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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1945

Page

3

Hollywood News From The Studios In Brief

Virginia Vale reports on radio and film veterans, noting performances and casting across Hollywood. Highlights include John Fitzgerald discussing radio toil, William Keighley succeeding Cecil B. DeMille as radio theater producer, and actors like Maureen O Haras sister Clare Hamilton debuting in Hotel Reserve.

William S. Keighley Cecil B. DeMille Keighley Maureen O’hara RKO Clare Hamilton The Abbey Dramatic School Maureen

Gilmer: The Greatest Passer and All Around Back

The article argues that Harry Gilmer of Alabama, a 158 pound sophomore, ranks as the greatest passer and a top all around back. It compares him to Doc Blanchard and Glenn Davis and notes his tenacious tackling and running ability despite lighter weight. It cites key Alabama wins over Duke and Louisiana State and Tennessee.

Harry Gilmer Alabama Doc Blanchard Army Glenn Davis Army Brillant Blanchard Davis Duke Georgia Tébouessee Gilmer

Gilmer Shines As Alabama's Star Ball Carrier And Kicker

The report praises Alabama star Gilmer for power and poise, noting his 200 pound carries against Duke LSU and Tennessee and his cool clutch passing. Frank Thomas lauds his durability, timing, and accuracy, alongside teammates Mancha Hodges and others in a strong Alabama line.

Tennessee Volunteers Gilmer Duke Tom Davis Alabama Frank Thomas Thomas Baugh Luckmar Big Mancha Ten Hodges Don Hutson Pooley Hubert Mack Brown Howell Harry Cain Jenkins Whitmire Gilmer and Mancha

Fumbling Declines Tied to Football Ball Shape

A discussion notes that frequent fumbles across NFL style play stem from the modern football’s elongated shape. The text argues the ball resembles a short javelin, being narrow and pointed, which aids awkward drops and fumbles.

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