Bealmeir, Sinkwich Lead Editors Poll For 194? Football Honors
Georgia's Bealmeir Sinkwich leads 69 sports editors in the Southeastern Conference race for top player as Boston's Williams tops baseball ballots. The newspaper tally names runners up, notes Marine Corps service and Army Air Forces ties, and lists votes and points for Football, Baseball, Basketball, and golf figures, including DiMaggio and other majors.
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N’ Bealmear Kk
Dees
Alle Fankie Sinkwich
Georgia
Southeastern Conferampionship
People's Choice
Tinfar
Boston
Eridan. League
SG aViliame
Thietes
Stiat
Army Air Forces
Joe DiMagi
New York Yankees
MkWich
Marine Corps
Ison
Green Bayessional
Ith
Johonyaley
St. Louis Cardinals
Hutson
Beazley
Gunder I
Vete
Omer
Ted Lyons
Robert Falkenberg
Ott
Les Steers
Garrerd Ramsey
Byron Nelson
Ann Bertelli
Yerger Tigers Seek Watermelon Bowl In December Showdown
The 1842 Yerger Tigers negro sball team meets a negro all-star group in a 3:30 p m game on December 18. Yerger won the first meeting 12 to 7 while the All-Stars took the second 19 to 13. Star Tigers headline an improved lineup. public invited. advance tickets on sale.
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Yerger Tigers
Teileet
Yerger
Tigers
Jaca
Espiblic
Fights Last Night Packed Boxing Card Report
Boxing action from Pittsburgh and nearby cities features Zivic outpointing ch aligning in 150 1 2 pounds while En tland from Me edges out Hudson in 127 1 2. Other results list Peralta stopping Marris and Fine outpointing an opponent in White Plains. the section notes bouts across Newark Worcesetr and Buffalo with multiple 1 2 to 3 4 decision outcomes.
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Associated Rese
Pittsburgh
Fritzie Zivic
Urgh
Carmen Ch
Isey City
N. Jd
Tland
Lone Lace
Lisbon
Lloyd Hudson
Bath
Agh Bedford
Mass
Tony Cos- Woonsocket
Roundup on boxing politics and wartime sports shifts
Pro and con in boxing politics clash with New York State Athletic Commission over championships. James Madden criticizes provincialism while Jake Jacobs’s business moves spark scrutiny. The column also covers Parker’s three minutes versus three minutes debate, coach firings eased by wartime manpower, and war bond profiting branches. The roundups note Coach churn, Navy commissions for Denny Myers, and a wartime international tournament for semi pro baseball with Australia as host.
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New York
James Owen Madden
Marlines
State Athletic Commission
Union of States
Mike Jacobs
Harry Markon
Jacobs
Madison Square Garden
Mike
Shorts and Shells
Relkey
Phils
Brooklyn
Larry MacPhail
Denny Myers
Boston College
Navy
Stan Lomax
Clud
Treasury Dept
National
Australia
Yankees Acquire Hassett In Swap With Braves
Sports Mirror recalls a year ago when the New York Yankees obtained first baseman Buddy Hassett from the Boston Braves. The East West game was moved from San Francisco to New Orleans and rescheduled for January 3.
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Associated Press Today
New York Yankees
Buddy Hassett
Boston Braves
San Francisco
New Orleans
Long Island University
Gregan
Poughkeepsie Regalta
No Action on Plan to Divide Ball Leagues
Washington dispatch reports a tentative push to split major league baseball into Eastern and Western divisions to cut travel. Officials show little support with Eddie Collins of the Red Sox bluntly opposing the proposal and only Eastman hinting it could fit defense aims if adopted. The proposed East division would include New York, Philadelphia, Boston, and Washington from the American League and New York, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, and Boston from the National League.
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Washington
Joseph B. Eastman
Office of Defense Transportation
Watter
Eddie Collings
Boston Red Sox
Cullins
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Women Street Car Conductors Nothing New
Kansas City dispatch notes that five surviving female conductors from a 1918 crew of 130 continue to work at busy transfer points. They describe changes in the job, compare patience with male operators, and share stories of passengers and family milestones while discussing plans to hire more operators.
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Kansas City
Splitaklv
D. L. Fennell
Kansas City Public Service Company
Jeanette Miller
Edna England
Alex Heder
George Hader
Lewis Lively to preach after college call to ministry
Lewis Lively, a Washington native and Henderson State Teachers College junior, announced his call to the ministry at Washington Baptist Church. He is in advanced ROTC training and will be commissioned as a second lieutenant after graduation, then attend seminary after the war. His first sermon is set for December 27 at the Washington Baptist Church.
