Cotton States League Forms Six Club Circuit
The Cotton States League reorganizes idle since 1941 as a six club loop with Clarksdale Greenville Greenwood from Mississippi and El Dorado Hot Springs Helena from Arkansas. Meetings set for January to elect a president and firm up plans with Judge Emmet Harty stepping aside.
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Jake Stein
Greenville Citizens’ Baseball Committee
Greenville
Pine Bluff
Ark
Carlton Currie
Junior Chamber of Commerce Baseball Committee
Walter Morris
Evangeline League
Monroe
Blake Harper
St. Louis
Sportsman's Park
Hot Springs
Harry Brandt
Shreveport
el Dorado
Miss
Cotton States League
Missisnippi
Arkansas
Mississippi
Clarksdale
Greenwood
Helena
Emmet Harty
Loop
All America Conference turmoil and Yankee bid for Trippi
New York's all-America Conference faces upheaval as Miami is expelled then allowed to draft and trade Charlie Trippi to the Yankees. The piece notes the AAC must add an eighth club next season and the Yankees may leverage football bonuses to bid high for Trippi. Also mentioned are Bob Garbark replying to a young fan with plays, and various college and pro football and basketball figures weighing in on future matchups.
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New York
Miami
New York Yankees
AAC
Baltimore
Timbuctoo
Seahawks
Charlie Trippi
Georgia
Yankees
Chicago Cardinals
Charley Bidwill
Trippi
Harry Rabenhorst
Louisiana State
Kentucky
Wildcats
Ralph Beard
St. John’s
Jackie Tyler
New Haven
Red Sox
Fido Murphy
Topeka
Kas
Owls
Murphy
Ray McLean
Chicago Bear
Okla
Syracuse U
Jerry Auclair
Kling Stable Forms Around Star Horse Spenda
Mirror cartoonist handicapper notes Ken Kling and ally Ellis Gilmour launching a Kling stable after purchasing horse Spenda to pursue harness racing success. Gilmour likely foresaw the move's potential as they align with racing circles and ownership plans.
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Mirror
Ken
Ellis Gilmour
Kling
Spenda
Parker-Schroeder Triumph Dethrones Parker-Talbert Duo
Parls of Australia outlasts Parker in five sets as Kramer and Schroeder, strong in practice, team to defeat Parker and Bill Talbert 6-1 6-3 6-2. The U S singles champion from 1944 and 1945, Parker, pairs with Talbert in doubles but loses decisively. Kramer, the current top contender, and Schroeder dominate the match.
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Monroe
News-Star
Parls
Australia
Parker
U. S
Kramer
Schroeder
Gardnar Mulloy
Bill Talbert
Kramer to Open U S Cup Singles With Pails in Australia
Pion Jack Kramer of Montebello California will play Dinny Pails in the opening singles Thursday. Walter Pate and Gerland Patterson drew the names from the cup and the Californians also will handle the doubles for the U S team. Schroeder, the 1942 U S singles champion, appears to secure the second singles berth by reaching the Victorian finals before losing to John Bromwich.
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Pion
Jack Kramer
Montebello
Calif
Dinny Pails
Walter Pate
U. S
Gerland Patterson
Schroeder
Frank Parker
Kramer
John Bromwich
Australia
Dinny
U S Plans Two Man Davis Cup Team forAustralia
United States will enter the Davis Cup challenge round in Melbourne with a two man team this week. Ted Schroeder of Glendale California will face Australia’s ace John Bromwich as part of the U S effort returning to a two player squad for the first time since the Til den and Johnston era.
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Melbourne
Australia
United States
Bill Tilden
Bill Johnston
Ted Schroeder
Glendale
Calif
John Bromwich
U. S
Warren Easton Loses To Tigers In Toy Bowl
New Orleans December 23. Warren Easton Eagles failed to score when needed as Little Rock Tigers won 21 to 7 in the 14th Toy Bowl before about 8 000 spectators. Hall and Albright starred for the Tigers while Easton found offense hard to come by despite 17 first downs to seven.
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New Orleans
Eagles
Warren Easton High School
Tigers
Little Rock
Ark
Jimmy Albright
Gene Hall
Razorback
Tiger
Hall
Albright
Easton
Schauffele
di Carlo
Knecht
Battistella
Arena
Barons to Train in Biloxi Next Spring
The Birmingham Barons of the Southern Association will train next spring in Biloxi according to City Commissioner J A Creel. Arrangements were completed by G J Jebeles president of the Alabama team and Eddie Glennon business manager. The Barons trained at Biloxi last year.
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Biloxi
Miss
Birmingham Barons
Southern Association
J. A. Creel
G. J. Jebeles
Alabama
Eddie Glennon
Barons
Deer hunting tales and meat thefts across New England and Canada
A Vermont hunter recounts a brutal 250 pound buck confrontation ending with 15 stab wounds after being knocked down in a woods chase. Maine reports a greenhorn mis-tagged heifer as deer at a game station. Maine night raids by meat outlaws target deer on farms, injuring a farmer. New Brunswick trapper Gordon Parker finally seals a 550 pound black bear after two years. An Indian guide touts it as the region’s largest bear.
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Burlington
Armand Premo
Premo
Waterboro
Maine
Ceal Chachman
Starks
Chadman
Gordon Parker
Queens County
New Brunswick
Parker
Louis Paul
Canada
Eagles Intercept Decoy in Coastal Pond Near Brewer
Albert Pillsbury, principal of Brewer High School in Maine, and two friends hunted ducks on a fresh water coastal pond. They set 15 wooden decoys and near the blind a bald eagle swooped in with talons on a decoy, struggled to lift it, but the decoy held and the eagle flew away.
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Albert Pillsbury
Pillsbury
Kentucky Miami Ohio and others college basketball scores
A collection of college basketball results lists teams such as Kentucky, Miami Ohio, Mississippi State, Florida, Duke, Tulane, Tennessee, Loyola Chicago, LSU, St John’s New York, Canisius, Long Island University and others with various scorelines. Multiple games are reported across different institutions and matchups.
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Kentucky
Miami
Ohio
Miss. State
Miss College
Mississippi
Southwestern
Memphis
Florida
Banana River Nas
Duke
Tulane
Valparaiso
Tennessee
E. Tenn
Howard
Loyola
Chicago
St. Francis
N. Y
Vanderbilt
Sewanee
St. John’s
Canisius
Buffalo
Long Island U
Louisville U
Tar Heels Plan Gridiron Workout Before Sugar Bowl
North Carolina's Tar Heels, 45 players, arrived at Edgewater Park Mississippi to prepare for the Georgia game in the Sugar Bowl on New Year's Day. Coach Carl Snavely said a thorough strenuous workout would follow a non scrimmage session this afternoon.
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Edgewater Park
Miss
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Gulf Coast Military Academy
Georgia
New Orleans
Carl Snavely
Snavely
Local Price Snippet Reveals Odds and Figures
A short OCR excerpt lists mixed decimal values 2.50 3.00 6.15 6.59 4.93 5.89 without context. The fragment suggests numeric quotes or prices but offers no accompanying names, dates, or locations to identify the source.
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Ken Kling
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John Hasso - Foster
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Carleton Young
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Warren Easton
Russell Hayden
Bill Geagan
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