Austinville and Cotaco to Clash in 7 PM Basketball Clash
The Austinville junior and senior teams meet Cotaco at Austinville at 7:00 tonight in a key matchup. Austinville, in its second year, features veterans Frank Gardner Dan Prater Charlie Ed Mooney and Jack Weston, plus newcomers from the junior squad including Jack Allen and Roger Millwood. The junior squad aims for a second win after a 21-7 upset of Ryan juniors while mix of long-time players and new call-ups fill both rosters.
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Cotaco
Peta An
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Ben Roper Jr
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Aldeon Ridgeway
Frank Gardner
Dan “Red” Prater
Charlie Ed Mooney
Edward Lott
Sim Hamilton
Jack Allen
Roger Millwood
Es “‘Mobes
Navy
Ryan
Gene Stephenson
Jack Weston
Joe Crowe
Glenn Hall
Vernon Sparkman
Jimmy Hill
Paul Holloway
Odtors
Kenneth Harp
Buddy Inderman
Billy Don Looney
J. B. Austin
Alfred Moebes
Dan Prater
Clarence Crowe
Sports Roundup Highlights Clock Rules and College News
In New York reports Harold Fullerton covers clock rule confusion as timekeeping relies on the signaler. Army and West Point discuss clarification of substitution timing. Florida and Kentucky updates note Bear Wolf appreciation and Adolph Rupp success with three All Americans. Wichita president introduces free junior tournament passes. Auburn’s Tidwell and Overton top freshmen while Kansas fields Earl Jones as a top distance prospect.
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Asa
Florida Grid
Miami
Bear Wolf
Kentucky
Adolph Rupp
Wichita
Ray
Dumont
Auburn
Travis Tidwell
Whitey Overton
Kansas
Earl Jones
Glenn Cunningham
Seven players added to Blue-Gray squads in Montgomery
Seven more players join the Blue-Gray game for December 28 in Montgomery. The Gray list includes Charles Milner Duke guard Dub Garrett Mississippi State tackle and John Cochran Wake Forest back. The Blue squad adds Edmund Kulawoski West Virginia tackle George Fuchs Wisconsin quarterback Joe Sowinski Indiana guard and Andrew Caruso Columbia halfback.
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Southern
Northern
Champ Pickens
Charles E. Milner
Duke
Dub Garrett
Mississippi State
John Cochran
Wake Forest
Edmund Kulawoski
West Virginia
George Fuchs
Wisconsin
Joe Sowinski
Indiana
Andrew Caruso
Columbia
Minors Move to Block Major League Invasion
Pacific Coast League leader Clarence Rowland signals support for an amendment to the major minor agreement to bar majors from taking franchises in any league. Action led by Stonestarty and a 1,000 delegate winter meeting aims to prevent encroachment, with Bramham’s presidency and league recognition on the agenda.
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Clarence Rowland
Pacific Coast League
Stones — Tarty En Tered
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William G. Bramham
Pacific Coast Loop
Baseball
A. B. Chandler
Will Harridge
Ford Frick
Connie Mack
Eddie Dyer
St. Louis Cardinals
Joe Cronin
Red Sox
Judge Bramham
Coast Loop
San Francisco
Southern Association
Villanova to Meet Southern Opponent in Birmingham Bowl
Villanova Wildcats will play in the Birmingham Bowl on New Year’s Day at Legion Field in Birmingham. Sponsors led by Carl Wiegand said a Southern opponent is being negotiated after Alabama and Wake Forest declined invitations.
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Villanova Wildcats
Carl Wiegand
Wiegand
Villanova
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Alabama
Wake Forest
NO REASON TO STOP CLOCK SAYS OFFICIAL
Fred R. Wallace who ran the clock at the Army Navy game says there was no reason to stop the clock in the final seconds. He told Maxwell Football Club guests he had trouble getting the ball from the Navy runner and the clock continued as the play ended.
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Bill Halloran
Tech Resting for Oil Bowl Prep in Houston
Georgia Tech will rest until December 12 then resume practice for the New Year’s Day Oil Bowl against St. Mary’s. Coach Bobby Dodd announced practices through December 19 before a seven day Christmas break. The team departs for Houston December 26.
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Georgia Tech
St. Mary’s
Bobby Dodd
Houston
GOP to Bare Staff Report Sparks Senate War Debate
A GOP plan to publicize a staff investigator's confidential report on conditions in the American occupation zone of Germany widens a Senate War Investigating Committee rift. Chairman Kilgore criticizes the move as not a committee report and cites State and War Department opposition.
