Ohio State Coach Real Modest Man
Ohio State coach is described as modest despite leading the Western Conference in wins. The piece covers his career from Massillon schools to Ohio State, mentions his wartime coaching fill in Navy times, and notes his family, hometown Lebanon Ohio, and personal hobbies of golf and football.
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Ohio State
Colmebes
Deine
Fom Gxis
Burseat i
Bors
Froca
Paul Brown
Massilon
Brown
Bucks
Navy
Aid Che
Develazies
Miayer
Yid
Albany Loses Pitcher to Rochester in Major Draft
Pitcher Norman Shope of Albany was drafted by Rochester in the International League as part of a large Class AA draft. The draft lists players moving from Albany to Rochester along with other notable moves from Buffalo Niagara Charleston Toronto and Newark among several teams. Shope went 2 test 1 with a .251 batting average while other listed players include Alex Korponay, Lindsey Deal, Elwood Lawson and Tom Davis.
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Norman Shope
Albany
Rochester
Witten G. Bramhart
Buffalo
Alientown
Ouenerder Herschel
Lorisnile
Atlante
Lindsey Deal
Chattanooge
Elwood Lawson
Wil
Mington
Columbus
Scratton
Tay Banger
Roanoke
York
Richard Gracey
Newark
Little Rock
Clarence Dittani
Lancaster
Fred Merch
Toledo
Mobile
Steve Coils
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Outfelder
Hal Douglas Catted
Newport News
Selter Charles Osgood
Hatte
This School Star Carries the Mail
This report highlights a school football standout nicknamed This School Star who scored multiple touchdowns from long runs and punting, including 64 yard and 55 yard jaunts, and opened the game with a strong kickoff. The piece references the Boys High station jacket and lists several notable plays.
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Anderon
S.C
Tech Beats Navy as Dodd Bets Lose Three Dollars
Atlanta coach Bover Dodd reportedly wagered five dollars that Georgia Tech would lose to Navy, but Tech won after Navy was penalized with interference near the goal line. Dodd claimed his bet lost while Tech secured the victory.
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Atlante
Georgia ‘Tech
Bover Dodd
Jackets
Navy
Dodd
Tech
Swans Decorate Infield At Hollywood Track
Secretary-Treasurer Sam H. scharmaiek shipped two white and two black swans to the Hollywood Jockey Club in Inglewood California, to decorate the infield at the park amid a note about selling the track.
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Tollywood Jockey Club
California
Sam H. Scharmaiek
Inglewood
Cal, Park
Army Should Turn Back Notre Dame in New York Saturday
Army faces Notre Dame in New York's Yankee Stadium amid injuries and backfield concerns as Cadets seek a win while navigating a crowded college football slate. The piece surveys multiple games, highlighting Navy, Purdue, Michigan State, Ohio State, and others, with bets on favored teams and potential upsets, noting strong backs and key matchups across the schedule.
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Army
Notre Dame
New York
Red Grange
XEA
Baltimore
Navy
Buddy Young
Ovef
F Seth
Mid Discis
Saeed
Purdue
Norcawe
Wistonein
Iowa
Maryland
Ohio State
Pinisberg
Busker Hill
Bobby Permane Free Lance in Miami Winter Racing
Bobby Permane, sensation of Florida tracks last season, will ride as a free lance jockey in Miami this winter. He reports back to his contract employer Lazy EF Rench in the coming weeks.
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New York
Bobby Permane
Florida
Miami
Lazy EF Rench
Hornsby Praises Wakefield and Wary of Detroit Hitters
Rogers Hornsby praised Wakefield as the strongest hitter in baseball while dismissing other stars. He said St. Louis peers impressed him with Musial’s solid World Series hitting and labeled Wakefield of Detroit as the greatest hitter, noting her confidence in a bank robber style quote.
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St. Loui
Rogers Hornsby
Sten Musial
Rajah
Dick , Wakefield
Detroit
Hornsey
West Point and Randolph Field Keep Top AP Poll Places
Army cadets and Randolph Field retain their top spots in the weekly Associated Press football poll covering college and service teams. The Cadets lead with 103 votes, 72 points, while Randolph Field sits fourth in the service division, followed by Navy, Notre Dame, Texas, and others. Notable players include Dippy Evans, Pete Layden, T. B. Robertson, and J. Jack Pustell.
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West Point
Randolph Field
New York
Army
Cadets
Ohio Stece
Rendolph Fielé
Euziis
Bainbridge
Navy
Notre Dame
Tinets
Southern California
Wake i Forest
Georgia Tech
Tennessee
Buckeyes
Eoawa2
Great Lakes
Carola PF
Merines
Tardair Forte
Randolph Flyers
Texas University
Langhorms
Withtsburg
Dippy Evans
Pete Laycen
Texas
Zullbach
Ken Holler
Holy Cross
T. B. Robertson
Brooklin Tigers
J. Jack Pustell
Associated Press Service
Harold Newman
Tavortz
Waterboy casualty in 62 0 defeat at MecComb prep game
Hattiesburg High School suffered a 62 0 loss to MecComb's prep football team with the waterboy Harry Hickman slipping in the locker room area. A bottle struck his head causing two deep scalp wounds as supplies toppled over.
