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# Coaches Decide on Starting Lineups for New Year's Tilt; Other Squads Polish Attacks

Alabama and Southern California planned their last hard workouts for |today, and coaches of both squads said they had decided on starting

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Alabama spent most of yesterday's practice ‘time posing for pictures, apolis in-big but Coacn Frank Thomas said that his team was in good condition and league style—the would not miss the drill He said — {that his usual starting lineup would | ter, and Denny O'Connor, Herman Present plans sake the field against the Trojans,| Wedemeyer, Charles Cordeiro and call for the Tigers with the possible exception of Half- | Wes Busch in the backfiéld. to board a Chi- back Lowell Tew. who may be re-| : cago and South- placed by Frank Fedak if Alabama strong and Glenn Moore at ends,

kicks off.

Harry Gilmer, Norwood Hodges

Green and John Wozniak at guards

put basketball doings since 1926. /and Vaughn Mancha at center,

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st Hoosier high school team to{Cravath said his team was in tip-

top condition, and . that Tackle John Aguirre would be recovered

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For the Aggies it was Neil Arm-

{Howell Tait and Bert Cole at | tackles, J. C. Colhour and Thurman

town tomorrow and Henry Self will fill out the Gay at guards, Marv Wilkerson at for the four-team backfield, Edgar Lehman and James | center, and Nate Watson, Bob Feni- . Catholic tourney Cain at ends, Tom Whitley and more, Cecil Hankins and James {Francis Cassidy at tackles, Jack Reynolds in the backfield.

‘Texans Turn

'To “Skull Sessions”

i AUSTIN, Tex, Dec. 28 (U. P.).University of Texas gridders turned

from a shoulder injury and would | to “skull sessions” today after com-

pleting contact drill yesterday for its Cotton Bowl game against Missouri, Coach Dana Bible said that the scrimmage was “very satisfactory”

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 28 (U. P.)./ and that he planned to spend the

—Sugar Bowl promoters began to] gine-game winning streak inte the worry about the weather today as|chalk-talks on Missouri's plays and

rains again threatened workouts for the St. Mary's and Oklahoma A. &' M. teams, who were driven indoors yesterday. Both coaches announced starting lineups. Jimmy Phelan of St. Mary's pamed Don Scultz and Ed Ryan at

at tackles, Carl DeSalvo and Bill Bland at guards, Vie Cuccia at cen-

Joe Kelly Back At Em-Roe Post

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North and South All-Stars Rest

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. 28 (U. P.).~North and South all-star football teams, which open 1945s bowl program with the annual

today after final polishing sessions! yesjerday on their T-formations,

East, West Sq uads

» Need Practice SAN FRANCISCO, Déc. 28 (U, P.) —Coaches of both the East and West all-star football teams hoped for clear weather today so that outdoor practices could be held. The West squad in particular was anxious for outdoor work in preparation for the Shrine game on Néw Year's day. Coaches Babe Hollingberry and Homer Norton

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Blue-Gray clash tomorrow, rested |

By HARVEY HARRIS ‘For most citizens, the giving of presents is confined to a period of two or possibly three days a year—

But to the State Conservation department, the job of giving is a 365-day-a-year task. Or at least it will be starting Jan. 1. . On that date, for the second time in the history of Indiana, permanent free hunting and fishing Iicenses will be validated for some 300,000 veterans of wars dating back to the Civil period of strife. (Husband and wife brawls are, of course, excluded.) The issuing of the new permanent free permits is’ a portent of new things to come in Indiana outdoor sports, the Conservation department believes. Annually, the state issues approximately 450,000 to a half-mil-lion paid licenses. The new permits combined with paid passes should swell the hunting and fishing attendance mark to a cool 750,000. That's one-fifth of the state according to 1940 census figures. With such a barrage of hunting

have skyrocketed. The number Jumped 12 times this year in Johnson county -over the mark set in 1943, for example. Other counties

‘Grid Teams Hold Last | |Pity the Poor Rabbit If All Eligible Veterans Utilize Free Hunting Licenses

should dwindle. On the basis of past the lucky hunter will come

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‘Hinkel Named To Publicity Post At Notre Dame

Times Special i NOTRE DAME, Ind, Dec. 28. i Maj. John V. Hinkel, correspondent | for the New York Times, has been | appointed director of publicity at the University of Notre Dame, a¢-

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