Georgia Tech Braces for Tulsa Clash in Orange Bowl
Miami December 28 Tech coach Bobby Dodd said rain would not hinder Georgia Tech as he touts their passing game led by Frank Broyles and receivers Murdoch Tinsley and Will 800. He praised Tech defense and kicking with Camp Wilson of Tulsa noted as a major threat. Tulsa coach Henry Franka acknowledged odds against Tech and predicted a hard fought, exciting bowl game between two strong teams.
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Géongig Tech
Tulsa
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Tech
Frank Broyles
Phil Tinsley
Charles Murdock
Jimmy Will
Broyles
Billy
Notre Dame
Camp ‘Wilson
Ie Tech
Tyra
Henry Franka
Classified Snippets From The Sentinel Inform Ads And Notices
Classified notes include loan offers up to 300 dollars from Clarksburg Finance Co and Grafton branch details, male workers from the 1865 era described, essential activity hiring rules, a misattributed Barking and Trust Co entry, a Hinley guilty plea, and odd culinary or craft lines about coconut and gravy usage.
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Order of Publication in West Virginia Partition Suit
In Taylor County Circuit Court a 1944 order directs Gay Boyles and Jerome Boyles. Bertie Losh and Emmett Losh. Elizabeth Gay Moore and W A Moore. Betty Sharpe Lyman and Kenneth Shroyer to appear. The case seeks partition of land in Knottsville District or equivalent distribution among heirs or sale of the tract. The order appears in the Grafton Sentinel with publication dates in August and September.
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West Wing
Bertie Losh
Emmett Losh
Catherine Lyman
Carrie Wilson
Elizabeth Gay Moore
W. A. Moore
Betty Sharpe Lyman
Kenneth Shroyer
Gay Boyles
Inkeir
Bertit
Bosh
Mett Lesh
de Lesh
Hiself
Catherine
Grafton
Ain
Taylor County
Helen. Hollis
Swope resigns as NY racing chief after decade in post
Albany reports Herbert Bayard Swope resigns as chair of the New York state racing commission, effective January 31, after ten years. Brooklyn Dodgers star Howie Schultz may return to New York tonight to play for Hamline in a St Paul-Midwest doubleheader at Madison Square Garden. St. John’s undefeated hoops team draws large crowds. Tommy Bell and Bee Wright delayed again by illness. race card weather delays push back the Bell fight. World War funding and Pari Mutuel revenue figures are noted amid season reviews.
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State Racing, Commission
Herbert ‘Bayard
Swope
Howie Schultz
Brooklyn Dodgers
Hamline University
St.Paul Five
City College
Shainios
Long Island University
Bowl games set to travel thousands of miles across nations
New York dispatch notes football bowl games will cover about 7 000 miles of squad travel for seven games with roughly 35 players per squad. An estimated 250 000 spectators expected. Rose Bowl likely to sell out at 73 000 as Tennessee travels 2 300 miles. Several college and pro figures referenced, including Herb Kopf and Waddy Young, plus anecdotes on players and coaches.
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Tennessee Vols
Tulsa
Atlanta
Miami
Fon
Oklahoma Lads Point to Best Bowl Record Ahead
The Oklahoma Aggies bring a 41-man squad to Dallas as the Cotton Bowl nears, amid praise for top bowl statistics including Bob Fenimore leading rush and pass yards. Texas Christian faces lineup changes with end Zeke Chronister out for work in Chicago, while attendance may hit 40,000 if weather clears.
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Zeke Chronister
Chicago
Eastern basketball scramble shows Temple and rivals as contenders
East coast college hoops buzz centers on Temple Dartmouth New York University and St John’s of Brooklyn challenging for the throne. Temple led by Budd and Hewson tops Kurland’s Oklahoma, Dartmouth eyes eighth straight EIIL title behind Braatz, while St John’s under Lapchick, Army, Yale and Long Island University also loom as dark horses in a packed season preview.
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Owls
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Hanover
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Marine
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Indians
Penn
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Ossie Cowles
Green
Navy
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Grenert
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al Most
St. John’s
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Redmen
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Geneve
Buffalo
Pacific CoAst
Scarcity demands allocation plan alongside price ceiling
In a continued discussion, leaders demand a distribution plan based on prior consumption in addition to price ceilings. Bar ney Rosenstein of the joint meat emergency committee says ceilings won’t supply more meat. Mayor La Guardia and army officials met to coordinate efforts as the crisis looms brighter. In Pasadena, the Rose Bowl teams focus on kicking and punting as the Trojans prepare for Tennessee with Jim Hardy and Pat West leading practice.
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Joint Meat Emergency Committee
F. H. la Guardia
Army
Pasadena
Calif
Southern
California
Trojans
Tennessee
Jim Hardy
de Luxe
Pat West
Negative views on football in Esquire questionnaire
Logan Glendening, M D, reveals he answered Esquire’s football questions with a firm no. He argues football harms health and the school body, cites injuries and limited athletic benefits, and recalls past articles he wrote on the topic. He cites comments from Colonel Preston and notes responses about diet and fruit.
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M.D. 1
Esquire Magazine
Lic Schuiee Seston
Glendening Will
Andy
Jones
Yale
Harvard
Ald Yellehout
Hatographer
Ana Testant
West Virginia Officials Move to Cap Beer Prices
In Charleston, Federal Judge Ben Moore signed a consent order restraining wholesalers from exceeding ceiling prices as OPA attorneys state. In Wheeling, Herbert Wise and William Halley head to Atlanta federal penitentiary to begin 15 year terms after guilty pleas before Judge W E Baker.
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Charleston
Ben Moore
OPA
Wheeling
W. Va
Herbert Wise
Parkersburg
William Halley
Atlanta, Ga
W.E. Baker
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