Notre Dame Places Two Men On 1943 All America Team
Notre Dame placed two players on the 1943 All America team as Mid West dominance shows with 12 of 33 spots. Miller and White top Notre Dame selections, while Graham of Northwestern and Odell of Penn, among others, earn standout mentions in a describe-all-America roster reflecting wartime college football.
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Notre Dame
Pisss
New York
Stength
Mid West
Ipsptunens
Tse Navi
Wanire
Stedfest
Sord Bera
Creighton Miller
Chile
Jem White
Associated Press
Minnesota
Bace Smith
Dick Wildung
Iush Asse Plitans
Angelo Shing Ghow
Pit Filtes
Militas
Nay Af
Daley
Graham Odell
Miller
Bertell
Eddie Prokop
Georgia
Teach
Alvin Dark
Lonsiana
South
Tony Batkovich
Purdue
Johany Podesto
Alonzo
College of Pacific Outfit
Bob Hoernschemeyer
Indiana Bol
Steuber
Missour
Little
DePauw
Berteth
Paris Island
T” Machine
Johnny Lujach
Frank Leahy
Bertenl
Ha Elusi
Eness
Amor
Dale
Boch
Bal
Michgen
Wolverine
Ivisn
Pennsylara
Otto
Navy
Herman ¥Rickey
Don Buffmire
Tommy Harmon
Robert O’dell
Penn
All-America Ends Star In Southwest Gridder Era
A review highlights Parker and Helwood as standout Texas players and mentions Brown Steber and Prokop among top guards and backs. It notes Parker's three-year end letters and minutes played, Helwood as a great pass catcher and punter, and the overall high regard for offensive and defensive impact across teams in the Southwest region.
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Miusuimahis
Oypos
Srement
Psive
Alorg
All Hallows
York
Tao
Barks
Parker
All-America
Texas
Texas Medical School
Galveston
Southwest
Helwood
Bing
Pase
Middies
Notre Dame
Steber
Tech
Prokop
All America football team named by the AP for 1943
The Associated Press reveals its 1943 All America football squad, highlighting Notre Dame stars Creighton Miller and Jim White while noting other top players from Army and Penn. The piece reflects on selections, omissions, and the broader college football landscape as the nation heads into 1944.
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Associated Press
Boys' Club 5 Cruise to 64-43 Victory at State Street Gym
Troy Boys' Club levelled a 64-43 win over Naval Cadets as Don Caswell led with 22 points, Grimm matching 18, and Jacobsen adding 14. Anderson topped the opponents with 20 as the Game stayed close to halftime 25-24 before the home squad pulled away in the second half.
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Anderson
Josers
Watervliet Inaans
Farrell
Singleton
Lasers
Naval Cadets
Elus
Shalsngh
O Brien
Hutnik
Ecker
Booth
Huston
Troy Boys’ Club
Caswell F
Ford
Jacobsen
Grimm
Fletcher
Vetters
Case Closed Cox Declares Case Closed
New York UPI says former National League president Willard D. Cox, banned for gambling on games, declared the case closed after his plea for exoneration was denied by Commissioner Landis at a hearing. He indicated he might send more evidence and request another hearing.
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New York Upi
Willam D
National League Phillies
Fhenesaw Wo Landis
Cox
Landis
College Basketball Scores From Early Games
Tibrois 56 Detroit 25 and U of Virginia 47 Fort Belvoir 34 lead a morning of college basketball notes. Norfo Hatal Air Station 72 Camp Burner 19 and Connecticut 49 Wes Jevan 25 follow with limited details.
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Tibrois
Detroit
U of Virgina
Fort Belvoir
Norfo Hatal Air Station
Camp Burner
University of Connecticut
Wesjevan
Bruins and Wings battle to a 6-6 tie at Boston Garden
Boston Bruins trailed Detroit Red Wings 2-0, then exploded for four third period goals to force a 6-6 tie before 7,500 at the Boston Garden. Bill Cowley scored twice as Jack Crawford and Russ Kopak contributed. Carl Liscombe and Pat Egan were among Detroit’s scorers with multiple goals. The Bruins, unbeaten at home, rallied after Detroit built a 4-0 early lead and again pulled even late in the game.
