Shaughnessy Impresses Pitt Booster Banquet Crowd
University of Pittsburgh coach Clark Shaughnessy highlighted character building and cited 32 years in coaching during a Beaver Club banquet in Corr y. Club leaders announced a 1945 membership goal of 1500 and a $4000 annual fundraising total supporting equipment and a preseason camp.
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Shaughnessy Popular Coach Tours Circuits
University of Pittsburgh coach Clark Shaughnessy remains a sought after figure on college circuits touring near his school. He draws crowds with T formation expertise and offers players for college programs while debts of two losing Pitt seasons linger.
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Boxing results recap from Brooklyn Pittsburg and Philadelphia
Boxing cards last night featured several decisions and draws across multiple venues. Notable outcomes include Lon Schwartz losing on points to Osdie Hattis in Brooklyn while Al Penning drew with Gus Mell in Brooklyn. In Whith Plains Pete Denngza and J C Wilkins drew, Bal Amoroso outpointed Bobby Henry in Brooklyn, and Sugar Fabiancon fought Teo Woohard in Philadelphia with Burden Burt still listed.
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Mabel Shoppe and Wilcox Grocers Hold First in A League
The Wilcox Grocers and the Mabel Shoppe split wins to stay tied for first in the Ladies A League after defeating Steens and Martys. Raymonds swept Wing Will with the best set of the night as Mildred Haenel led scoring for the Grocers with 191 158 194.
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All American Caleb Warrington Seeks Baseball Over Football
Auburn star Caleb Warrington, 23, after 12 seasons of football, says he may not want more football. The 205 pound, 6 foot 2 ex Marine plans to finish college in business administration this year and has a month old son. He compares pro baseball as his preferred path and envisions coaching later in his career.
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Tex) Warrington
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Bio Center
Major Leagues Debate Night Ball and Reforms
The National and American Leagues expect approval of night play at 11 clubs with lighting in parks after today’s joint session. Washington Philadelphia and St Louis likely to adopt the ruling. Meeting also to discuss the 33 1/3 percent draft increase, territorial protection, and postwar plans including umpire standards. A baseball commissioner may be appointed before next season with a 10 man commission to draft the new agreement.
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Packers May Juggle One for the Game
Green Bay champion of the Western Division plans to juggle players for the NFL final against the New York Giants in New York. Coach Curly Lambeau says the Packers will rest on their regular backfield, drill at the University of Virginia, and stay near peak condition despite freezing weather and possible snow.
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Pro sports hints mix with league plans in multiple cities
The piece surveys vague moves toward a new baseball commissioner before a ratified major league agreement and notes near uniform aging in Giants and Packers rosters. It mentions Barclay Cooke at the Garden and boxing reads from the Boxing Writers' Association, plus college and Army Notre Dame references and a Hartford nod to Umberto Zin Vala.
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War Charities
Bucky Harris
Bucky Wash
Valparaiso U
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Valpa
John J. Phelan
Boxing Writers’ Association
Spread of the T formation marks 1944 college grid season
An Associated Press survey notes the spread of the tricky T formation and stronger play by civilian teams in 1944. West Point leads with an unbeaten season, while teams from the Pacific coast to the Southwest adopt the system, shifting tactics away from conservative plays.
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Washington
A. B. Kirwait
Kentucky
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