Brooklyn Grid Coach Resigns After Fifth Straight Loss
Pete Cawthon head coach of the Brooklyn Tigers resigned effective immediately after the club’s fifth consecutive Nations Fox ball League defeat. Assistants Ed Kubale and Frank Bridges will run preparations for next Sunday’s game versus the Philadelphia Eagles. Cawthon, a Texas Tech alumnus, led Brooklyn since spring 1943 and said his move was of his own free will with a satisfactory settlement.
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Pete Cawthon
Brooklyn Tigers
Cawthon
Ed Kubale
Frack Bridges
Philadelphia Eagles
Offerals
Dmmmediately
Foxes
Texas Tech
Conchoz
Brooklyn
Cawilon
Gould Pleads Innocent to Conspiracy at Court Martial
Capt Joseph Gould, 49, a civilian manager of boxers, pleads innocent to conspiracy to defraud the government by influencing contracts for Army equipment at the New York Port of Embarkation. Prosecution says Gould received over 18,000 dollars and sought to influence witnesses to justify actions. Grand contracts cited include 570,000 and 380,000 dollar sums with Cornwall Shipbuilding Co. Inc.
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Joseph Gould
Marcial Wiit
David O. Kub
Gould
Cornwall Shipbuilding Co, Inc
Cornwall
Hudson
N.Y
Cornwell Company
Judge Advocate
Emarkation
Eugene WW. Lederer
Transportation Corps Supply Office
Jerome Richards
A. J. Tepperman
Madigan Urges Coast-Big 10 Rivalry Postwar Clash
University of Town football coach Edward Madigan advocates a postwar intersectional game between Western Conference and Pacific Coast Conference champions to build goodwill. He cites support from Ohio State Athletic Director L. W. Stodola and Wisconsin figures, while noting Western Conference rules restrict postseason participation.
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Edward
Sup) Madigan
University of Town
Madigan
Ray Eliot
Oliners
Seere
Jt Sould
Notre Dams
Trish
Claude
Alinois
Don Greenwood
Dincic
Wally Weber
University of Sticigan
Wolverines
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Wiese
Bob Nussbaumer
Jim Kelis
Minnesota
Bernie Bierman
Marines
Gopher Reros
Columbus
L. W. St. Dol
Ohio State University
Tee
Harry
Wisconsin
God At Madison
Madpan
Navy Faces Notre Dame with Hamburg Out in Key Game
Annapolis notes the Navy football team, led by top passer Hamburg, may struggle as he is out against Notre Dame. Bob Jenkins and Bruce Smith expected to fill passing duties, with Ralph Lilsworth and Dave Barksdale bolstering the backfield. The defense aims to steady the line after injuries, while Hagberg plans limited practice before the clash at Baltimore.
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Navy
Notre Dame
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Tar Cosch Oscar
Risteacc
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Delphin
Oar Sungberg
Freeland
Irria
Irish
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Nevy
Bill Sarron
Hamburg
Bob Jenkins
Alabama
Bruce Smith
Miami
Hetle
Garzaberg
Hamberg
Balitimore Municipal Stadium
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Jenkins
Ereshiman
Clyde Scott
Scott
Deramee
Dave Fhorsland
Fifth Avenue Tavern
Commodores
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Whelan
Jim Snow
Bud" Watson
Jack Callahan
Tommy Parella
Tommy Cassidy
Johnnie Tedesco
Jack Brennan
Lou Petsler
Louie House
Harry Edwards
A. Gavith, Jr
Bob Hippes
Ed Gosselin
Lou Score
Red
Salisburs
Comencdores
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H. Edwards
J. Restifo
J. Powers
A Felock
Fitzgeralds
J. Cellahan
T. Cassidy
T. Moran
J. Rogers
RK. McGinnis
J. Cook
J. MacMillen
Joe Louis to Visit Ten Cities on Exhibition Tour
World heavyweight champion Joe Louis plans a ten city exhibition and tour during his furlough beginning late October. Announcement by Max Waxman lists stops including Detroit, Philadelphia, Hartford, Baltimore, Cleveland, Chicago, Buffalo, and others with dates tentatively set.
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York
Pi—Sief Sergi
Joe
Hartford
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Charles Crump
Haven
Jimmy Eel
Cleveland
Chicago
Buffalo
Bruins Prepare For Coast Guard Game Injuries Limit Bruins
Brown football halves practice with two key losses expected to miss Dartmouth rematch. Head coach Rip Eagle reports limited squad attendance and focuses on pass defense and formations for Saturdays clash with Coast Guard Academy.
