Georgia Stars and Rose Bowl Hype Shape 1943 Football Postseason
The piece recalls the 1943 Rose Bowl era as Georgia and California prepare for postseason grid spectacles. It highlights star Frankie Sankwich, Charlie Trippi, and the All American backfield, noting injuries and lineup uncertainty as UCLA and Georgia tech clash in the backdrop of the world conference, with coach Wallace Butts commenting on Sankwich’s role.
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Newland Galit
Conreorgia Bulldogs
Ins
Jocrney
Frankie Sankwich
Wallace Butts
Frankie
University of Calla
Los Angeles
Bruins
Win Harrett
Sinkwich
Charlie Trippi
Trippi
Flatfoot
Edie
Georgia Tech
UCLA
Vas
Milt Smith
Fen Oe
Oe Dougherty
Hardin Simmons vs Air Force Bowl in El Paso
El Paso Texas January 1 The Air Force bombers and Hardin-Simmons meet in the eighth annual Hardin-Simmons Bowl football game expected to draw a large crowd. Cowboys star Rudolph Mobley sets a national rushing record this season as both teams enter undefeated status.
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Tex
Jan
and Air Force
Hardin-Simmons
Fnrsity
Seattle
Cowboys
Rvice
Cowiys
Abilene
Bombers
Graine
Rudolph
Little cc
Majors Call Special Session in Chicago
A joint session called by Commissioner K M Landis of the National and American leagues will meet in Chicago to decide three baseball questions. The session will be held in the Inner House to discuss when to open the regular season and related issues.
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Chicago
Zby Charles Chamberlainhicago
K. M. Landis
Sports Roundup by Hugh Fullerton Jr. Wide World Columnist
New York January 1 wide world round up notes writers complain about no access to spring camp gossip as players dodge questions and writers miss southern sun. mentions Boston Red Sox training ski news in Medford and Art Cohn holiday quips. cites Navy Pre Flight staff additions and Camp Croft football films.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Boston
Medford
Red Sox
Navy
del Monte
Calif
Ernie Mes
Jesse Hill
Southern California
Armand Seghetti
St. Mary's
Dan Partner
Kansas City
Naval Construction Training Center
Camp Edlcott
R. I
Tom Heeney
Jim Sanders
Harold Massing
C. . Corp. Louis
Duke’ Abruzzi
Rhode Island
Camp Croft
D. C
Frank Keaney
Victory Club
Landis to report on spring training travel curtailment
After a December meeting and a Washington briefing with DDT director Joseph B. Eastman, Commissioner Landis returned to Chicago eight hours late and postponed any definite travel plans. A special parley is set to outline a 1543 program as baseball leaders await a spring travel decision. Eastman hinted at a definite spring training announcement for early February.
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Joseph B. Eastman
DDT
Landis
Eastman
Washington
Chicago
Big Baseball
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
East vs West New Year's Day Football Showdown
Easts speed and aerial flair clash with Western ground power in the annual East versus West classic. Star names like Paul Governali headline the Eastern lineup as about 60,000 fans attend, with proceeds split between Shrine Hospital for crippled children and the Army-Navy welfare funds.
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Columbia
Paul Governali
Kan Sandback
Princeton
Shrine Hospital
Army-Navy Welfare
Dave Jen
Ee Come
Sisi
Bob
Wildung Ine
Alberghini
Banducei
Sabasteanski
Hrarigan Center
Billman
Taylor
Wisert Enn Ae Sores Welty Rygint
Schreiner
Suspeff
Loren Out Eee Ee Oda
Rose Bowl and Sugar Bowl results from past bowls
Oregon State defeated Duke 20-16 in the Rose Bowl and moved to Durham North Carolina Fordham beat Missouri 2-0 in the Sugar Bowl Alabama won 29-19 over Texas A and M in the Cotton Bowl Georgia defeated TCU in the bowl lineup with strong showings across the day
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Associated Press Today
Oregon State
Duke
Durham
N. C
Fordham
Missouri
Alabama
Texas A. &M
Georgia
T.C.U
Cotton Bowl Showdown Looms Texas Tech vs Georgia Tech
Texas and Georgia Tech meet in the seventh Cotton Bowl with high stakes. Texas seeks its first bowl appearance as Southwest Conference champions, while Georgia Tech aims to rebound after a stellar season marred only by a loss to Georgia. Kickoff is at 1 15 p m with noted players listed in the probable lineups.
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Harold V. Ratliff
Dallas
Texas
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Notre Dame
Navy
Duke
Alabama
Frankie Sinkwich
Yellow Jackets
Texas Marshall
McHugh
MicKay
Bowl Results From Historic New Year Games
Three years ago Southern California defeated Tennessee 140 Rose Bowl victory marked first defeat in 24 games for the Vols. Texas A and M upset Tulane 14-13 in the Sugar Bowl. Five years ago Alabama’s Rose Bowl streak ended as California blanked Alabama 13-0 and Santa Clara shut out LSU 6-0 in the Sugar Bowl.
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Tennessee
Vols
Texas A & M
Tulane
Alabama
California
Crimson Tide
Santa Clara
L.S.A
Mystery Solved He Is A Gremlin Comic Debuts
A new comic titled The Gremling will begin Monday in the Hope Star. The feature follows the gremlin stereotype of mischievous little gnomes that have targeted RAF and American flyers and now operate on the home front.
