College Scoring Race Led by Notre Dame and Duke Figures
The Associated Press notes a shift in five year college football scoring leaders with Boston College taking a late lead at 844 points per 38 games through 1939 to 1942. Notre Dame trails closely at 841 after nine wins in ten this season.
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New York
Associated Press
Tennessee
Eagles
New Englanders
Notre Dame
Irish
Duke
Blue Devils
Georgia
Kers
Boston College
Tulsa
Texas Aggies
All American Home Towns List Among Cities
Central Press notes a lineup of hometowns including Huntington Park California Edgewater New Jersey Evanston Alabama Steubenville Ohio Waynesville North Carolina Decatur Alabama Dorchester Massachusetts Springfield Massachusetts and other cities such as Waukegan Illinois St Cloud Minnesota and St David Michigan reflecting regional entries.
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Huntington Park
Cal
Edgewater
N. J. Evanston
Steubenville
O. Waynesville
N.C. Decatur
Ala
Dorchester
Mass
Springfield
All Star Football Selections Listed by College
Second team players named include Joe Parker of Texas Francis Merritt of Army Gil Ward of Washington Bill Gray of Southern California Pat Filley of Notre Dame Paul Mitchell of Minnesota Pete Pihos of Indiana Bob O'Dell of Pennsylvania Eddie Prokop of Georgia Tech Creighton Miller of Notre Dame Steve Van Buren of Louisiana State.
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Joe Parker
Texas
Francis Merritt
Army
Gil Ward
Washington
Bill Gray
Southern California
Pat Filley
Notre Dame
Paul Mitchell
Minnesota
Pete Pihos
Indiana
Bob O'Dell
Pennsylvania
Eddie Prokop
Georgia Tech
Creighton Miller
Steve van Buren
Louisiana State
College football all star lineup list
A roster featuring athletes from multiple schools including Northwestern Michigan Penn State Holy Cross Duke Navy DePauw Oklahoma and others. Players named include Herb Hein Merv Preguiman Johnny Jafurs George Titus Art McCaffray Bob Gantt Hal Hamberg Elroy Hirsch and Bob Brumley.
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Herb Hein
Northwestern
Merv. Preguiman
Michigan
Johnny Jafurs
Penn State
George Titus
Holy Cross
Pat Preston
Duke
Art McCaffray
Pacific
Bob Gantt
Hal Hamberg
Navy
Bob Steuber
DePauw
Elroy Hirsch
Bob Brumley
Oklahoma
Coast Guard Man Encounters Beavers Chewing Mooring
C W Butts of Blair Nebraska reports a beaver chewed through the mooring line of his outboard motor boat leaving the boat unescorted and adrift by the dock.
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Blair
C. W. Butts
Coast Guard
Bison Cagers Progress in Fundamentals and Teamwork
Coach Tony Simeon reports the Bison show smoother play and growing teamwork after four days of drills focused on fundamentals. He notes improvement in crip shooting and guard play, while height remains a challenge, prompting reliance on cohesive unit defense and rapid ball movement as December 14 season opener nears.
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Tony Simeon
Bison
Simeon
Roy
Ins
Malcolm Sullivan
Walker
Edwards
Bill Kennedy
Delappe
Ceilir Dennis Presnell
Brandis Leonard
Pro Cage Champs Face Music Tonite
The Illinois Whiz Kids led by Ken Menke Gene Vance Jack Smiley and Art Mathisen team with Phil Lip to meet the Washington Bears in the Chicago Stadium for the fourth annual classic. A second pro style unit led by Dutch Lonborg including Harry Boykoff and Milo Komenich prepares to contest the Bears.
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Chicago
Dec
Illinois
Phillip
Washington Bears
Ken Menke
Gene Vance
Jack Smiley
Art Mathisen
Bears
Chicago Stadium
Andy
Parris Island
George Senesky
St. Joseph's College
Champaign
Ill
Douglas Mills
Arthur
Dutch) Lonborg
Northwestern
Harry Boykoff
St. John's
Milo Komenich
Wyoming
Pop Gates
Sonny Woods
Dolly King
Puggy Bell
Johnny Saacs
Boston College wins Lambert trophy as eastern football champions
A recap notes Boston College claimed the Lambert trophy as the eastern football champions. The piece references notable past events including trades and a high-attendance clash where Southern Cal defeated Notre Dame to end an unbeaten stretch.
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Boston College
J. Louis Browns
Denny Gailehouse
Fritz Ostermuelier
Boston Red Sox
Pirates
Stu Martin
Southern Cal
Notre Dame
Fights Last Night Between Boston and Fall River
Raiph Zanelli of Providence outpointed Izzy Jannazzo of New York. Freddy Babral of Cambridge outpointed Buddy Farrell of Newark. Both bouts decided over ten rounds in Fall River and Boston.
