Hutson Wins NFL Carr Award For Second Time
Joe F. Carr award announcer Elmer Layden honors Hutson as the league's guest valuable player for a second straight year. Hutson set records with 78 receptions 1221 yards 17 touchdowns 198 points and 25 straight scoring games while career totals reach 336 catches 72 touchdowns and 164 yards per catch. Dudley and Baugh trail in voting as Hutson nears age 30 and continues as a premier all around player.
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Don Bat
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National Football League
Joe F. Carr
Elmer Layden
Batson
University of Alabama
Eridder
Newsier
Finre
Bill Dudley
Pittsburgh
Sammy Baugh
Washington
Carr
Hutson
Te Atadiste Vhork
Ching
Cecil Isbell
Green Bay
Associated Press
Long Underwear League Prep Looms For Cardinals
St Louis January 27 veteran trainer Marion J Weaver predicts the Cardinals will run spring drills in a long underwear league. He argues heavy undergarments reduce illnesses and will keep players healthier in Cairo Illinois as Billy Southworth directs two daily workouts starting March 15.
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St Louis
Balmier
Marion J. Weaver
Cardinals
Eastman-Landis
Weaver
Butch Watkeman
Cardinal Property
Billy Southworth
Cairo
Ill
Hoyas Feature Youthful Depth in Historic Open Run
A Georgetown all sophomore lineup blends youth with experience in a notable basketball profile. Key players include Danny Kraus and Billy Hassett, both NYC and Bronx natives with strong prep pedigrees, joined by other standout youths from New York and New Jersey. The piece recalls Ripley guiding talent from Yale to Georgetown and highlights the team’s unified, high-performance zone offense.
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Gershon Fishrain
Washington
Elmer Ripley
New York Roungeters
Temple University
Madison Square Garden
Temples
Riplw
Kilis
Temple
Ripley
Yale
Georgetown
Hoyas
Danny Kraus
Billy Hassett
Rip
Kraus
Danny
New York City
DeWitt Clinton High
Derby trust shifts to Count Fleet after Ocean Wave victory
New Orleans reports a Derby rush as bettors chase Count Fleet, with Ben Jones predicting Ocean Wave may be a fine horse while Count Fleet appears the likely favorite. The piece recalls past Derby bets by Jones on Sun Again and Whitlaway, Lawrin and others, highlighting the betting momentum.
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New York
New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Ben Jones
Churchill Downs
Pisin
Ben
Sun
Ocean Wave
Whitlaway
Mr. Long Tail
Lawrin
Ban
John D. Hertz
Soldiers and Sailors Ball Aids Polio Fight In Maryland
Baltimore January 27 The President's birthday ball will be informal and benefit the National Infantile Paralysis Foundation and soldiers and sailors in base areas. American Red Cross booths will sign up blood donors. Miss Catherine C Gayle Maryland Chapter aide says funds will also support Sister Kenney treatment and therapy facilities across the state. Senator George L Radcliffe helps organize a patriotic program with celebrities and local orchestras.
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Baltimore
National Infantile Paralysis Foundation
American Red Cross
Catherine C. Gayle
Maryland
Foundation
George L. Radcliffe
Gayle
Inkless fingerprint method announced for women
An inkless fingerprint process has been developed and may be used broadly, with particular emphasis on applying it to women. The new method promises simpler collection and avoids ink.
Push Shot Edge in East West Basketball Debate
Pullman coach Jack Friel argues the push shot could give the Far West an edge if West and East meet in competition. He criticizes East Coast styles as inferior to West Coast one handed push shooting and fast play while noting New York rules affected earlier games. He urges a blend of both regions' strengths.
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Pullman
Wash
Jan
Far West
Far East
Jack Friel
Friel
Washington State College
Eastern Seaboard
Joe Lapchick
St. John’s
Howard Cann
New York University
Washington State
Washington
New York
W. S.C
Madison Square Garden
West Coast
Navy Keeps Bob Feller in Shape Between Ball Seasons
Navy pitcher Bob Feller remains active with base team games every five days and casual drills, while awaiting return to the Indians. He jokes about taxes and his wartime duties, noting similar exertion to major league play but without the grind, and says he will rejoin Cleveland after the war.
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Robert Menace
NEA Service
New York
Robert William Andrew Feller
Bob Feiler
Feller
Ipight
Cleveland Indians
King
Norfolk Naval Base
Navy
Robert
Norfolk
Lin
Cleveland
Lou Boudreau
Feiler
Indians
Tigers
Tommy Bridges
Arky Vaughan
Lane
Young Fetler
Mance
Wirginia Winter
Florida
Yankee Stadium
Giants Holdout Talk and Training Plans Near Lakewood
New York writers gather at Eddie Bransick's office to hear room chatter about the Giants. Ed Barrow confirms early arrivals by McCarthy and pitchers Candini and Ardizola, with coaches and a Columbia mentor weighing in on conditioning.
