Roundup on college football stars and backfield talk
York views football week as Harmon and Kimborough backfield possibilities. Joe Hunt’s footwork praised though he is a fourth-string back. Lou Nova eyes another heavyweight title bid while Michigan Minnesota Florida games and Gainesboro dates spark speculation.
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York
Tom Harmon
John Kimbrough
Minnesota
Michigan
Little Brown Jug
Navy
Swéde Larson
Joe Hunt
Joe
Tom Lieb
Florida
Gainesboro
Walters Stewart
Memphis
Lou Nova
Army service spread among colleges and teams noted
Chattanooga U. has sent a football team of undergrads and alumni into the army with a coach trainer and manager scattered across camps. Boise base claims Private Tiny Crowe as its big service grid man at 290. The Amateur Athlete lists ten A A U and Intercollegiate champions in the armed forces and seeks additions. A Tulsa Texas league playoff visit by Fred Haney ended in a stickup demand for his dough as Haney offered his last check.
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Chattanooga U
Boise Air Base
Tiny Crowe
Fred Haney
Toledo
Tulsa
Haney
Fire Chief Responds To Call At Pilot Mill
Valdese fire chief Frank W. Pons received a terse telephone warning from a resident reporting a house fire near the Pilot Mill. The caller directed him to cross the railroad and proceed to two blocks, then a series of turns before declaring the house was on fire.
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Valdese
N. C
Frank W. Pons
Spotlight On Local Sports Across The Head
Winchester ladies led by Mabel Schneider and Ruby Schneider defeated Martinsberg by 97 pins in a three game match. Frankie Kiracofe starred for the Winchester junior boys as they routed Strasburg by 147 pins. Maurice Foreman added a 150 game as Fries Grocery won two from Clearbrook Mill. Glaize & Bro. tops League B with 14 8. Manuel Keiter Billmyer Pugh Glaze led Lee Baking, Valley Service beat Bell Clothes. Ray Watson won ten game crown with 1340. Lou Jenkins 1317 and Ed Nash 200 game highlighted Hyattsville event.
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Winchester
Mabel William Ruby Schneider
Dot Rice
Corrine Caskaden
Dorothy Sencindiver
Martinsberg
Ruby Schneider
Frankie Snapp
Charles Ebert
Jesse Richardson
Jack Billmyer
Artie Kiracofe
Strasburg Boys
Kiracofe
Maurice Foreman
Fries-Grocery
Clearbrook Mill
Glaize and Bro
Glaize
Valley Service
Bell Clothes
Hyattsville
Ray Watson
Washington
Lou Jenkins
Astor Clarke
Ed Nash
Staunton Military Academy rolls past Massanutten 41 to 6
Staunton Military Academy led by Coleman, a 160 pound quarterback, scored 41 points to Massanutten Military Academy's 6. Coleman accounted for 27 points as Staunton quickly opened a dominant game and never slowed, Massanutten's only touchdown came late on a 24 yard pass to Riley from Stefanik.
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Staunton
Coleman
Staunton Military Academy
Blue Gold Eleven
Massanutten Military Academy
Woodstock
Massanutten
Riley
Stefanik
Cowbird Nesting Strategy
Cowbirds do not construct nests. They lay eggs in the nests of other birds, which unknowingly raise the cowbird young.
Allegany Downs Handley 14–0 to Win CVAL Clash
Allegany High School of Cumberland defeated Handley 14 to 0 in a CVAL game Saturday, marking Allegany’s fifth win and second league victory. Snyder and Gorman scored for Allegany, while Eli Garber starred with punt returns and Snuffy Taylor led the defense.
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CVAL
Handley Eleven
Allegany High School
Cumberland
C.v.al
Handley
Alegany
Hagerstown
Herb Loyer
Alonzo Whitlock
Snyder
Johnny “Gummy” Gorman
Whitlock
Bob McCoy
Camper
Eli Garber
Maurice Blosser
Winchester
Abbott
Taylor
Pas
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Walford
Gorman
Loyer
Re—Kern
Crites
Robinson
Handley — Smith
Lineburg
Weakley
Blosser
D. Tinsman
E.tinsman
Moore
Legge
Northcraft
R. Edwards
Wilkinson
Teter
Hite
Basilio
Hammersmith
McCoy
Knight
Anderson
A Ee Mi
Eastern Gridmen Tie For Scoring Lead In College Football
Two eastern halfbacks share the national scoring lead after weekend games. Milt Jannone of Hamilton College scored three touchdowns to reach 60 points in three games, matching Courtney Driscoll of Marshall College who added two touchdowns to hit 60 in four games. Bill Dudley of Virginia falls to third with 59 points after Virginia defeats Military Institute 27 to 7.
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New York
Milt Jannone
Little Michigan
Forrest Evashevski
Hamilton College
Courtney Driscoll
Marshall College
Huntington
W. Va
Bill Dudley
Virginia
Virginia Military
Final Winchester motorcycle races draw 4000 fans
About 4,000 spectators watched the season closing meet at Winchester Speedway. Don Smith of Cabin John Md won top money as spills occurred with George Becraft of Washington DC badly injured and hospitalized. Races included heats and semi finals for 6 and 10 laps plus a 15 lap feature.
