Stadium boom 50 million in new arenas planned nationwide
Associated Press survey outlines construction of more than 50,000 seats across colleges and cities, totaling at least 50 million dollars. Projects include Madison Square Garden expansion in New York, Penn State and Maryland stadium plans, and new bowls for several universities.
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Babe Zaharias Named Top Woman Athlete of 1946
The Associated Press named Mildred Babe Didrikson Zaharias the outstanding woman athlete of 1946, its first three time winner. Glenn Davis edged Joe Louis for male athlete honors. North Carolina Tar Heels arrived at Edgewater Park for Sugar Bowl preparations against Georgia.
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Mildred Babe
Didrikson Zaharias
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Edgewater Park
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North Carolina
Gulf Coast Military Academy
Georgia
New Orleans
Two Man Team To Carry U S Davis Cup Hopes
The United States will field a two man team for the Davis Cup challenge round in Melbourne. Ted Schroeder of California and Jack Kramer of California will play singles and also handle doubles, marking the first two man team for the U S since 1929.
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Australia
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John Bromwich
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Snow relief hoped for WV streams by official
Acting Fish Technician B D Wills of the State Conservation Commission said winter snow and rain in West Virginia may ease low stream conditions affecting fishing.
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Musial Dominates NL Batting Honors In 1946 Victory
Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals led NL batting with a .365 average and most hits 228 and total bases 366 while Ralph Kiner of Pittsburgh topped home runs with 23. Pete Reiser stole 34 bases for the Dodgers and Mel Ott extended many Giants records in a 21st season.
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All America Conference mutters over Miami draft deal
The All America Conference faces questions over its Miami club obligations and a later draft move that sent the prized player to the New York Yankees. The piece notes the AAC’s need for stronger postseason plans and hints at cross‑sport links between football and baseball amid evolving bonus rules.
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Jeff Hedden, Jr
Atlanta
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