Davis Blanchard On AP All America Third Straight Year
Army backs Glenn Davis and Felix Blanchard become the first teammates to make the All-America first team for three consecutive years. The 1946 AP team features seven Army players, Notre Dame stars Lujack and Connor, and widespread wartime veteran return. The piece notes regional balance and the rise in playing standards postwar.
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Associated Press
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UCLA
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Illinois
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West Point 1946 All American Ends and Linemen
The 1946 AP All American list includes end tackle guard center and back positions with repeat selections from 1944 and 1945. Both Davis and Blanchard are listed as juniors who will graduate next June under West Point’s accelerated war program.
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Honorable Mention List Of Players And Colleges
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Ed McKeever holds off on job hunt for Christmas at Ithaca
Sports Roundup notes Cornell coach Ed McKeever plans no job move until after Christmas with his children in Ithaca. He has not heard from Michigan or Michigan State. The column also mentions retirement hints from Judge Bramham and comments from Cecil Isbell on knee injuries.
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College football recruiting rosters incomplete names list
A long OCR style catalog of players and schools shows numerous listed athletes by last and first names with affiliations to many colleges including Princeton Harvard Duke Michigan Penn State Iowa Texas and others. The fragmentary data includes pairings like Mary Low and Kusterow Columbia Ken Keutsel Holy Cross and numerous others with no clear narrative or outcome.
All-American Second and Third Teams Listed
The list names All-American selections for 1940s era football by position and school. Players include Baldwin of Arkansas, Ferraro of Southern California, Mastrangelo of Notre Dame, Meeks of South Carolina, Andros of Oklahoma, Amling of Ohio State, Hagen of Washington, Wedemeyer of St. Mary’s, Raimondi of Indiana, Case of UCLA, Layne of Texas, Poole of Mississippi, Gallagher of Pennsylvania, Ramsey of William and Mary, Strohmeyer of Notre Dame, St. John of Georgia, Wyde of Cornell, Foldberg of Army, Evans of Kansas, Tucker of Army, Justice of North Carolina, and Gilmer of Alabama.
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Knox Ramsey
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Frank Wyde
Henry Foldberg
Ray Evans
Arnold Tucker
Charlie Justice
Clarification Sought as Coaches Comment on Football Rules
College football coaches across the nation respond to an Associated Press questionnaire, supporting overall rules but seeking revisions and clarifications. Noted voices include Princeton's Charles Caldwell and Columbia's Lou Little, who urge removing the five yard offside contact rule and adjusting substitution and clock rules.
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Duke Navy North Carolina Ivy League and ACC foes loom
North Carolina schedules include Navy and DePaul games in Chicago, LaSalle in Philadelphia, and a New York engagement with NYU, while Duke, Wake Forest, and Virginia Tech prize veteran players as they eye the Southern Conference race.
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Greason
Abner Williams
Glen White Picks Up Third Straight County win
Glen White rallied from a halftime deficit to defeat Prosperity 60 to 41 for its third consecutive county independent victory. Bob Wilbur sparked the surge in the second half as Glen White seized the lead and held on, after trailing 39-34 at the break, with Crab Orchard and Clear Fork looming in upcoming games.
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Army coach previews 1960s college basketball slate
Coach Everett Case leads a squad aiming for a six foot average and a tough schedule at North via State and Virginia Military Institute. Lloyd Roberts coaches the dets as Tulane memories resurface with George Washington, South Carolina, Richmond, Mary and Clemson on the slate. Furman, The Citadel, Davidson, and Washington and Lee are cited as conference questions.
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Mountaineers Open Basketball Schedule Versus Fairmont
West Virginia University faces Fairmont State College in the 1941 47 season opener at 8 30 p m in Morgantown. Coach Lee Patton plans to start Bill Zirket Fred Schaus at forwards with Mike Medich at center and Leland Byrd Clyde Green at guards. Reserve hopefuls include Bob Carroll Tom Levette and Dave Wilson as Fairmont counters with Defenbaugh Sagath Blosser Nicola and Cale.
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Bramham Retires As Minors' Head
The Associated Press reports Bramham retires as head of the minors in Los Angeles. Fourty or more minor league presidents adopt a resolution accepting his retirement while keeping him as a virtual president emeritus. The steering committee recommends Bramham serve as a consultant for the league.
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Lily Bowl Grid Game Set For New Year’s Day
Revival of the Lily Bowl football contest at Bermuda base announced with New Year’s Day tentative date. Rear Adm. George R. Henderson and Brig. Gen. Dale V. Gaffney approved. Army won 1943 game, Navy claimed the next two titles.
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