Ohio State Coach Real Modest Man
A garbled profile of Ohio State football coach, detailing his restrained demeanor, wartime service, family, and long coaching career from Massillon to Buckeyes, noting his tenure, sons, and personal hobbies while emphasizing his steady leadership and football study.
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Ohio State
Massillon
Paul Brown
Massison
Brown
Bucks
Navy
Pho
Wie
Bendhall
Tishegt
Albany Loses Pitcher to Rochester in Major Draft
Pitcher Norman Shope of Albany was drafted by Rochester in a large Informational League draft as Judge William Bremhem announced. The three Class AA leagues combined added 15 players from Albany and other clubs, including outfielders Lindsey Deak and Charlie George and first baseman Gene Dellinger, with notable batting averages and career records cited.
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Norman Shope
Albany
Rochester
Wiliam G. Bremhem
Befela
Atentown
Outfeiaer Berschel Heid
New Port News
Gene, Dellinger
Louisville
Atlanta
Lindsey Deai
Chattanooge
Elwood ‘Lawson
Wilmington
Alex Borgoray
Toronto
Nashville
New Orients
Het Douglas
Newport News
Charles Osgood
Carries the Mail: School Star Shines in Five Game Touchdowns
Anderson, S. C. reports a School Star nicknamed Carries the Mail scored multiple touchdowns in five games. He rushed a 12 yard TD, a 7 yard sprint, two 9 yard runs, and a 6 yard dash, plus a 20 yard gain in the opening game, highlighting his versatile backfield exploits for the Boys' High team.
Tech Beats Navy as Coach Loses Bet
Georgia Tech's coach Bobby Dodd bet a friend that Tech would lose before the game. Officials ruled interference on Navy, giving Tech the ball late. Tech won the game, and Dodd admitted he lost five dollars.
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Avianta
Georgia Tech
Bobby Dodd
Jackets
Navy
Dodd
Avenue
Tech
Hollywood Track Receives Swans for Jockey Club Decor
In Miami Florida a note describes Hollywood Track receiving swans to decorate the Hollywood Jockey Club inset. Secretary Treasurer Sam McCormick shipped two white swans and five black swans from Inglewood California to adorn the park.
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Miami
Fla
Hollywood Jockey Club
California
Sam
McCormick
Jake
Inglewood
Cal, Park
Army Faces Notre Dame in New York Saturday Showdown
Army veteran backfields, led by Buddy Young, clash with Notre Dame in a high stakes gridiron forecast. The piece previews matchups, rivalries, and regional contenders across college teams, weighting Army’s grit and Notre Dame’s depth as the NY game nears.
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Army
Notre Dame
New York
Man In
NEAI
Bett
Notre Dame Durtys
Serurcey
Wees
Navy
Buddy Young
Euru
Gererary
Seorigé
Columbia
Ivanta
Holy Cross
Randle Lenigh
Pern
Cheesy
Murites
Mubienberg
Dertolauth
Newton Coxs
Ente
Aga Ursin Yin
Mus
Purdue
Michisas
Hinoiz
Northwestern
Free Lance Jockey Zebby Permane Plans Miami Winter Ride
Zebby Permane, sensation of Finride tracks, will ride as a free lancer jockey in Miami this winter. He will report back to his contract employer Lazy F Ranch in the spring.
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New York
Zebby Permene
Miami
Ceport
Lazy F Ranch
Rogers Hornsby Praises Stan Musial Confidence in World Series
Rogers Hornsby expressed high regard for Stan Musial after his World Series performance praising him as the great hitter and noting the player’s confidence. Hornsby described Musial as possessing the confidence of a dark robber.
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St. Louis
Rogers Hornsby
Stan Musial
Sears Hornady
West Point and Randolph Field Hold Top AP Football Poll Positions
West Point Cadets with 58 of 106 first-place votes and Randolph Field lead the service and college divisions in the weekly AP poll. Army, Randolph Field, Great Lakes, and Fifth Air Force appear among the top service teams. Bendolph Flyers dominate the non pro list with a 6–0 run.
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West Point
Randolph Field
New York Gpi
Army
Associated Press
Cadets
Ohio State
Southern C.forest
Georgia Tech
Tennessee
Bucxeyes
Colege
Yane
PreEight
Fourth Air Forces
Great Lakes
Norman Navy
North Cercling
E Tord Marines
Third Air Force
Second Air Force
Bendolph Flyers
Texas University
Longhorns
Bill Dudley
Virgin
National Football League
Pinshburg
Dippy Evans
Notre Dame
Pete Layden
Greater Texas
Ben Holley
Cross
T. B. Robertson
Bose
Brooklyn Tigers
Sergi
Jack Russell
Associated Press Service
AlloAmerica
Teft
Harold Newman
Waterboy Hurt as McCamb Prep Drubs Hattiesburg Team
In Hattiesburg Mississippi a waterboy was the sole casualty as McCamb’s powerful prep school squad overwhelmed Hattiesburg High School 629 to 0. Student manager Harry Hickman slipped in the locker room at halftime, bottles toppled and a bottle struck his head causing two deep scalp wounds.
