Sports Roundup notes from New York October sports mix
Ted Broadribb proposes Red Cochrane to face Arthur Dana Har in Lon don. Eastern racing eyes Alsab as Remsen favorite after weight assignments. Dolph Camilli pilots own plane to California ranch. DiMaggio family plans and baby timing feature in series chatter. Meadow Brook golf event crowns Lt John Fell over Sammy Byrd with runners-up P Hal Sims and Don Grant among others.
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New York
The
Special News Service
Ted Broadribb
Fleischer
Ring Magazine
Red Cochrane
Lonnm
Arthur Danahar
Red
Alsab
Jack Campbell
Remsen
Jamaica
Dolph Camilli
California
Joe DiMaggio
Marius Russo
DiMag
Poppa
Mama
Dunior
Meadow Brook Club
John R. Fell
Navy
Sammy Byrd
P. Hal Sims
Don Grant
Pete Bostwick
Devereux Milburn Jr
Stew Iglehart
Bob Gerry
Howell van Gerbig
One Eyed Connolly backs national semi pro tournament entry
One eyed Connolly earned a regular spot in the national semi pro baseball tournament by catching every gate crasher as 103000 cash customers entered. Tony Sisti, Buffalo painter and prizefighter, holds a one man exhibit in New York this week. Southern grid experts may learn line on all team prospects when Georgia’s Frankie Sinkwich faces Hopes and Hevious of Ole Miss. A western conference statistician notes football pool odds from 8-1 for three winners to 1.224-1 for ten. Camp Croft has four ex captains from Boston College Lafayette Bucknell and American International. Chuck Fenske trains with weight in the Army and plans no comeback. St Mary’s admission for service men was 50 cents with two thirds of gate proceeds donated to service groups.
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Connolly
Tony Sisti
Buffalo
New York
Southern Grid
Georgia
Frankie Sinkwich
Ole Miss
Ervice
Camp Croft
S. C
Joe Monzo
Boston College
Tony Cabello
Lafayette
Mouse Bessel
Bucknell
George Wood
Americanternational
Jack Schwartz
Chuck Fenske
Army
Moffett Pield
Calif
St. Mary’s
Pants and Passes From Gridiron
AP report surveys recent college football tales across the nation. NYU and Texas A M collided in Yankee Stadium after a lingering scheduling dispute. Kirksville Teachers guard Bob Mills fans between plays as a telltale sign of fatigue. UCLA notches a 33 to 0 loss to Stanford with injuries mounting. Brown’s Bruce Remick wears out shoulder pads in early season action. Ohio State fans boast a bold fourth down conversion in a 7 to 0 win over USC.
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Kirksville
Bob Mills
Mills
Los Angeles
Stanford
University of California At
Uclans
Howard Hunt
Ed Breeding
Gene Alder
Spotlight on Gaffney Shines for Volunteers in Duke Defeat
Gaffney carried the ball effectively for Tennessee in a 19 to 0 loss to Duke in Durham. Jarrin Jim showed strong running as the only Vol back to play the full game while Johnny Butler and Bob Byers faced stout defense. Eddie Sacks, famed drum major of the Redskins, was noted as a relative of local store figure Sam Shendow. Winchester fans Sturm Sargent Huffman and Locke attended nearby games.
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Jim Gaffney
Tennessee
Vols
Duke
Durham
Alleghany High School
Jarrin
Jim
Johnny Butler
Bobby Cifers
Wallace Wade
Gaffeny
Cumberland Valley
Gaffney
Eddie Sacks
Washington Redskins
Griffith Stadium
Sam Shendow
Bell Clothes Store
Westmont
Explanation of Haw Haw Being Radio Banned
New York report states Lord Haw Haw William Joyce claimed American broadcasters rejected his anti British talks for US rebroadcast. Paul White of CBS confirmed the speeches were offered and quipped only a Lord Haw Haw would expect broadcast. Joyce then attacked American politics for 15 minutes.
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New York
Lord Haw Haw
Berlin Radio
Joyce
Two Battered Up Pitchers Are Series Heroes
In the 1947 World Series the Yankees’ Joe Gordon is acclaimed hero for strong hitting and defense, but Paul Krichell credits two unlikely pitchers, Bernie Bonham and Marius Russo, as the true series stars after both delivered crucial four hit games despite injuries. Russo battled a bad stomach and Bonham a bad back, yet they won pivotal games that defined the series.
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New York
Joe Gordon
Yankees
Gordon
Dodgers
Ed Barrow
Paul Krichell
Paul
Bernie Bonham
Marius Russo
Russo
Bonham
Ernie
Kirchell
Duckpin Teams Sweep Matches
Duckpin league results show Glaize Bros 3 0 United Food, Fries Groc 0 Goodyear 0 Valley Service 2 Snapps 0 Clearbrook 3 Nat Fruit 0 Studebaker 3 Lee Baking 0. Notable performances include Manuel 144 and Stipe 139 for Clearbrook, Stipe 363 and Hottel 368 in high sets, Bell Clothes 586 and 555 in high team games, and Bell Clothes 1676 in high team set totals.
