Byron Nelson Opens Lead In Los Angeles Open Round Two
Los Angeles January 5 AP Byron Nelson, favored to win, shot a two under par 69 to reach 140 after 36 holes and lead the Los Angeles Open. Harold McSpaden is three strokes back at 143, Vic Ghezzi 144, with several amateurs and pros posting scores in the early finish.
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Russ Newland
Los Angeles
Byron Nelson
Riviera
Nelson
Harold McSpaden
Sanford
Tota
Vic Ghezzi
Deal
N. J
Ray Sloppy
Inglewood
Lit
Ellsworth Vines
Over
Art Doering
Denver
Charles Congdon
Tacoma
Wash
Enfilade Seizes Santa Susana Stakes in Easy Win
Enfilade, filly owned by Col. C. V. Whitney, captured the $25,000 Santa Susana Stakes at Santa Susana Park in Arcadia Calif. finishing five lengths ahead of Honeymoon and Levonsite. Time was 1 11 for six furlongs with Enfilade carrying 117 pounds under jockey A Kirkland.
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Arcadia
Calif
Enfilade
Col. C. V. Whitney
Louis B. Mayer
Levonsite
Max Factor
Honeymoon
Meyer
Whitney
Ques
Johnny
A. Kirkland
Johnny Adams
Chapman Eyes Phillies Revival After Hard 1945
Montgomery manager Chapman vows to lift the Phillies from last place with new players and a focused outfield. He plans to use DiMaggio in center Novikoff in left and Northey in right, with Spring training set for February 23 as he evaluates a pitching staff full of hopefuls.
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Bearcat Ben
Beach
Flaes
New York Yankee
Chapman
Philadelphia
Phils
Vince DiMaggio
Phillies
Philly
Quaker City Boys
Dimaggio
Lou Novikoff
Ron Northey
Compromise In Packers Wage Dispute Sought
Government wage price experts and union chiefs search for a compromise in the wage dispute that threatens a large meat packing strike. CIO packinghouse workers threaten 200000 furloughs on January 5 with AFL merged meat cutters possibly joining, idling 135000 more. A separate fact finding board discusses procedures for the U.S. Steel wage case as steelworkers plan a $2 daily raise and a January 14 strike, affecting shipyards with U S Steel and Bethlehem Steel interests.
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Washington
Cio-Packing
Shottas
Afl-Amalgamated Meat Cutters
Truman
U. S. Steel Corporation
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Maryland Tops State In Close College Hoops Tilt
Maryland led 21 17 at halftime as Clarke scored 16 and Flynn added 12 to push past State. The Red Terrors missed 17 of 22 free throws while Clarke, Hughes, and Neal anchored the scoring as Maryland prepares to face North Carolina at Chapel Hill Monday night.
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Maryland
Clarke
Flynn
Red Terrors
North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Eveccess
Lake
Gleasner
Kohler
Suleck
Cuee Ted
Johnson
Wb Ue
Pupae
Owens
Moperoe Bikes
Bahia
State
Clerks
Hughes
Gitasner
Bowman
Neal
Nickels
College leaders gather in St Louis for postwar rule reviews
National collegiate officials gather in St Louis for the NCAA 40th annual session and related meetings by the American Football Coaches Association and College Physical Education Association. Topics include postwar football rule changes, freshman eligibility, and football professionalism. Notables include Dr. Arthur H. Compton and Gen Donovan.
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ST. Louis
National Collegiate Athletic Association
American Football Coaches’ Association
The
College Physical Education Association
United American Association of College Baseball Coaches
Arthur H. Compton
Washington University of St. Louis
Ncaa Council
NCAA
William J. Bingham
Harvard
Kentucky Wildcats Favored To Win Southeast Cage Race
The article notes Kentucky's Wildcats expected to win the Southeastern Conference basketball title with a strong core including Jack Tingle Wilbur Shue Ken Campbell and Jack Parkinson. rookies Wah Wah Jones Joe Olland and Ralph Beard join the lineup as Kentucky faces competition from LSU Tennessee Tulane Auburn Georgia Tech Vanderbilt Florida and Mississippi in early play. Kentucky’s strong early results and a midseason 39-9 halftime margin against Arkansas underscore their power.