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Hattiesburg, Miss
Onis
Hattesburg High School
McCamb
Hattiesburg
Harry Hickman
Baseball Trend Toward Normalcy Returns After War
Baseball activity shows signs of returning to normal after four years of wartime disruption. The latest figures from the National Association indicate a net loss of 4,353 performers since Oct 1, with many players retiring or working in war plant jobs. Some returning servicemen, like Dick Wakefeld and John McHale, have rejoined big league rosters, while others such as Jim Bagby and Paul Gillespie are noted as back in the majors.
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New York
Vasier
Hészoes
Nasébail
Zion
National Association
W. G.bramham
Durham
W. C
al Landis
Lst
Jim Bagby
Cleveland
Paul Gillespie
Chicago Cubs
Dick Wakefeld
John McHale
Detroit
Jack Brewer
New York Giants
Roy Schalk
White Sox
Ed Levy
Yankees
Jack Kramer
Browns
Tom Warren
Dodgers
Ted Gleslak
Philies
Trikes to Spare Lead Rally in Pat O'Mine League Bowling
Pat O'Mine league standings tighten as Pat O'Mine, Byrons and Coons split games with two wins each amid tight scores from Joe Kelly 2459 and Cardinal Dougherty 576 leading Daly teams. St. Mary's Women and Vegars league results also noted with high scores by Mary Doud 2320 and Charles Frettch 539, while New Era Girls and DeMento women show top marks in their leagues.
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Pat QO
Coons
Pat O'Mine
Byrons
Claessens
Hitle Deiter
Joe “Smiler" Kelly
Ma" Langlotz
Cardinal Dougherty
Davis
Ramnerys
Paul Kowansky
Cy Weger
Mick Acerno
St. Mary's
Mary Doud
St Mary’s Women League
Waterford
Julia, Bleichtrey
Monica Morris
Adel Singlis
Leona
Doud
Lucy Bertrand
Anita Jordan
Margaret Hartnett
Charles Frettch
Wally Brewer
Strawber
Vamillas
Redbitt
Mee Heath
Bill Wagar
Engle
DeMento
Rose Audet
DeMento Women's League
A Vergoni
Eve DeMento
Jo Davison
A. Tybush
W. Richardson
Fran Bode
M. DeMento
G. Perlerin
T. DeMento
Olivet
Marcons
Terrys
Ladiers
Sampsons
Hewleys
Danbury
Pete Danbury
Fortune
Pop Ladiew
Duke Carner
Eira Hawley
Sam Jordan
Sue LaDieu
Helen Abrams
Ar We I
Margaret Carner
Edith Carner
Bernice Danbury
Charlotte Terry
Ann Danbury
del LaDieu
Margaret Danbury
Irene Marcou
Lora Campton
Alice’ Goodwin
Pacific Ring Bouts Crown Americal Division Boxers
GPI island champions crowned as the Americal Division completes its boxing tournament. 5,000 fans roar for winners including Heavyweight Regu Turner Detroit. Middleweight Bernie Reynolds Bellingham. Lightweight Mark Carrillo Los Angeles. Bantamweight Mike Davis Everett. Details list many service members and cities in decisive bouts and knockouts.
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Americas
Larrely
Corp. Foss
Uniontown
Pri
Sim Turner
Detroit
Prc Frank Friedman
Minsgeapolis
Corp
PauiiPerrotti
Lin Silver Thorne
Norfolk
Mark Carrillo
Los Angeles
Oliver Hill
Nedrow
Pfc
Grom Govid
Youngstown
Pie Tony Soils
Brooklyn
Pyt
Mite Davis
Everett
Wash
Jimmie Rodrigues
Tampa
Penn Tackle Named Top Lineman of the Week
Penn tackle Georg e Saskesy, a 252 pound freshman, earned the Associated Press sixth week lineman honor despite Penn’s loss to Michigan. The article lists numerous peers from Ohio State, Navy, Georgia Tech, and other programs, praising players for blocking, defense, and key plays across college teams.
