Unbeaten Teams May Be Pranned This Week
New York January 7 1943 44 major unbeaten college basketball teams face a busy week as conference play begins Wyoming Indiana Iowa Notre Dame West Virginia Cornell Tulane Yale and others seek to preserve perfect records amid key matchups across the nation. University powers clash in Big Ten Six Seven leagues as Tulane Georgia Tech and Notre Dame loom near the top of their regions.
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New York
Hoop Brigade
Wyomin
Indiana
Iowa
Notre Dame
West Virginia
Cornell
Tulane
Yale
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain
Utah
Cowboys
Valparaiso
Hoosiers
Minnesota
Hawkeyes
Toorrow
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Big Ten
Purdue
Michigan
Rochester
Princeton
Big Red
Columbia
de Paul
Billy Hassett
Great Lakes
Mountaineers
Long Island
Madison Square Garden
Canisius
Buffalo
Penn
Big Six
Nebraska
Kansas
Big Seven
Kentucky
Tennessee
Georgia
Southwest
Arkansas
Rice
Missouri Valley
Oklahoma Aggies
Pacific Coast
Oregon State
Washingtom
California
Vals
Wildcats
Temple
Owls
Ohio
Marshall College
Cats
Vols
Georgia Tech
Auburn
Clemson
New Orleans Naval Air Station
Vanderbilt
University of Louisville
Tigers
Mississippi State
Tech
Louisiana State
Clyde Lindsey
Bobby Lowther
Lowther
Lindsey
Jack Parkinson
Nelson Still Is Favorite In Golf Open Title Bid
Nelson leads by two strokes after a 72 in the third round of the Los Angeles Open 54 holes. Sam Snead and Jim Ferrier tied for runner-up with 214 totals, while Hogan Demaret Penna McSpaden Barron and others are within striking distance as final round looms.
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Angelres
Byron
Nelson A
Los Angeles
Lord Byron
Bond
Sam Snead
Hot Springs
Jim: Ferrier
Chicago
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Jim’ Demaret
Houston
Tex
Tony Penna
Dayton
Harold
Jug) McSpaden
Sanford
Herman Barron
White Plains
N. Y
Court of Review Opens for Boy Scouts in January
The Court of Review met January 3 in the Armory building with members Guy Roberts D D Marshall M H Broom and Scoutmaster E Rusell presiding. Advances in rank were proposed for Wesley Bowens Joe Howell Jimmy Weinman and merit badges for Paul Johnson Scottie Stone George Spanos. Present were Joe Clements Pete McCutcheon Gene Arnold McCutcheon Johnson Wesley Bowens Joe Howell Jimmy Weinman Paul Johnson Scottie Stone and George Spanos. Next Scout meeting is January 10 with George L Spanas presenting Good Scouts Duties and Edward Pete McCutcheon as Patrol Leader.
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Armory
Guy Roberts
D. D. Marshall
M. H. Broom
E. O.russel
Wesley Bowens
Joe ‘Howell
Jimmy Weinman
Paul Johnson
Scottie” “Stone
George Spanos
Joe Clements
Pete McCut
Gene Arnold McCutcheon
Johnson
Joe Howell
Scottie Stone
Les Jimmy .Long
George L. Spanas
Reds sign Ted Kluszewski while in college years
The roundup notes Ted Kluszewski left Indiana for pro baseball amid ongoing eligibility, with Reds favoring him over rivals. It mentions coaching upheaval in Ohio State, base ball and golf prospects, and profiles various sports figures and events including a 5,000-strong 82nd Airborne guest night and potential Denver club backing.
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New York
Association of College Baseball Coaches
St. Louis
Reds
Ted Kluszewski
Indiana
Cincinnati
Ted
Redleg
Ohio State
Ohio
Carroll Wide
Cooper"Dooper
Sam Breeddon
Walker
82Nd Airborne Division
Mike Jacobs
Lee Savold
al Hoosman
Bob Feller
Denver
Wayne Sabin
Guam
U. S
Max Waxman
Jack Safeguay
Curtis
Sheppard Emil von Elling
N.Y. A
Leslie Mac Mitchell
Notice of Members and Shareholders Meeting Decatur AL
The regular Annual Meeting of the Members and Shareholders of First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Decatur will be held at 513 Second Avenue Decatur Alabama at 2:00 PM Wednesday January 16 1946 to elect a Board of Directors and transact other business. Dated Decatur Alabama December 11 1945. First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Decatur By A T Hanson President Attest Leodonia Kullman Secretary Treasurer Dec 17 24 31 1945 Jan 7 14 1946.