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Boston Upi
Boston Bruins
Detroit Red Wings
Boston Garden
Red Wings
Bruins
Jimmy Franks
Bill Cowley
Boston
Jack Crawford
Russ Kopah
Herb Camn
Don Gallinger
Carl Liscombe
Detroit
Syd Howe
Pat Egan
Bert Gardiner
Adam Brown
Carl Smith
Kopak
CCHS Preps For Burg Catholic Hangs Basketballers
Catholic High cagers, fresh from a victory over Vincentian in the season opener, held vigorous workouts Wednesday and Thursday to tune up for Friday night’s Principal’s League opener at Rockers gym. Coach Bill Carley drilled through fast-paced drills to tighten flaws seen against Vincentian while aiming to restore the same starting fire.
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Catholic Higns
Vincentian
Yesteraay
Wonda
Vta Lansnnburg High
Bill Carley
Rkxnicherbacher Dumor High
Cean Vincentian
V I
CC H §& Cagers
All America selections list by position and school
The excerpt lists All-America selections by position and school including E Dave Schreiner Wisconsin T Mick Wildung Minnesota C Endicott Peabody Harvard G Dareld Jenkins Missouri G Ralph Eife Pittsburg T Bob Reinhard California F Malcolm Kutner Texas R Frank Albert Stanford B Bill Dudley Virginia B Bruce Smith Minnesota.
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Dave Schreiner
Wisconsin
Mick Wildung
Minnesota
Endicott Peabody
Harvard
1943 AP All America College Football Leaders Team
The list names players by position from multiple schools including Notre Dame Georgia Tech Army Navy Duke and Penn State for the 1943 AP College All-America selections. Notable names include John Steber Casimir Myslinski Peter Pihos Angelo Bertelli and Alex Agase among others across tackle guard end and back positions with first and second teams represented.
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Willer
Quto Graham
Northwestern
Bob Odell
Bil Dales
Minnesota
Michigan
Joe Pa Khe
Srefoot
Texas
Ralph Hexwood
Pat Preston
Duke
Notre Dame
Imeman
Orlo Robertson
George Brown Jr
US Naval Academy
John Steber
Georgia Tech
Vanderbilt
Casimir Myslinski
Ineut
Taany
Army
Joe Jackson Parker
James J White
George C. Brown
Navy
Patrick Preston
Ralph A Heywood
Cal Bach
Robert Odell
Pennsylvania
Creighton Miller
Dare
Oto E Graham
Westra
Washam & Daley
Mico
William Grey
Southern California
John Jaffars
Penn State
George Connor
Holy Cross
Solon S Burnett
So Western
Bonett Hall
Colorado College
Peter Pihos
Indiana
S.even van Buren
Louisiana State
John Podesto
Pacific
Haylett Named Arsenal Court AAU Chairman Amid Loop Results
New York AP reports Ward Haylett of Kansas State College was named chairman of the AAU track and field committee by national president Laurence O’Rourke. Haylett is among eight new chairmen. others include Garren of Lake Placid and Duscal of Boston. In Arsenal Pee Wee play, the PA cagers upset the PA department quartet 17-16 at Waterview High School. Emmi led scoring with six for the Tarks Shop and LaRose had ten for the Tank Shops.
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New York
Ward Haylet
Kansas State College
Manhate Fas
Laurence
Haylett
Dy Benedetto
L 'Garren
Lake Placid
Oicu
Eugene Duscall
Boston
C R Miller Jr
1Ntimore
Charlies L. Ornstein
Nest Rr
Charles Gevener
St Louis
Jiming Elmer Series
Pittsburg
Streiter
Birmagaros
Furdyna
Waterviewe High School
Arsenal
Court Mer
PSI
Lner
Emmi
LaRose
Tank Shops
Florida Stull Winter Quarters For Many Baseball Players
Florida Stull Winter Quarters For Many Baseball Players Sarasota, Fla. Cold weather keeps players arriving for reconditioning as spring training begins. Veterans from the Cubs, Dodgers, and Pirates join scouts, umpires, and executives at winter bases like Plant City and St Petersburg, with names including Derringer, Waner, Cooney, Sewell, Walker, Nee, and Vance among others returning to Florida camps.
