Schmeling Faces Comeback Test As Louis Clash Looms
New York experts doubt Schmeling's chance against Joe Louis in a 12 round comeback bid. The black haired challenger has drawn a hard path, with Bradlack and Sharkey among rivals, as he seeks a title rematch and renewed form after years away from the ring.
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YORK
Schmeling
Joe Louis
Associated Press
Yankee Stadium
Deredt
Shores
Max
Jack Sharkey
Iter
Jin Bradlack
Juris
al- Hee
Blande Etic
Alice Marble
San Fran
WeLdrnin
Bob ‘Erty
Nia
Reaxe Schnickhe
Villanova Football Team Granted Five Day Holiday Before Auburn Clash
Villanova College football players except three were sent home for a five day vacation by Coach Maurice Clippers ith ahead of a post season game against Auburn in Havana Cuba on New Year's Day. The squad was ordered to report Sunday night to depart Monday for the trip.
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Villanova
Maurice Clippersith
Auburn Jh.o
Havana
Cuba
Maine Salmon Hatchery Report Notes Egg Loss and Planting Plan
A Maine hatchery reports an adult salmon and other fish lost 3000 eggs while stripping. The eggs and 6,000,000 more will be hatched and released into the state's waters next spring, as workers handle the operation with a woolen glove noted.
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Maine
Warren Giles Rise with Reds Heralded by Rickey Era
Warren Giles ascends to vice presidency and general manager of the Cincinnati Reds, praised for organizational skill and baseball balance. The piece chronicles Giles’ career from St Joseph to Rochester, his role in minor league reorganization, and his long association with Branch Rickey and the Cardinals system.
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Branch Rickey
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinal
Warren Crandall Giles
Rhineland
Giles
Leland Stanford MacPhail
Cincinnati
MacPhail
Phil*Weintraub
Frank McCormick
Rickey
Cardinal
Rochester
Reds
Charley Dressen
Dressen
St. Paul
Moline Club
Three Eye Lrague
St Joseph Club
Ditrante
National Association
National Board of Arbitration
Wiliam G. Bramham
George Millard Trautman
Columbus Club
Gila
Warren Giles
Amajnr League Life Is
Dizzy Dean
Sam Breadon
St. Louis Cardinals
Ang
Pas Ik Senateall
New York
Ben Mayo Coaches Half Dozen Sports in Fort Smith
Fort Smith Arkansas. Ben J Mayo, famed as Arkansas most versatile coach, has coached more than six sports across his career starting as a teacher and coach at Paragould. He played professional baseball, earned gridiron honors at Hendrix, and competed in basketball, tennis, track, golf and swimming. Mayo insists his long career kept him busy with sports and admits golf gave both pride and embarrassment a season ago when a spectator quipped use your hiblick during a Fort Smith game.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Arkansas
Ben J. Mayo
Southwest
Fort Smith High School
Hendrix College
Mayo
Paragould High School
Grizzly
Gus Moreland
Chick Evins
Moyo
Fnte
Wie Grizzlies
Ilamentey Jn
Hrough
Stuithling
Ben
Maye
Galt
Dutch Clark Tops Pro Football Scoring List
New York report notes Carl Dutch Clark, formerly of Colorado College, led the National Professional Football League in scoring with 73 points across 12 games. He holds a strong 11 point lead over runner up Jack Manders of the Chicago Bears, with Don Hutson, Cliff Battles, and Bill Hewitt also among the top five scorers.
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New York
Carl Dutch) Clark
Colorado College
Tenny
Aumterback
Dutchman
Jack Manders
Chicago Bears
Don Hutson
Alabama
Green Bay Paelsera
Cliff Baties
Boston Redskins
Bill Hewitt
Native of Tiskilwa Poised for Big Show Debut
Beginning at 4, observers believe the cuddly complexioned native of Tiskilwa HL will deliver a strong performance in the major league showcase, just as he did in the minors.
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Tiskilwa
Students Strike to Greet Grid Team at Fort Worth
Christian University students defied orders to return to class as they barricaded entrances and refused to attend, aiming to greet a football team fresh from a win over Santa Clara. President Watts urged return to classes while officials denied a holiday and absentees received cuts.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Texas Christian University
E. M. Waits
Santa Clara Eleven
Harry Roberts
Columbus
Watts
21 Ouachita Tigers to Receive Letters
Ouachita Tigers to receive letters as 21 players from various towns and colleges, including Dewey Bhickwehaleuart, Pottsville, Ehno Chaney, captain, and Sam Sewell, Nashville, are listed among those earning first and second year letters.
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Ouachita Tigers
Arkadelphia--Louters
Suuelita College
Uguneed
Leiturs Ube
Dewey
Herbert Goruin
Nurphiets
Morton Hanlin
Petisville
Fred Strickland
Yenter
Thorston
Raymond Richards
Tuckle
Benton
Thomas Chinn
Guar
el Derada
W.E. DeShong
Arkadelphia
Tommy Mann
Judsonia
Owen Matlock
Tickle
Arkadelphii
Robert Smith
LE Dorada
Willard Bratton
Prescott
John Lueken
Mumer
Helena
Freak van Noy
Vexas
Frank Tilley
Jell
North Little Rock
Robert Hudser
Eourkaian
James Kincannon
Booneville
Phil Dickens to be offered baseball job by Vols
NASHVILLE Tenn The Nashville Vols will offer Phil Dickens star University of Tennessee football player a contract for the 1947 season. Dickens played outfield in the Dixie Amateur League in EA and 10395 Oklahoma City Sheriff Stanley Rogers said there will be no aid for county prisoners Christmas Rogers distributed nuts to prisoners Thanksgiving day. The prisoners opened the shells down the drain gnil clogged the pipes. Engineers spent more than a day clearing them.