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First Federal Savings and Loan Association OF Decatur
Second Avenue
Decatur
Alabama
Federal Savings and Loan. Association
A. T. Hanson
Leodonia Kullman
Manila’s booming postwar blitz on streets and shops
Manila hosts a vast, rough-edged business rush driven by American soldiers with busy Escolta and Rizal Avenue filled with souvenir stores, alcohol bars, and night clubs. Prices drop as imports flood in, while reconstruction scars remain amid a frontier town feel and an overseas labor force.
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Manila
Orient
Tombstone
Ariz
Missouri
Tokyo
Far East
Shanghai
Escolta
Rizal Avenue
American Hardware
Philippine Bank of Commerce
Fifth Avenue
Minature Department
Hare
Lady Godiva
Army Post Exchange
Supreme Court Weighs Yamashita Case For War Crimes
The Supreme Court hears arguments on whether to review General Yamashita's death sentence for war crimes in the Philippines. Justice Department argues a civil court cannot question a military commission’s authority. A stay on execution remains in effect as justices decide if further action is required.
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Washington
Supreme ‘ Court
Tomoyuki
Yamashita
Philippines
High Court
Pacific
Manila
Supreme Court
Pearl Harbor
Malaya
Singapore
Philippine Supreme Court
Island Supreme Court
American Military Commission
Congress
Justice Department
J. Howard McGrath
McGrath
Georgia Tech Adds Three Opponents to 1946 Football Schedule
Georgia Tech football announces three new opponents for 1946. Tennessee, Mississippi, and V M I join the slate replacing North Carolina Howard and Notre Dame. The schedule includes key games at Knoxville Atlanta Athens and Baton Rouge with Navy and others on the calendar.
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Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Charlie Griffin
Tennessee
University of Mississippi
North Carolina
Howard
Notre Dame
Knoxville
V. M
Avlanta
Mississippi
L. S.U
Baton Rouge
Auburn
Duke
Durham
Navy
Tulang
Open
Georgia
Athens
Southeastern junior A.A. U. swimming meet set for Emory
The Southeastern junior A.A. U. championships for men will open the season with a January 19 meet at Emory University in Atlanta. The junior field is open to all registered swimmers who have never won a district title, and winners will also be record holders since no records exist for this division.
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Atlanta
Tech fullback Pierce McWhorter to receive prep players award
Atlanta reports Pierce McWhorter, All Southern and All Georgia fullback for Tech high, will win the annual prep players trophy. The award is given by the Atlanta Touchdown Club and will be presented at the jamboree on January 26 after a fan ballot.
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Atlanta
Pierce McWhorter
Tech High
Atlanta Touchdown Club
All America Conference Forms for 1946 NFL Schedule
The All America Conference moved toward a 1946 season with eight teams split into East and West divisions. Commissioner Crowley to draft the schedule as owners finalize player drafts and contracts for New York Brooklyn Buffalo Miami Cleveland Chicago San Francisco and Los Angeles.
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Chicago
James
Sleepy Jim) Crowley
New York
Brooklyn
Buffalo
N. Y
Miami
Fla
Cleveland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Alabama Opens Its 1946 Cage Season Tonight
Alabama begins its 1946 Southeastern Conference basketball schedule tonight against Georgia with Georgia Tech upcoming. Mississippi debuts against Tennessee Friday and LSU Saturday as Georgia Tech Tulane loom as top dark horse contenders, while Kentucky, Tennessee, and LSU seek early standing in a tight race.
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Atlanta
Alabama
Mississippi
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Tennessee
Louisiana State
Tulane
State
Auburn
LSU
Cardinals Open 1946 Biz With Trades at Sportsman's Park
St Louis owner Sam Breadon started the year by trading catcher Walker Cooper to the New York Giants for 175000 and second baseman to Pittsburgh for about 30 000. He said Marty Marion is the only player not for sale and projected a busy market for outfielders as many stars are in military service.
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Decatur
Walter
Sam Breadin
Sportsmans Park
Sam
Walker Coolper
New York Giants
Pittsburgh States
Breadon
Marty
Marion
Red Birds
Cardinals
Cardinal
Giants
Max Lanier
Harry~ Brecheen
Cooper
Johnny Hopp
Buster Adams
Red Schoendienst
Augie Bergamo
Stan Musial
Enos Slaughter
Terry Moore
Harry Walker
Danny Litwhiler
Saeed
Schedule Abbreviations for 14 Game Home and Home Series
The plan outlines a 14 game schedule where teams meet each other twice in home and away series. The format ensures each matchup occurs with both teams hosting once, creating a balanced double round robin style.
Lost dog at 522 Grant St seeks contact for reward
A four month old black and white bull dog strayed from 522 Grant Street. The dog is described as a screw tail bull dog. A reward is offered and callers should contact the given phone number 1189.
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Grant St
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