Army Lands Three Players On INS All American Team
Army dominates INS 1944 All America with three players on first team and two on the second. Navy follows with two, while Ohio State and Georgia Tech also place multiple stars. The lineup features backs such as Claude Young and Bob Fenimore, linemen from Army, Navy, and other schools.
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Army
York
INS
International
Anny
Mac Mt
Neva Servita
Navy
Ohio State
Georgie Tech
Purdue
Southern California
Daley Leads Amphibs to Narrow Victory at Philips Field
TAMPA FL. Daley paced the Fort Pierce Navy Amphibs to a 7 6 win over the Air Force Gremlins before about 11 000 fans at Philips Field. His 6 yard TD rush in the final 20 seconds of the first half and Bruckers extra point gave the Amphibs their margin and an 8 0 record. Also notes find a fourteenth century Altes in a Wait wick England church crypt.
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Daley
Tampa
Fla
Bill Daley
Fort Pierce Navy Amphibs
Air Force Gremlins
Philips Field
Yeaterday
Hig
Les Bruckers
Duke Deacons Pace All Stars In Southern Honor List
Duke and Wake Forest each placed three players on the 1944 Associated Press All Southern conference football team. Tom Davis headlines Duke picks with prior All Southern honors, joined by Ernie Knotts and Gordon Carver. Duke’s John Kerns earned an honor spot after joining North Carolina after a marine transfer. Wake Forest also fields three: Dave Harris, George Owen, and Elmer Barbour. Other selections include Pat Threash, John Clowes, Ralph Jenkins, Howard Turner, and Davila.
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Richmond
Duke
University
Wake Forest
Associated Press
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
District of Columbia
Tom Davis
Blue Devils
Ernie Knotts
Gordon Carver
John Kerns
Marine Contignant
North Caras Jina
Dave Harris
George Owen
Elmer Barbour
Pat Threash
South Dargling
John Clowes
William and Maryguard
Ralph Jenkins
Clemson
Coaster
Howard Turner
North Carolina State
Davila
Marine Leutensant
Wilson
N.C
Haseen
All State Selection Board To Meet Today
The West Virginian reports the All-State Selection Board will meet at the Donie Boone hotel today to tally votes for the annual all star schoolball team. A luncheon at noon precedes the business session opened by Chairman Roy Hawley of West Virginia University.
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West Virginian
iWeb School
Donie Boone
Roy
Legs) Hawley
West Virginia University
Clendenin Cardinals schedule aims for repeat Kanawha glory
Clendenin Cardinals, five time Kanawha Valley champions, release a 10 game league schedule under Coach Paul Workman. Key foes include Parkersburg and Clay with home and away tests, aiming to defend last season’s title despite losing star Buck Geary. The Feb 27 slot is open for a nonconference foe as the team seeks top honors again.
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Gazette
Clendenin
Clendenin Cardinals
Paul Workman
Parkersburg
Clay
Buck Geary
Workman
Dee
Awey
Dan
Dunbar
Yan
Charleston
Seay
Elkinem
Homie
Fathoe
Parkersby
Stonewall
South Charleston
Albans
Durant
Wxview
Dobbs and Trippi Slated for South Forces in All-Star Game
Dozens of service players with military training join the post season Grays for the Dec. 30 game in Montgomery. Notables include Glenn Dobbs of Tulsa now with the 2d Air Force and Charlie Trippe of Georgia a 3d Air Force trainee. Backup stars from Mississippi State Auburn and Tennessee bolster the Gray backfield as coach Wally Bullis leads the lineup.
