Yankees Sell Lefty Gomez to Boston Braves
Senor Vernon Lefty Gomez, long time Yankees star and southpaw ace, sold to the Boston Braves for about 10000. The move ends a 13 year Yankees run with 189 wins and 101 losses. Gomez known for his antics and fastball, joined Yankees in 1931 after a 1929 Seals purchase.
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New York
U.P
Senor Vernon
Lefty) Gomez
New York Yankees
Boston Braves
Yankees
el Goofy
San Francisco Seals
Yankee
NBC Radio Schedule Highlights Across Day Parts
A detailed listing of NBC and network programs across Thursday morning and evening, with channel blocks including Mr. and Mrs. North Tommy Dorsey Orchestra Time To Smile Eddie Cantor Mr District Attorney Kay Kyser's College of Musical Knowledge News by Air Soldiers of the Press Author's Playhouse Mary Lee Taylor The O Neills and more, plus weekday afternoon and evening lineups.
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Mrs. North
NBC
Tommy Dorsey
Eddie Cantor
Kay Kyser
College of Musical Knowledge
Soldiers of the Press
Author's Playhouse
The
Sky Pilot
Farm
Rise 'N Shine
the Trading Post
Milt Herth
Alt
Alec Randolph
Light of the World
Wunstop Duzzit
Morning Melodies
Battle of Wits
Guiding Light
March of Mercy
Jesse Crawford
News
Ma Perkins
Pepper Young
Stella Dallas
Lorenzo Jones
Young Widder Brown
Portia
Life
Just Plain
Bill
Front Page
Farrell
Shrednik
Amarillo Field
Box K Ranchers
Sparta Review
Cadets Grow Victory Garden As Navy Fitness Plan
North Carolina Navy Pre-Flight School cadets will cultivate a 14 acre Victory Garden next summer under Lieut. Commander Harman and Ensign Chivers. Mid-Atlantic Greenkeepers urge golf clubs to turn courses into large gardens for exercise, while amateur gardeners note hoeing corn and digging spuds is effective training.
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Hugh Fullerton, Jr
New York
North Carolina Navy
Harvey Harman
Ensign Warren Chivers
Dartmouth
Mid-Atlantic Greenkeepers Association
Navy
Boudreau Says Indians to Beat in War Year
Cleveland manager Lou Boudreau declares the Indians are the team to beat in the American League this season. President Alva Bradley expects attendance to hold steady. The remarks came at a writers dinner honoring Ken Keltner as the Tribe’s MVP of 1942.
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Cleveland
Lou Boudreau
Indians
Alva Bradley
Baseball Writers
Ken Keltner
Tribe
Uncle Sam is Calling Reese
Harold Pee We Reese Brooklyn Dodger shortstop was ordered to report for a preliminary physical examination and said he would try to join the Marines or the Navy. The call comes as a forerunner to possible reclassification and induction.
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Louisville
U.P
Harold
Pee-Wee) Reese
Brooklyn Dodger
Marines
Navy
Brooklyn
Reese
Bears Announce 1942 Baylor Lettermen
Baylor University awards twenty two varsity football letters for the 1942 season. Recipients include Aubrey Bailey Bube Barnett Bill Coleman Bill Cavan Milton Crain Bert Edminson James Erwin Wenzell Gandy Lester Gatewood James Griffin W B Godbold Bobby Henderson Gordon Hollon Jack Jeffrey Tom Johnson M L Kit Kittrell Albin Murski Travis Nelson Lloyd Price J W Robinson LeRoy Robertson and Olan Runnels.
