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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1947

Page

21

Davis and Blaik Compare Davis to Chic Harley

Army coach Red Blaik recalled Glenn Davis as a modern version of Chic Harley, Ohio State’s legendary back. The piece contrasts Harley’s fast, elusive running and playmaking with Davis’s breakout “spectacular breakaway” style, noting Harley’s heroic college career and later mental health decline.

Davis Blaik Chic Harley Harry Grayson YORK NEA Glenn Davis Army Ohio State Harley Columbus Glenn Pennsylvania

Dodd Will Remain Georgia Tech Head Coach

Georgia Tech coach Robert E. Lee Dodd, after weighing Baylor’s offer, officially stayed with the Yellow Jackets. He cited strong relations with Tech authorities, the players, and friends in Atlanta as key reasons for remaining.

Atlanta, Ga INS Georgia Tech Robert E. Lee Dodd Baylor Bears University of Tennessee Waco Tex Dodd Houston Atlanta

Martin Advances Major Reason for Army Irish Split

Whitney Martin argues the Army Notre Dame split stemmed from press criticism and access to the game, not gambling or ticketing fears. He asserts the move reorients college football to campus control, noting the 1947 game will be shown in South Bend for student viewing.

Martin Whitney Martin NEW York Army-Notre Dame Daylights

Russians Invited to Compete in United States in Major Sports

Fred Myers of the American-Russian Institute announced that the Soviet Union's all union committee on physical culture and sport has been invited to send top Russian teams in basketball volleyball boxing wrestling soccer and track to compete in the United States. The move aims to foster closer cultural contact between Americans and Soviets and is under consideration by the institute.

New York Fred Myers All Union Committee On Physical Culture Soviet Union United States Myers All-Union Sports Committee

Uncle Mike's Physicians Say He Is Getting Well

New York report notes boxing promoter Mike Jacobs shows signs of recovery from December brain injury. Doctors report no paralysis and regained sensory function, enabling a potential return to activity. Jacobs plans and rival schemes for Joe Louis era continue to unfold as he recovers.

Mike Clare’s Hospital Jacobs Joe Louis Louis

Bowling scores dip as cold weather limits top marks

Cold weather cramped the bowling scene last week and kept top scores scarce. In Lincoln Major two bowlers surpassed 600 pins with Joe Enzler leading his team at 625 and Foster of the Milwaukee road at 613 as his side won two of three games. The usual hot-shot performers fell low on the list.

Joe Enzler Foster Milwaukee Railroad

Cubs Coach To Undergo Knee Operation Monday

New York AP reports Richard Red Smith, assistant Giants coach and Cubs baseball trainer, entered St Elizabeths Hospital for knee surgery on his left knee Monday night. He has long considered operations on both knees to repair football injuries but will skip the right knee to join Cubs spring training.

NEW York Richard “Red” Smith New York Football Giants Chicago Basebal Cubs St. Elizabeth’s Hospital Smith Long Cubs

Attendant's Mile Record Expected to Stand at Tropical Park

Coral Gables Florida Attendant's time of 1 57 2 5 for one mile and three sixteenths is expected to stand for some time at Tropical Park.

Coral Gables Fla NEA Tropical Park

Jackie Robinson Crowned International League Batting Champ

New York AP reports Jackie Robinson, first Negro in modern organized baseball, tops the International league with a .349 average for the pennant winning Montreal Royals. He slugged 205 hits, 25 doubles, eight triples, three homers in tough Triple A play.

New York Jackie Robinson Montreal Royals Triple A UCLA Brooklyn Robinson Dodgers Havana Branch Rickey Brooks Newark Alfie Clark Rochester Vernal Jones Clark New York Yankees Jones St. Louis

Lausche Linked With All-America Football Post

Gov. Frank Lausche of Ohio, set to leave office January 13, is publicly cited by Gordon Cobbledick as a potential All-America commissioner or higher figure. Cobbledick’s column in the Cleveland Plaindealer floated Lausche for pro football leadership, while the governor declined to confirm candidacy.

Don Stull Columbus Ohio Frank J. Lausche Buckeye Phevasat J. Herbert Lausche Jim Crowley Gordon Cobbledick Clevelland Plaindealer Cobbledick Lausche Crowley Chicago Rockets Kenesaw Mountain Landis

Aging Crosetti Links Yankees to Ruth Era

New York AP report notes Frankie Crosetti remains the lone living link between the present Yankees and Babe Ruth era as player coach. It recalls 1932 World Series ties including Ruth, Gehrig, Dickey, and Ruffing, and traces the club’s evolution through managers and stars to the 1936 core with DiMaggio, Selkirk, and Rizzuto.

Crosetti Yankees Ruth NEW York Frankie Crosetti New York Yankees Bronx Bombers Babe Ruth Bill Dickey Red Ruffing Dickey Frankie The Yanks Benge Ny Frankietti Jake Ruppert Ed Barrow Barrow Yankee Law Larry MacPhail Dan Topping del Webb George Pipgras Herb Pennock Lefty Gomez Myril Hoag Wiley Moore Johnny Allen Sam Byrd Gehrig Lazzeri Byrd

New Press Booths Added in Loras College Gym

Two new press boxes were built in the Loras college gymnasium providing radio and press facilities for 18 work stations. Designed by Rev. Dr. George N. Schulte these ceiling hung booths sit above the balcony with direct line to the official scorer and three earphone sets per booth for reporters and announcers.

Cornhusker Crush in Front of 309559 Nebraskans

Nebraska's football team drew 309 559 spectators for a 1946 season game.

Lincoln Anba Nebraska

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