Ball for Sale Free Auction at Amarillo Pampa Game
At the Amarillo Pampa football clash a signed ball autographed by players will be auctioned without money changing hands. Bidders pledge war bonds, with the highest pledge winning the ball. Mason King auctioneer L L Sone and Chas M Rogers oversee bids as District 1 AA title hopes hinge on the game.
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Butler Field
Mason King
L. L. Sone
Pampa
Chas. M. Rogers
Amarillo
Pampa Harvesters
Wichita Falls
Sun Bowl Re scheduled for New Year’s Day benefit game
The Sun Bowl committee reversed a cancellation and set a New Year’s Day game in El Paso to raise funds for Army and Navy relief. Dr. Bob Homan Jr., chairman, said several teams were approached and selection would be made by early December, with Hardin-Simmons among the likely contestants.
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EL Paso
Army
Navy
Bob Homan, Jr
Hardin-Simmons
Boston College Tops AP Football Poll On Auburn Boost
Boston College grabs the No. 1 spot in the AP college football poll after Auburn’s upset of Georgia, with Georgia Tech dropping to second. Ohio State rises to third after beating Michigan, while Wisconsin moves to fourth and Tulsa remains sixth with an undefeated record.
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NEW York
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Associated Press
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Ane
Tee Alabama Eevee Wees
Notre Dame Serene
Osee
Tennessee
Baseball Quiz Faces Moguls
In Chicago December 1, baseball's major league meeting opens with key decisions on minors and majors. About 10 minor leagues may operate next year, with player and territory issues front and center. Ford Frick says majors will revert to three-trip schedules to ease transportation, saving 20 000 passenger miles per club.
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Jack Cuddy
New York
U.P
Chicago
Ford Frick
Frick
Survivors Land After Caribbean Torpedo Sinkings
The navy said survivors from a medium merchant vessel torpedoed and sunk mid March in the Caribbean have been landed at an east port. Australia is noted as the sparsest populated country with two persons per square mile.
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Washington
Navy
Caribbean
Australia
Southwest Loop In Windup Practice
The Associated Press reports on the Southwest Loop windup practice session as teams finalize rosters and prepare for upcoming events. Players refine mechanics while coaches assess lineup options ahead of competition.
Tulsa hosts Arkansas and keeps bowl dreams in doubt
University of Tulsa faces Arkansas in a Thanksgiving Day clash that rekindles a 1901 rivalry. Tulsa seeks to slow Arkansas off a rough season while aiming to avoid bowl talk until season’s end. The Southwest Conference slate also includes Texas versus Texas A&M and Rice versus Baylor preparations loom.
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Edward Curtis
TULSA
University of Tulsa
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Georgia
Golden Hurricane
Henry Frnka
Frnka
Funka
Austin
Memorial Stadium
University of Texas Longhorns
Texas Aggies
Texas
Wallace Scott
Roy Dale MacKay
Graham Best Man on Best Team To Finish in Cellar
Evanston Nov 24 Otto Graham of Northwestern is hailed as the best player on the best team to finish in the Western Conference cellar. The Wildcats, 1 win in 9 starts, rely on Graham’s record pace to chase new marks in passes and yardage as they face the Great Lakes sailors in the final game.
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Navy
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Princeton University
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Red) Blaik
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Bertelli
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Tommy Harmon
Michigan
Texas Star
Austin
Tex
U.P
Joe Schwarzing
University of Texas
Eleanor McCall
Houston
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Waco
Longhorn
Bartola Manager Seeks Pep Challenge For Title Bout
Lou Shiro manager of Sal Bartola of Boston will post a $1,000 check with the New York State Athletic Commission to press a bout against Willie Pep holder of the New York world featherweight title. Pep has six months to defend. Bartola posted his 12th straight win with a 10 round decision over Dave Crawford before 3,000 at Valley Arena.
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Holyoke
Mass
U.P
Lou Shiro
Sal Bartola
Boston
New York State Athletic Commission
Willie Pep
New York State
Pep
Bartola
Dave Crawford
New York
Valley Arena
Beazley Named Rookie of the Year in Chicago
Johnny Beazley of the world champion St. Louis Cardinals was chosen as Rookie of the Year by the Chicago chapter of the Baseball Writers Association. He was the World Series pitching hero and will receive the J Louis Comiskey trophy at a December dinner.
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U.P
Johnny Beazley
St. Louis Cardinals
Baseball Writers’ Association
Beazley
J Louis Comiskey
Old and New Wizards Meet in Big Ten Clash
Ohio State hosts Iowa Naval Cadets in Columbus as coaching legends Bernie Bierman and Paul Brown face off. Bierman, former Minnesota champion mentor, leads the Cadets, while Brown guides Ohio State to 14 wins, 2 losses, and a tie.
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Big Ten
Ohio State
Iowa Naval Cadets
Columbus
Gray
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Mighty Gophers
Paul Brown
Bierman
Brown
Cotton Fire Destroys Bryan Warehouse Plant
About 500 bales of cotton burned in a blaze of unknown origin that yesterday destroyed Bryan’s warehouse plant. Damages to the compress and cotton were estimated at up to 150000 dollars.
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Bryan
Franco dissolves Falange council in Spain appoints 95 to new body
General Francisco Franco dismantled the Falange National Governing Body and named 95 members to a reconstituted council in Madrid. The move consolidates control of the only legal party in Spain.
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Madrid
Francisco Franco
Falange Council
Spain
Chile Breaks Relations With Axis If Advisable
Chilean President Juan Antonio Rios announced that Chile would sever ties with the Axis if it serves the country's and the American continent's interests. He spoke in Santiago on Nov 24 amid wartime tensions and regional policy considerations.
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Chile
Juan Antonio Rios
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