Bramham Faces Organized Opposition At Minor Leagues Meet
At the winter meetings in New York the minor leagues opened a fight over leadership with organized opposition to Bramham’s reelection. The International League backs Shaughnessy as president, while the Southern Association supports Bramham. The dispute centers on voting rights for 16 nonoperating leagues and could spill into higher authority actions.
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New York
Desnite
William G. Bramham
Internatropiz? League
Frank J
Shag) Shaughnessy
Bramham
Shaughnessy
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Lou Novikoff
Detroit
Cleveland
Indians
Jim Bagby
Tigers
Phillies
International League
Southern Association
American Association
Texas League
Kenesaw M. Landis
First Workout Of Season Held By Frederick High
Frederick High School's basketball program opened with Coach J F Skip Zimmerman guiding a strong practice. He trimmed 40 candidates to seven true first-stringers and plans an aggressive outside schedule including Harpers Ferry, Hagerstown, and Rockville. Opening game January 7 is set away, with seniors Talley Kline Griffin and Esworthy leading the veterans among a large roster of hopefuls.
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J. F
Zimmerman
Frederick High School
Walkersville
de Molay
Camp Detrick
Harpers Ferry
Hagerstown
Washington Township
Maryland State School
Middletown
Brunswick
Charles Town
W Va
Waynesboro
St. Mary's of Hagerstown
Western High School
Gonzaga
Washington, D.C
Rockville
Bill Talley
James Kline
Jack Griffin
Bernard Esworthy
Eugene Engle
John Hoffman
Eddie Thomas
Bryant Fisher
James Bowers
Joe Griffin
Juggy Rowe
Ralph Shipey
James Shook
Ross Mobery
Gaver
Jack Fleischman
Bobby J. Chick Harrison
Don . Ed Paugh
William Norwool
Garrett
Lombardo Named Army Football Captain for 1944
Thomas A. Lombardo of St. Louis Jetlay was elected captain of the 1944 Army football team at West Point. He succeeds Casimir Mystinski of Steubenville Ohio as quarterback and leader of the unit’s "TT" formation. Lombardo was a reserve fullback last season and is among the top 50 students in his class.
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Lombardo
West Point
Thomas A. Lombardo
St. Louis
Jetlay
Casimir Mystinski
Steubenville
Ohio
Acteis
Washington and Jefferson
Fats Henry
Walter Camp
West Virginia
Ira Rodgers
Clarence W Spears
Dartmouth Guard
Greasy Neale
Trusty Tallman
Sleepy Glenn
Bill Kerne
Kern
Navy
Fat Spears
Rat Rodgers
Line Cracker Rodgers Greatest Mountaineer Football Luminary
Ira Rodgers, West Virginia star and coach, a versatile multi sport athlete from Bethany to Morgantown, mesmerized with passing, kicking, and rugged play. The piece recalls his 1919 scoring leader season, Navy and Princeton games, and influence with WVU football history.
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Rodgers
Harry Grayson
WEA Coast
Baker
Daily Reports Of Sales Of Liquor Required
Annapolis November 29 The Maryland Alcoholic Beverage Tax Division will require whiskey manufacturers and wholesalers to file daily reports on sales to retailers starting December 1. Comptroller J Millard Tawes says the move aims to disrupt black market activity by tracking deliveries of rye bourbon and scotch to retailers. Reports apply to sales of 10 cases or more and cover delivery date invoice number retailer name and address and delivered quantity.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Alcoholic Beverage Tax Division
J. Millard Tawes
Tawes
Liquor Control Poers
Officials Probe Whiskey Sales Tied to Back-Door Stores
Tawes described daily reports prompting investigators to visit retail establishments to verify whiskey was not placed on sale for future back-door sales. The report also notes seventeen varieties of pigeons and doves in the United States.
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Tawes
Western Conference All Star Grid Team Picked By Scribes
The 1943 all star grid selection by Big Ten coaches includes a freshman and a fourth year player, with Purdue Michigan and Northwestern leading the picks. Ends Herb Hein and Pete Pihos anchor the line, while Otto Graham and Bill Daley headline the backfield for a slate featuring Indiana Minnesota and Ohio State.
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Scribes
Chicago
Associated Press
Purdue
Michigan
Northwestern
Indiana
Minnesota
Ohio State
Herb Hein
Pete Pihos
Paul Mitchell
William Willis
Richard Barnegan
Alex Agase
Fred Negus
Robert Hoernschemeyer
Otto Graham
Tony Butkovich
Bill Daley
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Fintype
Naples Royal Palace
Joseph Barber
Girard
Maryellen McCutcheon
Birmingham
Mich
William Dato
Hoboken
N. J
William Montgomery
Thomas Shaw
Wilma Ward
Naples
Ward
U.S
Bert Brandt
William Palzin
Sam Ovisores
Ira Errett Rodgers
Bethany
W. Va
Jim Thorpe
Carlisle Indians
Little Washington
Athletics
Hip King
Mountaineers
White Sulphur Springs
Morgantown
Bethany College
Gilmour Dobie
Little Center College
Bobe Millin
Praying Colonels
Marietta
West Virgina
Princeton
Tiger
Rutgers
Hra Rodgers
Melvin M. Engle
Seiberling Tires
Frederick. Md
U. 8
United States
Markell & Ford
South Carroll ST
Fredericktown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Betheline-Richfield
Sherwood
Betholine-Richfie
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