Reuben Herring Sills At The Reyatone For Joy Cavoste
This column recalls Reuben Herring Silling’s critique of baserunning rough tactics in baseball. It quotes a season end discussion on spikes, blocks, and double plays, noting revised rules aim to curb injuries and limit contact during overlapping football and baseball seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silling
Reyatone
Joy Cavoste
Dothan Browns
Sett Town
Bane
Scond
Joe
Feld
Wee
Secord
BUC
Spikes
Dream Backfield Loses Hunsinger Cloud For Classic
South squad drops Hunsinger and Cloud from the famed backfield as injuries and replacements shuffle the roster for the Blue Gray classic. Tidwell Campbell Lex cap the altered South offense with added aerial options while Gray tests inside the armory for a stronger defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Hunsinger, Cloud
Dream
Montgomery
Dee
Chuck Hunsinger
Florida
Dick Cloud
William and Mary
Frank
Pat) Carmobotl
Hilasinger
Campbell
Ott
Florida — Flash
Campbel
Sound
Travis Tidwell
Avtirn
Buddy Lex
Willie
Mary
Stasone
Ara Sinnner
Haye
Blairchery
Gray
Frank Wetder
Auburn
Sula
Yankees
Dixie Graves Armory
Rebels
Cherry
Tidwell
Lex
Ned Campbell
Mississippi Southern
Citf Cagm
Gaspar Perricone
Northwestern
Bluse
Notre Dame
Ernie Zalesek
Burt Schmidt
Winde
Hunsinger
Cloud
Charlie Justice
North Carolina
Justice
Art Weiner
Han
Gray Legion
Maryland and Missouri Arrive for Gator Bowl Preparations
Maryland and Missouri football teams arrived in Florida for the Gator Bowl, with Maryland at Victoria Beach and a week of drills ahead under Coach Tim Tatum. Missouri, led by Don Faurot, began practice after arriving in Fort Lauderdale, planning one session daily through Friday before flying to Jacksonville.
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Jacksonville. Fla
Maryland
Missouri
Petite Vedra
Tim Tatum
Don Faurot
Nie Cum
Fort Lauderdale
Yankees Come From Behind In Orange Bowl Thriller
In a 26-14 Shrine charity game in Miami, a hand-picked Northern squad toppled the South before 37,218 rain-soaked fans. Yale’s Herroan Hickman’s Kettes staged a late rally while Vanderbilts Lee Nalley and Notre Dame’s Walter Grothaus starred for the South in a tense scoring duel.
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Miami
Fla
Yankees
Yale
Herroan Hickman
Kettes
Jerase
Rebels
Andy Gustafson
Bob Woodcull
Baylor
Jena
Vanderbilt
Lee Nalley
Whitey Campbell
Forrest Griffith
Kansas
Notre Dame
Walter Grothaus
Alabama Quinte in College Meet Opens With Eight Teams
In Oklahoma City a balanced field of eight colleges began the Vth annual all college basketball tournament. Oklahoma City University faced Baylor while Arkansas met Alabama in the afternoon session. The night card features Oklahoma Aggies defending champions against a strong Vanderbilt sophomore club. Missouri Valley and Southeastern Conference teams tip off at 9 am with the Aggies favored to win their sixth straight title.
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Oklahoma City
API
Oklahoma City University
Noit Dalihorse
Baylor
Arkansas
Alabama
Oklahoma Aggies
Vanderbilt
Missouri Valley
Texas
Hank Toa
Ted Williams Wins Slugging Crown And RBI Tie
New York dispatch notes Ted Williams of Boston won the American League slugging title with a .550 percentage and tied for the RBI lead at 159 with Vern Stephens, while Vic Wertz 184 and Bobby Doerr 109 are among other top run producers. Williams also drew 162 walks, leading the league, as Boston topped doubles at 168 and runs batted in with 393. the report also mentions other stat leaders and a stray line about Frankenstein and Mary Shelley.
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New York
Ted Willamé
Boston
Williams
Vern Stephens
Red Sox
Chunky Stephens
Vic Wertz
Detroit
Bobby Doerr
Sam Chapman
Philadelphia
Woerr
Eddie Joost
Albietics
Reading
Dick Kokos
Browns
Kokos
Larry Roby
Cleverland
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland
Boudrea
Dale Mitchell
Eddie Robinson
Washington
Doby
Groundyea
Russell Sauer Sent To Minots
In Boston the Monireai Royals, Brooklyn Dodgers farm club, acquired outfielders Jim Russell and Ed Sauer from the Boston Braves as payment for Lou Omo traded last week. Braves General Manager John Quinn called it part of a policy to strengthen the Braves wherever possible.
