Brooklyn Grid Coach Resigns
Pete Cawthon head coach of the Brooklyn Tigers resigned yesterday after a string of SRE defeats. Ed Kubale and Frank Bridges will supervise preparations for next Sunday's game against the Prairie Saints. Cawthon, a former Texas Tech coach, said he left of his own free will and reached a satisfactory financial settlement.
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Gould Pleads Innocent to Conspiracy
New York era: Capt Joseph Gox aan Als general cody? tigi tria! and four specifications accuse Gould of conspiring to influence Army contract awards for woven gear at Cornwall Shipbuilding. He allegedly received over 18000 dollars in improper compensation and sought to sway a key witness. Contracts valued at 570000 and 330000 are noted. witnesses say he ordered bids halted on life floats.
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Coast-Big 10 Clash Urged By Madigan
Edward Madigan urges a postwar showdown between Western Conference and Pacific Coast Conference champions. He argues such a game would unite the two regions, despite a Western Conference rule restricting postseason play by its members. Coaches and scouts at the Quarterback Club meeting discuss potential matchups and implications for major programs including Illinois, Michigan, Ohio State, Wisconsin, and Minnesota.
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Slip) Madigan
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Gopher Reins Until December 1. At Columbus, Athletic: Director Dow. St. John
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Hamburg Out for Notre Dame Game Navy Passer Hamberg Out Saturday
Annapolis article reports Hal Hamburg the Navy top passer is definitely out for the Notre Dame game in Baltimore. With Hamburg sidelined Bob Jenkins and Bruce Smith may share passing duties while injuries shuffle the lineup as Navy prepares to face the Irish. Ralph Ellsworth and Dave Barksdale are also listed as potentially ready.
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Joe Louis Heads Ten City Exhibition Tour
Heavyweight champion Joe Louis plans a 21 day furlough tour with ten exhibitions and refereeing duties. opener November 3 in Detroit against Johnny Denson, then stops in Detroit Baltimore New Haven Hartford Philadelphia Washington Buffalo Cleveland Chicago and St Louis with tentative listings and unarranged exact schedules.
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Bruins Prepare To Face Coast Guard Cadets
Brown points toward Coast Guard Academy game with injuries clouding backfield and star tight end. Coach Eagie says Tiedemazin and Moody doubtful after Dartmouth clash as only a third of the squad practiced yesterday and focus shifted to pass defense and offensive schemes for the Cadets.
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Coast Guard Academy
Charles A
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Dellicurti Knocks Out Rossi in Feature Bout
Veteran fighter Vince Dellicurti from New York stopped Eddie Rossi of Boston in a ten round scheduled bout at Arena Gardens. Dellicurti floored Rossi three times before securing a second round knockout amid a packed crowd of about 1,243 spectators.
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Eddie Rossi
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Bartolo to Meet Colon in Albany Boxing Main Event
Sal Bartolo and Mario Colon, Puerto Rican featherweight contenders, square off in an eight round feature at Capitol Arena Albany on the second pro card of the season. Bartolo aims for a bout with Willie Pep as the sport’s title picture tightens with the N B A backing.
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Pete Virgin
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Lou Perez
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George McKinney
Albany
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Jamaica
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Tony Forezzi
Albant
Miller Beats Red Doty In Ten Rounds At Arena Fest
New Haven report shows Miller 155 of New York defeats George Red Doty 131 of Hartford in a ten round decision at Arena fest night. Miller used a left hand to keep Doty off balance as a furious late rally fell short. Semifinal six rounder had Johnny Corbett Branford submitting Steve Ketchell New Haven. Two three rounders had Eddie Compo New Haven beating Larry Morgan and Charlie Howard over Young Andrews JH New York City.
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Red) Doty
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Hershey Awarded Hockey Verdict In Indianapolis Match
New Haven Conn 2 President Maurice A Podoloff of the American Hockey League announced Hershey was awarded a 9 to 3 victory over Indianapolis for using three Detroit National League Club players in a game dated Oct 25. Indianapolis had led 7 to 3 before the ruling, which cited a violation of league player eligibility rules.
