Horvath named one of The News all American by sports scribes
The News all American team spotlights Horvath of Ohio State as player of the year among honorees. Don Whitmire and Bobby Jenkins of Navy are noted as southern-linked stars with Alabama roots, competing with Army’s Glenn Davis and Doc Blanchard. Other selections include guards Ben Chase and more.
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Addi
Ing News
Eod
Phil Tinsley
Don Whitmire
Bobby Jenkins
Navy
Alabama
Annapolis
South
Whitmire
Army
Glenn Davis
Doc” Blanchard
Ben Chase
Minors Press For Say In Landis Succession Debate
In Buffalo the minor leagues push to influence the appointment of the new baseball commissioner to succeed Kennesaw Mountain Landis. They seek greater say in choosing leadership and plan protections for existing talent while majors prepare to finalize the selection. The article notes friction between major and minor leagues and outlines their bid to secure representation in the process.
Major League and Minor League Talks Delay Pact
Discussion continues over the successor to Landis and a tentative date of January 12, 1846 for extended terms as executives await major league decisions. Willam G Bramham expects minor input, while minor leagues push 13 amendments at today’s joint conclave. Coast amendment to protect AA territory draws little opposition.
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Landis
Shaughnessy
Willam G. Bramham
National Association
Shaughnessy Repeats as IL President for Three Years
Frank J. Shaughnessy was reelected president of the International League for a three year term and William J. Manley named secretary treasurer for three years. The league approved a 154 game schedule from April 19 to September 9 with opening pairings Buffalo at Syracuse Toronto at Newark Rochester at Jersey City and Montreal at Baltimore.
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Buffalo
Frank J. Shaughnessy
International League
William J. Manley
Syracuse
Toronto
Newark
Rochester
Jersey City
Montreal
Baltimore
Tech Cagers Expect Fair Court Season
Atlanta AP reports Georgia Tech with three veterans returning to the court expects a fair basketball season under Coach Dwight Kea. The 1943-44 squad won 13 games and 3 losses, reaching the SEC tournament semifinals before falling to Tulane. Half a dozen prospects were missing due to Orange Bowl football duties. veterans include Dick Collier Durand Holladay and Frank Broyles who also plays football.
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Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Dwight Kea
Frank Broyles
Broyles
Tech Tailback May Play Against Tulsa in Orange Bowl
Georgia Tech likely will have injured freshman tailback Allen Dinky Bowen available for the Orange Bowl against Tulsa, with Assistant Coach Bobby Dodd saying practice resumes next Tuesday. Dodd will lead the squad through December 22 before Christmas break, reassembling December 28 for the trip to Miami. In Knoxville, Tennessee, the Volunteers face limited practice before Rose Bowl bound, with John Barnhill saying this week focuses on conditioning as 38 players work out.
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Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Allen
Dinky
Hous
Knoxville
Tenn
University of Tennessee
John Barnhill
Alabama cotton cash income rises with improved variety alliances
Auburn Alabama report shows Alabama farmers boosted cash income from cotton by 83 662 481 through improved variety associations in the last year. The state has 247 associations with 46 045 members who produced 354 451 bales on 562 641 acres. Plain tailored sling wear noted as better than trimmed with lace.
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Auburn
Ala
Alabama
Warga Favored To Cop Miami Springs Open
Miami Florida AP Wilbur Jengs reports fuel offcourse star Steve Warga poised to win the Miami Springs Open on a course he knows well. Warga projects about 277 after a recent 72-hole 280 score and says his putting and form are sharp. Tournament director Arnold lists a field of veterans and 19 contenders including Sara, Penna, Mellon, Klein, Walsh, Kirkwood, Nelson, Cooper, Burkin, Gibson, Mel Jane, Turnesa and White.
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Wilbur Jengs
Miami
Fla
Steve Warga
Warga
Fidence
Oil Bowlers Sian Randolph Field Team
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Oil Bowlers Sian Randolph Field Team and Naval teams with references to undefeated status and bids. It is unclear and garbled, but implies a football or gridiron context with teams and potential naval involvement.
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Sian Randolph
Three Players Added To Norths Roster
Three players join Norths roster amid team reshuffle. The additions include players from various regions, signaling a strategic upgrade as the squad prepares for upcoming competitions.
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North
Western Grid Receipts Expected to Rise
In Chicago a two day session with seven sport coaches examined winter and spring schedules. Commissioner John L Griffith predicted football profits would top 1942 totals and near seven and a half million dollars, signaling a likely rise in Western Grid Receipts.
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Chicago
Cap
Sime
John L. Geiffith
Counee
Southern Adepts 140-Game Schedule Adopted
Buffalo AP report states the Southern Association adopted a one schedule and discarded season in favor of a unified plan. The league, which faced proposals from the tiedmont Pony and Ohio State factions, will hold a meeting tomorrow at 1 o clock to finalize the arrangement with 10 operating leagues expected to participate.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Theouthern Association
Ohio State
Theatre Amusements Listings for Today to Friday
Local theatre page lists Harald Cateran and Sinrlene Detryen in a smaet show across Thursday and Friday with additional acts on Saturday and Sunday including Jom and Abner in Going To, plus musical numbers and holiday themed performances.
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Harald Cateran
Sinrlene Detryen van i Smaet
Abner
Crimson Tide Tussle Prep Travels to Duke Clash
Alabama prepares for a Duke game with a road trip to New Orleans. The 30 man Tide roster travels as a full squad while coach efforts focus on readiness for the upcoming neutral site contest.
TCU Football Absenteeism Hinges on Chronister Absence
Texas Christian University explains football absenteeism with Floyd Chronister, a 190-pound player whose absence shapes the lineup. The situation centers on Fort Worth reporting and team adjustments as Chronister deals with unforeseen reasons.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Cap
Texas Christian
Floyd Chronister
Fragmented OCR: unclear text on Bron and Egennst case
The readable lines show fragmented names and phrases. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the available text. Further legible content needed to craft a proper headline and concise summary.
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