All-America First Team Picks Include Sinkwich Dudley
Frank Sinkwich of Georgia and Bull Dudley of Virginia headline AP All-America selections with Frankie Albert of Stanford and Bruce Smith of Minnesota making the backfield. The 17th annual list notes Dudley as the youngest back at 29 and cites Reinhard and Albert as repeaters from 1946. The article details team origins, positions, and standout seasons for multiple schools including Minnesota, California, and Georgia, highlighting Sinkwich as Georgia’s top star despite a fractured jaw.
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1941 All America Tackle Guard Center Back Stars Named
Wisconsin junior David Schreiner leads the 1941 All America backfield and line selections at tackle guard center with Harvard Endicott Peabody and Missouri’s Darold Jenkins among top ends. Minnesota’s Rich Wildung anchors the line, while alumni from Illinois, Pittsburgh, and Texas A&M fill key guard and tackle roles.
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Wisconsin
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California
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Texas
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Stanford
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Georgia
Youngstown
Bruce Philip Smith
Minnesota
Faribault
Mina
Smaltz
Penn State
Howie Clark
Navy
Bil ~ Hillenbrand
Indiana
Notre Dame
Angelo Bertelli
Pat ‘Harder
Tom Kuzman
Michigan
Otto Graham
Northwestern
Bob ‘Steuber
Missouri
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Evans
Notre-Dame
Vandi
Louisiana State
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Hogan Leads Miami Open With 64 First Round
Ben Hogan fired a 64 to tie the course record at the Miami Open, taking a two stroke edge over a large field that included Ky. Laffoon and 11 other under par rounds in the opening round. The course set up with 12 traps around greens as officials eyed lower scores.
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Georgia Tech cancels Berkeley game over enlistments
Georgia Tech called off its football game with the University of California in Berkeley scheduled for December 27 due to nine Tech players planning military service during the holidays. Star halfback Johnny Bosch expects to join the Army Air Corps. The note also mentions a National League baseball picture “Safe but Home” by Ethan Allen, a former Philadelphia outfielder.
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