Sports Round Up By Eddie Brietz
New York round up covers player trades and rumors including White Sox pursuing Julius Solters from the Browns and offering Rip Radcliffe. Joe Golombek dismissed from Elon College squad. Cubs likely to re elect Gabby Hartnett with Ki Ki Cuyler as alternative. Harlem skating rink opening with Joe Louis. Various college and pro football notes plus betting lines and guest star Jerry Mitchell.
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New York
White Sox
Julius Solters
Browns
Rip Radcliffe
Joe Golombek
Elon College
Frankie Frisch
al Simmons
Albany
Toronto
Oklahoma
Sooners
Boston College
Cornell
Syracuse
Princeton
Penn State
Joe Louis
Detroit
Harlem
Durocher
Chicago
Ed Barrow
The
Yanks
Tom Yawkey
South Carolina
Jerry Mitchell
New York Post
Chicago Black Hawks
Gabby Hartnett
Phil K. Wrigley
Dizzy Dean
Lions Lead League A in Last Night Bowling Matches
The Lions Club topped League A and pushed the American Legion into second. Shewbridge of the Lions and McDonald of the PowermenEach rolled 335 pins as Lions Kiwanis led team high games while Legion posted the top total pinfall at 1515. Results show Handley over Power Co and Lions over Rotary. Kiwanis faced Coca Cola with Cubs and Juniors also noted.
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Lions
American Legion
Hee
Kyle
Power Company
Tone
Rotary Coca-Cola
O'Sullivan
Ccaeeess
Handley
Power Co
Rotary
Kiwanis
Coca-Cola
Cubs
Lant
Local College Grid Picks Hint At Saturday Outcomes
A sports column previews major college games with prognostications. Tennessee favored over Alabama while Tulane and North Carolina clash as unbeaten teams. Notre Dame favored over Navy and Cornell trusted over Penn State.
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Minnesota
Ohio State
Princeton
Columbia
Army
Yale
Tennessee
Alabama
Texas Aggies
Texas Christian
California
Washington State
Duke
Syracuse
Arkansas
Texas
Oregon State
Washington
Nebraska
Herb Barker
Bob Neyland
Tulane
North Carolina
Notre Dame
NAVY
Ups and Downs In Fifti Fifth Fight Results
Atlantic City and several cities report boxing bouts with five round outcomes. Gene Buffalo defeats Norristown’s outpointed opponent 158 to 154. Bobby Silvestri stops Red Moffet 137 to 139. Frankie Bernacki outpoints Ernie Pink 144 to 145. Eddie Alzek stops Larry Espositi 140 to 141.
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Associated Press
Atlantic
City
Cisco
Norristown
Gene Buffalo
Philadelphia
New Haven
Conn
Red Moffet
Denon
Bobby Silvestri
Miami
Pla
Elizabeth
N. J
Frankie Bernacki
Linden
Ernie Pink
Union City
Pall River
Mass
Eddie Alzek
New York
Larry Espositi
Hartford
Strasburg Boy Struck by Auto Injures Arm
James Phalen, 10, of Strasburg, riding a bicycle in the southern part of Strasburg, was severely injured when struck by an automobile yesterday. The car, driven by Thomas O. Pruitt of Winchester, was said by witnesses to have made strenuous efforts to strike him.
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James Phalen
H. 8S. Stoneburner
Strasburg
Thomas O. Pruitt
Winchester
James
Ber
C V A L Tilts Begin In Earnest This Week
Cumberland hosts Valley League games as Allegany meets Handley in a Saturday 2:30 PM kickoff and Martinsburg faces Fort Hill under lights at 8 PM. Allegany and Fort Hill already upset Hagerstown, with injuries clouding Handley prospects as they chase league title.
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Cumberland Valley Athletic League
Cumberland
Handley
Allegany High
John Cobourn
Martinsburg Bull Dogs
Johnny Long
Sentinels
Fort Hill High
Allegany
Fort Hill
Hagerstown High
Eddie Semler
Norman Ochs
Herman Ball
Pheasants Threaten Page County Turnip Crop
LURAY October 20. The turnip crop in Page county is the smallest in ten years and is seriously damaged by pheasants. Birds strip the tops in Blue Ridge foothills and other wooded areas, especially where wild grapes once grew. Some fear the blade like beaks may stunt the tuber growth.
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Luray
Page County
Blue Ridge
VMI Homecoming Honors Marshall With Major Parade
Virginia Military Institute prepares for a big homecoming with General George C Marshall chief of staff leading a 17 gun salute. A garrison review follows as 700 cadets and 160 mounted troops participate. The day includes a 2 05 pm parade and a 9 pm dance in Cocke Hall among other events.
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Lexington
George C. Marshall
United States Army
General Marshall
Virginia Tech
Jimmie Dale
Berryville Eleven Vies For Official Nickname
Berryville High School football coach George Pope leads 25 players in proposing 8 to 10 nickname candidates. The student body will vote to christen the team with the most ballots. Results expected in about a week.
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Berryville
George Pope
Pope
Col Lindbergh Mocked in London Theatre
A London Gate Theatre audience interrupted a performance to cheer a satirical song aimed at Col. Charles A. Lindbergh and other prominent figures. The verse mocked his recent speech criticizing Canada's war position and implied he was “out of reach” in America.
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Gate Theatre
Charles A. Lindbergh
Ous
Colonel Lindbergh
America
Canada
Bird Dogs Set Field Trials for Nov 13 14 at Camp Lee
The twentieth annual fall trial of the Virginia Amateur Field Trial Association will be run at Camp Lee near Petersburg on November 13 and 14. Derby stakes open with entries due by November 10. all age stakes run next, with drawings November 12 at Hotel Petersburg. Officers elected Monday night and judges J Horace Lytle and C B Stickley named.
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Virginia Amateur Field Trial Association
Camp Lee
Petersburg
Ernest C Meade
Long Island Lake
Leigh Bonsal, Jr
Baltimore
Allage
Carolina Schoolfield
R. W. Spicer
Winston-Salem
N. C
A. M. Pullen
Tulane and Tar Heels Ready for Air It Out Clash
Tulane coach Lowell says the Green Wave will open the offense with passing if needed against North Carolina in New Orleans. Ray Wolf fears a tough test as he prepares the Tar Heels for a potential 45 000 crowd and a bid to keep his five game win streak alive.
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New Orleans
Lowell
Red
Tulane
North Carolina
Dawson
Ray Wolf
Chapel Hill
Jvhei
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