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Dallas dispatch details the Fort Worth to Dallas state championship bid between Temple and Amarillo high schools. Both crews expect about 20,000 fans at the Cotton Bowl for a 2 P M Saturday kickoff. Temple seeks its first final while Amarillo aims to extend its perfect 13 0 season.
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Dallas
Les
Howard Lynch
Amarillo High School
Les Cranfill
Temple High
Denver
Denver University
Fort Worth
Temple
Fort. Worth
Cranfill
Lynch
Amarillo
Sandies
Wichita Falls
Hogan Nelson Win Exhibition at Colonial Club Fort Worth
Ben Hogan and Byron Nelson won a charity exhibition 2 and 1 over Tony Penna and Henry Ransom at Colonial Club Fort Worth. Hogan shot 68, Nelson 74, with Ransom and Penna 73. The event drew about 600 fans ahead of the 1941 National Open at Colonial.
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Fort Worth
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Ben Hogan
Byron Nelson
Tony Penna
Henry Ransom
Colonial Club
Hogan
Nelson
Ransom
Glen Club
Penna
Massachusetts
Connie Mack Says He’ll Last as Long as He Can
Connie Mack, 78, declares he will not retire from the Athletics and aims to stay in baseball as long as possible. He notes pitching development is delaying success, accepts 1941 disappointment, and will be honored with a gold lifetime pass by the Baseball Writers Association of America at a Philadelphia luncheon.
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Baseball Writers Association of America
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Kenesaw Landis
Baseball
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William Harridge
Jimmy Isaminger
Cleveland
Municipal Stadium
Mack
Sugar Bowl Is Active Today
New Orleans reports a busy Sugar Bowl week with boxing, tennis, rowing, track, and basketball slated alongside football. Boston College and Tennessee prepare for New Year’s Day games, Idaho and LSU clash in boxing, while tennis features Riggs Grant and Sabin. Regattas are set by Gulf Yachting, rowing bouts by Orleans and Virginia Boat clubs, and Mehl Fenske Munski pace the 4 10 mile. Finland extends military service to two years for 1941 1945 conscripts.
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Eagles
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Walter Mehl
Chuck Fenske
John Munski
Glenn Cunningham
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