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Nashville
Tenn
Nashville Vols
Southérn Association
Phil Dickens
University of Tennnessee
Dickens
Dixie
Oklahoma City
Stanley Rogers
Arkansas Cagers Defeat Southeast Oklahoma Teachers
Fayetteville Ark four The University of Arkansas Razorbacks won their second basketball game of the season Thursday night, defeating Southeast Oklahoma Teachers 62 to 12. Don Lockard of the Porters was high scorer with 12 points. The Oklahomans failed to make a field goal in the first half, which ended with Arkansas leading 19 to 5. Bray of Cave City Ark scored two of Oklahoma’s three field goals.
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Ward
St. Louis
Taylor Douthit
St. Joseph Club
Giles
California
St. Joseph
Douthit
Cardinals
Cardinal Funn
Syracuse
Rochester
Red Wings
Fitey
Fayetteville, Ark
University of Arkansas Razorbacks
Southeast Oklahoma Teacher
Don Lockard
Porters
Oklahomans
Arkansas
Bray
Cave City
Ark
Bolivia Population Tops Three Million Mark
Bolivia's population has passed the three million mark, with the federal statistical department estimating 3,170,787 Bolivians. The figure compares with 2,972,584 in 1930 and 2,490,136 in 1920, while the country remains one of the world's most sparsely settled across about 500,000 square miles.
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Bolivia
LA Paz
Federal Statistical Department
Yale ManScout: Kiski Players Eye Colleges and Prizes
Yale reconnaissance notes highlight Kiski School talents Clarence Heffelfinger and Cliff Heffelfinger with Princeton Stanford and Michigan targets. Parade of prospects includes Meyers Phelan Castady Messenger Kromer and others as coaches like Marks praise Kiski’s long tradition of sending captains and stars to major colleges.
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Mtisburgh
Geidhrons
Yalea
Phins
Ohio State
Yale
Heffelfinger
Pudge
Harvarids
Princetons
Old Pudge
Cliff Heffelfinger
Martins Ferry
Kiskiminita Springs
Cliff Heffel- Fingey
Jim Marks
Kishi
Hays
Saltsburg
Princeton
Michigan
Dartmouth
Navy
Columbia
Stamford
Pittsburgh
Manhattan
Jack Meyers
Elyria
Dal Phelanconor
Meyers
Phelan
Murbighead
Mass
New England
Jack Castndy
Ened
Messenger
Stanford
Martmouth
Report Twomey to Get Texas U. Post
Dallas News reports from Austin that Ted Twomey will become Texas University head football coach after Jack Chevigny resigned. Twomey would join the backfield staff and may keep current assistants, with no high salary lure for a marquee hire.
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Dallas
Texas
Dallas News
Austin
Ted Tworft
University of Texas
Jack Chevigny
Texas State Tax Department
Twomey
Texas Athletic Council
Dalian Bible
University of Nebraska
Ciel
Texas Will Play Tough Schedule
Texas will play a demanding 1907 football schedule with no open breathers. Games include Texas Tech at Austin on Sept 2, LSU at Baton Rouge, Oklahoma at Dallas, Arkansas at Austin, SMU at Dallas, Baylor at Waco, TCU at Austin, and Texas A. M. at College Station. December 4 remains open.
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Texas
Austin
University of Texas
Toi
Texas Tech
Del
Louisianna State
Baton Rouge
Oklahoma University
Dal- S
Arkonsas
Bet
Southern Methodist
Dal
Las
Baylor
Texas Christian
Texas A. & M-ae
Col
Pooley Hubert Named Coach at Virginia Military Institute
Lexington VA Allison S Pooley Hubert famed Alabama Rose Bowl quarterback and six year head coach at Mississippi State Teachers College is appointed head football coach at VMI He will also coach basketball and baseball reporting January 1 four assistants to be chosen Salary terms not revealed Hubert replaces William C Raftery endow mentor after 14 years and joins the WME Athlete Council candidates numbered 56 in the field
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Lexington
Allison T. S
Pooley) Hubert
Alabama
Mississippi State Teachers’ College
Wirginia Military Institute
Cownetl
William C. Raftery
Kiski's Alumni Football Legacy Grows Through 1930s Stars
The article details Kiski School alumni who became college football leaders including Monk Meserip, Barclay, Stein, and Montgomery. It notes post season highs, such as 1922 and 1991 squads, and mentions notable foes like Penn State, Princeton, Ohio State, and Navy Plebes.
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Kerr
Colgate
Marks
Kicki
Haul
Princeton
Murdock
Corvel
Bones Hamilton
Stanford
Perrarch
Colombia
Barclay
Stewart
Carnegie Tech
Hegis Manabi
Olio
Marks Butieves
Monk Meserip
Wind
Barcclay
Guar
North Carolina
Russ Stein
Washington and Jefferson
Murflock
Cornell
Scluvab
Lacfayette
Wand Munchan
Ohio State
Howe
Herb Stain
Pittsburgh
Cliff Montgomery
Columbi
Ton Daves
Hamilton
Bill Amos
Bucks
Anus
McCofiin
Bentz
Penn State
Keck
Holleran
Pic
Schwab
Herb Stein
Davies
Aimes
Marka
Navy
Kiski
Temple Frosh
Saltsburg
Phila
Pop Warner
Delphia
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