Open Battle Shapes Up in College Tilts
The Midwest college football power lost its grip as Notre Dame dropped to tenth in the AP poll while Army rose to No. 1. Purdue’s decisive 28-14 upset over Notre Dame in South Bend last Saturday reshaped the national ranking and opened the door for a wide open title chase.
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Army Faces Michigan as 1945 Champ Seeks Defense
The article outlines a crowded clash of top teams led by Army and features Oklahoma Texas SMU Kentucky Stanford California Maryland Purdue and Notre Dame as title contenders. It notes Army’s bid for another high finish at Yankee Stadium in a key Saturday bout with Michigan along with several Saturday games in Dallas and across the country.
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Ed Ford Faces Army Examination After World Series Health
New York pitcher Ed Ford, 21, who helped the Yankees clinch the World Series by winning the fourth game 5-2, underwent a physical for Army service after a September deferment due to a trace tropical germ in his system.
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Malay Girls in Johore Adopt Western Dress Says Principal
Che Azizah binte Ja'afar of the Johore School of Domestic Science calls for caution as Malay girls in Johore shift from sarongs to Western frocks and abandon the kain kelubong head scarf, noting the trend but not condemning change.
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W & L Generals Readying for Virginia Clash Saturday
Washington and Lee prepares for a Richmond City Stadium showdown with Virginia in the Second Annual Tobacco Festival. Coach Barclay seeks front line strength as Lyons joins practice and Thoms on may miss the game with a leg injury.
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Roundup of spring injuries and football punchlines in 1950s notes
College and professional sports chatter spans injuries and comebacks. Ray Estes refrains from full strength after a diving board mishap while Casey Stengel lauds Ferris Fain’s fielding. Art Lewis visits Johnny’s hospital after a fist injury, and Don Coleman weighs in at 184 pounds. Bulla snaps photos during World Series practice as Michigan Alumni grab 30 000 Army tickets and Big Ten fans buy 10 000 more for Yankee Stadium.
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General's Terrific Ground Assault Reported
Scout Bus Male praised the Generals as a sound team capable of downing an opponent in a high stakes confrontation. Cavaliers were informed of the Generals strength and tactical readiness ahead of the matchup.
Derivation of the word aspic from spike jelly lore
The term aspic is traced to a French origin meaning spike jelly. Historically a lavender aspic was once prepared, linking the name to its decorative setting.
Television adds complications to boxing in telecast era
The piece argues TV gives a good ring side view but misses bruising details and impact, citing the Sept. 22 Saxton Pellone fight in New York. It notes writers and viewers misjudge outcomes from broadcasts, stressing the camera omits key aspects of fights and judges’ decisions.
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Singer Takes Stock In St. Louis Browns Front Office
Metropolitan Opera star Helen Traubel has joined the St. Louis Browns organization adding a new member to the front office. Browns president Bill DeWitt confirmed the move saying Traubel may sing The Star Spangled Banner at next year’s opening game.
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Eskimo dog origin traced to eastern Siberia
The breed is believed to have originated in eastern Siberia and was likely in service as a sled or pack animal for about 2,000 years.
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White Sox Keep Manager Secret In 1951 Shakeup
Chicago officials refuse to reveal the identity of the club’s 1951 manager, with Frank Lane and Chuck Comiskey set to announce within 48 hours. Unofficial word links Paul Richards to the post. Red Corriden remains skipper pending a decision.
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Red) Corriden
Mel Ott Fourfold Five-Base Walks Hit In Career
The historic slugger Mel Ott achieved four instances of drawing five walks in a single game during his major league career, marking a remarkable on-base performance. Ott's patience at the plate showcased his discipline and power, underscoring his legacy as a premier offensive figure.
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Wolverines Set To Take Army At Yankee Stadium
Michigan’s Wolverines prepare to face Army in New York after a season aiming to break Army’s 22 game unbeaten streak. Bennie Oosterbaan’s squad hopes to rebound from last year’s setback while acknowledging players may still feel the impact of the defeat.
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Artist Conquers Wartime Boredom with Envelopes
Los Angeles based commercial artist Frank L. Carlson turned wartime boredom into a hobby decorating letters he mailed home. He drew squadron emblems on envelopes with postmarks from towns like Goodman Wisconsin and Topmost Kentucky, creating 100 pieces so far. Despite no money, he now has a loyal fan base and works at night to meet demand.
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Southern Teams Set for Showdown
The Southern Conference heats up as North Carolina Tar Heels clash with Wake Forest Deacons in Chapel Hill. Both squads aim to start strong after NC beat Notre Dame 14 7 and Wake Forest tied in a prior contest, signaling a pivotal early season showdown.
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Ruptured Men Offered $3.50 Truss Trial
An advertisement from Kansas City Missouri promotes a 30 day trial for an elastic belt truss aid for rupture. Readers are promised a $3.50 truss as a thank you for sending a descriptive circular via mail to the company at 2906 Main Street.
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