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New York
Eddie Bransick
42Nd Street
Giants
Bizerte
Joe Scream
Brannick
Jack Slocum
Slocum
Ed Barrow
Barrow
Joe McCarthy
McCarthy
Milo Candini
Rinaldo Ardizola
Newark
Kansas City
Local Social Notes From Germantown Area
Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Brosius and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brosius of Takoma Park visited the Browns. Dr. William Benson is ill. Mrs. Carroll Brown visited Gaithersburg friends. Mr. and Mrs. Dewy Dennis dined with Mrs. Merril Brandenburg. Mrs. William Bowman undergoes Baltimore surgery. Mrs. Jacob Seaman to entertain Aid Society on Tuesday Feb 5. Mrs. Albert Claggett visits her son and daughter-in-law.
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Germantown
Bertram. Brosius
Edward Brosius
Takoma Park
Carroll Brown
William Benson
Gaithersburg
Dewy Dennis
Merril Brandenburg
William Bowman
Baltimore
Jacob Seaman
Aid Society
Justices Endorsed for Montgomery County District Courts
Montgomery County commissioners pressed Governor O Conor to reappoint all current justices of the peace. Proposed names and districts include Edwin D Burdette Hyattstown in Second District. William Clark Harry M Williams C Clyde Harris Rockville in Fourth. Alfred Wilson William J Jobes Ernest Houghton Beulah McCuen Glen Echo in Seventh. Fred Heine J Kelly Magee James B Coten George Wilmeth Robert Lee Silver Spring Takoma Park Kensington in Thirteenth. Also notes regional use of chicory in coffee blends, produced mainly in Michigan and used in the South.
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Rockville
O'Conor
City See Gremlins Driver Fined and Dismissed
Godsey of this city faces six months probation for speeding over 30 mph. Robinson of Jefferson receives a two year probation for failing to keep to the right. Claude L. Miller of Middletown is dismissed with a reprimand after a reckless driving conviction.
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Godsey
Glendyn C. Robinson
Jefferson
Robinson
Claude L. Miller
Middletown
Inter-Church Bowling League Latest Results
In the men’s division United Brethren beat Buckeystown 3 2 while Grace Reformed edged Beth Sholom 3 2 and Lutheran defeated St John’s 3 0. Methodist topped Presbyterian 3 0. In the ladies division Methodist clinched the first half title by taking two of three from Lutheran. Jane Boyne led with a 337 and St John’s Mrs Miller had a 126 high game. Bruce Reeder led in the men with a 154 high game and 390 high, as Methodist men posted the week’s high total of 1700 pins.
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Grace Reformed
Beth Sholom
Buckeystown
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Lutheran
St. John's
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Middletown
Jane Boyne
J. Miller
Bruce Ree‘der
Reeder
W. L. Pet
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St. John’s Baptist
Grace Reform
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Licenses Of Three Drivers Are Revoked
Three Frederick County residents had licenses revoked after hearings by Motor Vehicle Examiner W. Dana Rudy. Harry Leroy Hill of Brunswick did not appear. Curtis E. Lee Frederick Route 2 and Leo W. Powell Myersville Route 1 were convicted of drunken driving. Powell also denied a license indefinitely.
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Fredericks County
W. Dana Rudy
Harry Leroy Hill
Brunswick
Curtis E. Lee
Frederick
Leo W. Powell
Myersville
Powell
Thomas Russell E. Green
Point of Rocks
Harry E. Lee
South Market Street
William Henry Leekins
Adamstown
Edward Joseph Noonan
Libertytown
Edward
Court News Property Deeded Local Bank to Vo sioh and Wife
Property deeds record Taneytown Savings Bank transferring to Carl J Vosioh Sr and wife. George H Hudson to Calvin E Sturtz and wife. Edgar C Vilis to Ernest L Ayres and wife with $10 sums noted. Equity case Willis A Minnick vs Annie Minnick for absolute divorce. Marriage licenses issued for Chester C Smith and Fannie A Fogle. Jack Richard Zerbat and Elizabeth Stewart Zimmerman. George Isaac Renner and Margaret Morgan.
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Taneytown Savings Bank
Carl J. Vosioh, Sr
Edgar C. Vilis
Ernest L. Ayres
Willis A. Minnick
Annie Minnick
Chester C. Smith
Lantz
Fannie A. Fogle
Thurmont
Jack Richard Zerbat
Kansas City
Elizabeth Stewart Zimmerman
Rosemont Avenue
This City
George Isaac Renner
Hurs
Margaret Morgan
Woodsboro
Silentees Defeat Maryland State School in Lopsided 56 20 Victory
The Silentees beat Maryland State School 56 to 20 on Silentee Court. Potts and Hook led the winners with strong scoring while Angelberger starred for the losers.
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Maryland
Silentee
Potts
Hook
Angelberger
Derringer Sold by Reds to Cubs in Cash Deal
Cincinnati January 3 The Cincinnati Reds sold Paul Derringer a veteran pitcher to the Chicago Cubs in a straight cash deal. Derringer came to the Reds in 1933 from the St Louis Cardinals and finished 1947 with a 10 11 record and a 3.06 ERA. He was controversial with an injury last year but remained highly regarded.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Paul Derringen
Chicago Cubs
Reds
Derringer
St Louis Cardiinals
Giles
Sarasota
Fla
Cubs
Y M C A Wins City Junior League Game
The Y M C A defeated a strong St Johns team 28 to 16 to remain in undisputed first place in the City Junior League. The article notes the Johnnies slowed the Y squad despite the win and mentions earlier ranking details.
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Johnnies
M.C. A
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