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Winchester Speedway
Don Smith
Cabin John
George Becraft
Washington, D. C
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester Motorcycle Club
United States
Paul Waters
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Laddie Loomis
Jack Worthington
Leon Blickenstaff
Frederick
Bob Dugan
Jack Garner
George Sabine
Tacoma Park
Charles Smith
James Hake
Carlyle
Bill McKeever
Silver Springs
Vernon DeGrange
Baltimore
John Hake
Roger Stottlemyer
Joe Dredge
Earl Morrison
Trenton
N. J
Bombers Roll Over Culpeper in opener
The Brown Bombers dominate Culpeper eleven 28 to 0 in their season debut proving strong offensive form from last year. Their next test is against Indian A. C. of Washington at Park Stadium in Winchester. Players presented Coach Clevenger with a sports jacket after the game.
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Brown Bombers
Culpepper
Northern Virginia
Indian A. C
Washington
Winchester
Park Stadium
Oe Clevenger
Country Gents Roll 1646 Tops Week Results
Country Gents lead with 1646 in team totals while Lions 2 Junior Board 1 Kiwanis 0 and Legion 3 O Sullivan 0 Coca Cola 2 Cammer 1 Power Co 0 Rotary match postponed. Individual notes Newlin 144 Perry 143 Hawkins 133. Perry 280 Newlin 345 Hawkins 339 lead in sets.
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O'Sullivan
Junior Board
Olia Sbacas
Stneswes
Coca Cola
Seese Kiwanis
Opetsreece
Cee Ness Power Co
Ieee
Eee
Lions
Country Gents
Kiwanis
Legion
Cammer
Power Co
Rotary
Newlin
Perry
Hawkins
State College Football Scores Noted Across Matches
Virginia 27 VMI 7. VPI 16 Davidson 21. Richmond 13 Randolph Macon 28. Hampden Sydney schools. Allegany 14 Handley 0. Fort Hill 26 Martinsburg 0. Hagerstown 27 Charles Town 12 Roanoke 12 High Point 6. Hig
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Virginia
Davidson
Richmond
D. Randolph Macon
Washington
Hampden-Sydney
Allegany
Handley
Fort Hill
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Charles Town
Roanoke
High Point
Hig
Cavaliers Led By Dudley Top Big Six Title Chase
Virginia's Cavaliers sit undefeated at halfway, awaiting Week's Big Six clashes. Virginia Tech faces Washington and Lee at Lynchburg. VMI and Richmond meet at City Stadium. William and Mary plays George Washington in Norfolk as Hampden Sydney idle.
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Richmond
Virginia
Cavaliers
Virginia Tech
Gobblers
William and Mary
Old Dominion
Davidson
Washington and Lee
Lynchburg
Cadets
Spiders
Generals
Big Six
Indians
George Washington
Norfolk
Braves
Randolph Macon
Hampden-Sydney
Navy
Maryville
Emory and Henry
Randolph-Macon
Wofford
Roanoke
Little Henry Baugher
Techmen
Wv. M. I
Clemson
Temple
Army
Arthur Jones
Bears Dominate Lions For Fourth Straight Pro Win
In New York the Chicago Bears crushed Detroit 49 to 0 to extend their Western Division lead while the Giants won 28 to 7 over Pittsburgh in the East. Washington edged Philadelphia 21 to 17, Green Bay beat Cleveland 17 to 14, and the Cardinals beat Brooklyn 20 to 6.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Green Bay
Cleveland
Chicago Bears
Detroit Lions
Ee Cardinals
Brooklyn
Chicago Cardinals
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Stanford
Bears
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Lions
Out of shape stars Harmon and Kimbrough tie for New York Americans
Tom Harmon and John Kimbrough, sidelined by conditioning, helped the New York Americans tie the Columbus Bulls 7 7 in a Sunday American League game at Yankee Stadium before 25 385 paid visitors. Their 24 yard TD drive, with Harmon finishing from Kimbrough, sparked the event amid crowd interest in pro football competition.
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New York
Tom Harmon
John Kimbrough
New York Americans
Columbus Bulls
Yankee Stadium
Yankee Ball Park
Giants
Pittsburgh
Polo Grounds
Kimbrough
Harmon
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Reported
Treasury data show receipts of 20.46 million dollars and expenditures of 76.74 million. Gross debt stands at 51.59 billion with October totals reflecting the government’s fiscal activity.
Four yard run and interception lead to late Redskins TD
Bartholomew intercepts Filchock on the Redskin 20 a minute after the kickoff. Thompson passes to Bon Kreiger for 21 yards for another score following a one yard loss rush.
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Bartholomew
Filchock
Redskin
Thompson
Bon Kreiger
Perry Posts Highest Set In Local Match
Virginia Woolen led Perry with 457 points in a team meet against Valley Pride and Independents. Valley Pride total reached 1352 to 1312 for Independent rivals, while Va. Woolen posted 304 in the team set. Individual game leaders were Boyce 111 Perry 106 Hawkins Buckley and Haymaker each 105. Perry topped in individual set with 294 to Kern 291 Hawkins 290.
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Virginia Woolen
Sanitary
Independents
McCrorys
Valley Pride
Va. Woolen
Boyce
Perry
Haymaker
Hawkins
Buckley
Kern
Police catch alibi loophole with 63 minute meter hour
Tulsa police expose motorists staying in one hour parking zones claiming only a minute overtime. They note meters were adjusted to give a 63 minute hour for a nickel.
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Tulsa
Okid
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