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New York
University of Penosylvania
George Sarkexy
Associated Press
Michigan
Savissky
Ogeden
Gischarge
Migrine
Fritz Crisler
Baritsay
Roger Harding
California
Jack Ressel
Randolgn Field
Henk Walker
Virginis
Russ Thomas
Ohio State
Joe Stydahar
Fleet City
Fleet City (Call) Lineinexers
Dugger
Buckeyes
Ohio
Carroll Widdaes
Joan Tavener
Tavener
D. Bible
Texas
Bechtal
Southern Methodist
Bechtel
Hiteseit
SMU
Art O'Brien
Purdue
Wisconsin
John Ferrera
Southern California
A Bit of This and That in Troy Scholastic Sports
Local scholastic football winds down with two road games for Troy teams. Troy High clinches the Troy scholastic title as Catholic Central faces St Mary’s of Glens Falls in a late-season tilt. The piece chronicles past stars from the Village Green era, a humorous British cricket comparison, and notes on upcoming basketball preparations for the winter season.
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Troy
Troy High School
Hudson
Hudson High School
Catholic Central High
St. Mary's of
Althaugh
Catholic Loop
Crue
Racing Men Plan Triple Crown Trophy
John C. Clark of the Thoroughbred Racing Association proposes a retroactive trophy to honor a horse winning the Kentucky Derby Preakness and Belmont Stakes. He cites past champions Sir Barton Gallant Fox Omaha West Coast etc and notes Churchill Downs Pimlico and Belmont Park would support the idea. Clark plans to discuss with Belmont president George Widener after discussions with Churchill and Pimlico officials.
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Miami
Fia
Eny
Churchill Downs
Pimlico
Bélmant Park
Clark
Sir Barton
Gallant Fox
Omaha
West Admiral
Whirlaway
Count Fleet
Mait Winn
Churchill
Eary
George Widener
Belmont
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Articas
Catrell Widdees Bartly
Dotch
Aod & Games
Tgp
fRy
Wodhi
Erinet
Grosshiy
Enis Apharen
Philippines
Trent Sizee
Phiippines
Lebanon
U. B Chereh
Otterbein Collesi
Mesr Columbus
LEY
Hollywood
Ignesa
Michigan State
Maryland
Great Lees
Pittsburg
Bunker Hill
Nevy
Lincoln A. B
Mississippi State
Wake Forest
Georgia
Tylone
Alabama
Missis Fo
North Carolina
Florida
William and Mary
North Caroline State
Core Gables
Clemson
Virginia Military
Daniel Field
Third Infantry
Fort Beaning
Jacksonville
Naval Air
Virginia
Richmond
South Carolina
Presbyterian
Oklahoma A
Bob Fenimore
Bobsy Layne
Arkansas
Christian
Texas Tech
Texas A
Tulsa
Sotutawestern
Georgetown
Southwestern Louisiana
Texas State
South Plains Army Air
Camp Bowie
Oklahoma
Missouri
Sooners
Nebraska
Kansas
Kansas State
UF. C
Alameda Coast
Tom Lombardo
Lombardo
Deon Sensanbaugher
Doc Blanchard
Glenn Davis
Bobby Permane
Free Lance
Wakefield
Theodore Manns
Gleason
New Era Girls
FR. Forencci
New Era
J. Peters
Toznson
Mr. Begnardi
H. Lake
Peters
Pertrs
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Fellos
Pacific
Penn
Mike Schumetyk
Schumetyk
Texas Aggies
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John Hackett
Ernig Knotts
Duke
Maurice Purdhgott
Herbert St. Joan
Joan Wosnick
Ray Stengel
Pennsylvania
Rason Jones
Alabame
Frank Irwin
Hillery Horne
Wash Servni
Kentucky
Don Whitmore
Clyde Black
Texas Fech
Tom Whitley
Clarke Jones
Pail Tinsley
Paul Walker
Yale
Joan Hansen
Don Wells
Leon. Bverlett
Wavy
Don Howards
Holisinger
Jaci Martin
John Tavener
Indiana
Jack
McGrath
Jim Molloy
Lansiggburg
James
Toby) Devlit l
Lantingourg
St Lewis Browns
Devin
Village Green
112Th Street Playground
William
Dash) Fagan
Kansas City
Cheries Briody
Red) Hannehar
Smany
Ossie Peartree
Red Haarghan
Willam
Wheeler) Wilson
Montreal
North Troy
William (Burcher) MecaAtee
Wheeler Wilson
Shost
Haymakers
Hank Labelle
Lynn
Haverhill
New England
John Rafter
Gifford
Molloy
Lansing Street
U12th Street
John Street
Fourth Avenue
North Street
Usth Street
Jim
Germany
Britain
Bob Reinhart
Robert Reinhart
River Street
Army Ordnance
British Isles
Yeppy
the Gane
Bob
la Salle
Amenal
Pal O
Raed
Bamey
Auy
England
Sonsois
National War Fund
U.S.C
Jomal Dat Fund
National Distillers’ Predicta Corporation
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