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Boston
Monireai
Royals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Jim Russel
Ed Sauer
Boston Braves
Braves Generals
John Quinn
Lous Omo
Brooklyn
Braves
Walvers
Russell
Sauer
Quinn
Dothan Cagers Set Court Return After Holiday Break
Dothan basketball drills resume tomorrow at six in the high school gym under Coach Jack Howater. The holiday session was postponed, with daily workouts planned until Tuesday ahead of a home game versus Ozark Eagles. The Tigers, idle since December 15, seek to shake off vacation staleness as they prepare for Tuesday action.
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Dothan Tigers
Jack Howater
Howater
Hovater
Tigera
Ozark Eagles
Dothan
Drifty
Rupps Cagers Face Sugar Bowl Jinx
New Orleans AP. Adolph Rupp’s Kentucky basketball teams have struggled to win in the Sugar Bowl after a string of disappointments. This year Kentucky meets Villanova while Tulane faces Bradley as part of the Sugar Bowl carnival. A win would keep a path to the Sugar Bowl title alive for Kentucky.
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New Orleans
Adolph Rupp
Kentucky
Rupp
Louisiana State University
Villanova
Tulane
Bradley
Wildcats
Ohio State
Baten
Indiana
Oklahome A
St. Louis
Tuscaloosa Makes Fire Prevention List
New York reports Tuscaloosa won this year’s National Fire Prevention Week contest among 3,762 entries from American and Canadian cities. Judges named Atlantic, Fay for second, Ft. Collins, Colorado third, with Canadian winner Arvida, Quebec.
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Tuscaloosa
New York
Memphis
Tenn
Tooday
National Board of Fire Underwriters
National Fire Protection Association
Atlantic
Ft. Collins
Colo
Canada
Arvida
Que
Fort Wayne
Ind
Chicago
Lewisville
Jersey City
Los Ataiez N. MI
New York City
Proviedence
UCLA and Western Kentucky Earn Top Ranking Among College Fives
UCLA and Western Kentucky showcased strong seasons as they defeated LaSalle and Canting respectively on an Eastern tour. The doubleheaders drew 32,290 spectators across Madison Square Garden Buffalo and Philadelphia with UCLA and Western Kentucky each suffering only one loss thus far.
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UCLA
W. Kentucky
Ted Meier
NEW York
Western Kentucky
Iilipola
LaSalle
Philadelphia
Buffalo
San Francisco
Western
Cincinnati
Madison Square Garden
Long Island
Utah
St. Josephs
Philly
Phil Brady
Utes
Garden
Santa Clara
Manhattan
Temple
Buffalo Univ
the Garden
Fragmentary Place Names Spotted in OCR Lineup
A garbled OCR list shows numerous city and state abbreviations such as Conn Decatur Ti Anderson Wi Cedar Fails Ia Baton Rouge La Staten Island WY Allentown Pay Columbia 8 C Boilene Tex Richland Wash Vancouver Wash Parkersbur g Va and Stevens Point Wi, indicating widespread misread text without a coherent narrative.
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Conn
Decatur, Ti
Anderson, Wi
Cedar Fails
Baton Rouge
Staten Island, WY
Allentown
Pay
Columbia
8. C
Boilene
Tex
Richland Wash
Vancouver, Wash
Parkersburg
Stevens Point
Santa Clara Brings Veteran Eleven to Orange Bowl Tilt
Santa Clara, led by coach Len Casanova, sends a veteran lineup to the Orange Bowl against Kentucky on January 2. The Broncos boast four-year veterans, top scorer Haynes, and a history of bowl involvement, with Casanova and trainer Schmidt seasoned in major bowls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Clara
Bal Woow
Col
Broncos
Kentucky
Len Casanova Tsat
Joe Vargas
Coast Guard
Vern Sterling
Gene Defelippis
John Hock
Nalfhack Fall Haynes
Omyet
Casanova
Aether
Vale
Eteran
Johnny Paseo
Len Napolitano
Oklahoma
California
Sooner
Stanford
Henry
Smitty) Schmidt
Schmidt
Buck Shaw
Louisiana State
Haynes
Bronco
Casano
Healan
Ezz Charles Named Fighter Of Year by Ring Magazine
New York AP reports Baszard Charles receives Ring Magazine Fighter of the Year for 1949 work. Charles, Cincinnati Negro and NBA title contender, beat Jersey Joe Walcott and may still lack world champ status per editor Nat Fleischer. Louis may reappear in heavyweight scene as speculation grows.
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New York
Baszard Charles
Nat Fleischer
Ring Magazine
Charles
NBA
Joe Laury
Joe Walcott
Edward J. Neil
New York Boxing Writers Association
Fleischer
Bruce Woodcock
England
Les Saveld
Paterson
N. J
Walcott
Lee Oma
Detroit
Woodcock
Saveld
Ting
Joe Louis
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