Amarillo Offers 25 Cent Soldier Golf At Ming Links
Mayor Joe A. Jenkins announces special service men rates at Ross Rogers Municipal Golf Course. Army golfers pay 25 cents for 18 holes and 25 cent club rental, available daily except Sundays and holidays when civilian rates apply. Club Pro Gene Root will assist soldier golfers in enjoying civilian life sports.
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Globe News
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Great Southwest
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Gene Root
Painter and Cartoonist Do Stuff in Army
Augusta dispatch describes Pvt Red Robin of the 22nd Infantry blending art and service. Red Robin, Zuni painter with Denver training and exposure to major galleries, sketches a mural for the unit. Lin Streeter, also in the 22nd, creates mimeo magazine art for the Double Deucer. In Los Angeles Miss Francis A. Wright surveys 2000 Latin American folk songs, praising their melody though centering on moon and love themes.
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Denver
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Los Angeles
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U.P
Francis A. Wright
University of California
Wallace Butts Wins Thrill of the Year for Georgia Win
Georgia coach Wallace Butts sobbed with joy after the 21 10 victory over Alabama that extended the team’s win streak to 13. The piece notes his background from Milledgeville and Mercer, his “color system” and single wingback offense, and mentions a death in desert combat involving Georgia center Tommy Witt.
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Tommy Witt
Georgia Center
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Gordon Named AL MVP After 1942 World Series Bust
Joe Gordon of the New York Yankees was chosen as the American League MVP with 270 points. Ted Williams finished second. Johnny Pesky and Vern Stephens followed, as Gordon’s strong season offset a poor World Series showing against the Cardinals.
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Flash) Gordon
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Phil Rizzuto
Joe DiMaggio
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Red Sox
Lou Gehrig
DiMaggio
Johnny Pesky
Vern+ Stephens
St. Louis Browns
Ernie Bonham
Army career spans decades for Willis D Helms
Willis D Helms joined the Army in 1905 and served until 1910 as a sergeant. He re enlisted in 1915 and became a lieutenant later promoted to an Air Corps captain, serving until 1922. At age 54 he again enlisted as a private and now holds the rank of private first class stationed somewhere in the Pacific.
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Baylor's Cinderella team faces Texas in championship bid
Baylor, led by Frank Kimbrough, has surprised by beating Texas A M and T C U while relying on the "Good Old Baylor Line" to stall drives. Texas seeks revenge after last year's humiliation as both teams prepare for a likely Texas rivalry clash in Fort Worth next week.
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Harvard Coach Gets Advanced Information
New York dateline reports Harvard coach Dick Harlow may have known about Princeton’s upset a week earlier. Mrs Harlow left Cambridge to visit her daughter Jane in Westminster Maryland. Jane hinted Dick needed his wife at home. Jane’s baby is anticipated.
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Sinkwich Lifts Georgia Past Alabama Despite 10-0 Lead
New York reports Frankie Sinkwich, an All American, refused to let his team lose as Georgia defeated Alabama on Saturday in a four star victory. Stedler notes Sinkwich laughed at the 10-0 score and carried the Bulldogs to the win.
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Frankie Sinkwich
Georgia
Alabama
Art McGovern Buried Today
Artie McGovern famed fitness trainer known for lean living was buried today after dying from a kidney ailment. He built a national health movement with clients including Babe Ruth Jack Dempsey and John Philip Sousa while running lavish New York gyms and authoring The Secret of Keeping Fit.
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Hendrik Willem van Loon
Eddy Duchin
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Riding Academy
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Texas and A. M. Stars Dominate Southwest Football Stats
Texas fullback Roy McKay leads with 579 rushing yards and 43.1 yard punting. A M’s Leo Daniels tops passers with 564 yards on 50 completions. Daniels also has 16.7 yard punt return average. Texas runs 1,982 yards. SMU leads pass defense. California plans Mongolian courses for Shangri La visitors.
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Max Sallings
Arkansas
Cullen Rogers
Southern Methodist
White Plains Card Ends In Draw And Wins For Local Boxers
In White Plains Pete Kennedy drew with Herbie Kronowitz while Al Fine outpointed Andy Fowler. In New York Broadway Arena Maxie Berger defeated Ernie Robinson and Walter Thomas beat Al Smith.
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Montreal
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