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Boston
Raiph Zanelli
Providence
R. I
Izzy Jannazzo
New York
Fall River
Mass
Freddy Babral
Cambridge
Buddy Farrell
Newark
Jackets Demons Battle Tonight in Inter-Conference Rivalry
In Winston-Salem a post season swing between Lexington and Reynolds high schools closes the football season. Reynolds, runner-up in Western class A, faces Lexington, 7-1 with the South Piedmont title lost to Children’s Home. Reynolds relies on line play to slow the Jackets’ ground game led by Ripper McBride and Lee Spears, with Billy Ball as a versatile back.
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Winston-Salem
Lexington
Reynolds High
Tom Brown
Reynolds Eleven
Reynolds
Yellow Jackets
Ripper McBride
Lee Spears
Billy Ball
Demons
Ofense
Pro Golfdoms Winter Tour Revival Plans Revealed
Pro golfdoms winter tour will return December through January with four definite events and plans for six more. Miami Open December 16 to 19 at Miami Springs. Western dates in Los Angeles January 7 to 10 and Phoenix January 14 to 16 with top players like Sarazen Wood Nelson Byrd and Revolta eyed for appearances.
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New York
Pro Golfdom
Anewa Arena
Fred Corcoran
Professional Golfers’ Association
Py Pro
Corcoran
Miami Springs
Edio
Craig Wood
Gene Sarazen
Byron Nelson
Sam Byrd
Ed Dudley
Johnny Revolta
Harry Cooper
Jimmy Hines
Tony Penna
Olin Dutra
Sarazen
Miami
Demaret
J Thomson
Navy
West Coast
Los Angeles
San
Phoenix
California
Texas
New Orleans
Pinehurst
Greensboro
Yow Men Seek Second Win After Sedgefield Victory
High Point Panthers coach Virgil Yow aims for a second win as his team travels to Salisbury to renew the old rivalry with Catawba. Ralph Marshall is out with a leg injury and Pat Patterson sidelined by a cold. Youthful Panthers show improvement in passing and shooting but face an uphill challenge.
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Virgil Yow
High Point College Panthers
Sedgefield Army
Salisbury
Catawba
Panthers
Ralph Marshall
Pat Patterson
Mark
Mearen
Nyco
Yow
Two Contests Top Y Cage Card Tonight
Two YMCA municipal league basketball double header tonight at the Y gym. Amos hosiery defends last year's title against Sedgefield highlighted by ex collegiate and high school stars. Triangle meets Marsh Furniture in a season opener renewal after previous wins by Triangle and Marsh.
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Amos Hosiery
Sedgefield Army
Triangle Cagers
Marsh Furniture
Triangle
Marsh
Community Hardware
Tomlinson
Sedgefield Soldiers
Virgil Yow
High Point College Panthers
Amos
Y. M. C. A. Municipal
Baseball Meetings Highlight Minor League Promoters
Four day minor league meetings produce Bramham as top organizer while Elmer From Ebensburg emerges as minor league promotional director. Branch Rickey Jr and Luke Appling figure in chatter on major minor league relations as trade rumors swirl and personnel moves attract attention.
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New York
W. G. Bramham
Bramham
Ebensburg
Elmer
Rickey
Branch, Jr
Luke Appling
White Sox
Cardinal
Marty Marion
Connie Mack
Westchester County
Ed Barrow
Steve O'Neill
Dec Cramer
Jim Bagby
Indians
Dizzy Trout
Cramer
Dizzy
al Smith
Bagby
Dec games slate set for early schedule
The list outlines basketball matchups for the first half with games including Sedgefield Unit versus Tomlinson on Wednesday December 8 at 7 30, Community Hardware against Amos at 8 30, and others through December 29.
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Sedgefield Unit
Tomlinson
Community Hardware
Amos
Triangle
Marsh
Ames
Sedgeticlad Unit
Ve. Marsh
Cardinals and Browns Seek Night Games for 1944
At the winter meetings in New York the Cardinals and Browns urged more night baseball in 1944 beyond the 14-game limit. Trades were discussed as lefty Al Smith faced 1-A draft, and offers for a center fielder circulated. National League plans and potential secession talk also loomed as the session closed.
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Sid Feder
New York
Kenesaw M. Landis
High Missioner
St. Louis
Cardinals
Sam
Lefty
al Smith
Cleveland Indians
Lefty al
Jim Bagby
Bagby
Lou Body
Landis
National Association
The
Association
Internati Anal
Pacific Coast
Nat Negro Publishers Association
In The Draft Doesn’t Stop Ruffin Fights
New York December 3 Bobby Ruffin lightweight challenger remains 1-A but will follow standard deferment to pursue two title fights. He is scheduled to meet Sammy Angott NBA champion and Beau Jack New York State champ at Madison Square Garden on December 17 and January 7 respectively.
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New York
Bobby Ruffin
New Y
Ruffin
Sammy Angott
N.B.A
Beau Jack
50 000 Watch Philadelphia High School Championship Tilt
A crowd of 50 000 is expected to witness the playoff for the public high school football title tomorrow between Northeast and West Catholic. The game, at Franklin Field in Philadelphia, marks the season’s decisive clash between defending champions and undefeated titlists.
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Philadelphia
Northeast
Public High Conference
West Catholic
Cheavecity of Pennsylvania
Franklin
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