Sports Roundup from York on Camp Life and Prospects
York dispatch notes sports writers grow wary as baseball camp moves north, players busy and silent. Columns chronicle college pros and Army teams, including Bert Silberman’s pole vault rise and a Bears playoff loss with Hollywood trip fallout. Navy Pre-Flight staff and Camp Croft figures add to a wide roster of athletic notes.
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York
Eith
Boston
Medford
Sox
Tman
V. R. Pogish
Birmingham
Ala
Wue
Boston College
Alaama
B. Cc
Bama
Sylvin
New York
de Wittlinton High School
Bert Silberman
Clinton
Army
Bert
Levin
Cornelius Warmerdam
Navy
del Monte
Calif
Ernie Messikomer
Temple A
Jesse Hill
Southern California
Armand Seghetti
St. Mary's
Jack Weiershauser
Stanford
Dan Partner
Kansas City
Naval Construction Center
Camp Zerlett
KRL
Tom Heeney
Jim Sanders
Harold Massing
Corp Louis
Duke” Abruzzi
Rhode Island
Camp Croft
S. C
Frank Keaney
Service Club
Pro Bowl game notes and league missteps in 1940s rant
In Philadelphia the Pro Bowl event drew criticism as Sammy Baugh was announced late and officials failed to publicize his absence. Elmer Layden and league executives faced backlash for ticketing issues and the game’s draw. A sports columnist praises semi pro progress and players like Ray Dumont and Johnny Adams for boosting baseball’s profile during wartime.
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York
Sammyigh
United Seamen's Service
Ladelphia
National League
Elmer Layden
Gron Redskins
Layden
Redskins
Philaihia Eagles
Last Layden
Sammy Baugh
Green
Ray Dumont
Thea
Johnny Adams
Jock
Sarasota
Joe Cronin
Red Sox
Ted Williams
Minneapolis
St. Petersburg
Frank Frisch
Sammy
Baugh
Rochester
Domnanovich Prepares Tide Center For Rose Tilt
Alabama center and captain Joe Domnanovich, outstanding lineman and team leader, is not expected to start against Sinkwich in the Rose Bowl. Coaches Thomas and Cawthon praise his competitive spirit, defensive discipline, and passing as well as blocking. Domnanovich, 190 pounds, anchors a stout Tide line, has 30-yard interception return and a 19-yard TD run this season, and plans a coaching career after the war. He carries Croatian heritage and ROTC duties, with a future lieutenant commission.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Joe Domnanovich
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Frank Thomas
Pete Cawthon
Texas Tech
Thomas
Joe
Cawthon
Domnanovich
Dommy
Georgia Tech
Tide
Southwestern Louisiana
R.O.T.C
Austria
Georgia
Frankie Sinkwich
Wallace Butts
Bulldogs
Sinkwich
Auburn
University of California At Los Angeles
Bruins
Edwin Horrell
Charlie Trippi
Trippi
Flatfoot
Frankie
Dick McPhee
Amos and Marsh Triumph in Muny League Games
Marsh beat Tomlinson 57 30 with Waldo Atkins scoring 24 points and Wes McDowell 13 for the winners, while Amos defeated Pickett 44 20 led by Herb Carroll with 26 points in his final Amos game. Marsh Triangle and Amos lead the Muny league, each with one loss.
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Marsh
Tomlinson
Amos
Pickett
Triangle
Waldo Atkins
Marsh Cagers
Atkins
Wesley McDowell
Jay Ingram
Brown
Herb Carroll
Amos Crew
Indiana
Carroll
Amos Cagers
W. R. Benson
Benson
Bama Bowl Record and Tennessee Grid Standings
Alabama's post season bowl history shows Rose Bowl outcomes from 1926 to 1938 with wins over Washington and Stanford, a 7 7 tie with Stanford in 1927, 22 0 over Washington State in 1931, 29 13 over Stanford in 1935, and 0 13 loss to California in 1938 plus Cotton Bowl 1942 win over Texas A&M. Tennessee's football record includes 1939 17 0 win over Oklahoma and 1940 Orange Bowl California 14 Tennessee 0.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Alabama
Washington
Stanford
Washington State
California
Texas A.&m
Boston College
Tennesee
Knoxville
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Nessee
Tulsa
TECH
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Missouri
Texas
Rose Bowl Preview Georgia Sinks UCLA Battle
Pasadena notes the 1943 Rose Bowl with Georgia and UCLA facing injuries and line changes. Frankie Sinkwich and Charlie Trippi anchor Georgia’s backfield while UCLA relies on Waterfield and Leuders for balance as kickoff set for 2 p.m. PWT.
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Rose Bowsere
Ihog
Bruin
Texas Christian
St. Mary's
Oregon
George ‘Sinkwich
UCLA
Georgia
Kickof
Poschner
M. Smith
Elienton
Finlay Lg—Ruark
Lescoulie
Spring training value depends on where clubs train next season
AP Features Sports Editor Dillon Graham notes that future spring workouts may reveal if north coast or southern training best preserves pitchers. He recalls past trips to Havana and hot sun, fame from spring tours, and historic moves by Cap Anson, Connie Mack and John McGraw, with Florida and California favored in recent years.
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New York
North
Carolinas
Florida
California
Brooklyn
Havana
Loften
Iastic
Cap Anson
Chicago White Stockings
Hot Springs
Ark
Baltimore Orioles
Macon
Connie Mack
Athletics
Jacksonville
Fla
Joan McGraw
New York Giants
Los Angeles
Savannah
Panther Cagers Begin Prep for UNC Clash
High Point College returns from Christmas break to start a two day practice in preparation for Wednesday night’s game against the University of North Carolina. The contest will be at Harrison Gymnasium at 8 15 and marks the first intercollegiate meeting between the schools.
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High Point
University of North Carolina
Harrisonymnasium
Intercollege
Panthers face crowded schedule after holiday drills
Ten men reported to Coach Virgil Yow as the Panther men begin practice to trim the squad for a tough schedule. The Carolina tussle opens a demanding slate averaging over three games weekly for the remainder of the season. New York Dec 31 Jim St Clair, chair of the National Basketball Committee, expects no rule changes after this season.
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Ate Athletics
Virgil Yow
Panther
Carolina
CAGE
New York
Jim St Clair
National Basketball Committee
Max Lanier To Speak At Mercury A C Monday Night
Southpaw ace Max Lanier will address the Mercury Athletic Club in High Point at 6 45 PM on Monday. Roy Sullivan, program chairman, announced the event. The St Louis Cardinals star, 13 8 in 1942, helped push the team toward the World Series and was born a North Carolina native from Denton.
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Max Lanier
St. Louis Cardinals
Mercury Athletic Club
Roy Sulliva
Lanier
Leasgue
Redbirds
Yankees
Denton
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