College Grid World Shifts After 1915 Coaching Parade
Turbulent offseason reshapes college football staffs across the Midwest and South. John Barnhill leaves Tennessee for Arkansas while Bon Faurot and Hobbs Adams resume duties at Missouri and Arkansas State. George Sauer moves to Wisconsin. Jim Tetupy to Oklahoma. Maryland fields 150 job applicants as prep for next season. Bryant departs to Kennelly, with Notre Dame candidates circling the coach seat.
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Ta Craeh Arlapesis
John Barnhill
Vols
Maryland
Bryant
Kennnely
Keith Mallsworth
Hackfeld
Nary
Devore
Notre Dame
Bead
Frank Leahy
Kary
Bheerf Fordhuns
Former Grid Stars in Vliet Benefit Tilt
Former grid stars and college players mix basketball for a Waterville benefit game Monday at Waterville. Tom Hal pins Walesville All Stars led by Gayt Alvah Kelley against the Schenectady Big Five featuring Mel Heisi, with unions and touring players from Union College and Fordham, plus local talents like Red Lac Flamme and Ray Duval. Manager Hale pin hopes to field Waterstell AOA players and targets a large turnout for the charity event.
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Tye
Aamerica
Dimeseo Brieltl
Tom Halpins
Gayt
Alvah Kelley
MbAmerica
Cornell University
Schenectady
Mel Heisi
University of Washington
New York Giants
Henn
Union College
Alzo
Troy
Patter
Howard
LaFlytame
David
Schence
Andy
Soeking
Waterstel
Halepin Hag
Phoning
Watervilet
HDSW
Red Votters
Ray Duval
MiBacco Brothers
Petr Angawit
Ton Gnawell Tins
Chascoord
Mt Trphnarary
Waterford
St Anthony's Five Plays in Heosich Falls
St Anthony's senior basketball team travels tonight to face We Ametuinn Lege in Heosich Falls. Players focus on defense and effort as they seek a better season record, with key contributors listed among the lineup.
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St. Anthony’s
Heosich Falls
Ashonse
Boom
Avance
Glom
Deeb
Mareina Paintin
Yamin
Bove
Piss
Veuilla
Cardinian
Anthony
St Dereard
Troy
Richey’s Son Escapes Injury In Tram Collision
A car carrying Branch Richey nine, son of an Ore manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers, and a woman was struck by a Long Island Railroad tram at a crossing shortly before 3 p.m. yesterday in Freeport. Richey escaped with shock while his companion, Simone Parris, twenty seven, was injured. Both were taken to Meadow Brook Hospital in Memparead according to Freeport police.
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Freeport
Branch Richey
T Brootlyn Dodgers
Hue
Hickey
Bimone Parris
Talay
Robert KiNel
Peat Dent
Isodgeta
Rickey
Mise
Grooklyn
Cochrane-Serve Bout Threatened in Earnings Dispute
New York reports legal wrangle over boxing champ Cochrane earnings. Promoter Al Weill and manager Gilzenberg seek guarantees and third party oversight for Red’s cut, with Quinn involvement and possible stoppage of Friday’s bout if terms aren’t met. Court action outlines 25 percent share to Quinn and 2-3 percent allocations to others, amid bids to secure $80,000 to $100,000 gate.
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Cochrane
Zivic
Champ
New York
Preddin
Wills Red
Seton Halt
Nils
New York State
Fribie Zivic
Nac Rot
Bobby
Uno
Feltzie
Java
Red
Quinn
Linmmediately
Cochrans
Wille
Beard Gilzenberg
Mike Jacobs
Mike
Futire
Fritzie
Fisthe
Gikenbag
Fitzie
Gilwenberg
Miku
Cochrany
Servo
Cathrine
Serve
Almuger
al Weill
Gill
Gilzenberg
Her
International Tae Fly Weight Tourney Set
Abe Grovne, president of the National Rosin Association, announced plans for a world flyweight championship event with British fighters and a staged title bout in early dates. Jackie Patterson of England is expected to attend, with the United States winner facing a world challenger.
