Sports Roundup From New York Highlights College Grid Odds
New York reports pull from college football and racing with odds on Texas Christian versus North Carolina and California versus Washington State. Mentioned are Baylor ace fullback injured in Denver action, Tulane radio plans, Auburn backfield notes, and Indiana debates over suspension for conference issues.
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Michigan
Mr. Harmon
Denver
Jack Wilson
Baylor
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Red Dawson
Tulane
Texas Christian
North Carolina
California
Washington State
State
Northwestern
Illinois
Louisiana
Georgia
Notre Dame
Georgia Tech
Santa
Mississippi
Clara
Stanford
Bay
Lor
Arkansas
Pauciheee Nebraska
Indiana
Southern Methodist
Pittsburgh
Fordham
Auburn
Mississippi State
Appi State
Dartmouth
Wisconsin
Dance at Oak Grove Saturday Night Show
Oak Grove hosts Saturday night dances with Sun afternoon and night music by Marshall Adams and his three colored hot shots. Event dated 10 11 21.
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Oak Grove
Marshall Adams
Red Sox win by a nose as Lombardi exits
Feature notes Shelburn of Marion vo und declares he will transfer to any college in the U S next season to fully equip his 33 teammates with new uniforms. Guest Star Deak Morse of St Johnsbury Caledonian Record reports the Reds win by a nose with Ernie Lombardi out of there.
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Marion Vound
Reece Reat
Beretto
U. S
Deak Morse
St. Johnsbury
Reds
Ernie Lombardi
Home Guard Appoints New Commanding General
Governor Lehman names Major General William Ottman of New York City to lead the New York Home Guard replacing the National Guard.
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New York City
Herbert H. Lehman
New York Home Guard
Home Guard
National Guard
Calls at White House on Far East affair with Pan American
Pan American Airways board chairman Sonny Whitney, fresh from a monthlong Far East inspection, meets President with undisclosed details. Brig. Gen. Irving J. Phillipson is moved to command the 2d Corps Area replacing Gen. Hugh A. Drum who will head the 1st Army full time.
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Pan-American Airways
Far East
White House
Army
Irving J. Phillipson
Hugh A. Drum
2D Corps
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Drum
1St Army
Handley Handley Handley Rolls Past Harrisonburg 26 0
Handley defeats Harrisonburg 26 to 0 in the Turkey Bowl at Harrisonburg with three McIntyre touchdowns and Moore adding another. Siantere sparked Handley’s offense while Green, Boyce, and McIntyre starred on defense and in the backfield for the Judges.
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Harrisonburg
Moore
Taylor
Bobby Taylor
Oscar Bywaters
Leonard Newcome
Bill Miller
Graham Kerr
Handley
Green
Boyce
Butch Robinson
MciIntyre
Huyett
Newcome
Richards
Whitham
Legge
G. Robinson
Tomney
Slayden
Mudd
Rosenberger
Crisman
Ginn
Thomson
Ashley
Kern
Beets
Price
Webster
O'Donnell
Armentrout
Crawford
Julius
Lee
Humes
Simmons
Handley Le—Coffman
Seeeee
Aeee Burke
Lt—Flemming
Motorcycle Racers Weigh Prizes At Local Winchester Speedway
Miller McDonald said a large field of expert riders from the eastern states will compete at Winchester Speedway tomorrow. George Sabine of Gaithersburg Md leads entries. other riders include the Smith brothers from Cabin John and Washington Dc riders such as Forrester Wilkinson Bob Wells and more. Time trials begin at 1 pm with races at 2 pm in what promises to be a top national event.
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Aleady
Miller McDonald
George Sabine
Gaithersburg
Cabin John
Smith Brothers
Don and
Charles
Washington, D. C
Forrester Wilkinson
Bob Wells
Jack Wimsatt
Eddie Weisner
Jackie Garner
Ross Beach
Bob Brigman
Bob Hartley
Jake Jolliffe
Pennsylvania
Hostetter
Johnny Hostetter
H. Black
Milt Weasel
Glenn Hewitt
McDonald
Crossword clues mixed with scattered phrases and headings
A jumble of crossword entries and scattered phrases including Across and Down clues with numbers and hints such as Stalk of grain, Suffers pain, Crazy slang, Life preserver, Semblance, Savor, and more, along with a note about distribution by King Features Syndicate Inc and references to rivers, plants, and objects.
