High school football conferences spread through the South
The piece reports Georgia high schools forming a conference with plans to mirror Florida and Alabama. It notes improved attendance, cooperation, and stricter regulations for players. A Florida meeting is planned to discuss southern representation, with emphasis on postseason play and championships.
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Georgia
Frands
Forthern
Florida
Eilege
Alabama
Madama
Ness
Gespels
Nation's Two Best Centers To Tangle In Blue-Gray Game
Auburns Caleb Warrington and Indianas John Tavener head to Montgomery for the sixth Blue Gray clash barring injuries. The South, led by Warrington, seeks a high scoring battle against the North as passers Trippi and Tittle anchor Grays and Hoernschmeyer Charkran pace the North. Coaches McMillan Waldorf Snavely and Lts notable staffers prepare for a crowd around 20000.
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Rebels
Charlie Trippi
Third Air Force
Trppi
Y. A. Tittle
Louisiana State
Grays
Bob Hoernschmeyer
Indiana
John Charkran
Perm State
Trippi
McMillan
Lynn Waldorf
Northwestern
Carl Snavely
Corne
Wales
Wally Butts
Georgia
Claude
Little Monk) Simon
Tulane
Vanguard of Tulsa Squad Hits Miami
Tulsa's 21 football players arrived in Miami for Orange Bowl practice ahead of the Georgia Tech game. Coach Henry Frnka leads the squad with another 28 players expected later, as they adjust to Florida weather and the Orange Bowl atmosphere.
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Go Tech Engineers
Sue Jersies
Tulsa Hurricanes
Gibson Boys
Miami
Fla
Georgia Tech
Tulsa
University of Miami
Florida
Henry Frnka
Tech
Atlanta
Oklahoma
Sugar Bowl Tilt Sees Homegrown Tide Clash with Duke
Alabama and Duke prepare for the Sugar Bowl with lineups featuring mostly local players. Alabama lists 15 Alabama-born players and 18 from elsewhere, while Duke fields a squad largely made up of out-of-state talent and Navy trainees. Coach Thomas and the Tide arrive near Baton Rouge for practice as Duke heads to New Orleans.
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Patsion
Alabama
Lowell Tew
Waynesboro
Miss
John Wortuak
Fairhope
Jack McConville
Wheeling
W. Va
Fred Grant
Christenberry
Tide
Woznisk
Birmingham
Henry Mancha
Tom Whitley
Hugh Morrow
Harry Gilmer
Bill Conway
George Whatley
Wilson
Blue Devil
Tom Davis
George Clark
Gordon Carver
Durham
Eddie Cameron
Duke
New Orleans
Light Heavy Champ In Non-Title Fight
World light heavyweight champion Gus Lesnevich returns in a non-title eight round bout against Phil Muscate in Buffalo at Memorial Auditorium. Lesnevich, in the Coast Guard since 1942, hopes to show how champions fare after military service while Muscate, Navy discharged, nears a record of eight wins in nine bouts.
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Buffalo
Gus Lesnevich
Lesnevich
1. 5
Coast Guard
Phil Muscate
Memorial Auditorium
S.ice
Joe Thomas
Westmington
Del
CiiLon
Muscate
Navy
Joe Wnetro
Muscato
Prisoners Escape From Camp Phoenix Shocks Allies
AP dispatch reports 19 German prisoners escaped from Papa to Park POW camp through a 200 foot tunnel. Six of 25 naval officers were recaptured. authorities expect a roundup of the rest within 36 hours. Commandant Holder notes most fugitives are top submarine officers and denies Guenther Prien’s status as a captive.
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Royal Oak
Next Workout Slated On LSU Field In Bowl Prep
Alabama coach Frank Thomas plans daily practices in Baton Rouge as the Crimson Tide buses to LSU for the Sugar Bowl with Duke on Jan 1. The squad total stands at 31, with Lacey West out due to a knee injury and Albert Kolasky listed on the injured list.
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Frank Thomas
Tide
Duke
Baton Rouge
Thomas
Alabama
Lacey West
Kingsport
Tenn
West
Albert Kolasky
Dukes
Bama
Blue Devils Ready For New Orleans Trip
Duke University prepares for the Sugar Bowl game with Alabama next Monday after a heavy workout session in Durham. The squad, returning from a two day holiday, faced no serious injuries and aimed to undamage from Thanksgiving meals before entraining for New Orleans on Friday.
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Durham
WNC
Duke Blue Devils
Alabama
Orleana
Eddie Cameron
Dukes
Raf Again Indicted As Waster Destroyer
Auburn report details another count in the indictment charging a waste and destroyer of food and water as a dangerous pest of disease. Dr. George W. Stiles of the Bureau of Animal Industry cites findings of swine erysipelas organisms in a rat during an anti rat campaign in Tennessee, warning rats may transmit disease to infected to infected premises and stressing public health risks.
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Auburn
SS Department of Agriculture
George W. Stiles
Bureau of Animal Industry
Denver Laboratory
Tenner
Deals
Tr. Stier
Anet
Big Revenue Loss Seen In Racing Ban
Tallahassee Florida AP reports the racing ban would yield revenues of 4 09 million or more. Under Florida law the funds go to counties schools and old age assistance. Governor Sptal Welch Halland, Governor Elect Caldwell, and Senator Pepper doubt the benefit to the war effort and call the action unfortunate and unpredictable.
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Tallahassee
Teen-Age Players May Replace 4-Fers in Army Navy Plans
AP report notes Army and Navy may induct 4-Fs, pushing teen-age players into college football next fall. Office of War Mobilization flags broader reviews of manpower, while New Year bowl games are said to be secure with little time for re-examination. No transport restrictions expected on football.
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HAM Washington
Army
Navy
Office of War Mobilization
James F. Byrnes
Prosen
Nabion
Gamen
Byrnes
Theatre listings show weekly film program with multiple titles
The page lists daily shows at a theater including performers Jery Grant Dick Foran Ano Sheridan Edward Robinson Bob Crosby and Grace McDonald and various titles such as Auanic and Old Lace Songer of The Mang Seven Doors to Death Dough Jelrle The Weran The Wanton My Gallaawan Mairi Dough Varin They Lavy In Fen Dead End Trail to Gunalghy Dangerous Hinder and The Hatry Ape among others, with dates marked today tomorrow Friday and weekend slots.
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Jery Grant
Edward Ji. Robinson
O'Clork
Bob Crosby
Grace McDonald
Granby
Gunalghy
Sharrn Melfort
Jul Remon
Williner Berilatin
Rose Bowl Fracas May Be Pass Duel
Pasadena notes a Rose Bowl clash may hinge on USC's pass attack led by Hardy against Tennessee's run defense. Cravath's Trojans face Barnhill's Volunteers in a matchup testing air vs ground power and conditioning in Southern California.
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Calif
California
Tenneam
Jeff Cravath
S. C
Stephens
Triple
Norood
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