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Atlanta
Adolph Rupp
Kentucky
Wildcats
Tennessee
Ala
Cats
Louisiana State
Rupp
Jack Tingle
Wilbur Schu
Ken Campbell
Jack Parkinson
Bill Sturgill
Ed Allin
Rudy Yessin
Buddy Parker
Wallace
Wah Wah) Jones
Schuol
Joe Olland
Ralph Beard
Holland
Iowa Seahawks
Beard
Texas A. & M
Bobby Lowther
Paul Walther
Auburn
Vols
Tulane Tooms
Walthar
Quentin Igess
Mississippi State
Tulane
George Cheek
Igin
Georgia Tech
Vanderbilt
Florida
Mississippi
Fort Knox
Arkansas
Cincinnati
Oklahoma
Ruppy
Georgia Tech Defeats Clemson 61 to 46 in Rough Game
Georgia Tech beat Clemson 61 46 in a rough game at LuBMson. Nolan Ray and Doyle led Tech with strong second half surges while Pruitt and Bell scored 10 each for Clemson. The game featured 46 total personal fouls and limited free throws on both sides.
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S. C
Georgia Tech
Clemson
Tigers
Tech
Golden Tornado
Nolan
Ray
Doyle
Pruitt
Bell
Soeies
Pore Boschs
Xlosterman
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Sarratt
Loorar
Bonide Ee
Ieee
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Clark
Quinn
Freeman
Echols
Phantoms rout Air Line Center Detachment 65 33
Chapel Hill's high scoring Phantoms overwhelmed Fort Bragg's Air Line Center Detachment 65 33. John Dillon and Jim Jordan led with 15 points each, Buford Steelman 18 for the losers, Bob Paxton added 10 rebounds and points as Carolina built a big lead by halftime and cruised to an eighth straight win.
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Chapel Hill
Jan
North Carolina
Tte Phantoms
Airine Center
Fort Bragg
John Dillon
Jim Jordan
Phantoms
Buford Steelman
Winchester
Bob Paxton
Carolina
Soldier Perry Receives Army Honor Upon Return
Perry, 1403 Wiltshire Boulevard, returns to High Point with a 320 day combat service record in the third division. He fought at Anzio soon after the beachhead, took part in the Italian campaign, and joined three Rhine drives. He earned the Croix de Guerre, European Theatre ribbon with four stars and arrowhead, and a presidential citation.
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Bill Perry
Wiltshire Boulevard
High Point
United States Army
Anzio
Rhine
Radio Program Schedule for Eastern Time Adjusted
A scrambled broadcast list outlines program times across zones, noting a one hour CST adjustment and two hour MST shift. It lists concerts, news, commentary, variety shows, and musical performances with many misread names and fragmented titles.
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Robert Merrill
Abe
Church of the All
Ebs Joh
Kennedy
Awerica United
Welles
Ikea Hase
Broadcoast
Chicago
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Kaye
Marrows
Perlod
Sting
Abe Chaplain
U.S
Tainaitt
Jobo Charles Thomas
Abe Hiollywood
Star Time Theater
Abe Will Consingham
Parade of Music
Mac Tlillahe . Y. Philharmonic
Sim
Abe Neleon
Kaithy
Mary Swall
Abe the Noble
Piphiony
Hestia
Abe Family
Vine
Patrice Manseione Jones
Safety Breamea
Gene Autry
Bong
Charlotte Cresnwood
Carter
Rhirer
Atholle Houde
Abe Wok
Blash
Jo Lippert
Cedric Pearer
de Cormiment
Lewis
Iliane O
Jack Henny
Arivantures
Thin Mather
Pearson
Conntary
Hal
Abe Blondie
Che
Kidde
Doe Welly
Lanatie
Heatier
Peryal
Ober
Hy Huestiebe
Walter Winetiell
Reiene
Albin
Dames
la Tioardia
Uis
Iourean
Larky
Jumping creatures lack vision and need surface cover
The text notes that tree jumping creatures could not survive and lacked stereoscopic vision. It adds that an average gallon of white paint or light tint covers about 450 square feet of surface.
National Footballers May Ban Free Substitution
The NFL will consider scrapping free substitution at its New York meeting with George Halas leading opposition. Halas argues the rule dulls fan interest and robs football of personality, urging reinstatement of the prewar policy or two-player limits.
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Jimmy Jordan
Chicago
National Football League
New York
George
Halas
Chicago Bears
NFL
Bau
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