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Arkadelphia
Ark
Lewis Lively
Washington
Henderson State Teachers College
Washington Baptist Church
Lively
J. A. Lively
Henderson R. O. T. C
Erwin E. McDonald
Ouachita Plans to Tackle Big Teams in 1944 Schedule
Ouachita College in Arkadelphia outlines an ambitious 1944 football slate. Coach Bill Walton says four major universities are sought for games and some could appear in bowl contests. The administration and trustees support fielding a team wherever football is played, starting January 1.
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Arkadelphia
Quachita College
Arkansas
Bill Walton
Walton
Ouachita
Wallon
Slumini
Cavalry Lacks Oldtime Glamour at Fort Riley
At Fort Riley the 15th Cavalry has been deprived of traditional boots and breeches and private soldiers at the Cavalry Replacement Training Center lost their Teddy Roosevelt campaign hats, signaling a de glamourization of cavalry life.
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Fort Riley
Rus
15Th Cavalry
Teddy Roosevelt
Cavalry Replacement Training Center
Arkansan Hero Survives Utah Air Crash
Lieutenant A F Gardner of Alexander Arkansas, a Leatherneck, escaped a Western Airlines crash that killed 17 and left another survivor badly burned near Fairfield Utah. The pilot attempted an emergency landing and the ship plowed into sagebrush desert about 54 miles south of Salt Lake City. Gardner dragged himself from the wreck and spent a freezing night in the desert. Co-pilot J Clifton Lee, a former Salt Lake City resident, was also aboard.
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Fairfield
Utah
Leatherneck
Western Airlines
A. F. Gardner
Alexander
Marine Corps
Lehi
J. Mallett
Stringfield
Ark
Salt Lake City
Cleo Booth
Los Angeles
Gardner
W. OG. Hart
Orange, Call, Daily News
East Lake City
Donald E. Cummings
Denver
Industrial Hygiene Department
University of Colorado
Leona
Ill
Edward J. Lessier
Glendale
Calif
J. Clifton Lee
Burbank
Douglas Soule
St. Petersburg
Fla
Knight Bennett
Fred Lewis
Guy Talbot Jr
Great Falls
Mont
J. R. Bratt
R. H. Hullian
Omaha
Hichard W. James
Cedar —Galley
Lee
Roland Lue
W.A L
Logan
Arkansas Deaths From War Toll in First Year
A digest of Arkansas wartime casualties in the first year, noting 89 Arkansans killed, most Navy and Marine Corps, with missing and wounded also listed. Highlights include deaths at Pearl Harbor, Dieppe, North Africa, and various overseas postings, plus prisoners and aviation losses. Tomorrow: Arkansas heroes.
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Sma G. Harris
Little Rock
Arkansas
Tripod
Arctic Circle
Arkansans
Pease and
Watch
Aetlan
Pearl Harbor
Arkynsas National Guard
Philippines
Army
Navy
Merchant Marine
Marine Corps
America
Dieppe
Thoae
Falcon
Guam
Wake
Arkanaaas
Corregidor
Whch
Arkansis Heroes
Evening Shade Club Demonstrates Sack Garment Crafts
Evening Shade Home Demonstration Club met Tuesday at Mrs J L Anderson's home. Mrs Tommie Frnt led devotional and all recited prayers. Members sang America and Silent Night and shared sack garment demonstrations and Christmas gifts. Next meeting will be at Mrs Fay Hackler's January 13 with refreshments provided.
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Deimonstration Club
J. L. Anderson
Tommie Frnt
America
Fay Hacklers
Briton Inherits Italian Marble Quarry Inheritance
Kenneth Webb, a British man, has inherited an Italian marble quarry through his father's will. The quarry is described as valuable, with marble production expected to be lucrative for the heir.
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Aristotle
London
Kenneth Webb
Ghost Walks Man Survives Desert Peril at Sea
A bedraggled yet happy man, Flying DMecer W. 3. Hay, is reported to have walked into a British airdrome in Egypt after being given up for dead. He spent 11 hours in the sea and hid in the desert for a day and night before reaching home.
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Hay
Egypt
Rejected by Navy, Ferend builds ships in Bayonne
Gregory Ferend, once turned away by the U S Navy for a small defect, set up Marine Maintenance Corp yards in Bayonne New Jersey between August and December 1942 and built four coastwise tankers. A Catalonia native who emigrated in 1916, he later ran the Sword Steamship Line, six ships strong, and served as charter agent and general agent for the War Shipping Administration.
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Bayonne
N. J.pr
United States Navy
Gregory Ferend
Ferend
Marine Maintenance Corp
Catalonia
Tonian Islands
United States
Sword Steamship Line
Sipbuilding
Sword Line
Ime
War Shipping Administration
Quarry near a port in Carrara Italy draws Kenneth Webb inquiry
The text notes a quarry close to a port with ample labor and suggests possible fates such as bombing or conversion to a coastal gun pit. Kenneth Webb seeks to clarify the situation. It mentions Carrara Italy, about four hours from Genoa, a city heavily bombed.
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Kenneth Webb
Carrara
Tialy
Genoa
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