Sports Roundup Highlights From Yesterday News
A chaotic recap notes Buddy Boser’s quiet day against the Yenkess and Bill Piccoli earning calls alongside Mel Helin as a charting center for the Giants. Berlin reports Kurt Haymann, once a strong heavyweight, was killed in action. Navy beat Duke prompts praise for Des Whitmire from Jose Bed oak. A humorous World Series anecdote recounts Franklin Frisch introducing umpire Conlan to Mrs Frisch and a jab about a fur coat and saved money.
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Buddy Boser
Tha Resson
Bill Piccoli
Caziatus
Mel Helin
Bill
Berlin
Kurt Haymann
Bomer
Beem
Frost
Navy
Duke
Jose Bedoak
Penn Biats
Des Whitmire
Van Buren Retains Conference Honors
Van Buren of Louisiana State, a 200-pound senior halfback from New Orleans, dominates SEC scoring with 4 points lead. Georgia's Charles Smith trails, while Smith and Jonny Cook fail to score in Joes game. Eddie Prokop moves into second with 26 points after three conversions. Temult priests are noted for introducing sugar cane to the United States in 1751.
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Atlanta
van Buren
Louisiana State
New Orleans
Georgia
Charles Smith
Army
Smith
Joes
Daniel Field
Augusta
Jonny Cook
Georgia Tech
Eddie Prokop
6Th Infantry
Fort Benning
Cook
Harry Robinson
Vanderbilt
Commo- Gorce
Tennessee Poly
United States
Louisiana
Tigers Ready for Lanier Showdown at Home Field
Dothan High football, fresh from a 35 to 7 win over Bufeu, prepares Friday to face Lanier at Cradle of the Confederacy. Coach Warren Scholler and Bernard Davidson lead a squad buoyed by healthy players, with Coropral Scholler possibly missing the road trip.
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Bufeu
Dothan High
Warren Scholler
Bernard Davidson
Sidney Lanter
Dothan
Tigers
Eufaula
Lanter
Confederacy
Scholler
Davidson
Tiger
Rip" Hewes
Navy
Napier Field
Corporal Scholler
Dethan
E. W. Walker
Billy Joe Adams
March Tatum
Lanier
Dothanttes
Starke Miliary Academy
Enterprise
Rockwood Tenn
Clarence Knight
Rockwood
Big Talk
Knight
Lenoir City
la Mentor
Gamecocks Set for Clemson Clash This Saturday
Richmond AP reports two Southern Conference rivals University of South Carolina and Clemson renew their annual State Fair game in Columbia Thursday. Marlon Butler returns on furlough for Clemson, boosting Coach Frank Howard’s Tigers. South Carolina drills were light with several injuries, limiting practice for the Clemson encounter.
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Richmond
Tiges
Frank Howard
South Carolina
Bkhip Harrison
Bill McMillan
Gene Wagnon
Jack Jones
Clemson
Peahead Walker
Wake Forest
Johnny Perry
North Carolina State
Rieattie Feathers
University of Tennessee
Appalachian College
NC State
Wolfpack
Fensters
Phil Dickens
University of Georgia
Notre Dame Tops AP Gridiron Poll Again
Notre Dame leads the AP poll for the third weekly ranking as Army, Navy and Purdue chase in the Top 5. College of the Pacific surges to sixth after routing Del Monte Pre-Flighters, while Notre Dame dominates with Wisconsin and other opponents in its win streak. The field includes Navy edging Penn State, and Duke Michigan and others in the second tier.
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Harold Claassen
NEW York
Notre Dame
Associated Press
College of the Pacific
Amos Alonzo Stagg
del Monte
Wisconsin
South Bend
Army
Columbia
Glee
Navy
Apite
Penn State
Purdue
Pennsylvania
Bouermarh
Ohio State
Lakehurst Naval
College of Pacific
Southern California
Duke
Michigan
Texas
Colorado College
Northwestern
Camp Grant
Great Lakes
Dartmouth
Washington
Georgia
Minnesota
Mempha Naval
Star Gridder War Aids Little DePauw
Star gridder Bob Steuber shines as war era DePauw University rises on the football map. The Missouri and Chicago Bears alumnus leads the Tigers with rapid ball carries and scoring, while coach Raymond Gaumy emphasizes Steuber’s impact as DePauw posts strong shows despite wartime losses in talent.
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Little DePauw
Greencastle
Ind
Bob Steuber
DePauw University
DePauw
Raymond Gaumy
Neal
Steuber
Tigers
University of Missouri
Chicago Bears
Theaval
Wabash
Bulldog-Tiger Tilt Lights Up Lightweight Championship Tuneup
The Southeastern Conference clash between Georgia and LSU looms after a wild earlier meeting. Key players Van Buren and Cook starred for Georgia, with defensive focus on pass defense as LSU eyes a stronger aerial attack. Coaches expect a near-repeat game Saturday at Memorial Stadium with implications for the Bulldogs and Tigers.
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Georgen
Louisiana State Tigers
Calumius
Aes
Beon Rouge
Alnh
Berala Moore
Steve van Buren
Vipers
du Poung
Johnny Cook
Georgia
van Guren
Teid
Coon
Charley Sith
van Burean
Army
Baton Rouge
Jane Cook
Smith
Manel
Augusts
Cook
U. S
Wally Butts
Tiger
Motie
Bulldogs
Georgia Boys
Moore
Tigers
Columbus
Thurstay
Memorial Stadium
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Alabama Theater
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