Three Juniors Named On A P All America
Frank Sinkwich of Georgia and Bill Dudley of Virginia headline the 47th Associated Press All-America, joining Frankie Albert and Bruce Smith on the backfield. The selection spans regions with nine players from the Middle West and eight from the South, highlighting Dudley as the youngest consensus pick at 19 and noting his 2,467 rushing/passing yards and 134 points.
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Dillon Graham
Associated Prose Sports Vay
New York
Dee
University of Georgia
Frank Sinkwich
Dixie
Bill Dudley
University of Virginia
Sinkwich
Byron
Whizzer) White
Dudley
Associated Press
Frankie Albert
Stanford
Bruce Smith
Miinesota
Middle West
South
Far West
Albert
Bob Reintard
University of California
Dick Wildung
Minnesota
Gophers
Missouri
Darold Jenkins
Marvard
Endicott Peabody i
Pittsburgh
Rarply Fite
Amt
Texas
Afatcolm Kuckner
Wisconsin
Dave Schreiner
Ents
Schreiner
Wildung
Junio
Reinhard
Virginia
Waller Camp
Jose Martinez-Zorilla
Cornell
Gaynell Tinsley
Louisiana
North Carolina
Bill
Law
Cavaliers
Slocker
Miracle
Indians
Georgia
Alabama
Frank
South Carolina
Smite
Smith
Washington
Michigan
Iowa
Wuzma
Wolverines
Towa
Ising
Lucius Smith
Bernie Bierman
Bruce Hnish
Locals Defend Western Title This Season
High Point High opens its cage season tonight hosting the Railroader of Spencer High School in a Western Conference opener at 8 15 PM. Preliminaries include a Lindale junior varsity clash set around 6 15 PM. Coach Simeon brings four veterans plus new members to form a solid lineup as fans gauge the Bison’s season prospects in conference play.
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High Point High
Spencer High School
Junio
Lindale
Bison
Thomasville
Mount Airy
Tony Simeon
John Crowder
Albert Evans
W. R. Benson
Ross Hedrick
Varsit
Simeon
Spencer
Greenshoro
Whitties
Railroaders
Roundup notes on Navy and college football stars and rumors
Wide World sports column compiles brief items on Navy football satellite links to Admiral Kidd’s son, ex Navy coach Ingram on Oklahoma, Arkansas coach Ferguson’s wary scheduling, Mel Ort vs Bill Terry as Giants manager, Great Lakes and Cal Flyers players, stock car and boxing style mentions, and praise for Bruce Smith of Minnesota highlighting key plays, injuries, and season impact.
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New York
Isaac I Kidd, Jr
Admiral Kidd
Hawaii
Naval Acadery
Bill Ingram
Navy
Oklahoma
New York University
Council
Violets
Southwest
Fergie Ferguson
Arkansas Aggies
Boll Weevils
Jommy Tucker
Cleveland News
Mel Ort
Giants
Bill Terry
Luis Obispo
Bob Cromwell
Boston College
North Corpus Christi
Texas
Panthers Trim A C C 53 40 in strong backfield showcase
Panthers defeated A C C 53 to 40 as Dudley Albert Sinkwich and Smith led a tough backfield. Texas Jack Crain and Duke Steve Lach provided opposition, with Moser from Texas A&M and Westfall from Michigan delivering standout seasons. Other notable backs included Sewell, Jenkins, Nelson and Fitzpowicz from various schools. Headlines highlight rich backfield depth across regions.
