Three Alabama Players Highlight AP All Southeastern Offense
The AP All Southeastern offense features three Crimson Tide players among selections from 12 member schools. Georgias Sinkwich and Alabamas Nelson head the first team, with Rast Jr. and others anchoring the line and backfield as top conference performers of 1941.
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Crimson Tide
Frankie Sinkwich
Georgia
Holt Rast Jr
Alabama
Jimmy Nelson
Rast
Bill Pubanks
Mississippi
Ernc Blandlin
Tulane
Don Edmiston
Tennessee
John Wyhonike
Homer Haze Jr
Bob Guxie
Vanderbilt
Jack Jenkins
Sinkwich
Nelson
Rutgers
Gude
Southeastern All Stars Picked by AP Coaches
The 1941 All Southeastern Conference football team is announced by the Associated Press from coaches and scouts. The roster lists players by school, class, and hometown with first team stars from Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, Tennessee, Tulane, Vanderbilt, Auburn, and more, plus second and third teams and honorable mentions.
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Southeastern
Associated Press
Alabama
University of Mississippi
Holt Rast, Jr
John Wyhonic
Atlanta
Porest Ferguson
Florida
Bill Arnold
Miss. State
Jack Tittle
Tulane
Bernie Lipkis
Louisiana State
Oscar Britt
Mississippi
Charles Sanders
Georgia Tech
George Webb
Lloyd Cheatham
Auburn
John Hovious
John Black
Mississippi State
Walter McDonald
al Hust
Tennessee
Mike Baliisaris
Harry Arthur
Jim McLeod
Gordon English
Dudley Pillow
Bill Portwood
Kentucky
Robert Patterson
James Roberts
Harley McCollum
Benny Lane
Charles Dufour
Mitchell Olenski
Noah Langdale
Bill Havel
Homer Jones
Tommy Greene
Georgia
Don Whitmire
Tom Anderson
Herbert Kendrick
Joe Eddins
Emil Fritz
Vanderbilt
Henry Noel
Joe Atkinson
Harold Grove
Bill Hornick
Milton Hall
Walter Ruark
Ray Graves
George Hecht
Chet Kozel
George Poschner
Joe Kimsey
Tommy Harrison
Bob Glass
Noah Mullins
Upsets Mark Unpredictable Southeastern Conference Season
Price Howard reports a season of shocks with 10 of 12 SEC camps upset including Alabama, Georgia, LSU and Tulane suffering defeats. Georgia and Georgia Tech rise on a wave of upsets while Kentucky, Villanova and Clemson face late coast-team dates as Miami and other rivals suffer surprising losses.
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Price Howard
Atlanta
Tiwane
Green Wave
Boston College
Auburn
Greenies
Rice
North Carolina
Mississippi
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Louisiana State
L. 8. A. Tigers
Crimson Tide
Mississippi State
Tulane
Vandys
Tennessee
Villanova
Clemson
Georgia
Bulldogs
Florida
Centre
Dartmouth
Georgia Tech
Maryland
Miami
Fla
Kentucky
Tomato cooperative boosts sales for Blount County farmers
In Blount County, 75 farmers formed a tomato marketing cooperative covering 1000 acres. The group reported increased sales types and stronger market access as a result of collective action.
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Blount County
West Coast fans surprised as Fordham Missouri bid theme rises
Hugh Fullerton Jr notes that Fordham and Missouri drew attention from West Coast fans who doubted a bid. He questions Duke and Duquesne prospects while Texas Tech is favored for a Sun Bowl spot as mail suggests possible teams.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Wide World
Fordham
Missouri
Duke
Southern California
Wallace Wade
Duquesne
Texas Tech
Balloon publicity stunt travels 900 miles to Waxhaw NC
Heny Walden athletic publicity director at Louisiana College released gas filled balloons during a homecoming pageant. One balloon drifted 900 miles to Waxhaw North Carolina. Walden, now a lieutenant colonel in the 31st Division, says the balloon’s long trip was due to not traveling on gas or wind.
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Heny £. Walden
Louisiana College
Louisiana Tech
Waxhaw
N. C
Walden
Waxhewp
Union Talk and Sports News From The Times
Mose Simms proposes players form a union as part of a footballers pay plan. Ted Lyons runs a Chicago bowling emporium and jokes about his own wild pitching. New York De Witt Clinton High School drops baseball due to lack of city funding, with others following football cuts. NY sportscasters note a fast run by Kuzma and Harmon reference. Cardinals bring 36 delegates to minor league meetings in Jacksonville.
