Schroeder And Kramer Cup Davis Cup For United States
Ted Schroeder and Jack Kramer clinched the Davis Cup for the United States at Kooyong Courts, defeating Australia's doubles pair Bromwich and Quist in straight sets 6-2 7-5 6-4. Bromwich then withdrew from tomorrow's final singles, with Gardnar Mulloy set to face Dinny Paily while Schroeder meets Quist.
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Ted Schroeder
Jack Kramer
United States
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Adrien Quist
Schroeder
Bromwich
Kooyong Courts
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Kramer
Beg
U. S
Gardnar Mulloy
Mulloy
Dinny Paily
Phils
Musial and Slaughter Set New Cards Records
Stan Musial and Enos Slaughter of the world champion St. Louis Cardinals earned new reasons to push for higher pay after the NL listed slugging and RBI leaders. Musial topped with a .365 batting average and a .587 slugging mark from 366 total bases in 624 at bats.
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Stan Musial
Enos Slaughter
St. Louis Cardinals
Sam Breadon
Musial
Donora
Monopo
Harry Walker
Odinae
New Voth
Abe
Bobby Blattner
Rival Coaches Call For Passing Duel In Blue-Gray Game
Rival coaches anticipate a passing duel between Alabama's Harry Gilmer and Penn State's Carmen Falcone in the Blue-Gray Game with probable starting lineups. Gilmer, a freshman, rose to fame in Sugar and Rose Bowls, while Falcone is the sophomore ace whose passing drew national notice last season. North and South squads feature notable backs Phil Colella and Gene Roberts, with coaches from Northwestern, Indiana, Temple, Texas Christian, Mississippi State, Vanderbilt and others guiding practice ahead of kickoff at 2 p.m.
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Associated Press
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St. Bonaventure
Chattanooga
Gene Roberts
Lynn Waldorf
Northwestern
Bo McMillan
Indiana
Ray Morrison
Temple
North
Dutch Meyer
Texas Christian
Allyn McKeen
Mississippi State
Red Sanders
Vanderbilt
South
Schedweed
Orange Bowl Ticket Scandal Highlights High Prices
The Miami report notes Orange Bowl tickets scarce with 98,000 fans expected in seats all sold. A scalper allegedly offered two 50 yard line tickets for 10000 dollars, earmarked to be split with two hospitals. Coach Jess Jeely and coach Bob Nevland are mentioned amid game prep. The piece blends sports stars and ticket chaos with a mix of OCR errors.
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Tennessee
Miami Herald
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Jess Jeely
Simmer Timmo
Expert Picks Georgia In Sugar Bowl Sugar Bowl pick by Houlsate names Georgia over North Carolina
Expert prognosticator Hartgate, famed for a 1946 bowl accuracy, lists 13 selections for January 1 bowls. He predicts Georgia beats St. Mary's in the Sugar Bowl by about six to fourteen points, UCLA wins Rose Bowl, and Oklahoma tops North Carolina State in the Gator, among other choices for New Year's Day games.
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Johnny Rauch rises as Georgia rival to Trippi in Sugar Bowl
Charley Trippi looms for Georgia as coach Wally Butts says Johnny Rauch could steal the Sugar Bowl show. North Carolina coach Carl Snavely echoes fear of Trippi but notes Rauch is dangerous too. Rauch, a 190 pound Yeacon Pa. native, shifted from basketball to quarterback, starting every game this season and scoring 42 points. He completed 48 passes with 13 for touchdowns and is noted for tough tackling and ball hawk instincts. Jan 2 looms as key date.
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Georgia Ball Club
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Trippi
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Butts
Snavely
Georgia
Johnny Rauch
Charley Justice
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Pennock Picks Pennant Outcome For 1947 Season
Philadelphias AP report notes manager Herb Pennock believes the Phillies will win the pennant if the Braves’ pitching comes through. If not, Pennock says the pennant likely goes to the Dodgers or the Braves.
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Herb Pennock
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