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Senate War Investigating Committee
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Ball
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Ferguson
Mich
Knowland
Calif
Patterson
War Department
Senate
George Meader
United States
Europe
War and
State Departments
Idle Miners Seek Jobless Pay Ruling Affects 102000
West Virginia's 102000 soft coal miners are to file unemployment claims after a district UMW official said they are entitled to benefits. The ruling by Federal Judge Alan Goldsborough holds their idleness is not a labor dispute, expanding eligibility beyond the dispute.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
District United Mine Workers
Alan Goldsborough
UMW
District 17
William Blizzard
Goldsborough
Hatley Named Coach of Memphis State Tigers
Ralph Hatley 33, former Tennessee captain under Gen. Bob Neyland in 1934, was named head coach of Memphis State College football. Hatley comes from Christian Brothers College in Memphis to lead the Tigers next fall.
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Memphis
Tenn
Memphis State College
Bob Neyland
Jack Smith
Memphis State
Ralph Hatley
University of Tennessee
Tigers
Hatley
Christian Brothers College
Seahawks Browns Postponed AFC Clash in Orange Bowl
The Miami Seahawks and Cleveland Browns will attempt their All America Football Conference game tonight at the Orange Bowl Stadium in Miami pending weather. The contest was postponed 24 hours due to rain.
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Miami, Fla
Miami Seahawks
Cleveland Browns
Orange Bowl
Twelve charred bodies recovered after Belfort plane crash
Twelve victims were found among the debris of a plane crash near Belfort, France, with rescue teams removing remains from the wreckage after the incident occurred the previous day.
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Belfort
France
Yale Star Levi Jackson To Receive New England Trophy
Levi Jackson, Yale standout and former Phillips Exeter Academy and Lafayette player, will be honored as New England’s outstanding football player of the season. The Bulger Lowe Trophy presentation occurs at the Gridiron Club dinner in Boston’s Hotel Le Lowe. Jackson served in World War One and died eight years ago.
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Levi Jackson
Yale
Bulger Lowe
New England
George (Bulger) Lowe
Arlington
Hotel le Lowe
Phillips Exeter Academy
Lafayette
Georgia Bulldogs to face St Johns in New York opener
The University of Georgia basketball team leaves Athens for New York City to play St Johns College on Thursday night. The Bulldogs will then meet Niagara University in Buffalo on Saturday with Gene Lorendo Bobby Healey Al Fabian Morgan Harville and Arnold De La Pierre in the starting lineup.
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St. John’s College
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Ralph Jordan
Gene Lorendo
Bobby Healey
al Fabian
Morgan Harville
Arnold de la Pierre
Bulldogs Rest as Butts Heads to Sugar Bowl Planning
University of Georgia coach Wallace Butts travels to New Orleans to arrange the Sugar Bowl clash with North Carolina. The Bulldogs rest today and will resume light workouts next week before departing for the New Year’s Day game.
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Young Leads Bowlers In All Star Standings
Detroit's George Young led the field in the all star individual match game bowling championships with an 18 game total of 3799 and an average of 211.1 as the tournament entered its fourth day in Chicago.
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Chicago
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Mulloy Reaches Semi Final In Victorian Tennis
Gard Merger Mulloy defeats Adrian Quist in a five set match to advance to the semi finals of the Victorian championships. Quist recovery win in two sets not enough to stop Mulloy’s decisive late surge.
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Notre Dame Takes Football Team of the Year Honor
Notre Dame named Football Team of the Year for 1946, as Army loses first place after a tough season. The Irish led with 1730.5 points, while Army had 1659.5 in AP voting. Georgia, UCLA, Illinois, Michigan, North Carolina, Tennessee, LSU and Arkansas also appear in the final top ten.
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Associated Press
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Bruins
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Michigan
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Tennessee
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Rice Owls
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Razorbacks
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Faith in baseball kept during wartime boosts leagues
Judge W. G. Bramham, president of the National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs, recalls wartime doubts about baseball. He says some urged shutdown but a few kept faith and today there are more leagues than ever in the game's history.
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Los Angeles
W. G. Bramham
National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
Bettors Set Record At Maryland Race Tracks
Maryland bettors wagered a record 118 537 760 at state tracks this year. George P P Mahoney, chairman of the State Racing Commission, announced the figure today.
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Bettors
Baltimore
Maryland
George Pp, Mahoney
State Racing Commission
Oklahoma U. team to vote on Gator Bowl opponent
Oklahoma football players are to vote before finalizing the Gator Bowl opponent for North Carolina State on New Year’s Day. Officials negotiate with Oklahoma, co champion of the Big Six, and Coach Jim Tatum spoke about the discussions.
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University of Oklahoma
North Carolina State
Oklahoma
Jim Tatum
Oklahoma Sooners Await Gator Bowl Bid Ballot Return
After a brief holiday following their final regular season game the Sooners return to cast a ballot on accepting a Gator Bowl bid. The decision hinges on the players and team consensus about postseason destination.
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Ensure your child's toy is large enough to avoid swallowing risk
Check toy size to prevent choking hazards. Choose toys larger than a child's mouth and keep small parts away from infants. Regularly inspect toys for breaks and discard pieces that could be swallowed.
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