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Providence
I — Brown
Coast Guard Academy
Charles x. Rip Eagle
Charlie Tisdemann
Bill Moody
Dartmouth
Bruin
Coast Guard
Dellicurti Stops Eddie Rossi in New York bout
Veteran fighter Vince Dellicurti of New York floored Eddie Rossi of Boston three times before Rossi connected for a second round knockout. The feature bout drew 1,243 spectators at Arena Gardens and was scheduled for ten rounds.
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Vince Delicurti
New York
Eddie Rossi
Boston
Rogsiechin
Arena Gardens
Tex
Bartolo to Meet Colon in Albany Show
Sal Bartolo and Mario Colon collide in an eight round feature at Capitol Arena Albany tonight in a Pro boxing card billed as the season’s second show. Bartolo seeks a bout with Willie Pep while Colon has drawn praise from fans in New York and New Jersey.
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Sel Bartolo
N. B
Mario Colon
Capitol Arena
Bartalo Colon
Miami
Fils
Bartalo
Wille Pep
New York
N.B. A
Colon
Pate
Virgin
Schenectady
Walter “Cathey
Lewis
Johnny Taylor
Binghamton
Lou Perez
Puerto Rico
George McKinney
Albany
Jackie Savino
Jamaica
Randy Drew
Steve Kish
Garfield
Ray Murray
Brooklyn
Tony Forezzi
Miller Beats Red Doty In Ten Rounds At Arena
New Haven New York fighter Conlidge Aller used power to outbox Hartford's George Red Doty over ten rounds for a decision. A furious late rally by Doty kept the bout close as Corbett stopped Steve Keichell in the semi. Compo defeated Larry Morgan and Howard beat Young Andrews in the three-rounders.
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New Haven
Conn. T
Conlidge Aller
New York
George
Red) Doty
Hartford
Sti
Miller
Johney Corbett
Brenford
Hershey Awarded Hockey Verdict In League Game
New Haven Conn Ph President Maurice A Podoloff of the American Hockey League said last night that Hershey was awarded a 3 to 0 victory over Indianapolis for an Oct 23 game after Indianapolis used three Detroit National League players. The Detroit trio's participation violated the league loan rule.
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Conn. Ph
Maurice A. Podolof
American Hockey League
Indianapolis
Hershey
Podoloff
Detroit
Garner Knocks Out Charley Polk in Chicago Bout
Chicago promoter Bob Garner 192 of Louisville Ky knocked out Charley Polk 1934 of Chicago in the third round of a two scheduled eight turn bout last night at Marigold Gardens.
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UPI
Bob Garner
Louinville
Charley Polk
Marigold Gardens
McSpaden Quits Philadelphia Country Club Pro Post
Harold Jug McSpaden, famed golfer, resigns as Philadelphia Country Club pro to join Palm Beach Goodall Company in New York as national public relations and field representative. He plans a Western barnstorming tour starting November 8 and a Vancouver Red Cross benefit event November 27 with Brian Melsén, plus entry to the War Bond Open in Portland on November 23.
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Philadelphia
Harold
Jug) McSpaden
Palm Beach- Goodall Company
New York
McSpaden
Syracuse Eleven Loses The Stars
Syracuse football practice reveals regular full back Ste Buchsbaum ordered to report for military service and senior end Norm Lehter enlisted in the Navy. Bruins acquire Bil Jennings from Detroit Reading in exchange for Pete Leswick and cash.
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Boston College
Ossie Solem
Orange
Ste Buchsbaum
Norm Lehter
Navy
Bruins
Gef Jennings
Boston
Boston Bruins
Bil Jennings
Detroit Reading
Pete Leswick
Three Grid Experts Debate Pet Systems Without Scoring
York Gf three leading coaching stars Clark Shaughnessy Pittsburg Carl Snavely Cornell andy Merr Colgate clashed over the TF formation versus the single wing for two hours at a New York Football Writers Association meeting They debated the E and I formations noting quarterback control and the roles of pace power and blocking while conceding the I can falter without a capable signal caller Kerr reported no conversion keeping to dual use this season and citing that the best gains often came from single wing plays
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York Gf
Clark Shaughnessy
Pittsburg
Carl Snavely
Cornell
Andy Merr
Colgate
Yesterey
New York Football Writers’ Association
Shaughnessy
Snavely
Kerr
Oklahoma A&M Upsets Tulsa in Historic Victory
Oklahoma A&M, unbeaten, defeats Tulsa in a historic upset as the Aggies celebrate homecoming preparations. Sophomore back Fenimore racked 4420 rushing yards? plus passing and receiving stats across five games, while teammates Lookabaugh Collover Gattis. Fedimore, Hoi Spavitat contribute. Crowd cheers, win sparks bowl bid chatter, players exhausted but triumphant.
