. Hutson scored 19 points, caught two passes for 79 yards and a 42 yard score, and accounted for Green Bay’s other scores with a 55 yard run and a 21 yard field goal among his contributions.
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Brooklyn
UPI
Don Hutson
Green Bay
Packers
Ebbets Field
Cleveland Ram
Hutson
Tony Canadeo
Lou Brock
Tony Falkenstein
Perod
Camp
Colm
Green
McaAdams
Dodgers
Packer
Pug Mandera
All-Upstate Eleven Named by AP Includes Four College Stars
Syracuse Rochester and area schools dominate the AP All-Upstate grid selection with three Cornell two Colgate and two RPI players. Key picks include Cornell tackle Cleo Calcagni Colgate fullback Mike Micka Rochester back George Sutch and RPI guard Nick Semak with others from Rochester and Cornell. coaches disagree on final lineup due to scheduling gaps and unanimous consent was impossible.
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Syracuse
Rochester
Navy
Associated Press
New York
Cornell
Colgate
Rensselaer Poly Tech
Cleo Calcagni
Penn
Carl Snavely
Mike Micka
Andy Kerr
Sampson Warral
Snavely
R.P
Nick Semak
Wiliam & Mary
RPL
Graham
Warren Lemke
Dick Hartsfield
Longiana State
Eridder
RPI
Calcagini
Meredith Cushing
George Thomas
Frank Buran
Niagara U
Snavele and
Kerr
Dad DeGroot
Paul Givhem
Cadets to Provide Proxy Cheers for Absent Middies
Navy cadets at West Point will relay the cheering for the Army Navy game, with Navy cheerleaders supervising. Cadets at Fort Riley train to mimic Army chants learned at Annapolis, hoping to boost the Navy eleven while avoiding laryngitis and miscue risks.
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New York
Navy
West Pat
Army
Annapolisa
J. W. Donaldson
Fort Riley
West Point
Hudson
Annapolis
Sunday Big Games and Cancellations Across Colleges
The roundup notes Holy Cross 41 Tufts 0 last Sunday and various college results including Southwestern, Far West, and West Coast clubs. Multiple games are listed as cancelled such as Drake vs Tulsa and College of the Pacific vs San Francisco, with scattered scores for Texas A and M, Indiana Northwestern, Nebraska Iowa State, and California teams among others.
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Holy Cross
Tufts
Atari
Cry
Naval Air
Nate Carona
Pera
Alma
Franklin Mar- Sage Forest
Camp Lejeune
Can
Southwestern
Are
Texas Chrrist
Texas Tech
Methodist
Randolph Field
Texas Aggies
Minar
Onis State
Wien
Dame
Towapee Filent
Pursue
Indiana
Nortwestern
Shingis
Tiwe
Nebraska
Lwa State
Kansas State
Great Lakes
Marquette
Riley
Camp Grant
Kansas
Missouri
Pertabure
Teachera
Mistouri Mines
Drake
Tulsa
Ohio Wesleyan
Patterson Field
College of the Pacific
San Francisco
Alameda Coast Guard
California
Colorado
Colege Ft. Colorado
U. CL. A
Mary's
Sampson and Colgate Lead Upstate Grid Showdowns
Sampson and Colgate share top billing in upstate New York grid play as Sampson tramples Muhlenberg 41-0 while Colgate shuts out Columbia 41-0. Star backs include Stopper Maceyke and Principe. Muelheuser scores for Colgate with Nordmark Lindeman Owens also reaching the scoring column.
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Sampson
Colgate
Upstate
Associated Press
Upstate New York
Muhlenberg
Columbia Lions
Lou Little
Andy Stopper
Villanova
Crusaders Roll Over Tufts 41-0 at Fenway Park
Holy Cross star Stan Koslowski scored three touchdowns and added five extra points to reach 75 points for the season as the Crusaders routed Tufts 41-0 before 15,000. Koslowski totaled 204 rushing yards and 49 receiving yards on 22 carries and four receptions, contributing to Holy Cross 403 rushing and 175 passing yards while Tufts mustered eight first downs. The Jumbos lost until the third period, when Koslowski broke loose, and a late touchdown pass from Bob Devlin sealed the win. Bud Tenney suffered a severe leg injury on a hard tackle during the second quarter.
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Bill King
Boston UP
Stan Koslowski
Holy Cross
Crusaders
Tufts
Fenway Park
Dartmouth
Cornell
Koslowski
George Titus
Bobby Sullivan
Kaslowski
Titus
Bob Devlin
Jumbos
Bud Tenney
St Peters Opens Cage Season With Waterford quintet
St Peter's Lyceum hosts season opener Wednesday night with Waterford Boys' Club providing the opposition. Juniors led by Welch Doran Keegan Cooney and others face St. Pauls, while Intermediate squad meets Watervliet Indians. Senior lineup includes Caswell as playing coach against Waterford featuring Moore Mazula and Guire.
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Waterford
St. Peter's
St. Peter's Lyceum
Francis] Welch
Bill Doran
Bill Keegan
John Cooney
Irv McClune
Robert Familiar
Ed Holland
Ralph Naples
Fred Keleher
St. Paul's
Jim McGowan
Ambrose Nash
Anthony Vambucco
Dick Louck
Harold Delair
James Martin
Charles Reardon
Richard Speidel
Watervliet Indians
Ray Bailey
Guinan
Troy Ray Moore
St. Augustine’s
Staten Island
Mazula
Ned Guire
General Electric Co
Schenectady
Del Monte Navy Preflight Stuns St Marys 37 to 14
Del Monte Navy Preflight football routs St Marys 37 to 14 before 40000 in San Francisco. Offense opened with a 70 yard kickoff return and added two first quarter scores. The Navs pulled away with two more touchdowns in the second period to lead 25 7 at halftime. St Marys managed a late score in the third and a fourth period tally as Bruce Smith and his teammates faced strong defense.
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San Francisco
Calif
del Monte
Navy
St. Mary's
DelMonte
West Coast
St. Mary’s
St. Mary
Bruce Smith
Minnesota
Smith
Camp Kilmer Thumps Brooklyn At Rutgers Stadium 47 to 7
Camp Kilmer, led by Frank Basilone, overwhelmed Brooklyn College 47 to 7 at Rutgers Stadium. Basilone and teammates pace the attack with multiple long runs and a touchdown, while Chester Grabowski threw for three scores and added a TD. Brooklyn managed a late fourth quarter score aided by Kilmer penalties.
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New Brunswick
N. J. GP
Frank Basilone
John Basilone
Camp Kilmer
Brooklyn College
Rutgers University Stadium
Chester Grabowski
Kilmer
Wally Hopp
Danny Pace
John Edmunds
C. Teuton
Quentin Dieterick
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Kramer
Packers Swamp Dodgers
Eva Perradh
Semak
Hartsfield
A.P
Southwest Service
Glenn Dobbs
Sammy Baugh
Davey O’brien
Randolph Field Ramblers
Bill Maceyke
Dom Principe
Fordham
New York Giants
Joe Davis
Frosh Frank Muelheuser
Muelheuser
Elving Nordmark
Bill
Steve
Louisiana State University
Steve van Buren
Tiger
van Buren
St. Peter’s
Stein Bloch
Wells & Coverly
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