Yale players, managers, and wrestling fans in mixed chatter
A kaleidoscope of sports notes touches Yale, Buck Newsom, and a bouncer offer. Brewers seek a new manager with candidates like Ki Cuyler and Bert Neihoff. father son Huebel in Washington Idaho game. Rockne film praise. Stanford- Santa Clara tickets set. McCarthy interview on season losses after DiMaggio injury. several other quick sport tidbits.
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Bo Bo
Milwaukee Brewers
Ki Cuyler
Nashville
Bert Neihoff
Jersey City
Rogers Hornsby
Oklahoma City
Jack Huebel
Paul Huebel
Oakland Tribune
Jack Kearns
Rockne
Pat O’brien
Warner-Jones U. S. C
Marine Corps Reserve
Bernie Bierman
Dodgers Dominate Pittsburgh in 21-0 Shutout
Brooklyn fans boast about football and baseball as Dr. Sutherland's Dodgers crush Pittsburgh 21 to 0 while the Wolves linger in the background.
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Brooklyn
Dr. Sutherland
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Wolves
All American Previews Spotlight on Harman and Kimbrough
All American previews highlight Michigan’s Tommy Harmon and Texas A and M’s John Kimbrough as leading backfield candidates. Harmon's 69 of 88 Michigan points and 12 passing points stir praise, while Kimbrough’s 222 pounds and late Dallas hospital stint showcase his power after a 60 minute UCLA game. Other top backs listed include Christman, Scott, Crain, and a host of stars from major programs across the South and nation.
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Associated Press
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Michigan Thunderbolt
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Michigan
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Red Grange
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Dallas
Los Angeles
Paul Christman
Missouri
Don Scott
Ohio State
Jack Crain
Texas
Christman
Scott
Jim Langhurst
Crain
Berryville Hosts Mt. Vernon In First Home Grid Battle
Berryville High School aims for a third straight win as the Bobcats face Mt. Vernon at Alexandria tomorrow. Coach George Pope expects a tough, fast foe and plans to rely on a strong passing attack led by quarterback Dickie Potts supported by Houghton, Lickey, Stough and Berry for the line.
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Lee Boys
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J. Lee
Emmart
Dave Childs
Jim Iden
Bud Levi
Boxing Roundup of Fights in Cities Across the Northeast
In New York Pat Comiskey defeated Cooper by points in a 10 round bout. In Wilkes Barre Al Nettlow bested Howard Burton on points over 10 rounds. In White Plains Tony Ferrara outpointed Young Kid McCoy in eight rounds. In New York Everett Rightmire beat Bernie Friedkin on points in eight rounds.
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Paterson
N. J
Wilkes Barre
al Nettlow
Detroit
Howard Burton
White Plains
N.Y
Tony Ferrara
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Young Kid McCoy
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Rightmire
Sioux City
Bernie Friedkin
Brooklyn
War News Censored Caution for U S Readers
The Star cautions readers that most European news is censored before transmission to the United States, signaling limited access to straight reports from the war fronts and signaling controlled information flow.
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Europe
United States
Virginia V. M. I. showdown set for 15000 fans at Scott Stadium
Charlottesville awaits a 15000 crowd as Virginia and V. M. I. renew their rivalry in the 36th meeting at Scott Stadium. Key players from 1938 return, with Cardozo Shelby and Shu noted among the remaining scorers, while Dudley Neustedter and others seek a decisive win in the season's first major state clash.
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Lexington
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Jim Gillette
Lon Shelby
Dale Heely
Mosby Cardozo
Harry Dinwiddie
Cardozo
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Pentecostals To Hear Musicians
The Rev. H. B. Wittenhouse of Pennsylvania and William Fowler of Leesburg will be at the Pentecostal gathering to hear musicians.
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Pennsylvania
William Fowler
Leesburg
Handley hosts Homecoming as Judges face Allegany
Invitations go to about 120 former Handley players for Saturday’s homecoming game against Allegany High of Cumberland Maryland. The 2:30 p.m. kickoff marks the C W A L season opener for the local school. Allegany beat Handley 19 to 6 last year and lost to Hagerstown 6 to 0 this season. Handley coaches aim to end the five year Allegany winning streak.
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Cumberland
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Norman Ochs
Winchester
Franklin and Marshall uses winter wrestling for gridiron power
The Franklin and Marshall Diplomats credit winter wrestling with their football success. Coach Alan Holman notes year round training keeps players in top shape as they pursue a possible bowl game after beating Dartmouth and other teams.
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Pentecostal Mission Announces Friday Service at 8 PM
The Pentecostal Mission at 113 South Cameron Street invites attendees to a Friday 8 p.m. service led by Pastor J. S. Shade. The note mentions the church will bring musical instruments to the event.
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South Cameron Street
Og J. S. Shade
Tony
Great Goalie Cecil Thompson Ends Storied Hockey Career
DETROIT October 16 With no visible regret Cecil Tiny Thompson the renowned goaltender ends a long career in which he faced an estimated 100000 shots. The 35 year old leaves Detroit for Buffalo to help rebuild a weak club in the American Hockey League.
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Tiny) Thompson
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Handley Juniors Overpower RMA 36 6 in Junior Varsity Tilt
Handley Juniors defeated Randolph Macon Academy 36 to 6. Genious Garber Shewan and H. Lewis scored for Handley with a 35 man squad, Otis Sargent coaching as most pupils played. RMA’s lone TD came late on a 50 yard reverse.
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Randolph Macon Academy
Genious
Garber Shewan
H. Lewis
Otis Sargent
Front Royal
Handley Jay Ees
Fortune teller fined for advice to act on first impression
In Elkhart Indiana on October 16 a man known as Prof Harry Best alias Clark J Somers advised a client to act on a first impression in business. Danforth then produced a policeman's badge from his coat and Best paid a $20 fine and costs for fortune telling. Danforth awaits promotion.
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Ind
Harry Best
Thomas J. Danforth
Dispatch
Best
Clark J. Somers
Danforth
The War Today by Mackenzie on foreign affairs
Mr. MacKenzie, AP foreign affairs writer, provides an interpretative piece on The War Today, offering analysis and context on ongoing global conflicts as presented on page.
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