Army Notre Dame Penn Lead In AP Grid Poll
Army tops the AP weekly college football poll with 24th win, 19 0 over Duke. Notre Dame stays second after a 41 6 rout of Iowa, while Penn rises to third with a 32 19 defeat of Navy as UCLA Georgia and Harvard share first place ballots among top ten. Columbia set to face Penn before Army clash. Wake Forest leaps to 12th after an upset of Tennessee.
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Bobcats Rally to Beat Flames in Blue Ribbon Showdown
In the After School Football League Bobcats overcome an early deficit to beat the Roskruge Flames 13-8. Key plays included a safety by Felix Reyes, a TD pass from Richard Acede to Shorty Bravo, and a late 30 yard return scoop for a Flames score.
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Big Nine Team May Play Bowl Game
The Western conference unofficially supported Rose Bowl participation for a limited period. Purdue approved a plan for a Big Nine team to represent the East in the New Year classic for three years. Conference members expected Pacific Coast acceptance after Western approval.
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Davis Is Hardest Gridiron Worker
Glenn Davis Army All American halfback is described as the hardest working back in the East. National Collegiate Athletic Bureau figures show 102 plays for 718 yards, including 74 rushing plays for 468 yards. Joe Rogers of Villanova is runner up in total yardage with 550 yards in 74 plays, but trails in rushing yards with 510 on 66 carries.
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Angelo Lott Top Wrestling State Match at Armory
Martino Angelo world light heavy champion meets Alabama Jimmy Lott in a non title feature on tonight's 40 and 8 program at the local armory. Semifinal pairs Jesse James of Houston against Herb Parks of Vancouver. Openers at 8 30 p m have George Holmes facing Ace Freeman with Lott noted for a rough show.
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Draft long in decline as farm system grows
In Rushing and Punting New York Oct 29, the baseball draft loses traction as farm systems dominate. Major clubs purchase minor league contracts before the draft, leaving few top prospects to select. 1945 and 1946 results show limited success, contrasting with past stars plucked from obscurity.
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Howard Moss
Grover Alexander
Hack Wilson
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Pinky Whitney
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Red Lucas
Sam Gray
Hal Carlson
Game Protective Meeting Tonight in Tucson
Members of the Tucson Game Protective association will meet at 8 p m at Roskruge school to hear Roy Gambrell of the state game department discuss policies. Tom Kimball will discuss quail survey criticisms and a district approach. William Woodin III will present on Arizona reptiles with live snakes and lizards.
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Southern School Draws Color Line
Reno reports the Nevada Mississippi State football game set for Nov 16 may be affected by Southern officials pressuring against Nevada fielding two Negro players. Nevada's Athletic Board will meet to set policy. cancellation not yet discussed. Forfeit of 3000 dollars stipulated if the game is cancelled. Mississippi's coach declines comment.
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One of six Minnesota football coaches did not attend the university
The report notes that among six football coaches tied to Minnesota the only one absent from the university in person did not attend classes on campus.
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Pi Kappa Alpha Remains Unbeaten In Arizona Tourney
The undefeated Pi Kappa Alpha basketball team beat LDS 34 to 23 in the University of Arizona tournament. Clayton Niles scored nine points and Johnny Roach seven as Sigma Nu beat ZBT 23 to 19, Theta Chi defeated Phi Gamma Delta 20 to 13, and SAE edged Kappa Psi 23 to 17.
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Clayton Niles
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Wildcats Practice Ahead of Hardin-Simmons Clash
Arizona faced a rugged injury report as Bernie Ruman with a separated shoulder and Max Spilsbury with a broken nose sat out practice. Sol Rhee and Leigh Heath showed improvement, while Art Pollard and Tom Black remained sidelined. The Cowboys’ strong recent wins against McMurray, Kansas State, San Jose, New Mexico, and Tempe loom as the next test.
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Panthers Train After Penalties Hurt Ajo Loss
Amphitheatre Panthers prepared for Tombstone game with drills after a 12-6 loss to Ajo in which they drew 250 yards in penalties while Ajo was penalized once. Coach Chauncey McDaniel criticized officiating and noted the team out rushed and out passed Ajo. Season stands without a win with recent losses to Coolidge Casa Grande Florence Superior and Ajo.
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Hatchetman Wins With Another KO
Curtis Hatchetman Sheppard, a top heavyweight contender, knocked out George Fitch of New Haven in the fifth round in Baltimore. The victory moves Sheppard closer to a potential world title bout with Joe Louis next summer. Fitchayed to the canvas two seconds before the bell after a powerful left hook.
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Badgers Prepare for Douglas Tilt After Tough Workouts
Coach Rollin T. Gridley pushed the Badgers through hard blocking and punting drills as they prepare to face the Douglas Bulldogs on Friday. St Mary's defense pressured early, with a punt block and a 39 yard run by Lee Carey, and an 88 yard kickoff return by Dick Ybarra.
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Yankees Front Office Shuffle Rumor Triggers Speculation
Sport Roundup notes speculation that Weiss may move to the Giants, freeing a front office post for Bucky Harris under MacPhail. Dodgers resolve how players will obtain new cars as Branch Rickey plans to cover costs. It also reports Iowan players leaving for other colleges and mentions Harold and Herbert Shoener of Irvington, New Jersey.
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Former Red Sox catcher coaches at Allegheny College
Bob Garbark, ex Red Sox catcher turned Allegheny College coach, meets a puzzled sophomore who asks if he can join football late after being cut from the glee club. The coach chides him about football practice already starting weeks ago and games played.
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Adelphia College Plans Men’s Basketball and Football Teams
Adelphia College, a new girls school, will field a men’s basketball team with scheduled games against Rider St Francis Kings Point Hofstra and Mitchell Field. A football team is planned to meet Skidmore and Vassar next fall. Ed U ski of Marshall College and the 2nd and 4th Air Forces has a regular job as guard with the Cleveland Browns. His brothers Ray returning to Penn State is Bob Higgins’ prize blocking back and Harry also plays guard at Kentucky.
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Duke relinquishes Army slot to Virginia Tech in schedule shift
DOTS ALL BROTHERS notes Duke will give up its Army game to Virginia Tech next season and hopes to schedule another major rival in New York each autumn. Maurice Podoloff, the 5'2" head of the Basketball Association of America, says it can be embarrassing for a small man to be seen as a runt in a league full of taller figures.
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Maurice Podoloff
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Rochester Records Against 1946 Schedule Opponents
Rochester has met four of the eight teams on its 1946 schedule more than 20 times, reflecting long-standing series as the season unfolds.
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Betz Considers European Indoor Tennis Tour
New York October 29 Pau line Betz world and Wimbledon singles champion says she may play indoor tournaments in Europe this winter if transportation problems are resolved.
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