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Gremlins
Hope Star
Tulsa Facing Tennessee In Sugar Bowl Showdown
Tulsa seeks to prove it can compete with top programs in the Sugar Bowl against Tennessee. Officials expect a near sellout of about 73,000 as Tulsa and Tennessee aim for a post season win. Coaches discuss matchup and key players as kickoff nears at 2 30 p m central time.
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New Orleans
Tils
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Tennessee
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Dobbs
Henry Frnka
Tennessee Saxon
Judd A
Ee Seve
AL Hust
Homer Paine
Denver Crawford
Ellis Jones
James Myers
Charles Spilman
Jody Fiser
Maurice Hail
Royate Prize
Arden Cooper
Richard Huffman
John Greenow
D. C
Linyd
Dewey Erickson
Charles Mitchell
Glenn Dobbs
Bobby Oifers
N. A. Keithely
Calvin Purdin
James Guffney
Bobby Dobbs
Willam Nowlng
Bama and Boston Seek Jump in New Year Bowl
Miami, Jan 1 Boston College and Alabama prepared for a New Year’s Day Orange Bowl clash before 30 000 fans. Boston coach Denny Myers aimed to outpace Alabama with a T formation while Alabama’s Frank Thomas outlined a cautious opening with his top backfield. Both teams faced psychological edge after rough regular seasons and Holy Cross defeat respectively.
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Bert Collier
Miami
Fla
Boston College
Alabama
Denny Myers
Frank Thomas
Jed
Boston
Holy Cross
Eagles
Myers
Navy sailor Arthur Gunn traces path from Hope to Ottumwa
Arthur Franklin Gunn of Hope Now in Navy stationed near Ottumwa Iowa details his journey from Moberly Missouri birthplace to Clifton and Hope high schools in Missouri and Arkansas then college in Little Rock. He served five years at Skillerns Drug Co in Dallas before enlistment with Indoc training in San Francisco. En route to Ottumwa he stopped in Corpus Christi and Jacksonville. Gunn and his wife, formerly of Okmulgee Oklahoma, now reside in Texarkana.
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Hope Officer Training at Ft. Sill Oklahoma
Fort Sill Oklahoma December first Special First Lt William J Greenwald son of Mr T S Greenwald Sugar Land Texas enters the Sound and Flash Course in the Field Artillery School here Lt Greenwald formerly worked as a Petroleum Engineer for Humble Oil Refining Co prior to active duty assignment
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William J. Greenwald
Hope
Ark
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Sugar Land
Texas
Humble Oil & Refining Co
Arkansas Folks Generally Oppose Labor Legislation
An Associated Press cross section survey of 155 bankers, business leaders, farmers, officials, and consumers shows 46 percent oppose any labor legislation, 25 percent favor certain measures, and 19 percent have no opinion. Respondents urge union accountability, financial transparency, and cautious state action amid national policy concerns.
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ED L. Campbell
Little Rock
Associated Press
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Book of Labor
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George 5. Benson
Harding College
Searcy
Texas
W. N. Trutock
Pine Bluff
Texarkana
Stuttgart
Chester Johnson
Camden Cental Trades and Labor Council
Johnson
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Fort Smith
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Fayetteville
Federa
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Arkansas Starts Year With Cash Balance
Arkansas began the new year with an unincumbered cash balance of $91,721,074.68 that excludes funds for warrants and known claims. The figure is about $20 million higher than January 1, 1992, and far above the $3,642,838 balance of January 1, 1933 when bills were still unpaid, including nearly $1,000,000 in the charities fund supporting the State Hospital and Tuberculosis Sanitarium.
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Tanty Avekansas
Charities Fund
County Officers to Meet in Little Rock
County officials will meet in Little Rock on January 8 to hear an explanation of the new federal victory tax that became effective at midnight. Internal Revenue Bureau officials will conduct the briefing, as county employees inquire about deducting the five percent levy from salaries, especially those paid on a fee basis.
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Little Rock
N.A
J. Bryat Sims
Restrict Sale of Cottonseed Meal at Mill
Government order by the Commodity Credit Corporation limits cottonseed meal and cake sales. J Edwin Ward manager of Temple Cotton Oil company says buyers may not exceed a 15 day supply to shelter cattle through winter. He notes past crush volumes and limited oil supplies, stressing the goal to keep farmers stockfed.
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Government Commodity Credit Corporation
J. Edwin Ward
Temple Cotton Ol Company
Mr. Ward
Clifford Whatley to Be Pilot-Observer at Brooks Field
Clifford E. Whatley of 110 West Avenue Gi Hope is near graduation from flight training at Brooks Field Texas on February 16 with the dual rating observer pilot He will stay at Brooks for about a month to aid in draining aerial observers and then join a school squad at a tactical unit Also at Brooks Field in the same capacity is Gerald M Garner of Bradley LaFayette County
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West Avenue
Gi, Hope
Brooks Field
Texas
Brooks
Gerald M. Garner
Bradley
LaFayette County
Ford urges world peace council against war on New Year
Henry Ford calls for a global council to prevent future wars. He urges every country to form groups of men to join a world council against war, claiming the people have never had a right to choose peace or war. He warns postwar spirits must persist beyond victory and remains wary of international politicians.
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Jan
Islay
Henry Fort
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