Amarillo Bowlers Shine In Oklahoma Times Meet
Amarillo bowlers reported strong showings at the Oklahoma Times Bowling Tournament in Oklahoma City. Emily Reubenstahl led in singles with 809, Ruby Wagner and Jimmie Shane led the duo with 1173 in the Playmore Doubles Sweepstakes, while H L McMinn starred in the men's singles at 1263.
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Buffs and Coaches Note Wins Shadowed by Odd Bets
West Texas State and New Mexico A&M shellacked opponents in rapid runs as coaching schemes, travel, and even a waiter’s miscue influenced results. Illinois’ Doug Mills mentors a four-sophomore Illini rise to the Big Ten lead, while Purdue and Minnesota meet in a pivotal clash. Duke and William & Mary pace the Southern Conference with NC State visiting. Purman faces South Carolina and the Citadel. Oklahoma awaits Gerry Tucker return after Iowa State. Kansas leads the Big 12 while Missouri drops the Cyclones. UCLA near Stanford hosts two games as Creighton battles Drake and St. Louis at Oklahoma A&M. Colorado seeks a 10th straight win as Denver beats Wyoming in the Big Seven Charity game. Atlantic coast action centers on West Texas Giants at Madison Square Garden with Princeton guesting. Cornell leads the east while Dartmouth trails. West Texas visits St Joseph’s in Philadelphia as Penn State and Temple share a twin bill. Tennessee Eyes unbeaten conference mark as Kentucky and Georgia clash with non-conference tests looming.
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al Baggett
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NYU Football Faces Possible War Year Shutdown
NYU may drop football after accumulating a $65,000 two season deficit. Dr. Mal Stevens notes losses of $4,000 in 1939, $30,000 in 1940, and $35,000 in 1941, as the university council considers abolishing the sport during wartime.
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Hogan Looks Like Shoo-In For New Crown
Benny Hogan holds a clear lead at the San Francisco Open after two rounds. Hogan carded 65 in the first round and 71 in the second, totaling eight under par, with a four stroke edge over the field as rain and delays affected play.
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Mel Ott Honored by New York Quarterbacks Club
The Monday Morning Quarterbacks Club reassembles to fete Mel Ott, long a Giants standout and local favorite, with a testimonial dinner Feb 11 in New York. Ott hesitates about speaking but accepts, as the event sits between his trip to New York and Florida spring training. The banquet honors Ott for outstanding service to baseball and his example to local youth.
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Lone Star Cagers Take Up Books Now
In Denton on January 26 examinations take precedence over basketball as Southwest Texas Bobcats open conference play January 28 with North Texas Eagles visiting San Marcos for the lone league game. North Texas enters 2-1, while East Texas Lions, 54-30 winners over Stephen F. Austin, remain undefeated and favored to reclaim the Lone Star title from Stephen F. Austin.
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Miami Cagers Split With Follet Duo
Miami basketball teams the Warriors and Peewees traveled to Follett for return games. The Peewees defeated Follett 26 to 2 while the Warriors fell 26 to 7. The Warriors schedule includes two conference games and one nonconference game.
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Table Wins Long Jump Ski Title
The Snoqualmie meet on January 26 saw a table win the long jump ski title. Details emphasize a notable performance by a top competitor and the event's context within the winter sports program.
Sports flashbacks across years highlight notable title bouts
A recap lists past sports milestones including Ken Bartholemew’s national outdoor speed skating title a year ago Frank Kovacs defeating Bobby Riggs in a Florida West Coast tennis final and major league contracts for Lou Gehrig and Jim Foxx from five years prior, framing a concise sports trends snippet.
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Florida Ponies Pay Million Dollar Tax
Florida's racing season has yielded over one million dollars in taxes from betting at horse and dog tracks and the Jar Alai Fronton through January 23. Governor Spessard L. Holland released the figures, noting tax revenues for counties and public welfare work.
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Sarah Cook Sees Power Rise in Practice Ahead of Title Defense
Coral Gables Florida January 26 Pretty Sarah Cooke says her improved power comes from practice with husband Elwood after returning from a South American tour. She notes Pauline Betz has sharpened volleys and forehands and acknowledges rivals Dorothy Bundy Helen Jacobs remain strong as four contenders loom for the title.
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Pastor Slims Down for Lesnevich Bout at MSG
New York heavyweight Bob Pastor weighs 181 pounds for Friday night’s bout with light heavyweight champion Gus Lesnevich at Madison Square Garden. Pastor plans another long workout today as part of his preparations. Four million visitors annually flock to the Bronx Zoo in New York.
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Touring Tennis Pros Invade Midwest
In Kansas City on January 26 Fred Perry faced Les ter Stoeffen and Don Budge met Bobby Riggs as a top tier professional tour arrived in the Midwest. Frankie Kovacs stayed sidelined with an injury while the barnstorming show drew crowds and showcased leading players.
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Buffs Cage Center Is No Texas Oddity
West Texas State introduces Halbert the 6 foot 10 inch sophomore center for the Hilltoppers against Long Island University in the Garden on January 28. Halbert’s scoring past and playmaking, aided by Price Brookfield and Jack Maddox, highlight a team built around height and speed.
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al Baggett
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Westminster College Mentors and Moves Create Coaching Shuffle
Westminster College in Salt Lake City reshuffles athletic leadership as Ed Durr resigns, Paul Deacon replaces, Deacon exits with Gene Tunney's naval PE corps, Ray Dubois an ex-Denver athlete joins then moves to the army air corps, leaving Westminster seeking again. The piece notes sacred cats in ancient Egypt.
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