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WACO
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Aubrey Bailey
Bube Barnett
Bill Coleman
Bill Cavan
Milton Crain
Bert Edminson
James Erwin
Wenzell Gandy
Lester
Buddy) Gatewood
James Griffin
W. B. Godbold
Bobby Henderson
Gordon Hollon
Jack Jeffrey
Tom Johnson
M. L
Kit) Kittrell
Albin Murski
Travis Nelson
Lloyd Price
J. W. Robinson
LeRoy Robertson
Olan Runnels
FALSE TEETH AID PROMISES CONFIDENCE AND COMFORT
An ad promotes FASTEETH powder as a way to keep dentures firm and comfortable. It claims the alkaline formula has no gummy taste and no nausea and helps prevent plate odor. It urges readers to buy FASTEETH at drug stores.
Top Bouts Set For Seventh Globe News Golden Gloves
Fans in Amarillo pack the auditorium for eight weight divisions across Novice and Gloves classes in a three night Golden Gloves tournament. Officials include Referee Toby Waggoner and Dr E W Cain. judges J W Mode Otis Williams Harry Myers John Lee. timekeeper Charley Fitz. Tickets on sale at Maxor Drug and Globe News offices with ringside $1.10 general 80 cents and uniformed men 50 cents.
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Amarillo
Joe Louis
USC
Toby Waggoner
E. W. Cain
J. W. “Jinks
Otis Williams
Harry Meyers
John Lee
Charley Fitz
Duke Nally
Elma Curlin
Fort Worth
Maxor Drug
Pisk
Amarillo Field
Post Exchange
Globe News
Tennessee Reveals Rough Reputation in Sugar Bowl Victory
In New Orleans Tennessee defeated Tulsa 14 to 7 in the Sugar Bowl amid a high penalty tally. The Volunteers racked up 100 yards in penalties while nine other bowl teams did not exceed 40 yards. Boston College lost 37 to 21 to Alabama in the Orange Bowl.
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NBA
New Orleans
Tennessee
Tulsa
Volunteers
Boston College
Alabama
San Francisco
Landis forgoes Florida vacation to supervise spring training
Kenesaw Mountain Landis, baseball commissioner, cancels a Florida vacation for the first time in 23 years. He says the players will train in the North, so he will stay to set a proper example and avoid wasting time in the South.
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Chicago
Kenesaw Mountain
Australian war casualties total 52 148 in all theatres
Prime Minister John Curtin reported to parliament that from outbreak to end of December Australia tallied 52,148 battle casualties across theaters. The breakdown included 6,826 killed 23,892 missing 9,059 known prisoners and 12,371 wounded.
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Canberra
Australia
John Curtin
Parliament
New York Lads Head Toward Texas Ride Idea
Newark youths Joseph Anello and Dominic Paris,both 11 and 12, set out with 15 cents toward Texas after hearing the horse would return. They told police they aimed to learn riding in Texas, fueled by a gas line shortage affecting travel.
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Newark
N. J
Joseph Anello
Dominic Paris
Texas
New York City
Baylor Meets Aggies Tonight in cellar clash
Baylor and Texas A&M meet in College Station for the Southwest Conference game that could pull Baylor from last place while A&M seeks to avoid dipping further. Baylor won their only conference game, an overtime 66 58 win at Waco, while A&M’s lone win was against TCU. The contest opens conference play and the next swing begins February 5 with Baylor at Arkansas.
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U.P
Baylor
Bruin Cagers
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Aggies
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TCU
Epidemic Halts Bradley Field Basketball Game
In New Britain Connecticut on January 27 the Bradley Field Fliers were ready to play the New Britain Teachers College team when orders halted the game due to a measles epidemic in New Britain.measles outbreak leads to cancellation affecting military team at Bradley Field and local college game.
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New Britain
Conn
U. S. Army
Bradley Field
Teachers’ College
Italy's seven month coal imports reach seven point eight million tons
Italy imported 7,800,000 tons of coal in the first seven months of the year, with 6,000,000 tons sourced from Germany.
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Italy
Germany
Hambletonian Stake Held On Schedule Next August
Good Time Race Track owner William H. Cane announced the $40,000 Hambletonian Stake trotting classic will go on as planned next August barring government intervention. Thirty eight horses remain eligible for the race in Goshen New York.
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N. Y
William H. Cane
Cane
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