National's Stars Go To New York Amid Pro Grid Trade Talk
Sid Feder reports from New York on NFL activity and star players moving toward Big Apple teams. Giants have landed Frank Filchock from the Redskins while other clubs may add name players to boost gate and power before next pigskin season.
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Kentucky Teasers Edge Two Games in Tight Conference Night
Murray State defeated Marshall College of Huntington 84 72 at Murray as Kentucky Wesleyan Panthers beat Berea 77 48 in Winchester. Murray's Johnny Reagan limited Bill Hall to 11 points while Long John Padgett scored 20 for the Thoroughbreds. Berea’s Carios Higgins led Berea with 28 in a narrow loss for the Panthers first ICC win in four games.
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Betsy Jaycees Regulate Tourney Rules in Local Meet
Betsy Jaycees announced rules for the Upper East Tennessee Golden Gloves regional tourney to be held after eliminations in Johnson City Bristol and Elizabethton. Teams from Kingsport will join Nashville sectional fights with weigh ins February 1 and 10 departures. Local Jaycees fund travel and provide materials while fighters face weight limits amateur boxing rules and safety requirements.
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Australia Expected To Dominate Postwar Davis Cup Run
New York-Penn survey argues Australia will rule tennis for years, with Bromwich Quist and rising Denny Pail poised to defend the Davis Cup in Melbourne. Britain France and the U.S. face weak postwar talent, while Frank Parker and Billy Talbert tip to lead America toward a challenge round against Australia.
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Memphis Plans For Net Tourney In August 1946
Memphis moves toward hosting the National Public Parks Tennis Tournament in the third week of August. The Lawn Tennis Association must approve dates and playing days are awaiting confirmation. The 1942 event was canceled due to war, making this the first tournament since 1941.
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All-America Grid Officials Plan Meet In Chicago
All-America Football Conference officials meet in Chicago to select a 10th member and set the schedule for the league’s opening next fall. Commissioner Crowley named Kansas City, Dallas, New Orleans and Philadelphia as leading bidders for the 10th franchise among nine current members including New York, Brooklyn, Chicago, Buffalo, Cleveland, Los Angeles, Baltimore, San Francisco and Miami.
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Jimmy) Crowley
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Peterson To Aid Cincinnati Team In Ball Club Debut
Kent Peterson, a left handed pitcher, is expected to bolster the Cincinnati roster after serving in the military. He starred for the Manila Dodgers in four games, piling up 64 strikeouts in 72 innings while allowing only one run. Kirby Higbe, former Brooklyn Dodger, manages the Manila squad and expects the young pitcher to break into the National League soon.
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Chicago Office Of Czar Closed
The Chicago office of the baseball commissioner is closed. All records and files are sent to Cincinnati where new offices opened after A B Chandler’s appointment. Muddy Ruet formally closed the Michigan Avenue office and departed for Cincinnati.
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Muddy) Ruet
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Tigers Send York to Boston in First Big Deal
Detroit trades Rudy York a 2 year Tiger first baseman to Boston Red Sox for shortstop Eddie Lake. York ends a nine year Tigers career after positions at third and outfield, with Greenberg moving to outfield then back to first. Lake joins infield help as Red Sox add power and Tigers seek infield balance with new GM Trautman.
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Jockey Woolf Dies After Fall At Track
Georgia Woolf, a top money winner and racing star of 1944, died at St Luke's Hospital after a Santa Anita fall. He was 38, thrown from a horse, brain pressure operation considered, wife Genevieve at bedside as fans mourn his passing.
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Pacific Coast Fives Open 1946 Schedule Tonight
Northern division of the Pacific Coast Conference begins play with five teams. Oregon hosts Idaho in Corvallis, while Washington State struggles without a built team. Oregon State faces Idaho on consecutive days as teams move between venues in Eugene and Corvallis.
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Truckers edge Hagie Phillips 34 33 in league thriller
Mason-Dixon and Hygo Phillips delivered a late comeback to edge Hagie Phillips 84-33 as the City Industrial Basketball League showcased a snug finish. Yancey led the Truckers with 12 points, while Gentry Henry and Stevenson paced Hagie Phillips. Greenemen topped Dobyns-Taylor 41 6 to stay within contention.
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Chattanooga Buys 4 New Infielders
The Chatta nooey Lookouts announced the outright purchase of four infielders, including second baseman Frank Ballade and shortstops Manuel Hidalgo and Pedro Gomes, along with first baseman J. D. Langley from the Washington Senators. The club also added pitchers Joe Cleary John Stone and Larry Burger, infielder Hillis Layne, and outfielder Jose Zarden from Washington.
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Oak Ridge Return Tilt Atantic City Saturday
Oak Ridge faces a return game at the Atlantic City on Saturday after a Southern swing. Cecil Puckett and the Sugar Bowl trip stars are expected to join late, boosting Yancey’s Indians for a possible fifth win as Oak Ridge and Bradley loom as tough tests in Cleveland and nearby.
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