Rebels Set To Trample Yanks In Blue-Gray Game
Montgomery hosts the Blue-Gray football classic with 15 southern and 12 northern players across two all star squads. Coaches include Waldorf, Morrison, Dodd, Moore and Bell, with several players from Alabama Tennessee Mississippi State and others. The Gray team holds a 3 to 6 point betting edge based on line experience and weight.
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Mason-Dixon
Lynn Waldorf
North‘western
Temple
Ray Morrison
Holy Creus
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St. Joseph's
Duquesne
Indiana
Grown
Pittsburgh
Washington State
Fordham
Syracuse
Bobby Dodd
Georgia Tech
Bernie Moore
Lowsana State
Matty Bell
Southern Methodist
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Dodd
Ales
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Tennesete
Misaissipp State
Baylor
Texas A & M
Arkansas
William & Marys
Wake Forest
Virginia
Vanderbilt
Tulan
Chattapooga
Army
Axtending College
Cray Sara
Srvice
Sox
Tulsa
Keesler
Gove
South
Charlie Els
Y. A Tittle
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Grays
Seven Shape sing at Singat Christian Home Church
A Seven Shape sing will be held Sunday night at Singat Christian Home Church inviting all lovers of old time singing. The church sits about 3.5 miles southeast of Slocomb.
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Singat Christian Home Church
Slocomb
Alabama Faces Prebowl Workouts Before Rose Bowl
Alabama coach Frank Thomas launched hard workouts in Pasadena as the Crimson Tide prepare for the Rose Bowl with most players fit aside from halfback Lowell Tew who has a broken jaw. Injured and recovered players joined practice at South Pasadena High, while USC aims to stop Gilmer’s form as the Tide train ahead of the New Year clash.
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Frank Thomas
Alhambra
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Lowell Tew
Southern California
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Tew
Tuscaloosa
Wally Butts
Georgie
Thomas
Frankie Sinkwich
Harry Gilmer
Hollywood
Henk Crisp
Red Drew
Rome
Gimer—i
Crimson Tide
Invaders
Holy Cross Plans Scrimmage Amid Gear Delay
Miami game five days away as Holy Cross grapples with cold, Koslowski illness, missing trunks delay practice in borrowed uniforms. De Grosa restricts access, reporters scarce, and public notes kept at press conferences.
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Stan Koslowski
Holy Cross
University of Miami
Koslowski
John de Grosa
Crusaders
de Grosa
Worchester
Mass
Miami Hurricanes
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Coaches Predict Unparalleled Boom In Future Sports
In Montgomery AP report, top college coaches led by Bernie Moore of LSU urged expanded recreation for youths. They warned postwar demand will exceed past levels, urging nationwide building of parks, playgrounds, courts, and stadiums to foster physical development for tomorrow’s athletes. Other mentors Waldorf, Morrison, Bell, and Dodd backed the call.
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Enyitung Uuscowry
Tve
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Lonsiana State
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North South Football Game, Sounded Tihe
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Northwestern
Ray Morison
Temple
Matty Bell
Southern Methodist
Georgis Tech
Bobby Dodd
Moore
Bernie
Waldorf
Bell Morrison
Dodd
Di Manaio Takes Up Gym Work For Comeback
New York AP reports Joe DiMaggio trains intensely at the New York Athletic Club preparing for a 1946 comeback with a winter regimen. He aims to regain peak form after the 1942 World Series gap, following observations of rivals and a strict schedule of gym work and Florida sessions.
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Joe DiMaggio
Dimage
Hank Greenberg
Cecil Travis
Tim
New York Athletic Club
Yankee Stadium
Joe
Florida
St. Petersburg
Theatre Ends Today and Next Week’s Film Lineup
The notice lists today’s theater end with Jon Hall and Marie Montes in Sudan and Sidney Toler as Charley Ghan in Black Magic, plus Dave O’Brien in Oklahoma Cyclone. Saturday features Federal Operative Cody in acing Justice and Ann Dorto in Call of the Jungle. Sunday presents Noah Beery Jr and June Golfer in The Crimson Canary and J Mac Donald Farrell in Gentlemen From Prisons. Monday Tuesday show Chean Sanders in Uncle Harry and Na Dri with Robert Lowery in Kat Whythn. Wednesday Thursday fever and Madeline Carrell in Went Mount Mee with Beth and Eadia Quillen in a separate item.
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Jon Hall
Marie Montes
Sudan
Sidney Toler
Charley Ghan
Dave O'Brien
Federal Operative
Law Cody
Acing Justice
Ann Dorto
Vlua
Noah Beery, Jr
June Golfier
J MacDonald Farrell
Cheran Sanders
Uncle Harry
Na Dri
Robert Lowery
Kat Whythn
Madeline Carrell
Mount Mee
Eadia Quillen
Big Kick Expected In Cotton Bowl Tilt
The Cotton Bowl features Texas and Missouri with high kicking and punting emphasis. Missouri’s Jim Kekeris, a 299 pound punter, handles most kicking duties and has booted multiple points after touchdown this season. Texas’s 248 pound tackle Flyler is a key blocker and averages 38.7 yards per punt. The game centers on powerful kicking and blocking battles as both teams rely on big players and explosive special teams.
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Dallas
Texas
Missouri
Jim Kekeris
Jimmy Pisler
Kekerls
Leonard Brown
Kekerig
Southern Methodist
St Louis
Favorites Sweep To Tennis Crowns
The National Indoor junior and boys tennis championships reach the third round with favorites advancing. Edwart Jacobs upset top seed Alan Watson of Princeton in a three set match while Richard Savitt and Sidney Schwartz won in straight sets. Lawrence Laks and Leo Mabel also fell to seeds as action shifted toward the quarterfinals.
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NEW York
Alan Watson
Short Hills
N. J
Priceton University
Watson
Edwart Jacobs
Forest Hills
Dartmouth College
Richard Savitt
Bayonne
Seaman
Navy
Leo Mabel
Sidney Schwartz
Brooklyn
William Stuck
Cliifside Park
Lawrence Laks
Richard Moulenous
New Orleans
Jack Yates, Jr
Hexy Chase
Larks
Jerome Sefer
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