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Washington
Abe Oh Grovne
Nubional Rosin Association
Psesterday
Sen
Timad Arares
England
Witte Watay
Upbhat
NBA
Ann Ly
Jackie Patterson
Wil
Bowling league notes with scores and standings
Venetian Tavern and Royal Connally figures lead a busy bowling report. Individual high scores include Lacy 600 series and Reale 247 as league action spanned All American Girls and Thorn’s Recreation matches with teams like De Monto’s and Moonshiners earning wins.
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Yoorn
Bisworth
van Sehninwe
Alot Aik
Alpha
Tay
DeMento
Venetian
Jim Lacy
Aie Teaptte
Laing
van Sehaieleeth
Lo Lhe de Merlot
Wong de Monto
Bill Robertson
Tiern
Pots de Monto
Tota
Hanarg
Royal« Connally
Gene Bullerose
Tony Gargang
Harland
Murray
Reale
VanSenaick
American Cage Loop to Honor Barney Sedran
Barney Sedran former nine ange of the Tiny Celtics and roach of the New York Godh ama will be honored Sunday night at St Mick's New York with his teams meeting the Wrenton Tipere in an American League basketball event. Notable figures from City College and ISU will attend to pay tribute to Sedran after 15 years as a pro and a coaching career.
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New York
Hubert Tt Neyliid
Perentrie
Army
Maryland
Fordtwin
Methajer Selianle
Barney Sedean
Nine Ange
Celtics
Roach
Godhama
Iis
St Mick's
Hone
City College
ISU Threth
Sat Holman
See Dapehick
St. Johns
Aotes Russell
Seton Mall
Manhattan
Joe Brenhin
Pase Triaute
Sedinn
Diegel Drives Long Drive to Crown in Arizona Event
In Tucson, golf pro Yueson claimed top honors as the world’s longest driver after a 410 yard blast in a PGA tour related contest. The event featured ten participants from cities including Los Angeles, Chicago, San Francisco, and Buffalo, with distances listed for each competitor.
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Tucson
Ariz
Yueson Golf Pro
Fya Catocorah
P.G.A
Leo Digel
Idayd Mongrun
Los Angeles
Ed “Aky
Gee Taurtun
Mase
Hoh Hamiton
Chicago
Mario Gonzales
Sac
Tanto
Braz
Vic Io Knowville
Tenn
Virgil ‘Shreave
San Francisn
Stove
Doctor
Buffalo
Jim Gants
Signal Mountain
College basketball scores from an OCR fragment
A damaged OCR snippet lists scattered college basketball scores and team mentions including Seton Hall Oklahoma A and M Tulsa Maine Bowdoin and Bowdoin, with various player or team fragments. The text is incomplete and lacks a coherent game narrative or full team rosters.
Notre Dame Cagers Ride 10th Win As Irish Pride Soars
The Notre Dame basketball team extended its streak with a 10th straight win in a Chicago Stadium crowd of 817. Ripley, former Yale and Georgetown standout coach, lauded the Irish after a 24-13 first half lead and a 654 point final. Notable players Hassett Bullets Boryla and Kier provided key ball handling and scoring while Mikan and Kurland were cited as comparisons.
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Carah
Mey Meyer
DePaul Universiy
Bea
Moyer
Late Dame
Phutame
Chicaga Stadim
Notre Dame
Ripley
Marshand
New York Cellier
Hite
Hig
Hilly Haggect
Iriah Aitael
Ripley's
M.C. AA
Georgetown
Hassett
New York Yankees
Buday Hassett
Uerrieg
Vince
Bullets
Boryla
Leo
Ceyatul Kier
Juinny Deco
Rule Gihaaloy
Fiearga Ratterman
Hassell
George Mikan
Dela
Hoh Kurlind
Oklahoma A
George
Atrateh
Riley
Rochester Royals Triumph In 71-45 Victory
Rochester Royals of the National Basketball League routed the Paterson Crescenty in a Schenectady armory crowd of about 2,000 fans. Rochester led 2-43 at Troy’s Celtica, who face Rochester tomorrow.
