Coaches weigh T formation against single wing shift
In a wide round of college football notes and off season chatter, Coburn's Carl Snavely sticks with the single wing after praising the T formation for its player fun, while Andy Kerr questions adopting the T in Hamilton. Kerr hopes Otto Graham might revive options as the game evolves in New York.
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NEW York
Cobmell
Carl Snavely
Colegate
Andy Kerr
California
Andy
Kerr
Hamilton
Otto Graham
Partisan Army Retreats To Croatia
The Yugoslav Partisan Army's 18th Division has fallen back from southern Dalmatia into Lika province in Croatia after bitter fighting. Marshal Josip Broz Tito announced the retreat in a broadcast with no further details of the Dalmatian sector actions.
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London
Sorthern
Dalmatia
Lika
Croatia
Josip Brog
Tite
Dalmatian
Sisler Sees Baseball's Future Safe in Kids Hands
LOUIS AP. Hall of Famer George Sisler, Dodgers scout and No Gee’s Semi Pro Congress commissioner, says the sport’s future is secure with eager youths amid tryouts. He notes strong enthusiasm in younger players despite wartime pressures and reflects on baseball’s changing, more commercial era.
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America
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Dodgers
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Aberture
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Universty
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Greybeard
Jer
Aisler
Fielder Jones
Browns
Washington
Senators
Jones
Two-Ball Golf Meet In Quarter-Finals
The Florida Open sweat mixed golf tournament moved into the quarter finals in Orlando with most teams still in contention. Paul Detinger and Freda Nolan of Orlando faced Carl Dann and Georgini Tainter of Fargo, while Derringer and partner advanced by beating Le Jack Coughlin and Jene Price of Orlando 4 and 7. Gerald Walker and Jeanne Cling of Bloomington beat Jim Bartley and Jackie Laws of Orlando 4 and 3. Other results saw Tae Kosten and Marjorie Row defeat Claude McGehee Orlando and Babe Watt Rollins College 4 and 4.
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Fla
Paul Detunger Chinesge
Cubs
Freda Nolan
Orlando Agaimst
Carl Dann
Georgini Tainter
Fargo
Derringer
LeJack Coughlin
Jene Price
Washington Column on national service and reconversion
Washington column argues the war saw no national service act yet shortages persist and reconversion may require shifting manpower. It cites Lowell and bearing industry moves as examples of distribution challenges, noting the War Manpower Commission and policy debate as the period ends.
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Peter Edson
Dorian Eagls
Congress
Jongahot
Wat
Lowell
Masa
Connecticut Valley
Magmichisetta
Connecticut
Plan to move labor and keep jobs sparks tension
A discussion of a proposed plan to recruit workers from Massachusetts to Connecticut to avoid unemployment, backed by local pride and political pressure. It notes opposition from chambers of commerce and congressional allies, and warns of backlash as war contracts shift to civilian goods and local gains in wartime industries may be resisted.
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Ceanetticut
Connecticut
Chambers of Commerce
Lowell
Washington
Edith Nourse Rogers
Manpower Commission
Connecticut Valley
National Service Act
Bangvilla
Bangville
Napier Gruffies Sponsor Cage Tourney February 19
Napier Gruffies announce a basketball tournament on February 19 with games featuring teams from Napier Field Camp and Brigham Young alumni. Notable players include Aitken, John Henary, Hecht, Norm Marchant, and Gaspaire Ferrante. The event includes opening rounds, consolation match, and final with trophies and an outstanding performer award.
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Nayder Hield Graffiet Oppaeog
Eainbridge
Fa ‘Ous Aun
Camp
Wicker Post Varail
Morano Fla Army Air Field
Gaccex
Halltidie Aar
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Tren ‘Viewp
Aitken
John Henarey
University of Georwea
Ain Hecht
University of Kanase
Pleo
Norm Marchant
Brigham Young War
Gaspaire Fe
Laney Named As Grid Coach For Tide Texas Open
San Antonio Texas AP reports Laney named as grid coach and McSpaden seen as assistant for Tide tops in Texas Open. Weathered by changes at Abe University and Woodlawn High, details show appointment amid football and regional chatter.
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McSpaden
Tide Tops
Bonn
Flack Thuman
Abe University
Lane
Woo
Alabama
Birmingham-Southern
Texderanyp Woodlawn
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