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Fries Groc
Goodyear
Valley Service
Snapps
Clearbrook
Nat. Fruit
Studebaker
Lee Baking
Manuel
Glaize
Carper
Bell Colches
Stipe
Glaize Bros
Hottel
Bell Clothes
Manuelle
Dellinger
Nomiamies
Wa Gees
Puwae 'Valley Service
Studebaker See
Inside Story of Yankees Dynasty and a Quiet Farewell
New York on October 7 offers an inside look at how the New York Yankees built a dynasty by winning five world championships in six years. Directors Ed Barrow and Joe McCarthy share trust and philosophy while players like Joe Gordon and Johnny Strum reflect on loyalty and the spirit of baseball.
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New York
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Yankees
Joe Gordon
Johnny Strum
Ed. Barrow
Joe McCarthy
Lou Gehrig
McCarthy
Barrow
Strum
Gordon
International League
Yanks
Harrisonburg Streaks Prep For Handley Turkey Bowl
Harrisonburg Blue Streaks trained Friday afternoon for their Turkey Bowl clash with Winchester Handley Judges. Coach Warren’s team, undefeated this season, seeks a two wins one tie record as the Handley eleven, the stoutest foe, looms during a Turkey Festival highlight after the Grand Parade. A large crowd from H. H. 8 S. and Apple City is expected to attend.
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Harrisonburg
Handley
Winchester
Lexington High
Handley Eleven
Warren
Missing Army plane reported safe after overnight search
Wright Field announced an Army Air Corps plane, reported missing last night, landed safely at Baltimore yesterday but did not report in. The ship had departed en route from Baltimore via Pittsburgh and alarm rose when no report came after reaching Pittsburgh.
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Dayton
Wright Field
Army Air Corps
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
V P S Back Is So Conference Star of the Week
Bobby Smith of Charlottesville Virginia Tech is named soph of the week after sparking Tech to a 3-0 upset of Georgetown, with a fumble recovery leading to a field goal. Lefty Jack Wright missed an extra point for Maryland after a 6-6 tie, while Duke’s Leo Long Tom Davis starred in a 19-0 win over Tennessee. Hugh Cox helped North Carolina to a 20-0 victory over Davidson.
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Raleigh
N. C
Bobby Smith
Charlottesville
Smith
Virginia ‘Tech
Gobblers
Georgetown
Tech
Jack Wright
Baltimore
University of Maryland
Western Maryland
Wright
Maryland
Leo Long
South Orange
N. J
Tom Davis
Wilson
Duke
Blue Devils
Tennessee
Hugh Cox
Camden
S. C
North Carolina
Davidson
Deacon Standouts Lead Wake Forest in 52-13 rout
Wake Forest tops Furman 52-13 as Perry of Raleigh and Cochrane of Birmingham shine at back. Clemson’s soph backs Franklin and Butler help beat N C State. Citadel tops Army 19-6 with Victor scoring. Washington and Lee’s lineman Bill Purman, 215, key in 7-0 loss to Kentucky.
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Wohn Perry
Raleigh
Red Cochrane
Birmingham
Aisa
Wake Forest
Deacons
Furman
Harry Franklin
Morristown
Tenn
Marion Butler
Greenville
D. C
Clemson
Tigers
N. C. State
Andy Victor
Kingstown
Albert Salvato
Philadelphia
Citadel
Army
Victor
Washington and Lee
Generals
Kentucky
Bill Purman
A Home Newspaper Community Focus
Local paper highlights community interests and events in a concise bulletin of notices and updates for residents. Timely briefs cover local people, places, and happenings shaping the neighborhood’s daily life.
Fights Last Night Across Cities Include Wins by Jannazzo and Poreda
New York Izzy Jannazzo 183 defeated Lew Schwartz 165 1-3 10 rounds. Newark Frank Poreda 194 outpointed Henry Cooper 192 10 rounds. Jersey City Tommy Uniontown Pa outpointed Frani Duane 134 Elizabeth N J S Los Angeles Melio Bettina 187 Beacon N Y defeated Sonny Boy Walker 207 Camp Elliott San Diego 10 rounds.
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New York
Izzy Jannazzo
Lew Schwartz
Newark
Frank Poreda
Jersey City
Henry Cooper
Tommy
Uniontown
Frani- 2
Duane
Elizabeth
N.js
Los Angeles
Melio Bettina
Beacon
N. Y
Sonny Boy Walker
Camp Elliott
San Diego
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Bruce Remick
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Buckeyes
Southern California
Bell
Bell Clothes Stores
Sturm
Otis Sargent
Ran Huffman
Buddy Locke
Ebbert’s Field
Haw Haw
Sherwin-Williams
Nori
America
Asteven
N. Loudoun St
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Yankee
Bonham and Russo
United Food
H. H. 8 S. Rooters
Apple City
Charles Town
West Virginia
Eby Farm
Rippon
Wheatland
Potomac Light and Power Co
W. Berry Grove
Grove & McDonald
V.P.S
Billy Smith
Frank B. Gilbreth
Ing
Deacon
Cc. B. Smalts & Son
National Ave
General Tire
Squeegee
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George Washington Garage
GEO. T. Barnsley
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