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Rochester Royals
Paterson Crescenty
Schenectarly Armory
Pateron Ola
Troy
Celtlca
Rochester
Troy Rochester flareup stirs with players named in trade talk
Rochester and Troy gear up for a showdown as owner Paul Sahug of Celtics fame targets players including Red Holes and Kevin Connors to boost the Rochester squad. Manager Les jirrisoy confirms both sides will compete, while Sahughin seeks to sign Petey Boren sen to counter the tall Rochester roster led by George Ghuowack.
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Rochester
Royals Rally To 56 41 Lead At Half In Paterson Clash
Glamack, a former North Carolina star, led a smooth Roul ester attack with 4 points while Bob Davies added 1d and Hole man 11. Al Uoryl UL Ted Wik e and Mick Shwback paced Paterson with 13 and 12 as Lou Rathman and Jerry Risto limited Jersey scorers. The Royals opened with a 20 43 burst in the first ten minutes, held 36 21 at intermission, and stood 56 41 entering the final period.
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Glamack
North Carolina
Roulester
Bob Davies
Holeman
al Uoryl
Ted Wike
Mick Shwback
Paterson
Royals
Lou Rathman
Jerry Risto
Wll
Suemery
Gomez Kayoes Ben Moroz in Sixth Round
In Tampa Florida Tommy Gomez defeated Ben Moroz by technical knockout in the sixth round of a ten round bout at City Auditorium. Gomez weighed 185 pounds Moroz 295 pounds, Moroz billed as a feared puncher, but Gomez pressed the attack and withstood a hard third round burst from Moroz to deliver the finish in the sixth.
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Tampa
Fla
Tommy Gomez
Big Ben Moroz
Philadelphia
City Auditorium
Gomez
Moroz
Ganz
Tony Cancelarial
Gomes
Clove
Grank
Gatognossa
Montreal Signs Second Negro Players at Baseball Club
Montreal club president Hector Racine announced in Miami Beach that the team will give Black players a tryout, listing Lew (No. 7) from Brooklyn and John R. Wright as signees. Racine cited confidence in progress and stated Robinson, the star shortstop, has been signed as well, underscoring a commitment beyond race.
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Lew
Upi
Montreal
Farna
Brooklyn Dodgers
John R. Wright
Sponte
Navy
Miami Beach
Fla
Hector TW
Racine
Wright
Cal
Jackie Robinson
Eddie Brown Night at St Louis Arena Tossed As Flyers Face Eagles
Eddie Brown receives a special night at the St Louis Arena as the St Louis Flyers host the New Haven Eagles in an American Hockey League game. Brown, a defenseman, sustains a facial injury during the contest but is expected to receive about $5,000 in compensation. General Manager George Gavannon notes the event is highly anticipated and could help the team in the next season.
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Louie
Tonleht
Eddie Brown
St. Lois
St Louis Flyers
New Haven Eagles
Brown
Roolle Plyce Defensaman
Roat Hiss
New Haven
Anita Recelpia
Haa
George Gav
Notre Dame Star White Joins New York Giants
White, a 1943 Notre Dame standout, left college after a 26 point game to sign with the New York Giants of the NFL. He had joined the Navy during World War II and was discharged this month after serving in the South Pacific.
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New York
Jiny White
Itriuckle
Key
Notre Dama
Aimy
Hockey Star Expelled From League
Montreal report says Williot Babe Pentl a Toronto Maple Leaf defenseman, has been expelled from the National Hockey League and the Maple Leaf Hockey Club for conduct prejudicial to the welfare of hockey. Pratt, a 20 year old from Stoney Mountain Manitoba, had joined the Leafs during the 1941-42 season after seven years with the New York Rangers. Pratt had limited notice of the expulsion as of press time and may appeal to the board of governors. Doug Baldwin of Whines will replace Pratt on the Toronto squad when the league resumes play. The Maple Leafs, once amid a drive to overtake Detroit, remain in contention for a playoff berth led by star players amid a tight race.