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Fattiesburg
Hattiesburg High School
MecComb
Hattiesburg
Harry Hickman
Socker Room
Baseball Player Trend Nears Normal After War Years
New York reports a shift toward normalcy in baseball as many players return from service and reinstate to active lists. The majors show 517 players back since November and a broader trend of players leaving for wartime jobs and later returning, with several key players like Jim Bagby, Paul Gillespie, and Ted Czeslak among those teed up for potential comeback.
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New York
Duster
National Association
W. G. Bramham
Durham
N. Cy
K. M. Landis
Jim Bagty
Cleveland
Paul Gillespie
Chicago Cubs
Dick Wakefeld
Jonn McHale
Detroit
Jack Brewer
New York Giants
Roy Schalk
White Sox
On Levy
Yankees
Jack Kran
Browns
Tom Warren
Dodgers
Ted Czeslak
Phillies
Pal O Mine League Bowls Mixed And Women Scores Rise
The Pal O Mine league features strong showings from The Syrens Coons and rivals. Joe Spier Kelly led with 559 for BSyrens backed by Ma Langlotz 502 while Cardinal Dougherty tallied 575 in Campiers clash as St Marys Women led by Doud posted 2 920 series and New Era Girls saw F Foronce annex top honors with 170474.
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Pal O'Mine
Syrens and
Coons
Lava
Bsyrens
Claessens
Joe “Spier
Kelly
Ty “Ma” Langlotz
Campiers
Cardinal Dougherty Raniny
Dar
Otters
Davis
Paul Kowensky
Cy Wager
Nick ~Acerno
St Mary’s Women
Jula Bleibtrey
Monica Morris
Adel Inglis
Leonz Doug
Lucy Bertrand
Anna Jordan
Markaree Hartsett
New Era Girls
New Era
J. Peters
A. Fetio
Johnson
M. Baconardi
HE Leke
Peters
Perrys
Johnsons
Fettas
G I Howl Over Pacific Ring Bouts in South Pacific
Indoors the Americal Division staged its largest boxing tournament as 5,000 G I fans roared approval. Corp Joey Speizal led the effort with notable wins by Heavyweight Jim Turner and Light Heavy Paul Perrotti, while Bernie Reynolds, Wilfred Corona, Mark Cartillo, and Grover Gould scored decisions or knockouts for the unit.
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South Pacific
Americal
G.I
Corp
Joey Speizal
Uniontown
Profes “Stom
Jim Turner
Detroit
Frank Friedman
Minneapolis
Mina
Paul Perrotti
Claveladd
Robert Adams
White Plains
Bernie Reynolds
Bellingham
Wasa
Knocckout
Nick Kanakas
Harlem
Ts3r
Copeland ‘Turner
Cleveland
J. Gailien
Portland
Maine
Wilfred. Corona
Sacramento
Cal
Lis Silver Thorne
Norfolk
Mark Cartillo
Los Angeles
Oliver Hill
Nedrow
Grover Gould
Youngstown
Pfc
Tony Soils
Brooklyn
Milo Davis
Everett
Wash
Jimmig
Rodrigues
Tampa
Fila
Penn Tackle Voted Week's Top Lineman
Penn tackle George Savitsky named outstanding lineman of the week, praised for sustained power, two-way play, and a key interception. Coach and peer remarks note his 216 pound frame, toughness, and pivotal blocks in Ohio State and Indiana battles amid a slate of top linemen from major programs.
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New York U4
University, of Pennsylvania
George Savitsky
Pol
Michigan
Frier Crister
Savitsky
Roger Harding
California
Jack Russell
Randolph Fields
Walker
Virginia
Russ Thomas
Ohio State
Joe Brydahar
Fleet City
Calif
du Seer
Buckeyes
Bist
Ohio
Toose
Indiana
Corral’ Widgoes
Dugger
John Tavern
Purdue
Anee
John Fern
Southern California
Troy teams set for final road games as season ends
Scholastic football ends a strong season with Troy High School to Hudson on Saturday and Catholic Central at Glens Falls on Sunday. A long sports feature follows on local stars, historic Village Green names, and a wartime letter from Lansingburg.
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Troy High School
Hudson
Hudson High School
Catholic Central High
St. Mary's of
Glens Falls
Beve Sotto
Jsebools
Troy Arex
Catholic Loop
Prizcipe!s
Racing Men Plan Triple Winner Prize
John C. Clark of the Thoroughbred Racing association proposes a retroactive trophy to honor any horse that wins the Kentucky Derby Preakness Stakes and Belmont Stakes. He notes six horses have swept the three races and aims to gain support from Churchill Downs Pimlico and Belmont Park leaders. He plans to discuss with George Widener of Belmont and other track presidents.
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Fla
Korens
Osis
John C. Clark
The
Thoroughbred Racing Association
Hilaleah Race Course
Churchill Downs
Pimlico
Belmont Park
Clark
Sir Barton
Gallant ‘Fox
Omaha
War ‘Admiral
Whirlaway
Count Fleet
Matt Winn
Churchill and
Henry
George Widener
Belmont
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Toby) Devicn
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Dash) Fagen
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