Postwar sports boom and key figures noted in 1940s era column
Veteran Hugo Goldsmith argues postwar sports will surge as in prior wars. American Golf Foundation launches education and cost control campaign led by George S. May. Don Hilision closes one football chapter with a 20 point finale for Green Bay. Bobby Huison era highlights 1943 records and versatility as receiver kicker and tackler. Claude Fralick reports a Sakurcay deer, while Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy prepares entertainment for troops.
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Hugo Goldsmith
Cincinnati
Wis Tedyris
Aponte
College Footiall
Amerean Golf Fousiinton
Alletican Golf Foundation
George S. May
Chicago
U. S
Don Hilisin
Footbeil
Arkansas Wisp
Alabama
Packers
Poorbill
Grew Bay
Wis
Huison
Yaurs
Mos
Ckers
Green Bay
Claude Fralick
Sakurcay
Renovo
Frank Leshy
Nolty Dame
Gronsota
St. Edward's
Eek Boag
Prttale Zivie
Waldne
Pittsburgh
Ossie Harris
Freshmen Show Varied Promise in Major College Football
A New York AP survey of coaches writers and officials finds mixed views on the impact of 17 and 18 year olds entering major college football amid postwar change. Notable early standouts include Lt Don Faurot’s Town Seahawks and players from Indiana Illinois Notre Dame Ohio State Colgate and Washington with premiers from Southern Cal and Penn State.
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Jack Hand
New York
Associated Press
Midwest
Don Faurot
Town Seahawks
Indiana
Bobby Hoeffsehmeyer
Eddie Bray
Illinois
Bill Daley
Johnny Luluck
Bob Kelly
George Sullivan
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Jamie Parks
Dean Sensanbaugher
Paul Brows
Parks
Sensanbaugher
George Munger
Pennsylvania
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Josh
Prack Muelheuser
Jess
Fred Grad
Weke Forest
Gaston Bourdeois
Joe Mocha
Pitt
Bill Abromitis
Penn State
Arkansas
Harold Cox
Tokas
Bobby Coy Lee
George Calignan
Southern
Cal
Heyman Wedemeyer
St. Mary's
Gorgon Berlin
Washington
Williams Edges Belloise In 10 Round Boxing Show
Holman Williams of Chicago defeated Steve Belloise of New York in a 10 round feature at the area arena last night, using a darting left jab and staying out of range of Belloise, with no knockdowns recorded. Other results include Tony Costa over Jackie Wilson in Providence, Marvin Bryant over Larry Anzalone in New York, Joe Sulick over Robert Simmons in Chicago, Lee Ome over George Parks in Washington, Curtis Sheppard over Clint Conway in Baltimore, and Jess Morany stopping Lee Rost in York. Morany also knocked at Lee Rosen in another eight round bout at St Marys Athletic Club in Harrisburg.
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Associaicu
Philadelphia
Harmen Williams
Chicago
Steve Bellaise
New York
Williams
Providence
Tony Costa
Woonseeker
Jackie Wilson
Pittsburgh
Witton
Marvin Bryant
Dallas
Larry Anzalone
Joe Sulick
Robert Simmons
Indianapolis
Washington
Lee Ome
George Parks
Baltimore
Curtis Sheppard
Clint
Conway
Cleveland
York
Jess Marany
Harrisburg
Lee Rost
Rosen
Jess Morany
Lee Rosen
St. Mary's Athletic Club
Office leads and upsets in Aero and Ladies leagues
In Aero Loops action Office, 800, and 990 vied for top spots as leaders swept rivals while the 250A and 800 squads traded blows. Dykins and Hopkins starred for wins and losses. Jeanette Baressi led scoring early, with McQuarrie for the losers. In Aero Men's League, leaders dropped two games while the 250 keglers won twice. Pele Rus led scoring for the 250A. Bale high in 950-500 match with season high 1109. College and military scores added Brooklyn Army Base, Romulus Army Air Base, Gonzaga, and more.
