Bierman Named Coach of Week by United Press
Bernie Bierman of Minnesota is named Coach of the Week by United Press. A World War Marine captain now in the Marine reserve, he leads a rugged Gopher squad famed for tactical mastery and attention to detail. Bierman’s teams have built a modern Minnesota dynasty and seek another title as the season advances.
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Bruce Smith
Southern California
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Joe Mernix
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U S Players Reach Mixed Doubles Semifinals in Argentina
U S Singles Champion Don Mc Neill of Oklahoma City and Dor othy May Bundy of Santa Monica defeated Argentina's Heraldo Weiss and Maria Teran 3 6 6 1 6 2 to reach the mixed doubles semifinals. Bundy with Sarah Palfrey Cooke then beat Mrs Marfort and Mrs Mackinon 6 1 6 1 in women's doubles.
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Oklahoma City
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Santa Monica
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Miss Bundy
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Mrs. Mackinon
Bowling standout Barry leads Texas Alleys in Commercial League
Dick Barry of the Texas Alleys paced the Commercial League last night with a 514 total. He posted games of 183 177 and 154 to top the standings and set pace for the league.
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Gossipy notes on fighters coaches and college sports
New York gossip column notes Henry Armstrong plans a fighter stable before retirement. Tennessee favors a Sugar Bowl bid over a coastal option. Don Budge regains weight after illness but complains about a noisy gas buggy. Carl Snavely and Dick Harlow exchange weekly strategic ideas. Fritzie Zivic bets Al Davis on a seven stanza kayo. Auburn seeks Bring 'Em Back Alive for last four games against LSU, Florida, Georgia, and Kentucky. Dodgers mail questionnaires to pitchers about facing the NL’s first 25 hitters. Michigan railroad engineer to quiet whistle as Harmon drills for Northwestern. Tulane voters praise Boston College as top opponent this year, noting Texas A&M’s Sugar Bowl win.
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New York
Henry Armstrong
Tennessee
Don Budge
Carl Snavely
Dick Harlow
Fritzie Zivic
al Davis
Auburn
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Frankie Hill Aims to End Danny McShain Streak Thursday
Frankie Hill positions himself as the logical challenger to break Danny McShain's string of victories at the National Guard Armory. Hill earned the right by defeating Joe Banaski last week and declares McShain a stepping stone. He seeks to prove his warning untrue in the main event Thursday night.
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Danny McShain
National Guard Armory
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Joe Banaski
McShain
Texas Aggies Prep For Rice With Scrimmage
COLLEGE STATION November 12 The Texas Aggies began preparations for a stout Rice challenge with a long scrimmage. Coach Homer Norton noted Rice's strong pass defense, implying the Aggies may rely on ground gains to win and that they will not ignore the Owls rushing defense.
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Oklahoma Lands Star Basketball Player
Wichita Kansas reports 17 year old Winfield athlete Gerald Tucker enrolled at the University of Oklahoma in Norman transferring from Kansas State College Manhattan and noted as a former two year state champion basketball player and top tennis performer.
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Dick Cull Jr Proposes 1941 Indians Be Peck's Bad Boys
Dayton Ohio resident Dick Cull Jr suggests calling the 1941 Cleveland Indians "Peck's Bad Boys" as a labeled nickname reflecting their on field swagger.
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Pop Warner Hails Clarkson as A&I All America Candidate
Felix R. McKnight profiles Stuart Clarkson of Texas A&I College praising him as a rising All-America candidate. The piece places Clarkson among famed Texas linemen and notes Pop Warner and other experts recognize his potential, comparing him to past Southwest stars.
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Texas Prairies
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Texas Christian University
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Bulldog) Turner
Hardin - Simmons
Mel Hein
Texas
Stuart Clarkson
Texas Arts and Industries College
Southwest
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John Kimbrough
Texas Aggies
Pop Warner
Old Sage
San Jose
Indians name Peckinpaugh in thoughtful 1941 decision
Henry McLemore notes the Cleveland Indians have named Frank Peckinpaugh manager for 1941. The column lists seven potential successors for 1942 and mocks winter conjecture while praising Peckinpaugh for securing the job early and allowing time for team adjustments and fan celebrations.
Clarkson to play as Buffs face A. I. Javalinas in Canyon
Felix McKnight profiles Stew art Clarkson as the A and I Javelinas visit West Texas State Buffaloes in Canyon on November 23 for a potential Alamo conference title deciding showdown. The Buffaloes focus on Saturday's game against the Oklahoma City Goldbugs.
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Oklahoma City Goldbugs
Coaches praise Clarkson as a standout in Texas college grid scene
The piece notes Homer Norton of Texas A and M and Jess Neely of Rice Institute praising a player named Clarkson. It mentions Clarkson's limited minutes this season yet calls him a strong understudy and recalls A and I's win over San Jose State 10-0 after playing the Pacific slope trip.
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Hiring and firing seen as smart move in hindsight
By this time next year observers who hired him may defend the firing as prudent. The line suggests people close to the decision anticipate a justified outcome, framing the firing as a calculated risk likely to pay off.
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Kentucky Hound Tops Foxhunters Meet in Alabama
Pebble Hill Flying Old Fashion, a four year old hound from Kentucky owned by Pansy Ireland of Harrodsburg, led the Futurity Stakes with 80 points for hunting driving trailing and speed at the National Foxhunters Association event in Florence. Lucy Heels from Paducah placed second with 65 points and Eli B and Spindletop Wimpy tied for third with 50 points each.
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Pebble Hill
National Foxhunters’ Association
Kentucky
Pansy Ireland
Harrodsburg
Lucy Heels
Carson Park Riding Club
Paducah
Texas A and I Football Praises Clarkson and Clarkson’s Return
Texas A and I praised a standout player Clarkson after a hard fought 9 6 loss to Rice Institute where Rice won in the final seconds. Coach Jess Neely noted Clarkson left the game briefly but returned to further shine. Bud McCallum lauded Clarkson as a premier center and blocker who excels in tackling defense and play diagnosis and will be back next season.
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Clarkson
Homer Norton
Rice Institute
Institute
Jess Neely
Bud McCallum
Texas A. and I
Southwest
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