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Garner Knocks Out Charley Polk in Third Round Fight
Chicago lightweight Bob Garner, 182 pounds, from Louisville Hy, knocked out Charley Polk, 193 pounds, of Chicago in the third round of a schacnlen ee round match last night at the Marigold Gardens.
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McSpaden Quits as Golf Pro
Harold McSpaden, a leading American golfer, resigns as pro at Philadelphia Country Club to join the Palm Beach Goodall Company of New York as National Public Relations and Fis’ representative. He plans a Western barnstorming tour in November and will compete in the Canadian Red Cross benefit at Vancouver with Byron Nelson. He also aims to enter the War Bond Open at Portland on November 22.
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Syracuse Eleven Loses The Stars
Syracuse football players and staff held limbering-up drills after last Saturday's loss to Boston College. Coach Ossie Solem said regulars were still nursing bruises as Lee Buchsbaum reported for military service and Nora Setter was added as end and center replacement for Navy duty. Bruins acquire Jennings from Detroit Red Wings in exchange for Pete Leswick.
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Three Grid Experts Debate Pet Systems Without Scoring
New York UP Three football exponents Clark Shaughnessy Pittsburg Carl Snavely Cornell and Andy Kerr Colgate debated the I formation and single wing for two hours yesterday at the New York Football Writers Association meeting without scoring a point Shaughnessy praised the I and related options while Snavely defended the T and Kerr noted his team used both formations We agreed the E loses effectiveness when the quarterback cannot operate it well Shaughnessy warned the T substitutes speed for weight and power Kerr said he would not convert after the East West game and described two experimented forms but found some players fit only one formation Continuous scoring came from neither side.
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Oklahoma Aggies Work Hard After Tulsa Upset
Oklahoma A and M faithful celebrate a decisive 464 victory over Tulsa in Norman. Star back Fenimore shines through two games, with teammates Spavital Cothover and Gattis linking runs and passes. The team’s confidence grows as fans hail the freshmen’s All-America potential and a budding undefeated season.
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23 to Get Grid Letters At R P I
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute will award varsity Rs to 23 members of the football squad for service this season. Names include Keith R. Carpenter Ossining and Charles J. Merdinger from Milwaukee. Others listed: John G. Fitzgerald Binghamton Thames P. Davis Newburgh, Cora Ryding Sayresville, Joseph O Callahan Pasadena Norman G Parsons Schenectady Daniel Spiegel Woodmere Edward Widmaier Washington Del John Alan Myers Berea Ohio George M Powell Bala Cynwyd Carl W Messinger St Louis Charles D Esput Monroeville James F. White Hudson George Keissling Jefferson Richard G Hubbell Garden Donald E Rowe Toledo Charles F Peters Croghan Ronald P Wendell Sanford Karl Williams Jr Wilmington George J Burpee Philadelphia Stanley V Gorzeinik Newark Edward A Thompson Valley Stream.
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Croghan
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Sanforn
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Wilmington
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Newark
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Burg Grid Player Improving After Collapsed in Showers
Lansingburg High School football lineman Don Lambert collapsed after the Friday night game with Nott Terrace in Schenectady. He is improving rapidly in Elis Hospital and faces possible concussion tests. Lambert was kept for observation and is expected to leave hospital in a couple days.
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Watervliet Booters blank Waterford 2 0 in soccer showdown
Watervliet High School soccer blanked Waterford High 2 0 yesterday with Lynch and Baldwin scoring. Berlin High was routed 7 1 by Heatly in Memorial Stadium Green Island led by Sheedy and Valenty with two goals each. Watervliet will host Betsie Prigay and Albany Academy Monday. rematch with Albany Academy set for Wednesday in Albany.
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Smith Stops LaChance In Seventh
Smith the New York lightweight stopped Lefty La Chance of Lisbon Maine in seven rounds to gain his 10th straight New England ring victory. Referee Tin Ferrick halted the bout and awarded a technical knockout as La Chance was hampered by an injured hand.
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Army Gridders Limbering Up
Army football practice underway after debut victory over Duke. Earl Blaik leads Cadets through passing and kicking drill as they prep for Villanova, aiming to tighten mistakes from Saturday's win and sharpen readiness for the Blue Devils matchup.
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