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India
Wrath
Wales
Europe
Brooklyns Gun Woman Subdues Estranged Husband In Street
A distraught Brook lyn woman believed her 25 year old estranged husband Thomas was courting another woman. She forced him to his knees in a crowded street at pistol point and ordered him to say his prayers before police intervened. Vivian Tringall, 22, of Brooklyn, was involved in the incident.
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Vivian Tringall
Brooklyn
Sailor Stars Lead In Star Ladies League Matches
Sailor tops the Star Ladies loop after last night’s play with multiple wins. Notable results include Greyhound over Handley 2 1 and Sailer 131 over 121, while high totals see Star 1532 and Greyhound 1487 in pinfall.
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Beta Sigma
Star
Imperial
Greyhound
Handley
Nurses
Hershey
Rppublic
Goodrich
Bell Cudhes
Sailer
van Deventer
Siler
Police Court Finds Drivers Lectured and Fined
Police Court actions include C W Corbin of Berryville Avenue charged with reckless driving, assessed 14 dollars. Jesse Sytes of Petersburg, W Va, found guilty of driving while intoxicated, fined 100 dollars costs and sentenced to one month in jail with 10 days to be served. He is released on bond due to a stomach ailment, with his father as surety.
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Berryville Avenue
Donald Weems
Jesse Sytes
Petersburg
W. Va
Sytes
Berryville Runs Up 31 0 Victory Over Manassas
Berryville High School’s Bobcats dominated Manassas 31 to 0 at Manassas as Emmatt and Potts produced the early score and Potts led a second quarter burst. Pitta intercepted a pass for a 50 yard return and Lee then scored as Berryville pulled away before halftime. The Clarke County team continued pressure into the second half, with John Lee and Emmart contributing in a one-sided game that highlighted Berryville’s passing and line play.
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P. O
Twen Je OO
Bill Siantere
Bert Moore
Harrisonburg
Handley
Powell
Taylor
Green
Boyce
McIntyre
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Huyett
Humphrey
Rea
Kerr
Bobby Green
Fuller
Newcome
Whitham
Moore
Harpine
Manassas
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Clarke County Invaders
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Bobcats
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Clarke
Potts
Invaders
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Bobcat
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Carl “Black Pury
Pitts
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Blackguard
Prince William
Lee
Lickey
Block
Bill Lee
Fleet
Pitta
Houghton
Don Rocap
Oval
J. Lee
Dave Childs
Harpers Ferry
George Pope
Mt. Vernon High
Mt. Vernon
Alexandria
Percy R. H
Wolfe
F. B—Emmart
Beeton
Enders
Iden
Can Duke
Levi
Childs
Deserabig
Jack Bell
Jim Pail Russell
K. Rhoden
Roosevelt and Willkie Lead in George Washington HQ Poll
President Roosevelt gained 23 votes on Wendell Willkie this week in the George Washington Headquarters poll. Roosevelt 104, Willkie 81 this week. Cumulative totals: Roosevelt 1,267 to Willkie 1,134 from August 1. Nineteen states represented this week.
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Wendell Willkie
George Washington
Willkie
Brown Bombers to Host Charlottesville Eleven
The Brown Bombers prepare for their second home game of the season against the Charlottesville eleven. Officials cite a strong visiting aggregation from Winchester while the Bombers will use their same starting lineup. Carl Campbell to referee.
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Winchester
Bombers
Thurston Clevenger
Carl Campbell
Redskins at Cardinals Clash in Week Start at Griffith
The undefeated Washington Redskins host the Chicago Cardinals at Griffith Stadium Sunday at 2 30 PM. The Redskins, winners over three division rivals, face their first Western division foe as the Cardinals under Jimmy Conzelman arrive after beating the Bears and tying the Lions and Steelers.
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Washington Redskins
Chicago Cardinals
Griffith Stadium
Brooklyners
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Steelers
Skins
Cardinals
Jimmy Cornzelman
Chicago Bears
Detroit Lions
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