South Islama Football Association Proposed by Alabama Coaches
Readers imagine a new regional football body after years of limited recognition for southern Alabama schools. The plan would unite schools from Wiregrass and south Georgia into the South Islama Football Association, oversee officials, schedules, and rules, and operate alongside a parent Alabama High School Athletic Association.
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Alabama
Genson
Elmort
Montgomery
Ea Wmfort
Inky
Prt
Aga
Fo Sehools
Pame
AHS. A. A
Pset 2
South Dekartn
South Georgia
South Islama
Trippi's Air Force Beats Superbombers in Key Game
Atlanta AP says Charlie Trippi led the Third Air Force Gremlins to a comeback victory over the Superbombers of the Second Air Force. Trippi connected on a fourth down pass to Ketleher for a late score, and helped negate Glenn Dobbs who produced the early touchdown. Dobbs added a TD pass to keep his team ahead briefly, but Trippi sparked the Gremlins as the game swung in the second half.
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Atlanta
Charlie ‘Trip
Yack Ketleher
Air Force Gremlins
Trips
Gremlins
Georgia
Trippi
Ernie Bonelli
Pittsburgh
Bob Kennedy
Protective Program For Minors Also Due For Rough Sledding
A wartime article reviews protective rules for minors in major league sports, noting likely rejection of proposed waivers and territorial protections. It cites advisory council members Ford Frick and Will Harridge and discusses possible player trades among White Sox, Indians, Cubs, Giants, Reds, and others. Second Lieutenant Lawrence S Stinson, son of Miss and Mrs William L Stinson, trains as co pilot at Buckingham Army Air Field.
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Joe E. Reichler
New York
Howl New Yorker
Cgues
Tig League
Ford Frick
Natonal League
Will Harridge
Amenian League
Lesle M. O'Connor
K M Landis
Jim Bagby
Otis Hackett
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Ike Tresh
Chicago Cubs
Andy Pafko
Boston Braves
Alva Javery
Hugh Luby
New York Giants
Lou Novikoff
Cncinati Reds
Frank Kelleher
Tony Ciscola
Gerald Walker
Lawrence €. Stinson
William L. Stinson
Lucedale
Napier Field
Buckingham Army Aud
Packers Giants Clash For Pro Grid Crown
A cluttered recap of a long shot title game between the Packers and Giants. It notes a recent win over Washington and hints at key plays and defensive stands shaping the championship chase, with references to coaches and players in a period-voice style.
Crimson Tide Renew Workouts For Duke
Coach Frank Thomas says Alabama resumes practice to prepare for Duke in the Sugar Bowl after rain limited workouts last week. The team aims to strengthen offense and defense for New Year's Day.
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Tuscalooss
Frank Thomas
Alabama
Duke
Crimson
Private Takes Top Honors At Maxwell Field Golf
Pfe. Jam Milward of Lockbourne, Ohio won the 54 hole medalplay AAF Eastern Flying Training Command golf tournament at Maxwell Field with a 212 total, eight strokes ahead of Capt George P Swift of Maxwell and Sgt Hal Willama of Blytheville Field, Ark.
Miami Gels Franchise In New Pro Grid Loop
NEW YORK AP The all America professional football conference has tentatively organized with award of a franchise to Miami Fla Club owners ending a two day meeting here yesterday announced the decision to take Miami into the circuit which hopes to operate next year They also approved a five year contract making Lt Commander Jim Crowley league commissioner.
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New York
Miami
Fla
Camdr
Jim Crowley
Dutch Harrison Wins Miami Open Tourney
Dutch Harrison won the Miami Open claiming the $2,500 first prize and noting the win as the first $10,000 golf event won by a serviceman. Henry Piccard finished second at 275 with $2,250, Johnny Revolta third at 278 with $1,000, Morrie OConor fourth at 277 with $800, and Pete Cooper fifth at 279 with $700. Harrison credited Army training and said he weighed 35 pounds more since entering service.
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Wilbur Jennings
Miami
Fla
FE J
Harrison
Army
Wright Field
Dayton
Ohio
Henry Piccard
Harrisburg
Johnny Revolta
Evanston
Morrie O'Conor
Betlevile
Pete Cooper
Ganesville
Theater Listings Mixed With Erratic Names
Friday and Saturday listings feature Bob Livingwian and Joe Jhown in Soleo Jee while Sunday shows Joan Davin and Bol Crosby in Bandas City batty. Thursday only Franc Sinatra stars in Kiep Lively followed by Wednesday and Thursday Betta Davie and Clade eins in Mt Skeffington. Repeating Friday and Saturday Rey Rogers and Fin Falkenburg headline Men From Maisie Mountain and She Hes What It Tabtes with Tot McRae at The real Mommunh.
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Saturay
Bob Livingwian
Joe Jhown
Bunday
Joan Davin
Bol Crosby
Bandas City
Batty” O
Thuay
Sinatra
Betta Davie
Clade Eins
Mt. Skeffington
Rey Rogers
Maisie Mountain
Fin Falkenburg
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Koln
Feferente
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DRY Cleaners
Lena Street
Buclair
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J.B. Davis
Sinclair Agent
Dothan, Ala
Stinson
Washington State
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Columbia
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Sioclairize
Sinclair HC
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Brad
Jason
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Mebbe
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Giants
Ivo Sa Mauter
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Philadelphia
York
Pilsian Fe
Cruiffiy Phomotet
Noga
Redace
Stanee
Air
Salta
Crimson Tide
Private
Maxwell
Miami Gels
Dutch Harrison
Hansel Kirkland
Trey
Rainer Studio
Cash Brig
Walgreen
KODAK
Martin
Abbott and Costello
Lana Turmer
Jon Xinick
Johnny Mack Brown
Ghomame
June Carlson
Jats Vorsay
Deangsent
Eratine Ding Merle Monstee
Sunny Fotur
Jaca Obie
Jurdan Bey Teonald O'Connor
Pescy
George Sanders
Linda Darnell
Ingrid Bereman
Chow Hoye Grelight
Carrymore
Lionat White
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Lady of Burlesque
Ewilt
Taz
Rae
Rote
Glgnla
Eugene Farms
Adolphe Alt Zs Brown
Carney
Agenne
J. L. Harris Roofing CO
Bers
PVT Norro
Mug Erat
John Conte
Douglass Dumbaele
Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra
Dothan Exchange Club
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