Miami Shrine Classic in Orange Bowl to Benefit Crippled Children
Fifty top college football players finished drills for the North South charity game in Miami Florida. The game tomorrow night is expected to draw 35 000 to 40 000 fans and is sponsored by the Mahi Shrine Temple for crippled children. Captains are Charles Bednarik of Pennsylvania and Barney Poole of Mississippi.
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Miami
Fla
Mahi Shrine Temple
East
Midwest
South
Charles
Chuck) Bednarik
Pennsylvania
Barney Poole
Mississippi
GRID BROOKS DONS SEEK JERRY TIBLIER'S TALENT
Jerry Tibler, former Ole Miss star, was drafted by the Los Angeles Dons in the All-America Football Conference. The telegram from Dons coach Jimmy Phelan confirms the selection as Tibler plays in Miami Beach during a Christmas benefit game. Tibler, also courted by a Brooklyn Dodgers scout, aims to finish his Ole Miss studies next spring and weighs a pro career against business plans.
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Jackson
Miss
Jerry Tiblier
University of Mississippi Rebels
Los Angeles Dons
Jimmy Phelan
The
Dons
Tibber
Miami Beach
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ole Miss
School of Commerce and Business Administration
Borowy Happy to Leave Cubs for Phillies Pitching Box
Hank Borowy says he is glad to be traded from Chicago to Philadelphia where he can pitch his own game. He recalls a rough 1947 stint with the Cubs and explains a finger blister issue and friction with manager Charley Grimm while seeking a fresh start with Eddie Waitkus joining the Phillies.
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Philadelphia
Hank Borowy
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Hank
Eddie Waitkus
Phils
Dutch Leonard
Walt Dubiel
Cubs
Borowy
Cub
Charley Grimm
Phillies
Fordham University
Bloomfield
N. J
New York Yankees
Yanks
Grimm
Bowling Greens double headers set tone for college hoops
Ohio outift Bowing Green dominates two games at MSG setting a 97 point single game record against LIU and totals 169 points across two games against Bluffton and Hillsdale. Coach Howard Anderson champions two-team play to utilize football and basketball talent, criticizing the two-platoon system. Ohio State plans a Feb 5 double bill combining basketball and wrestling. Boxing voices call for a new heavyweight challenger to Joe Louis. Larry MacPhail enters the horse business.
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New York
Ohio
Madison Square Garden
Long Island University Brigade
Howard Anderson
Falcons
Bluffton
Hillsdale
Bliss
Detroit Tech
Western Kentucky State
Anderson
Toledo
Waite High
Bowling Green
Ohio State
Bucks
Minnesota
Indiana
Invercork Wins Cotlogomor Race at New Orleans Meet
Invercork led from the start to win the Cotlogomor Purse at the New Orleans Fair Grounds by two lengths over Prince Favor and Miss Neal. Jockey R L Biard rode three winners on the card including Invercork, My Wash, and Camp's First, with payouts of 10.60 4.00 and 2.60. A crowd of 3,927 handled mutuals totaling 157337.
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New Orleans
Invercork
Prince Favor
Miss Neal
New Orleans Fair Grounds
R. L. Biard
Pround
J. C. Ellis
Baird
Camp
Mutuels
High-temperature stainless steel for turbine engine parts
A new high temperature stainless steel suitable for gas turbine engine blades nozzles and exhaust valves in internal combustion engines marks a step forward in developing modern engines that operate at extreme temperatures.
Split or scissors play outlined by Oklahoma A and M coach
NEA Service overview of a split or scissors basketball play used by Oklahoma A and M led by Captain Bob Harris. The sequence involves cross court passes, post options, and rotating post movement to create openings. The article notes continuity and ball control as key goals.
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NEA
Hank Iba
Oklahoma A. & M
Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma A
Bob Harris
Five
Harris
Sports Mirror recap of notable past coach and players
A Chronicle list recalls events from the AP Sports Mirror. One year ago Ralph Graham left Wichita to become Kansas State head football coach. Three years ago Hal Newhouser led Detroit with 25 wins and a 1.81 ERA. Five years ago St Louis Cardinals World Series showing labeled a major disappointment. Ten years ago Don Budge and Alice Marble held top national tennis spots.