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Montgomery
Ala
Tulsa
Glenn Dobbs
2D Air Force
Charlie Tripses
Georgia
3D Aire Force
Wally Bulls
Tilone
Monk Simons
Auburn
Carl Voyles
Shorty McWil-lams
Mississinii State
Curtin Kuykendall
Dobbs
Tripps
Hne
Tex Warrington
Bob Mckain
Mississippi
Ted Cook
Alabama
Tennessee Vols
Denver Crawford
Earl Brown
Art Gradau
Elic
Southern
Bocks
Bub Hoordschemeyer
Indiana
Allen Dakebrun
Corneil
Edaar Phinney
Cornell
Army
Lyon Waldorf
Northwestern
Carl Snavely at-Cornall
Do McMuinn
John Tavener
Jack Dugger
Ohio State
Dunbar Fitness Meet Tonight at School Gym
Special to The Gazerey Dunbar December 4 notes the third annual Dunbar high school physical fitness exhibition tonight at the school gymnasium with one of the largest turnouts in history expected. The program features the intramural boxing tournament finale, demonstrations on the trampoline, and judges and referees including Jagittx Crouser and Radium Judges Umer.
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Dunbar
Dunbar High School
Jahir Godt
Charles Thom
Charleston Ymca
Charles Husson
Morris Harvey Rollefe
Jackie Lytton
June iTurley
Jagittx Crouser
Harry Martin
Bhi Weber
Umer
Ees
Amateur Baseball Loop To Split 1945 Tournament Divisions
The All-American Amateur Baseball Assoc votes to divide the 1945 tourney into an Under 18 and an Open division. Eight to sixteen teams will compete in each class. Final size to be decided at the February New York meeting.
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New York
All-American Amateur Baseball Assoc
Eams
Association
Packers Plan Pre Playoff Drills at Charlottesville
The Green Bay Packers western division champions of the NFL will arrive in Charlottesville Virginia on Thursday to prepare for a playoff game against the yet undeterminedEastern division winner. Thirty five men are expected to comprise the squad and will train on the University of Virginia gridiron.
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Charlottesville
Bec
Green Bay Packers
Wil
University of Virginia
Bresnahan Dies Of Heart Attack In Toledo Debut Hero
The Duke of Tralee Roger Bresnahan longtime star catcher and owner of the Toledo Mud Hens died of a heart attack in his Toledo home. A pioneer catcher for the New York Giants from 1902 to 1908 he later coached for the Giants and Detroit Tigers and owned the Mud Hens after purchasing them in 1938. He helped blaze the path to the American League with the Baltimore Orioles and also served as player manager and owner across several teams. He once sought county commissioner on the Democratic ticket.
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Duke of
Christy Mathewson
Bresnahan
New York Giants
Lima
Ile
Linn
Oresnshon
Chicago
Balthmore Orioles
Eircuit
John McGraw
Doe MacGlanily
St. Louis Cardinals
Tugs Raymond
Outfelder
John
Hed) Murray
George Chief
Chicago Cubs
Jte
Toledo Mud Lens
Asroc
Ifa
Giants
Detroit Tigers
Nelson Wins San Francisco Open For Second Year
Byron Nelson of Toledo Ohio captured the San Francisco Open with a final round 69 totaling 281 two strokes ahead of Sgt Jim Ferrier Camp Roberts Cal who finished one back Ferrier's eagle on the 12th helped him briefly lead before Nelson regained the advantage with a 13th hole birdie Nelson also won 600 in war bonds while Ferrier earned 1066 in war bonds Snead tied for third with 227 others including Goggin White Plains Fred J Wood and John Geertsen Amateur honors went to Ed Furs fol Detroit with a 46 2 over par finish Details note the event featured Craig Wood Sam Snead and several other notable players with mixed outcomes
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Byron Nelson
San Francisco
Toledo
Jim Ferrier
Camp Roberts
Cal
Nelson
Ferrier
Eagle
Snead
Sam Snead
Hot Springs
Goggin
White Plaina
Fred J. Wood
Vancouver
B.C
John Geertsen
Salt Lake City
Craig Wood
Mamaroneck
N. Vu
George Fazio
Pine Valley
N. J
Ted
Ed Furs
Jimmy Hines
Amsterdam
N. Yu
Ralph Guidant
San Diego
Turnesa
Hines
Elkhorn Wins State Negro Football Championship
Elkhorn high school has been awarded the state Negro football championship after a season-ending meeting of West Virginia high school officials. Garnet finished with a one-point deficit. Both clubs remained undefeated in their three encounters.
