All American football team features Army stars and weighty line
The 1945 All-America squad highlights a fast, heavy line averaging 206 pounds with backs weighing 174 to 205. Army dominates with five players including Blanchard, Davis, Green, Coulter, and Nemetz. Fenimore and Bechtol also earn backfield and end spots, while Duden Navy and Mancha Alabama anchor the first team. East leads with 13 selections. Midwest, South, and Far West share other spots across first to third teams.
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Chip Royal
AP Newsfeatures
New York
Associated Press Sports Writers
Big Eleven
Army
Richard Duden
Navy
Midwest
Fenimore
Warren Amling
Ohio
State
Vaughn Mancha
Alabama
Bechtel
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Far West
Herman Wedemeyer
St. Mary's
Ace Associated Press
Hubert Bechtol
Texas
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Al-Amercia
Dick Duden
Annapolis
Herman
Robert Fenimore
Oklahoma A. & M
Aggies
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Dewitt Coulter
Ohio State
John Green
Albert Nemetz
H. Wedemeyer
St. Mary’s
Okla. A. & M
Glenn Davis
Elix Blanchard
Array
All America Home Towns Listed by AP 1945
Sports brief lists 1945 All America Home Town selections by AP with cities including Lubbock Fort Worth Pana Birmingham Shelbyville Prince George New York Honolulu Woodward Claremont Bishopville and others across Texas Oklahoma Alabama Kentucky Virginia Hawaii and California.
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Pana
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Okla
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Calif
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All-America Teams Selections By Position List
All-America second team includes Morris Dean Mastroleo and Scott with Dickerson Kekeris Goldberg Dancewicz Gilmer Pihos Cline. Second team backs include Pihos and Cline with tackle guards and centers named. Third team features Walker Esser Sparls Jenkins Lectures Saiitse y Scott Koslowski Evans and others from Navy Penn Indiana Wisconsin and UCLA.
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Max Morris
Northwestern
Thomas Dean
Southern Methodist
John Mastrangelo
Notre Dame
Richard Scott
Navy
Joseph Dickerson
Penn
Jim Kekeris
Missouri
Henry Foldberg
Army
Frank Dancewicz
Harry Gilmer
Alabama
Peter Pihos
Indiana
Ollie Cline
Ohio State
Henry Walker
Virginia
Clarence Esser
Wisconsin
AL Sparls
Ralph Jenkins
Clemson
Jim Lecture
George Saiitsey
Neil Armstrong
Okla. A. & M
George Taliaferro
Clyde Scott
Stan Koslowski
Holy Cross
Robert Evans
1944 All America Team Selected by E Phil Tinsley
The 1944 All-America list includes Tinsley of Georgia Tech as E and Whitmire Navy as T, Hackett Ohio State G, Van Warrington Auburn C, Nichols Jr Rice G, Ferrara Southern California T, Bechtel Texas E, Horvath Ohio State B, Fenimore Oklahoma A. & M. B, Davis Army B, Blanchard Army B, and Mitchell selections across positions.
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Philipp Tinsley
Georgia Tech
Donald Whitmire
Navy
William Hackett
Ohio State
Cabel van Warrington
Auburn
Hamilton Nichols
Rice
John Ferrara
Southern
California
Hubert Bechtel
Texas
Leslie Horvath
Robert Fenimore
Oklahoma A. & M
Glenn Davis
Army
Felix Blanchard
Castronis
Georgia
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Giske
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Tulsa
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Yale
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Mills
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Orr
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Pehar
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William and Mary
Serini
Kentucky
Tangaro
Utah
Thomas
Whitley
Alabama
Backs Adams
Denver
Adell
Angsman
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Arkansas
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Clark
Dur
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Conners
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Cornell
Deuber
Pennsylvania
Dorough
Dada
Virginia
Fisher
Fritts
Harvard
Frost
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Gompers
Grimes
Howard
Iowa State
Joslin
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Kelly
Knight
Louisiana State
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Columbia
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Leicht
Oregon
Mathews
Nemir
Ponsetto
Michigan
Price
Baylor
Reynolds
Rossi
UCLA
Rossides
Ruggerio
Nick Sacrinty
Wake Forest
Sexton
Wichita
Stephens
Tennessee
Tannehill
Tepsie
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Trippi
Tucker
Turner
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Venable
Oklahoma
Walker
Southern Methodist
Walterhouse
Wilson
Army Football Stars Davis and Blanchard Backfield Duo
Glenn Davis and Felix Blanchard, known as the Touchdown Twins, are a renowned Army backfield. They excel as sophomores, earning All-America recognition for their run and pass ability. Rival defenses struggle to stop them as Doc Speedy and end runs complement each other.
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Boxing Results Show Mixed Wins Across Cities
Boxing results from Pittsburgh Baltimore New York and Boston list several decisions with points and knockouts. Notable bouts include Sammy Angett defeating Danny Karilow in Washington and Cecil Hudson outpointing Fritzie Zivic in New York while Tommy Daniels KO'd by Johnny Cesario in Boston.
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Sammy Angett
Washington, Pa
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Brooklyn
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Joe Walcott
Camden
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Philadelphia
New York
Cecil Hudson
Los Angeles
Fritzie Zivic
Pittsburgh
Boston
Johnny Cesario
Bost On
Tommy Daniels
Zeller to help run camps as Tigers GM. Arkansas eyes coach
Detroit's Jack Zeller retires as general manager but will assist in Texas tryout camps for independent leagues East Texas and Evangeline. Arkansas weighing J B Earl Whitworth as Razorbacks coach. Godwin to serve as line coach. Cubs wary after Williams waiver. Pitt coach Carlson notes major program costs. Heath open to trades. Sullivan to publicist role. Florida promotion hopes. Reds sale quip. coaching splits at McEver. Kurland impresses at A&M. Bowling Green seeks tougher schedule.
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Eddie Shokes
Joe Miller
McEver
Gene
Davidson
Mac
Virginia Tech
Ray Meyer
Deadliest cartel networks described amid wartime ties
An excerpt describes cartel agreements numbering over 2 000 and linking major firms including Standard Oil New Jersey Ethyl Export Corporation Dow Chemical Rohm and Haas and Mitsui Interests. It cites a 1943 Petroleum Times article where R T Haslam of Standard Oil defends relations with I G Farben and says German secrets brought to America by scientists have formed potent weapons against Germany.
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R. T. Haslam
Standard Oil Company of New
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