Only Alabama and Vols Lead SEC Postseason Eligibility
SEC standings show Alabama and Tennessee as the only teams exceeding the 2750 sundry percentage threshold for bowl eligibility under the new rule. Georgia rises to third with Tulane and Mississippi reaching new peaks while Sewanee drops from the conference after 1940.
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Fin
Spmne
Tennessee
Alabama
SEC
Joe Sherman
Florida Ports
Southeastern Conference
Sewanee
Evan
Hickman of Yale Ready For Rebels in Orange Bowl
Yale coach Hickman arrives from New Haven to lead the North team in the North-South game at the Orange Bowl. He calls the Rebels a great squad with three Notre Dame players and predicts a high scoring contest. He plans the T formation with single wing variations to showcase Penn State runner Elwood Petchell. Miami coach Gustafson confirms Vic Turyn of Maryland will join the South roster, completing the 24-man lineup.
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Miany
Fleap
Herman Hickman
Yale
Abine
New Haven
Conn
Lemme
Hickman
Jote Dame
Billy Bons
Hinkman
West Portine
Penn
Elwood Petchell
Andy Gustafson
Miami
Vic Turyn
University of Maryland
Pias
North South Teams Arrive For Drills In Montgomery
Football players and coaches from the North and South gather in Montgomery to prepare for the Blue Gray game on Christmas Day. Ray Eliot, coach of the University of Sins, and George Brown Tex as Christian University tackle arrive to join the Northern and Southern squads as practical sessions begin. Game Manager Champ Pickens notes 24 man rosters and heavy practice ahead.
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Montgomery
Ray Eliot
University of Sinms
George Brown
Alabama Pointer Wins Field Trials in Florida
O Boy Take bird dog owned by J Payne of Birmingham won the $1,000 open stake at Piney Woods trials in Kissimmee Florida. The lemon and white pointer defeated 34 national field trial winners to claim $500 for professional handler Red Weddle of Dublin Georgia. Second went to Stein City John. third to Fast Delivery owned by Braebry Bobbitt of Winston-Salem North Carolina. Modern telescopes reveal about 450,000 stars in the belt of the Great Dipper.
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Kissimmee
Fla
O Boy
J Payne
Birmingham
Ala
Piney Woods
Red Weddle
Dublin
iGa
Stein City
John
R Z Cates
Spartarburg
S.C
Hiszin
June Welchell
Sprianburg
Pointer
Braey Bobbitt
Winston Salem
N.C
United States
Veterars
Czechs Abandon Hope Of Locating Ninety Lidice Children
Prague reports Czech authorities have given up locating more than 90 children from Lidice after tracing some to Lodz and German homes. The 1942 raid sent children to Nazi households, with many parents and villagers killed. postwar efforts found few names and most records unclear or misidentified.
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Prague
Klandno
Gestapo
Tadice
Lodz
Polisi
Lodzan Sty
Anbost
Bacn
Riadno
Sune
Lode
Jarermré
Perncula
Jaromir Zelenks
Czechs Establish Government Firms
Prague AP reports a Czech government plan to create state run firms as profit oriented enterprises. Bills propose a new office and wainsport organs with a two thirds government board and one third private directors. The state would finance productive investment and tax the enterprises while ensuring accountability.
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Prague
Czechorslovak Nationalzaboon Praxiama
Armes Yd
Parliameni
Norway's Big Game Increasing Rapidly
AP reports Norwegian fauna showing rapid growth of bears and wolves moving southward. Wolves attack reindeer and sheep, while in northern Fishmark Lapplanders maintain tens of thousands of reindeer with wolves present. Elk, wild reindeer, lynx, and martens are more common in deep forests.
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QSLO
Fishmark
Olstad
Saddler Wins World Featherweight Title at Madison Square Garden
Sandy Saddler defeated White Pep by knockout to claim the 127-pound world featherweight title at Madison Square Garden, continuing his dominance as the favorite and sealing victory in a ten-round bout.
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Sandy Sadler
Terr
Younger Wallace Emulates His Father in Farm Progress
In Des Moines Iowa Wallace junior Henry B Wallace follows his father’s path in farm progress. He and his team work on hybrid corn and hybrid chickens at Hy-Line Chicken Farm near Des Moines. The effort aims to boost egg production and yield through selective breeding and controlled crossing.
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Wallace
Here
Lowe State College of Turiculture
Henry A Wallace
Henry Browne Wallace
Caie
Bettes Coin
Chyken
Henry B Wallace
141+ las
Wigland Coin
First Train Ride for Grace Seeks Artificial Hands
A Georgia newspaper recounts Grace, a girl without hands, receiving aid from Engineer Heme Ro Lee and local supporters who organize a fundraiser to supply artificial hands. Volunteers coordinate to let Grace ride the train and meet people as the drive to cover medical and prosthetic costs grows.
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Tovejjoy
cAtiethe
Cette
Golvers
Tuurgentud
Sly
Heme Ro Lee
Ls Lee
Grace
Lyse
Georgia Department of Wetfare
Lee
Lavejay
Nancy Hanks
Gace
Lions Club Talk by FBI Agent on Law Enforcement
Enterprise special agent at the FBI T D Easterling spoke at the Lions Club meeting on Wednesday. His talk was about law enforcement and crime trends. The club voted to donate $20 to the welfare department. Visitors included Major JT Tiss BT Gelmes Ed Shorting and Lion Frank Willian of Rayville, La.
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Enterprise
T D Easterling
FBI
Panama
Cit
Fla
Wes
Lions Club
Easterling
Hutchel
Amnonea
Welave
Gonty
JT Tiss
Ed Shorting
Lion Frank Willian
Rayville
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