Trout And Newhouser Did It All
Detroit pitchers Dizzy Trout and Hal Newhouser led the American League in key categories for 1944. Newhouser won 29 games with a 2.13 ERA and 187 strikeouts. Trout went 27 and 14 with a 2.12 ERA and 144 strikeouts, while combining for 56 wins on the Tigers.
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Chicago
Detroit
Tigers
Paul H
Dizzy) Trout
Harold
Hal) Newhouser
St. Louis Browns
John D. Chesbro
John Powell
New York
Newhouser
Trout
Hughson
Red Sox
Armed Service
Louis
Buck) Newsom
Philadelphia
Bill Dietrich
White Sox
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Yankees
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Cardinas
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Slais Marion
Adj
Hal Newhouzer
Dixie Walker
Brooklyn
Lou Boudreau
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Ty _ Cobb
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Dodgers
Polo Grounds
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Judge Landis
Leslie O'Connor
Ford Frick
Will Harridge
Iook
California
Tulsa Players In Miami For Bowl Game
Tulsa football players arriving in Miami for the Orange Bowl against Georgia Tech say the warm 70 degree weather feels fine after a cold Tulsa spell. Center Felto Prewitt and guard Ellis Jones comment on conditions, as Vernell Bush greets the team with oranges. Coaches Milligan and Brothers plan the first workout at the University of Miami in Coral Gables tomorrow with 29 players total arriving.
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Tulsa
Georgia Tech
Felto Prewitt
Tech
Ellis Jones
Vernell
Bush
Mike Milligan
Buddy Brothers
University of Miami
Coral Gables
Tulsans
Henry Frnka
Now They'll Gallop Em For The Exercise
Miami dispatch reports leading jockeys planning to ride out the racing ban on horses backs for exercise during the Florida season. Jockey Bobby Permane questions alternate work in a factory, saying he would return to racing once training time passes, while Don Meade is noted among riders seeking activity during the war emergency.
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Miami
Fla
America
Bobby Permane
Florida
Permane
Don Meade
Performance Below Par in War Year Sports Storm
Modern war year sports output lagged as 4-Fs and veterans kept athletics alive amid high attendance and strong receipts. Army dominated college football beating Navy 23 to 7 in a Baltimore event backing $58.6 million in War Bonds. Les Horvath earned the Heisman after standout play for Ohio State. Randolph Field's Ramblers clinched Army Air Forces title 13 to 1, while Green Bay topped New York Giants 14 to 7 in playoffs and N L pennant races showcased historic bond drives totaling tens of millions.
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Brorces
Twilight Tear
Army
Navy
Baltimore
Les Horvath
Ohio State
Randolph Field
Ramblers
Army Air Forces
Air Force
Flyers
Polo Grounds
Green Bay Packers
New York Giants
Cerambine
Jockeys Eye Mexico City Plans and Miami Rest Word
Top jockeys discuss futures with Ted Atkinson Eddie Arcaro and Conn McCreary planning time off in Miami before orders from Greentree Stable. Alf Robertson faces high feed bills, may rent his house to Navy family to keep horses. Also notes veterans return and Maryland basketball schedule starts January 13 against Army with Virginia Military Institute.
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Miami
Ted Atkinson
Eddie Arcaro
Atkinson
Greentree
Arcaro
Greentree Farm
Conn McCreary
Alf Robertson
Navy
Robertson
Frank Doory
Bill Coakley
Alex Bobenko
Sid Sternsman
Maryland
Army
Virginia Military Institute
U.S. Coast Guard Academy
Basketeers
Delaware
Hoopsters
Hampden-Sydney
North
Four Veterans For State Boxing Team
Four veterans gave the University of Maryland's new boxing coach Paddy Kane a solid nucleus for the 1945 team at College Park. After breaking even in six matches last season the Old Liners aim for at least that level with seven meets on the schedule including four home bouts during basketball boxing double-headers. Kane, with 22 years of coaching, has developed many Golden Glove champions.
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College Park
University of
Ban To Hit Colleges In Byrnes 4-F Crackdown
Washington reports that college athletics will be affected as 4-F athletes face Selective Service checks. Byrnes office says most colleges in wartime sports are impacted, with college football core programs likely to feel the pressure and bowl teams led by men rejected for service.
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Jimmy Byres
Byrnes
Wihlejes
Fiom
Ha Gdawaat
Witout
Cermene Pees
East West Benefit Game Builds to New Year Tilt in San Francisco
San Francisco December 26 Eastern and Western football squads resumed two oneday workouts as they prepare the annual New Year s Day charity game for Crippled Children s Hospital. Eastern coaches Kerr Bierman Hau ser assemble backfields with Notre Dame Ohio State and Minnesota stars and the West coaches Norton Hotling berg focus on passes with Michigan State and Wisconsin players among the backs.
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San Francisco
Team
Bob Wasterfield
Woc. L.A
Haseltine Sets Standard for Horse Conformation
Sculptor Herbert Haseltine details the ideal Thoroughbred conformation in his New York exhibit. He emphasizes balanced withers, medium neck, and strong hindquarters, noting that straight shoulders or overly long backs weaken a horse and that a sturdy build supports speed and longevity.
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New York
Herbert Haseltine
Ehcape
Trauvers
Phe Veoh
Meyer
Whitlaway
Ben Janes
Unclear sports roster fragment with multiple names
Fragmentary OCR lists players and teams including fullbacks and halfbacks such as Walt Bartnest, Bob Kennedy, Dick Otteln, Jarvid Fischer, Scott of Texas A. and M., Laverbe Merritt and Alameda Coast Guard. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the garbled text.
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Ler Heap
San Francisco Coast
Osioht
Walt Bartnest
March Field
Bob Kennedy
Teany B
Dick Otteln
Washington
Hal d Jarvid Fischer
Texas
Scott
Texas A
Laverbe Merritt
Alameda Coast Guard
Coast Fleet colt shows faults after strong head and neck
The Coast Fleet offspring demonstrates a solid neck and shoulders but stalls at the withers. The colt, sired by Reigh Count, appears unbalanced with a high withers and weak hindquarters, suggesting limited potential beyond early pace and style.
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Rene
Hand-made Christmas greeting arrives at The News-Post
Staff Sergeant Helene Burke of Frederick sends a novel wheering to the paper office with best wishes for home. She notes the delayed news and expresses pleasure at fresh papers arriving from Frederick, calling old town news better than none.
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News-Post
Helene Burke
Frederick
New
Zea Uian
Burke
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