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Okla
Oklahoma A & M
Tuts
Aggies
Setuz
Navy
Norsaa
Tim
Aggie
Ena
Bob Fenicore
Victor
Etta
Roach
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Tulsa
Fedimore
Hoi Spavitat
J. M. Collover
John Gattis
Fenimore
Hick
ConDreting
Eicke
Tag
23 to Get Grid Letters At R.P.I.
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute will award varsity Rs to 73 members of its 1844 football team for service this season. Names include Keith R. Carpenter Ossining, Charles J. Merdinger Milwaukee, John C.G. Fitzgerald Binghamton, Thomas P. Davis Newburgh, Cyril A. Ryding Saylesville, Joseph O Callaghan Pasadena, Norman G. Parsons Schenectady, Daniel Spiegel Woodmere, Edward Widmaier Sr Washington, Alan Myers Berea Ohio, George M. Powell Bala Cynwyd, Carl W. Messinger St. Louis, Cheries CBD Hoyt AvnHoursville, Jates F. White Hudson, George C. Keissling Port Jefferson, Richard G. Hubbell Gardner City, Donald Rowe Toledo, Charles F. Peters Croghan, Ronse Wend i Sanford, Karl Williams Jr Wilmington, Georges Burpes Philadelphia, Stanley V. Gorzelnik Newark NJ, Edward A. Thompson Valley Stream.
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Keith R. Carpenter
Ossining
Charles J.merdinger
Milwaukee
Wis
John CG. Fitzgerald
Binghamton
Thomas P. Davis
Newburgh
Cyril A. Ryding
Saylesville
Joseph O'Callaghan
Pasadena
Cal
Norman G. Parsons
Schenectady
Daniel Spiegel
Woodmere
Edward Widmaier, Sr
Washington
Alan Myers
Berea
George M. Powel
Bala-Cynwyd
Carl W. Messinger
St. Louis
Cheries
Hoyt
Afcnloursville
F. Jthite
Hudson
George C Keissling
Port Jefferson
Richard G. Hubbell
Garder City
Donald Rowe
Toledo
Croghan
Ronse PL
Sanforn
Karl Williams, Jr
Wilmington
Del
Georges Burpes
Philadelphia
Stanley V. Gorzelnik
Newark
Edward A. Thompson
Valley Stream
Injured Burg Grid Player Improving
Don Lambert of Lansingburg High School, who collapsed after the game with Nott Terrace in Schenectady Friday night, is improving rapidly at Ellis Hospital. He suffered a possible concussion and remains for observation, with plans to leave the hospital in a couple of days.
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Lansingburg
Nott Terrace
Schenectady
Ellis Hospital
Lambert
Watervliet Booters blank Waterford 2 0 in decision
Watervliet High School’s soccer team defeated Waterford High 2 to 0 yesterday afternoon. Goals were credited to Lynch and Baldwin with substitutions listed. Watervliet will host Berlin Friday and entertain at deny Academy Monday. return match with Al-Sany Academy set for Wednesday. Heatly High beat Berlin High 7 1 with Sheedy Valenty scoring twice and other scorers.
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Aig
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Bertia Fridey
Deny Academy
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Waterford
Smith Stops LaChance In Seventh Round
Smith, a New York lightweight, defeated Lefty LaChance of Lisbon, Me, by technical knockout in seven rounds. Referee Tim Ferrick halted the bout as LaChance struggled with an injured hand, marking Smith’s 10th straight win in the New England ring.
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Charile, Smith
New York
New England
Lefty LaChanes
Lisbon
Tim Ferrick
Smith
la Chance
Montreal
al Stephany
Wew
York
Hydes Rally to Nutty Rail League Wins
In the Railro ad League action Hydes swept two contests. Crawenetta and Hyde surged to 182-522 and 186-499 scores leading individual scorers. Beebe toped with 192-371. Ryan and Taylor added key marks while Weingartner Pratt and Connors anchored the losers as Greens and Brockways also posted wins in a chaotic, high-scoring night across multiple leagues.
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Hydes
Dunkers
Crawenetta
Hyde
Individwal
Beebe
Tre Taylors
Comebacx
Ryan
Taylor
Weingartner
Pratt
Schemerhorn
Niles
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Fishhers
Hadlman
Greens
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Beddow
Army Gridders Limbering Up Ahead of Villanova Game
Army returned from its first true test uninjured and began correcting mistakes from Saturday’s win over Duke. Coach Earl Blaik limited the initial workout to light limbering up, passing, and kicking, expressing satisfaction with the Cadets’ performance against the Blue Devils.
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Army
Duke
Earl Blatk
Villanova
Blue Devils
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