All-Time Cory High Football Picks by Staff Sergeant
Frank "Cheers" Barasil from Camp Pontchartrain in New Orleans shares an all-time Cory High football team. The lineup includes Crum, Rocky Mountain at ends. Ken Jackson and Lawrence Gretaler tackles. Bob Beagle and Hi Stultz guards. Miller Shoop center. George Curtis quarterback. Warren Ros and Sonny Dage halfbacks. Pud Kinney fullback. The Twentys-era squad features mostly local players, with Dage noted as a standout.
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Cory High
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Barasil
Miller Shoop
George Curtis
Warren Ros
Sonny” Dage
Pud" Kinney
Dage
Cheets
Baressi
Cedric McCall
Mac
Bob Beagle
Testimony At Cox Hearing Delves Into Betting Allegations
At a Wil liam D Cox hearing before Baseball Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Langs, Cox asserts he did not bet on games while Landis bans him for life. The testimony reveals details of Cox s 1948 Phillies tenure and a plan to smoke out disloyalty among stockholders, with Cox stating he made no bets.
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Bucky Harris
Phillies
William Cox
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Landis
Cox
Associated Press
New York
Wiliam D. Cox
Ken
Osaw M. Langs
Gox
Yan
Lloyd Paul Strykey
San
Diamond Men Turn Thoughts To Golfing
Sarasota winter base hosts baseball stars who join inter city golf matches with Tantha as Tampa linksmen finish aSt Peters burg series. A stormy board meeting sees Cox ousted after a stock sale to Robert R M Carpenter. Alexander testifies of sixty charges against Cox at the October meeting.
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Babe) Alexander
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Johnny Ray Sees Billy Conn Louis Clash Beyond Peak
Johnny Ray, veteran manager, predicts Billy Conn could dethrone Joe Louis within four years and recalls Conn as his greatest protege. Ray notes Conn at 26 has not reached peak form and lists other rising fighters in service esse. He dismisses Jimmy Bivelis as not in the Conn Louis class and mentions future prospects Charley Watters Regis O'Toole and Johnny Regan.
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Armed Services
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Regis O'Toole
Johnny Jregan
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O'Toole
Irenan
Hutson Stars as Packers Top Steagles in 38 28
Don Hutson starred for Green Bay, catching two touchdown passes and kicking a 25 yard field goal to lift the Packers 38-20 over the Steagles in Philadelphia. The win ended both teams seasons and denied Steagles a first place tie in the league eastern division.
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Don ‘Hutson
Green Bay Packers
Phil-Pitt
Gressy Neale
Hutson
Wide Open Play Feature of 1943 Football Season
The 1944 season forecast wide open offense with the 4 formation and “anything goes” style per a national AP survey of coaches and sports writers. Enthusiasm varied by region though overall student interest remained high. plans for 1941 were indefinite amid war trends and many colleges expected some form of club play next year.
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Beaver Dribblers Schedule Two League Games
Beavers announce two more games to open the County League season. On December 8 and December 14 the Orange and Black face St Edirard's and the Warren Dragons at the Junior High, expected to be the toughest test this season.
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Golf and Giants Headlines Blur in Chaotic Roundup
A rugged New York sports roundup mixes golf hazards in the Far East with MLB legends linked to the 1920s Giants. The column notes shortages of golf balls, touches on the 1925 Mel Ott era, and hints at baseball’s star-studded pipeline, all amid a cluttered, opinionated preview tone.
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Dev
India
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Allenton
Sgt
Dory
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Chingi
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Uhr
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Cluke
Tne
New York Giantander
Jeli McGraw
Mel Ott
Billy
Georgia Tech Opens Sugar Bowl Drills in Atlanta
Georgia Tech will begin practice on December 22 at home and travel to New Orleans for the Sugar Bowl on New Year's Day. Coach W A Alexander announced positions for Zérion and Morvayy as guards and centers as the Jackets finalize their game preparations. National League and American League scores noted follow the football update.
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Atlanta
Pal Contos
Alioons
Harry Moron Dormont
Georgia Tre
Jay
New Orleans
Yellow Jacket
W. A. Alexander
Qnet
Tel Sophy
Zérion
Morvayy
Baseball Stars Tour Reaches Alaska
The first group of major league players arrived in Alaska as part of a touring team. The roster includes stars like Hank Aaron and Christy Mathewson figures, with names and teams such as the Pirates and Mets mentioned in connection to the exhibition.
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Den
Majir Jengwe Bischbail
Na Son
Sunitay
le Men Iene
Sin Muzial
Duims
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