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Associated Press
Ralph Graham
Wichita
Kansas State
Hal Newhouser
Detroit
St. Lou's Cardinals
Don Budge
Alice Marble
Uniform track rules eyed by national coaches group
Chick Werner president of the College Track Coaches Association will push for uniform NCAA and other rule books at the NCAA meetings in San Francisco. He notes five different rule books create confusion for coaches when planning events and athlete double duties. Ted Collins of the New York Somebodies flees a Philadelphia station during a playoff trip, joking about progress from 40 yard line to goal.
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New York
Chick Werner
College Track Coaches Association
San Francisco
Chick
Penn State
John McLaughry
Conservative Union College
Schenectady, N. Y
Masonic Family
Hom
Ted Collins
New York Somebodies
Boston Yanks
Philadelphia
North Philly
Ted
30Th Street
Jack Mara
Jack
Christmas Season Banter Echoes From Miami Football Preview
The piece notes holiday greetings amid the South-North Miami football clash. It highlights verbal exchanges between rivals Herman Hickman and Andy Gustafson over national scope of “South” talent and jokes about scouting South Dakota and South Bend. Halas predicts Indiana’s George Taliaferro will be a future star.
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Miami
Herman Hickman
Andy Gustafson
Hickman
Andy
South Dakota
South Bend
South Korea
Glen Davis
Papa Bear
George Halas
George Taliaferro
Indiana
Halas
All Stars Taper Off for Shrine Grid Tilt
East and West All-Star football squads practiced heavily for the Shriners Children’s Hospital charity game on New Year’s Day. The East at Santa Clara featured a strong aerial drill with Gene Rassides of Columbia and Frank Burns of Rutgers as primary passers. The West at Stanford held a double workout with ground and pass patterns, praising tackles Laurie Niemie and Bill Austin and guard Alf Hemstad.
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San Francisco
Shriners’ Crippled Children’s Hospital
Santa Clara
Gene Rassides
Columbia
Frank Burns
Rutgers
Stanford University
Jayhawks Rally To Beat Centenary 49 41 in Kansas clash
In Lawrence Kansas the Kansas Jayhawks overcame a 20 20 halftime tie to edge the Centenary Gents 49 41. Centenary led 38 34 eleven minutes into the second half before Kansas rallied with key scoring from Bill Sapp and others to seal the victory.
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Lawrence
Kas
University of Kansas Jayhawks
Centenary Gents
Shreveport
Louisiana
Fant
Fry
Johnson
Bill Sapp
Betting advice on calling bookie between games
The note suggests you may phone your bookie between games and implies the bookie will have a line for his customers. It reflects gambling culture and informal access to bookmakers during play.
Kansas Maintains Lead to Finish in Centenary Clash
Kansas led most of the game and extended a late margin after a seven minute Centenary scoring drought in the second period. Harold England and Claude Hou chin scored 13 for Kansas while Fry Fant and Johnson each had eight for Centenary.
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Kansas
Jayhawks
Gents
Harold England
Claude Houchin
Fry
Fant
Johnson
Centenary
Chatham Seeks Bids for Waterworks and Gas System
The town of Chatham invites bids on a waterworks system a water well and a natural gas system until January 3 1949. The notices appear in the Jackson Independent of Jonesboro as the town plans to secure modern facilities with the new year 1949.
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Chatham
Jackson Independent
Jonesboro
Trademark registrations surge in 1946 at USPTO
The United States patent office received 27 739 applications for registration of trade marks in 1946, the most in any year, including renewals.
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United States Patent Office
Marshal Sale in West Monroe envolvendo Traylors and Twin City Finance
Special notice states Clarence Traylors and Ola Harris Traylor in solido as defendants in No. 6068 in Ouachita Parish Louisiana. A writ of fi fe from West Monroe City Court orders seizure and sale of household furniture at City Hall West Monroe on December 29 1948 between legal hours to satisfy costs. Auction requires cash with appraisement. Sale dates noted December 17 20 and 24 1948.
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Marshal Sale Twin City Finance Company
Clarence Traylor
Ola Harris Traylor
Solido
State OF Louisiana
Parish OF Ouachita
West Monroe
Quachita Parish
Louisiana
Lena Gaines Dunnings
Georgia Gaines Hill
Ouachita
Fourth Dist. Court
Fourth Judicial District Court
Quachita
Monroe
Layton
11Th Street
Louise Ann Avenue
B.S. McRaney
Fourth District Court
Bailey Grant
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