Notre Dame Georgia And UCLA Boosters Claim National Crown
Notre Dame Georgia and UCLA boosters claim the college grid crown after Army Navy results in the final pre bowl roundup. Georgia and UCLA finish undefeated while Notre Dame beat Southern California. Army’s near loss to Navy contrasts with their overall strong record. Charlie Trippi shines for Georgia in a 35-7 win over Georgia Tech. Sugar and Rose Bowl plans loom as teams map post season.
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Army
Navy
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SEC Sends Four Teams To Major Bowls In 1946 Season
The SEC will send four teams to major bowls for only the second time in its 14-year history. Georgia leads with the Sugar Bowl bid, Tennessee to the Orange Bowl, Georgia Tech to the Cotton Bowl after a 35-7 loss to Georgia, and LSU to the Cotton Bowl in a bid that reflects a strong conference season. Alabama and Mississippi State also feature prominently as the league closes its final games with Tulane awaiting a Dec. 21 clash with Southern California.
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Tennessee
Georgia Tech
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Tulane
Alabama
Mississippi State
Auburn
Florida
Southern California
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Sewanee
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Lippi State
Ga. Tech
Miss. State
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Mississippi
Charlie Trippi Tops SEC Scorers in 1945 Race
Charlie Trippi of Oklahoma City University leads the SEC scoring race with 124 points after 14 touchdowns and 40 points after TDs. Gene Roberts of Chattanooga boosts totals with two touchdowns in a frame. Other sectional leaders include Crider, Horn, Darrow, and Leforee as AP totals compile across conferences.
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Taps
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Vietur
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Associated Press
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Miuhlenberg
F Wese
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Pep Berd
Forrest Tel Sankysen
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South Restern
Charlie Tru
Georen
Big Sin Conferencie
Grelachorne
Ubelle Dustioe
Wiseerty
Mort Coral
Clive Leforee
Bares
Denver
Big White Opossum To Be Sent Truman
A fragmentary OCR item notes an animal shipment to Truman with unclear dates and recipients. The garbled text mentions a big white opossum and delivery to a named party, but specifics remain unreadable.
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All-Southern Choo-Choo Justice Polls Top Voter Count
Richmond reports the All-Southern Choo-Choo Justice Polls naming the season’s top players. Key selections include North Carolina State and Wake Forest seniors, Duke and Virginia Tech standouts, with William and Marys Jack Cloud among leading scorers. The voting, by coaches and sports writers, lists positions and notable stats.
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Bini
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Jack Cloud
Dackheld
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N. C
Duke
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Hapeville
Washington
Lie
William Chipley
Lenenburg
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Newark
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Jobo Maskas
Virginia Tech
Senor
Monessen
Wiliam and
Mary
Knox Ramsey
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Cepa Pike
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Bryant Meeks
Carolina
Brillant Center
Macon
Redskins Meet Bears in Pro Playoff Clash
Washington Redskins and New York Giants collide as NFC playoff implications heat up. Both teams seek key wins to secure a postseason bid, with the Bears and Giants favored to contend for top seeds.
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WEW York Aps
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New York Grunts
Poker Grounds Post
Wovenue
Shane
Giants
National Football League Test Anwenon Sa
Fragmentary text from sports brief cites possible team play and scores. Mentions American League and a placeholder dollar amount but lacks clear events or outcomes. Entities are unclear. no definite names, dates, or places can be confirmed from the available readable words.
Quarterback Club Elects Officers at Regular Meeting
Wiregrass Quarterback Club members will elect officers for the coming year at tonight’s seven o’clock meeting at Wagon Wheel. A five member nominating committee chosen by Captain Dan Morgan will announce candidates and a vote will follow. Coach Jack Hovater said six Southeastern Conference coaches have accepted invitations to the big banquet. writers, coaches, and guests are expected as the club closes out the season ahead of 1947 football season.
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Wagon Wheel
Dan Morgan
Jack Hovater
Dade
Tes
Harry Todd Wins Orlando Open Golf Tournament
Harry Todd of Dallas won the Orlando Open, carding 64 for a 275 total nine under par to take first prize of ten thousand dollars. Johnny Palmer of Badin NC finished one stroke behind in this major pro event as Todd celebrated his first professional major victory.
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Vwarry Todd
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Paul Jeffcoat Wins As Guessing Game Closes For Season
The Eagle's forecast contest ends with Paul Jeffcoat Gordon top, Edison Price second, Samiury Snead and Fred Haas tied for third at 277. Winners are mainly from Delaware and nearby areas, with twenty one participants overall. Final earnings total 1,400 for first and 900 each for tied third, followed by a 278 score and 700 for next place.
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the Eagle
Paul Jeffcost
Gordon
Eroo
Pdison Price
Mier Ders
Deathan
Paul Jeffeuat
Edison
Samiury Snead
Hot Springs
Fred Haas
New Orleans
Claude Harmon
Marmaroneck
Local names listed in a civic directory snippet
A fragmentary OCR list presents individuals including Edith B. Scott James, Hicks, Sue Boone, Mr Sum ’rrent, Mrs Hayward Wynn, Joe Cable, T Wo Wellson, J. T. Wynn, A. J. Cassidy, Mrs Adelie Cartes and Edward Gerals Radimidce with no accompanying event or context.
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