Coal Strike May Hit Sport Plans
The coal strike may force indoor athletic events to be canceled as officials urge governors to close places of amusement to conserve power. New York power provider Consolidated Edison warned that amusements may darken by January affecting Madison Square Garden events and Ranger hockey games along with college basketball doubleheaders.
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Yanks and Indians Swap Players in Winter Trade
In Los Angeles at the winter meetings a three to two trade between the New York Yankees and Cleveland Indians shifted players. The Yankees sent Al Len Gottel Gene Bearden and Mal Peek to Cleveland for Roy Mavic and Sherman Lollar.
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Bowl fever sweeps Hayward and a wild gridiron
Weey Wey and Hayward columnist lampoons bowl parochialism while proposing a local rivalry bowl. The piece humorously imagines Democrats versus Republicans in a non football event, then recalls a vivid San Francisco–Berkeley gridiron clash and its colorful characters.
Europe Middleweight Makes Debut Tonight
New York Madison Square Garden hosts Mareel Cerdan of Morogen in a debut bid at middleweight, facing Georgit Abrams of Washington DC. Cerdan, touted as a top contender, carries fanfare for a world title push in a 10 round bout tonight.
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Stanford Announces Acting Fellowships
Stanford University president Dr. Donald B. Tri ta announced six acting fellowships each valued at 1400 dollars. Four are for needle ers and two for tur uae ler technicians costumers or signs. Applicants must hold a drama degree and have two years in professional or recognized amateur theater, with eligibility open to men and women under 27.
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New Major League Angels Status in Pacific Cash Baseball
Branch Rickey of the Brooklyn Dodgers said he did not know of any major club remotely considering establishing a California franchise. The report notes new league status for Pacific coast baseball and questions about a Major League move to Los Angeles.
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Bittners Defeat Dons In Oakland League Showdown
The Galland Bittners beat the Tecate Dons of San Diego 39 to 40 in an American basketball league game. All-American Jim Pollard led Oakland with 16 points, while Tammy McCarthy added eight for San Diego as the Dons trailed 19-17 at halftime.
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Tammy McCarthy
Army Trophy Kept To Honor Three Great Teams
West Point officials announced they would retain the Lambert Munincipal trophy as a memorial to the Army football teams of 1944 45 and 46 after weighing acceptance of a commemorative plaque. Brig Gen Joseph Higgins said the trophy would stay in the Army trophy room and be displayed in a special section while a formal presentation occurred at a dinner last night. Nine of the 11 regulars from the 1948 squad played together for three years, underscoring the decision to honor the undefeated squads of those years.
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Forrest
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West Point
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Higdins
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New Basketball Czar George McNeal Trautman Named
Los Angeles backed by 13 years in minor front offices and a year in majors, George McNeal Trautman accepted the role as czar of the minor baseball leagues.
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George McNeal Trautman
Army coach Blaik named 1946 coach of the year
Mentor Blaik of Army, undefeated, named coach of the year in a World Telegram Scripps-Howard poll of 397 gridiron coaches. Second was Bert LaBuichierle of UCLA with 53 first place votes. John Barnhill of Arkansas received 61 votes.
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Great Opportunity and Terrific Challenge for the Game
The note calls the situation a great opportunity and a terrific challenge to help the game. It highlights potential improvements, teamwork, and renewed effort to advance the program.
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Mike Jacobs Shows Slow Medical Improvement After Hemorrhage
Mike Jacobs, renowned boxing promoter, showed gradual improvement in his condition after a cerebral hemorrhage sent him to the hospital Tuesday. Doctors reported the progress as cautiously hopeful amid ongoing treatment in New York.
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New York
U.P
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