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Mose Simms
Ted Lyons
New
Chicago
N. Y
Larry MacPhail on 1942 ball club funding
Larry MacPhail says the project has consumed 100000 dollars for the 1942 team and that so far only minor league prospects have been pursued.
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Larry MacPhail
Duke Accepts Rose Bowl Bid After Secret Meeting
Duke University reacts with elation to a Rose Bowl bid that came with an Oregon State offer. The team held a secret meeting last week and celebrated the official decision, signaling a mood of triumph similar to the 1939 excitement. Virginia star Bill Dudley tops college football notes in New York reports.
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Durham
N. C
Duke University
Orégon State
New York
Bullet Bill Dudley
Virginia
Bowling For Women By Sally Twyford
Sally Twyford discusses spot bowling headpin and combined systems. She notes champions Ned Day and others, advising bowlers to test each method, choose the best fit, then commit to it for consistent results. The piece previews fading deliveries tomorrow.
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Sally Twyford
Ned Day
First Trade Labeled a Joke at Winter Baseball Meeting
Reports from Jacksonville Florida describe the opening winter meeting where players and executives gathered for trades. Dudley led scoring with 134 points after 22 in his final game, surpassing Jackie Hunt who had 54 points this year.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Dudley
Ben Collins
West Texas State
Jackie Hunt
Marshall College
Hunt
Football Results From AP Report
Loyola Los Angeles 19 Nevada San Francisco 21 Fort Ord 13 Fort Monmouth 28 Fort DuPont Pro results Green Bay 22 Washington 17 Chicago 49 Philadelphia 14 Brooklyn 35 Pittsburgh 7 Detroit 21 Chicago Cardinals 3
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Associated Press
Loyola
Los Angeles
Nevada
San Francisco
Fort Ord
Fort Monmouth
Fort DuPont
Green Bay
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Chicago Cardinals
Chicago Bears
New York
Hutson Leads Bears Toward Western Title Showdown
Green Bay and Chicago eye the Western crown as the Bears face the Chicago Cardinals while the Packers beat the Redskins 22 17 to assure at least a tie. Hutson tied records and Isbell set a touchdown pass mark in Green Bay’s 22 17 win.
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Chicago
Chicago Bears
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Cardinals
North Side
Bears
Packers
New York Giants
Cardinals
New Yorkers
Washington Redskins
Philadelphia Eagles
Don Hutson
Packer
Cecil Isbell
Redskins
Green Bay
Hutson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburgh Steelers
Pears
Detroit Lions
Lions
Byron
Whizzer
Cleveland
Detroit
New Se
Brooklyn
Washington
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Hicago Bears
Athens Officer Patrick Arm strong's heart attack shocks locals
Athens residents learned Captain Frank H. Armstrong of the local national guard unit stationed at Camp Claiborne La suffered a heart attack. His condition was serious but stable. Armstrong had been promoted to captain from first lieutenant just last week.
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Athens
Ala
Frank H. Armstrong
National Guard
Claiborne
Armstrong
Big leaguers report for early work at 40th NAPBL convention
Weiss secretary and farm director of the New York Yankees and President Bob Quinn and Manager Casey Stengel of the Boston Braves were among the major leaguers to arrive early. Meanwhile the minor league setting prime dies er of the 40th convention of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leaguers.
Beavers Defense Cited For Rose Bowl Selection
Oregon State listed as the lone defensive bowl participant with a 123 to 33 scoring edge, facing Duke in the Rose Bowl while Fordham and Missouri draw Sugar Bowl foes. Texas among top contenders, A&M seeks third straight title, and Duquesne, Mississippi State, Penn State also considered.
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Missouri
Fordham
Tiger
New York Rams
Frankie Sinkwich
Georgie
Georgia Tech
Miami
Bulldogs
Texas Longhorns
Texas
Texas A. & M
Duquesne
Mississippi State
Penn State
Oregon State
Montana
Idaho
Don Durham
Quentin Greenough
Steve Lach
Duke
Granite
Steven Filipowicz
Jim Blumen- Stock
Jim
Dept of Commerce says metals shortage shifts packaging to glass
The department reports current metal supplies are tighter leading to increased use of glass for packaging and containers. This shift reflects supply constraints and demand patterns affecting manufacturers and retailers.
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Department of Commerce
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Merle Hapes
Robert Gude
Ernest Blandin
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Frank Sinkwich
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Joe Domnanovich
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Ole Massa
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John Vander Meer
France Mather
Dodgers
Leo Durocher
Zack Zeller
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Voice of Firestone” Radio
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Harry
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Maurice Wade
Jack Crain
Pete Layden
Texas Aggies
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