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Elkhorn High School
Garnet
West Virginia
Pearnet High
Minor Chiefs Ready To Meet At Baseball Convention
Rand alls advance guard for the minor leagues arrived in Buffalo for the convention opening on Wednesday and adjourned to the smoke-filled hotel rooms for preliminary talks. Discussion focused on replacing the late Commissioner Landis and curbing minor league powers as majors insist on control reforms. The Pacific Coast league seeks a raise in Double A craft price from 7500 to 18000 and stronger territorial protection amid postwar expansion concerns.
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Buffalo
Randall
K. M. Landis
Threseman
New York
Pacific Coast League
Los Angeles
International
American Association
Milwaukee
Davis Captures National Honors
In New York on December 4 Glenn Davis of Army propelled his season to 120 points on 20 touchdowns and led Army to a 23-7 win over Navy. Dirk Walterhouse added three conversions for a college single game record 47 points after touchdowns. Charlie Justice of Bainbridge led eastern scorers with 84 points on 34 touchdowns, one of many top performers listed in the eastern scoring chart.
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Glenn Davis
Amny
Navy
Eautem
Dirk Walterhouse
Bainbridge Davil
Charlie
Choo-Choo) Justice
Peck Bobbin
Lafayette
Pal
Blanchard
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Dorsey
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Sunter
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Penna
Chuckran
Penn
Hader
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Rabo
Tiedemann
Brown
Eltutt
Boston
Col
Purchasers Get 3782 Refunds From Kanawha Board
Frank J. Blair announces refunds totaling 3782 from the Kanawha war price and rationing board price panel. Figures cover overcharges on used cars, auto accessories, refrigerators, stoves, appliances, and clothing, with a portion returned to renters and a local club operator paying 864 to the treasury for malt beverage price violations.
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Kanawha War Price and Rationing Board
Frank J. Blair
Ernest Howell
R. G. Withrow
Dareable Goods
Richard
Rman
Blair
Hes
U. S. Treasury
Treasury
Oak boxer Fitzpatrick Knocks Out Monroe in Los Angeles
Former Oak ace Fitzpatrick returned to winning ways with a first round knockout of Battling Monroe in Los Angeles. The 169 pound challenger was driven through the ropes by a right handed punch to end the bout quickly.
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K. 0
Los Angeles
Fitzy Fitzpatrick
Oak
Battling Monroe
Fitzpatrick
Payne Jr. Cited for Football at Fessenden School
Newton December 4 Andrew Payne junior of Charleston received his letter in football at the Fessenden School. Andrew Payne is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A. Payne and was a member of the Midget team.
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Andy Payne, Jr
Newton
Andrew Payne
Charleston
Fessenden School
Andrew
Andrew A. Payne
A and P Announces $5 Million War Bond Subscription
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co announces a $5,000,000 subscription to the 6th War Loan. Bonds purchased through the federal reserve bank will be distributed across 38 states and numerous counties to aid local war finance committees.
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A&p
New York
Great Atlantic and
Puckfic Tea Co
Federal Reserve
Higgins Likes Single Wing Move Gains NCAA Coach Support
New York December 4 Bob Higgins Penn State coach adds his voice to supporters of the single wing preferring that system over the T formation. Higgins declares that if he adopted the T he would have to return to the single wing and that would be embarrassing. G J Swaysland of Gravesend England has sent the army five times.
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Higgins
New York
Lst
Bob Higgins
Penn
G. J. Swaysland
Gravesend
England
Atlanta Papers Strike Deadlock Shuts Newsroom Talks Continue
Atlanta's two daily papers remained in continuous meeting tonight as they race to deadlines producing four page photoengraved editions. ITU representative Carter arrived to press for a negotiated labor contract amid stalled talks between the Journal and the Constitution.
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Atlanta
T. Carter
International Typographical Union
Journal
Atlanta Constitution
ITU Jocal
Frackville man gets seven and a half years for draft violations
John Bender, 37, of Frackville, sentenced today to seven and a half years in prison for four draft violations. His brothers Frank and Peter received lesser sentences, with their father and mother mentioned in connection to the case as details emerge from the fragmented report.
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John Bender
Frackville
Ing
Germany
Japa
Italy
Bender
Frank
Pater
Ln Fria
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