Musial and Cardinals Headline A 1945 Lineup Preview
Louis January 23. Stan Musial is named to a dent in the lineup as the St. Louis Cardinals reveal a first spring pre season lineup. The roster shows mixed 4-F 4-F designations with players like Walker Cooper Emil Verban and Ray Sanders listed. The note also mentions Munger Lanier and several others facing service stati.
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Armed Forces
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Walker Cooper
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Emil Verban
Tate Marion
Mikan Leads Collegiate High Scoring Race in 1930s Standings
Oregon star George Mikan tops the nation with 345 points in 29 games, edging Ernie Calverley of Island State and others as Robinson of Rocky service and Henry of Rice chase the high scoring list. The Associated Press weekly tally highlights top point totals across conferences and players including Akron and Great Lakes figures.
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Bob
Oklahoma Aggies
George Kok
Henry
Oregon
Washington
Robinson
San Diego
Calif
ISPORTS ROUNDUP BY HUGH FULLERTON JR
ISPORTS ROUNDUP reports that Arne Andersson declined U S trip to focus on outdoor running. Pie Traynor begins as Pittsburgh radio sports director and will run a baseball school. Texas Christian stars James Cooper and Merle Gibson, both medical dischargees. Captain Norval Locke mocks German drive in Belgium with a 60 0 lead and 70 yard run. Des Moines writer Lee Taylor recalls a 52 foul Iowa State Kansas game from 15 years ago. George Engel and Al Jordan linked to past boxing scenes. Ray Dumont plans a new baseball rule book for 200 stations starting in April. Stanford’s Johnny Fulton seeks a mile in winter meets and oil work in South America.
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Lee Taylor
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Henry Hasbrouck
George Engel
Harry Greb
Frank Klaus
Los Angeles
al Jordan
Chicago
Fitzy Fitzpatrick
Ray Dumont
Stanford
Johnny Fulton
South America
Radio Program Schedule With Corrections and Features
A late correction reassigns network programs across the Eastern and Midwest time zones. The lineup lists serial dramas, news, comments, music, and variety shows from 5:45 p.m. to 1:15 a.m., featuring CBS NBC and blue network anchors, with Mr. Howe Kiernan Husing Stern and others guiding reports and entertainment.
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Edwin C. Hill
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Dick Tracy
Chick Carter
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Cba
Jack Armstrong
Blu-West
Superman
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Lowell Thomas
Nbc World News
Peggy Mann
Blu-Basic
Tom Mix
Como
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Jack Kirkwood
Cbs War Correspondents
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Bill Slater
Raymond Gramwing
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Dick Boyces
Shaw
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Jean Merrill
Ginny Simms
Malone
Blu Rank
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Sunny Skylar
Judy
Nbe Theater of Romance
Alan Young
Gracie Fields
Gabriel Heatter
Bob Howe
Paul Schubert
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Congress
Hal McIntyre
Cbs & Blu
Navy Cross Honors for Bucklew and Andreasen Named
Service Lt. Phil Bucklew receives a gold star in lieu of a second Navy Cross for his wartime heroism. Lt. (jg) Grant Andreasen earns the Navy Cross for actions during the Normandy invasion. Air Tec basketball team from Dayton sails Dec 27 and won’t finish tour until March. Charlie Keller transfers from Atlantic to Pacific naval duties.
Rotary Club Quintet Triumphs Over Kiwanis Boys 57 to 30
The Rotary Club quintet defeated the Kiwanis boys 57 to 30 last night led by J Ridge with 15 points and a strong team performance. Kiwanis fought hard with Turnage scoring 16 but could not match Rotary's cohesive play.
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Weavers And Amos Triumph In Y Games
The Mercury Athletic Club girls beat Thomas Mills 63 7 for their sixth straight win and a clean slate in the league. Wall led with 26 points, Snyder added 21, while Johnson scored all seven for Mills. In the second game the Youth Center was edged 38 28 by the Point Weaving five, Harris scoring 14 for the Youth Center and Brown 10 for the winners. The third game saw Amos defeat Tomlinson 54 22, marking Amos ninth win as black-clads.
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Ex Grand Slam Golfer Bobby Jones eyed as baseball chief
Sport Shorts surveys Ed Danforth of the Atlanta Journal proposing Bobby Jones as a high baseball commissioner. Jones, a lawyer and former Atlantas ro owner official, combines golf fame with a baseball background in the Southern Association. The piece follows other notes on Rupps five foul rule and Tulsa Orange Bowl festivities.
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Multiple Youth Basketball Games Across Leagues In Ohio
A compact schedule lists elementary and high school games across YMCA and YMCAs in Cleveland and nearby. January matches feature Elim St versus Ray St and Cloverdale versus Emma Blair, with February rounds including Emma Blair, Elm St, Brentwood, Ada Blair, and Oak Hill contests. The piece notes Cleveland's historical competition with Detroit as an early auto hub, highlighting Detroit’s rise over 80 makes built there in the industry’s infancy.
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MAC Triangle Lead In Municipal League Standings
MAC Triangle hold 10 wins 1 loss in City Municipal League. Melvin Walker leads scoring with 166 points, Herb Carroll of Amos five close behind. Mercury Athletic Club tops girls league with 6 0 record, Wall leads with 117 points. teammate Copeland nearby.
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Williams Beats Berger in Knockout Set for March 2 Joyce Bout
Lightweight Ike Williams remained focused after a knockout of Maxie Berger and eyeing a March 2 title bout with Willie Joyce at Madison Square Garden. Joyce, from Gary Indiana, scored a split decision over Williams last November ending Williams 15 fight win streak. Berger, former Canadian welterweight champ, suffered his first defeat in 15 bouts in the fourth round.
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Midway girls basketball program at risk over ball shortage
The Midway Consolidated School girls basketball team may fold due to equipment scarcity after their season began with a leftover ball that collapsed. An appeal to a Little Rock newspaper uncovered local sporting goods stores have been out of basketballs for over a year.
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Little Rock
High Point Bison Set for West Loop Clash at Gastonia
High Point enters its eleventh game traveling to Gastonia for a Western Class A Conference tilt with Green Wave. The Bison seek a twelfth straight win while Green Wave faces a four game skid in a tight series.
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College Scores From AP Report Mixed Across Many Sites
Scores from multiple campus and military installations reported by the Associated Press show varied results. Notable tallies include East Mitchel Field 48 over NY Chambers Street 40, Brown 71 over Providence 36, and Kentuckys 64 to Georgias Tech 58.
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Scented fur coats spark seamen fashion choice
In Portland a report notes British merchant seamen care less about mink or ermine and more about scent on donated fur. As sailors pass, fragrances such as Tabu White Shoulders and My Sin waft from the coats, influencing impressions and preferences.
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Big Season Game Set Between Greensboro Purple Whirlwind and Locals
The upcoming home clash features the Greensboro Purple Whirlwind facing the locals in the season’s big game. Both teams have dominated their schedules with wins and minimal resistance.
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