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Florida Stull
Sarasota
Fia
Ducks
Florida
RPI Players Honored by AP All America Roster
RPI honors go to Nick Semak and Bob Hartsfield for AP All-America recognition. Semak, formerly of William and Mary, starred as a halfback and key backfield factor for Rensselaer Tech against top East teams. Hartsfield, ex-Lowmann State player, earned All-Upstate tackle honors and honorable mention at center for the All-East squad.
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Nick Semak
Bob Hartsfield
Associated Press
Semak
Wiliam and Mary
Rensselaer
Navy
A. P
Tech
Redick Beats Dick Fuller in Westchester Showdown
Joe Redick, of Paterson New Jersey, outslugged Dick Fuller of South Norwalk Connecticut to win an eight round decision before 3500 at the Westchester County Center in White Plains New York. Redick took five of the eight rounds and was staggered several times by Fuller’s sharp uppercuts.
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White Plains
Joe Redick
Paterson
Dick Fuller
South Norwalk
Conn
Westchester County Center
Redick
Fuller
St Peters to Meet V-12 Five in St Peters Lyceum Showdown
St Peters varsity basketball seeks to even its series with Naval V-12 from RP I tonight at 9 pm in the St Peters Lyceum. Vetters adds depth replacing Ray Bailey who left for the war. joined by Al Jacobsen and Ken Caswell, with Caswell coaching. St Peters Junior team aims for a sixth win in seven as St Patricks Juniors visit at 7 pm, while Intermediates clash with St Augustine’s at 8 pm.
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Naval
RPI
St Peter's Lyceum
Frank “Red” Vetters
Troy
Don Caswell
Mavs
Vetters
Ray Bailey
al Jacobsen
Ken Caswell
St. Peter's
Mack
Danaher
St. John
Gritman
Nash
Vandacce
St Peters
St Patrick's
1942 All-America Football Team Selections
The list names players by position from several colleges: E-Nave Schreiner Wisconsin, T-Dick Wildung Minnesota, G-Garrard Ramsey William & Mary, C-Foe Domnanovich Alabama, G-Charles Taylor Stanford, Z-Clyde Johnson Kentucky, E-Robert Shaw Ohio State, B-Glenn Dobbs Tulsa, B-Paul Governall Columbia, B-Mike Holovak Boston College.
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E—Nave Schreiner
Wisconsin
Dick Wildung
Minnesota
Garrard Ramsey
William A Mary
C—Foe Domnanovich
Alabama
Charles Taylor
Stanford
Clyde Johnson
Kentucky
Robert Shaw
Ohio State
Glenn Dobbs
Tulsa
Paul Governall
Columbia
Frank Sinkwich
Georgia
Mike Holovak
Boston College
Troy Area Bowling Notes Pal O Mine Heat Past Rivals
In the Pal O Mine League the Raineys led Pal O Mine to sweep the Byrons as Joe Smiler Kelly posted 538 for the winners and Al Mochon 530 led the losers. Montange and others stood out in multiple matchups with scores around the 500s, while Helmbolds and Cains also logged notable marks. Nearby leagues feature high triples and strong single-game marks as teams jostle for positions and weekly leaders.
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Raineys
Pal O
Byrons
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al Mochon
Coons
Claessens
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Big Boy
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Ralph Nesta
Joe Acerno
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Chet Joshn
Fisher
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Ryan
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Smyth
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Cranmer
Harrison
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Collier
Edson Gardner
Colliers
Pascoes
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Joop
Chick” Chicoine
Pete Dunn
Masons
Millhouses
Pantens
Dave
Lorys
Murrays
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