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Montreal
Williot Ubabe Pentl
Toronto Maple Leaf Hockey Club
National Hockey League
Toronto Maple Lang Flockey Chiky Ltd
Mercyn
Dutton
Merel
Bylef
Birlher Alptaud
Pratt
Stoney Moun
Tnt
Manitoba
Tie Lesty
New York Hangers
Tie Lente
Chiewsu Bek Hawks
Toronto
Che
Pate
Frank Sette
Antander
New York
Selle
Rackte
Doug Baldwin
Whines
Raton
Fretor
Flim Lewis
Detroit Ted Wings
Lents
Plate Wings
Army grid star Coulter eyes six foot toss at national meet
Wew York reporter Dewitt Coulter, a two time All American, is praised by West Point coach Novak for potential to throw the shot put beyond six feet when warmed up. The NC AA meet in Minneapolis 1910 saw Autumean college record 56 feet set by Al Blogy of Georgetown. Coulter’s recent practice at West Point shows promising distance, with Mayer of New York University and Purdue’s Bill Ranger among top contenders.
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Dewwitt
Pex
Coulter
Amy
Inuh
Coutter
Tosaes
Crullera
Mayer
Bill Rangert
Purdue
Lidony
Pata
Leonard Tops Junior League With 17 Points
J. Tannard starred in the Junior Horse League at the Troy Boys' Club last night, scoring 27 points to lead Army to a 45 26 victory over the Air Corps. Kramer and Anthony added 24, T Leotard 16 as Marines beat Coast Guard 36 23. Washington tallying 14 helped Medics defeat Iwo Jima 25 19, with Chie contributing.
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J. Tannard
Troy Boys
CIA
Army
Air Corps
Kramer
Anthony
T. Leotard
Marines
Coast Guard
Abbot
Washington
Iwo Jima
Chie
Touthy Iyeas
Albany Yeom Hiya Hosts J C Oto In Second Civic Game
Albany hosts the J C Oto in a second civic league game at the Roy Jawish Community Center. The Booher five seeks a win to set up Sunday clash with Allmny YOM-HiA after taking the prior meeting.
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Roy Jawish
Albany
Booher “i. Washington
Laken's Court
Secon
Cival Chiba
Pro Basketball Clash Signals Swetherst Royals in Troy
Pro basketball revival fuels clash as Swetherst Royals travel to Troy to face the Troy College team in a high stakes setup. Celtics and Rochester loom large in a contested pro season with coach Fetey Berenson guiding new strategies.
St Bernard's and Sacred Heart face Sunday clash notes
Fragmented report details St Bernard's and Sacred Heart basketballs preparing for Sunday games with mentions of a Campbell lineup, Squire opponents, and various players and roles. The text references a Benton academy court and a Columbus outreach, but specifics are unclear due to OCR issues.
Waterford Frosh Triumph in Cager Test
Waterford frosh took a fifth straight win defeating Dance Church on their home court 60 to 41. Jim Galvin led Waterford with 18 points while Mule Gillespie paced Dance Church with 14.
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Waterford
Sie Sterts
Yesteuday
Dance Church
Church Boys
Tade
Hallive Margis
Jim Galvin
Rannie Uypren
Mule Gillespin
Bosox Sign Two More Ball Players
The Boston Net Sox reported the signing of two baseball players yesterday. Don Lang, third baseman drafted from Mangas City in 19%, and Wit, who joined the Army, reported to Boston with his contract from his Long Bonch. Also received was the contract of Larry Powell of muin, Cal, a thirty-year-old left handed pitcher who played with Lonagie and San Tega in WL. Finding rotation hindered by service, may enter in 2011.
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Boston
Sox
Don Lang
Hugeman
Mangas City
Owl
Larry Powell
Muin
Cal
Lonagie
San Tega
Rotat Hinger
Soe
Boxer Swain Suffers Injury After Night Fight
In a Boston bout at 125 pounds Morante meets Swain who lands a heavy blow on Tommy Greh’s chic leading to Swain dislocating his shoulder. Referee Henry Brown awards a technical knockout to Greh as fans react to the stoppage and the injured fighter.
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Snior
Atana
Swain
Tommy Greh
Boston
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