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Jeanette Baressi
Replevertes Kip
Aero Shoply
Lessue Cadeys
Lassles
Agra
W. L. Pat Office
Ays Cuieeys
Pink Spillers
Dykins
Maples
Rosalind Hopkins
Stieles
McQuarrie
Fokash
Jae
Hunnerups
Paul Preneh
Howard Pier
Pele Rus
Vera
Atteks
Harold Cragg
Aly
Andy Paulson
Bierman Calls T Formation a Wartime Flash in the Pan
Lieut. Col. Bernie Bierman of Memphis says the T Formation is a wartime fad and will be just another formation after the war. He adds it is good football but not a cure-all and cannot sweep the country when normal conditions return.
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Bierman
Associated
Memphis
Tenn
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Brucker Freed To Seek Managerial Deal For Himself
Philadelphia Athletics veteran catcher and coach Brucker is granted free agency to pursue a managerial role. Connie Mark, owner-manager of the A's, announced the move as Oakland in the Pacific Coast League pursues Brucker if Dolph Camilli declines to continue as pilot for the New York Giants.
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Philadelphia
Harit Brucker
Philadelphia Athletics
Cal Tor
Connie’ Mark
A's
Oakland
Brucker
Dolph Camilli
New York Giants
Camilli
Phils
Daleland
Tom Harmon’s Parents Receive Cablegram From Son
Ann Arbor reports Army Pilot Tom Harmon, shot down by Japanese Zeros in October, was rescued by Chinese guerrillas. A cablegram last night says he arrived safe and sound, thinking of his parents and assuring them not to worry. Origin of the message not disclosed.
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Vy Associated Press
Ann Arbor
Mich
Tom Harmon
Beane Reardon Heads Phillies Farm System
Joseph Reardon, a former umpire and player, is named head of the Phillies farm system in Scranton. The five year deal pays about 12,500 dollars annually. Reardon has served as general manager in Scranton and is expected to apply his in-depth baseball knowledge to the Phillies organization.
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Philadelphia
Der
Josephy
Reardon
Peny Scratton
Philadelphia Phillies
Regedow
Wes
Scranton
Adarden
Anuny College
Pomeran
Auoustic
Penny State
Boston Braves
Beck
Boston Red Sox
Billy Evaks
Shaid
Scranton Alu
Red Sox
Mei
Tey Hughson
Hank Tetty
Seranyon
Pernant
Aiundance Etey
Tockeind
Seartle
Warlluzteti
Alin Feagne
Baul Park Reardon
Wyter
Feher and Son
Rosifion
Baseball Roundup Ties to Hall of Fame Push in New York
Roundup from New York recalls efforts to elect Clark Griffith to baseball's Hall of Fame and highlights remembered figures like Joe Cronin and Bucky Harris. It notes Washington's club and other contributors, with anecdotes from last week's meeting and comments on scouting, players, and management.
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New York
American League Baseball
Clark
Hall of Purdie
Monk Gwill Yo Gore
Heleton Griff
Justis
Amerian
Washington
Hough
Bill Cox
Dude Dandis
Iver
Gregie
Chattanooga
Joe Engel
Joe Cronin
Glan CeaTrth
Cronin
Griffith
Bucky Harris
Engels
Kilrea Leads Hockey Scorers Amid Messy Clip
Assoriated Press reports Kilrea tops the league scoring with scattered assists tallied for Cleveland and Buffalo players. The fragmentary list has gaps and unclear names, but mentions Gaultier, Tom Burlington, and Waldney among others, with penalties and time in the cooler noted.
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NAW Waven
T— Eaceyshov
Taverigh
Cin Hockey Genetie
Rasters Divislar
Codi Hersey
Cleveland
Kilyen
Brine Isle
Tous
Girattiler
Eplrlo
Sepelne
Aif Gaultier
Tom
Burlington
Paul Waldney
Trapping Game By Associail Presw Commission
Fragmented OCR text describes a commission trapping a game by an association president and various officials. It references legal provisions and county actions, mentioning terms like commission, event, yield, and preservation. The readable fragments point to administrative actions, quotes, and general commentary without a clear, cohesive narrative.
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Commission Is Trapping Game By
Associail Presw
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