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Dudlley
Albert
Sinkwich
Smith
Jack Crain
Texas
Steve Lach
Duke
Derace Moser
Texas Aggies
Bob Westfall
Michigan
Iron
Billy Sewell
Washington State
Jack Jenkins
Vanderbilt
Jimmy Nelson
Alabama
Steve Fitipowicz
Fordham
Westfall
Exo Naranché
Afontana
Pete Kmetavne
Stanford
Ken Cesanega
Santa Clara
Don Durdan
Oregon State
South
Merte Hapes
Junie Hovious
Mississippi
Charles Timmons
Clemson
John Black
Mississippi State
Stan Stasica
South Carolina
Walter McDonald
Tulane
Harvey Johnson
William and Mary
Preston Johnston
Southern Methodist
Southwest
Bob Dove
Notre Dame
Bill Chewning
Navy
Tom Melton
Purdue
Vincent Banonis
Detroit
Chal Daniel
Mike Karmazin
Nick Susoeff
Bill Sewell
Steve Filipowicz
John Rokisky
Duquesne
Ernest Blandin
Ray Frankowski
Washington
Quentin Greenough
Ted Ramsey
Alf Bauman
Northwestern
Holt Rast JR
Texas A. & M
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1941 All America End and Backfield Selections
The 1941 AP All America list includes players from Wisconsin Minnesota Harvard Missouri California Texas Stanford Virginia and more. Notable backs ends and linemen are named with home towns and class years, including Schreiner Wildung Peabody Reinhard Kutner and Cull ing Albert among others.
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David Nathan Schreiner
Wisconsin
Richard Kay Wildung
Minnesota
Endicott Peabody
Harvard
Darold Ward Jenkins
Missouri
Ralph Fife
Pittsburgh
Robert Richard Reinhard
California
Malcolm James Kutner
Texas
Frank Culling Albert
Stanford
William’ McGarvey Dudley
Virginia
Frank Sinkwich
Georgia
Bruce Philip Smith
Triangle Whips Marsh In Late Industrial League Victory
Triangle defeats Marsh 49 to 35 as Emerson leads Triangle with 15 points and Everhart tops Marsh with 13. Harriss Covington beats Silver Knit 40 35 in Industrial League while Welborn scores 16 for the losers and Railway Express outplays Tomlinson 20 15 at halftime to pull away.
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Triangle
Marsh
Spencer
Emerson
Everhart
Harriss - Covington
Leyall
Starriss-Covington
Carroll
Harries-Covington
Welborn
Railway Express
Tomlinson
Express
Railway
Ridge
Evans
Farlow
Torulinson Ourfit
Webb and Metcalf Named Co Captains of 194? Bison
Webb and Metcalf were elected co captains of the 194? High Point High School football team this morning. The election results were announced in the chapel period and letters were awarded to squad members.
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WO. Webb
Price- Street
Arnold Mete
High Point
Meir
Charlotte Observer Calls Canceling Bowl Games
The Charlotte Observer editorial urges canceling post season football games due to war. It argues for focusing on practical pursuits and claims the Rose Bowl invitation should be reevaluated if necessary, urging withdrawal by Oregon State from Duke and Pasadena.
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Charlotte
Dee
Cintlotti Observer
Suseesterd
Seacon Footatl
Clinial
Ayteatan
Peribo
Oregon State
Duke
May
Pasadena
Mize Traded To N Y Giants In Major League Move
Chicago dispatch reports St. Louis Cardinal Johnny Mize was traded to the New York Giants after a late night deal at the winter meeting. Giants receive Mize for Ken ODea Bil Lohrmann and cash with Ray Sanders and Johnny Flopp set to join in related moves. Club bosses eyed the war effort as discussions shifted to funding drills and the All Star game proceeds.
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Chicago
Dee
St. Louis Cardinal
Johnny Mize
New York Giants
Mev
Branch Rickey
Cardinals
Bill Terry
Rickey
Terry
Ken Odra
Bil Lohrmannn
Lohrmann
Cardinal
Columbus
Ray Sanders
Rochester
Johnny Flopp
O'Dea
Ken
Fights Last Night Summary Report from AP News
Boxing results from New York Philadelphia and Philadelphia show Peralta outpointing Zenzaras while Corchado defeats De nato in separate bouts. The text notes department of education involvement in national defense training courses and registrations.
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Wiha
Joe Peralta
Scranton
George Zenzaras
New York
Philadelphia
Vic Corchado
Puerar Rica
Department of Education
Marlboro Shirts and gloves feature in Bayne management ad
An advertisement from W. L. CBN Bayne, manager, highlights Marlboro shirts and seven Feawnes gloves priced in the listing. The fragment emphasizes apparel items and a named manager within a retail context.
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Marlboro
Wombiey
W. L. Cbn
Bayne
Mgr
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