NEA All-America Team 1942 Five Midwest Five NT South
NEA selects its 1942 All-America football team after collecting ballots from across the country. The lineup includes Dove and Wilding at back positions, Hillenbrand, Sinkwich, Dobbs, and Holovak as backs, Dove and Schreiner at ends, Whitmire and Wildung at tackles, Hardy and Pregulman at guards, with Midwest players heavily represented.
All America 1942 Team Picks Include Moseley and Poschner
The article lists top college players by position with notes on key backs such as George Poschner and Spencer Moseley. It praises Yale captain Moseley, highlights backfield stars like Sinkwich and Holovak, and lauds several conference standouts while noting injuries and position shifts shaping the All America selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spence Moseley
Yale
Eliend
Moseley
New Haven
All-America
Texas Interscholastic League title chase tightens across districts
The Texas Interscholastic League races enter a critical stretch with key showdowns looming. Masonic Home Mighty Mites clash with Polytechnic in Fort Worth as North Side and Paschal battle for possible three way tie. Amarillo faces Pampa. Gladewater visits Longview. Abilene faces San Angelo in pursuit of district crowns amid potential triple ties. Pelicans Cardinals split. renewal not set for 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Masonic
Mites
Amon Carter Riverside
Sandies
Longview
Gladewater
Kilgore
Amarillo Sandies vs Pampa Harvesters Thanksgiving Floodlight Duel
The Amarillo High School Sandies meet the Pampa Harvesters on Butler Field at 2:30 tomorrow Thanksgiving Day. A charity style pregame program includes band demonstrations, a ball auction for a war bond, and a halftime ceremony. The winner decides district lead or ties, while the loser ends 1942 football hopes. Tickets at Maxor Drug and Herbert Drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo High School
Sandies
Pampa High School
Harvesters
Butler Field
Pampa
Amarillo
H. S
Maxor Drug
Fisk
Herbert Drug
Rickey Sets Baseball Platform For Wartime Meeting
Branch Rickey, president of the Brooklyn Dodgers, backs seven game per season night baseball limit and current 25 man roster while stressing wartime coordination and manpower shortages as decisive for the game. He notes Dolph Camilli may return and opposes expansion of night games outside coastal zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Scheffels
United Press
New York
Navy
U.P
Bushy Browed
Branch Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago
Rickey
Dolph Camilli
Bradley Fears Fans Do Not Want Wartime Baseball
Cleveland Indians president Alva Bradley doubts fans want wartime baseball and says he would rather not open the ball park next spring if wolves would harass players for not being in military service. He notes players will have wives and children to support and questions if the public will accept that.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Alva Bradley
Cleveland Indians
Ball Park
Wolves
Indians
Bradley
Missouri Clinches Big Six Title Lead
Columbia Missouri Missouris football team stands close to sealing the Big Six title as only Kansas remains on the conference schedule with the Tigers in position to clinch the championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Columbia
Kansas
Tigers
Ancient Rivals Meet at Austin Thanksgiving Classic
Texas A. M. and the University of Texas renew the Southwest Conference’s oldest rivalry in a Thanksgiving Day clash before a 45,000 crowd. A Texas win could clinch a tie for the championship as Baylor and T. C. U. each have one loss. Co-Captain Joe Schwarzing’s upcoming marriage is to be celebrated with the win, while Coach Dana X. Bible may coach despite his father’s illness. Members of the T association and former captains from 1896 and 1895 plan to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas A. M
University of Texas
Texas
Baylor
Joe Schwarzing
Waco
Eleanor McCall
Houston
Dana X. Bible
Tennessee
Julius FP. House
Portland
Ontario
Canada
W. W. Fisher
Taking One Last Guessing Whirl
HEAP BARKER lists college football picks for Nov 28 NOV 25 194? observers weigh Cornell Penn Missouri Tulsa Arkansas Tulane Texas A M Texas William and Mary Great Lakes Wake Forest NC State etc. The piece notes Army Navy Georgia Tech Notre Dame and other matchups with optimistic predicting tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heap Barker
New York
Cornell
PENN
Wally Kretz
Kansas
Missourl
Tigers
Fordham
Missouri
Arkansas
TULSA
Razorbacks
Detroit
Louisiana State
Tulane
Texas A & M
TEXAS
William & Mary
Richmond
Great Lakes
Northwestern
Wake Forest
South Carolina
Virginia Tech
Virginia
Ditto
ARMY
NAVY
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Auburn
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Michigan
Notre Dame
California
Mickey McCardie
Trojans
Georgia Navy
Alabama
IOWA
North Carolina Naval
N. C. Navy
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
Vols
Tennessee Paylor-Rice
Rice
Kansas State
Nebraska
Texas Christian
Southern Methodist
T.C.U
Oregon State
Michigan State
Duke
Jacksonville Naval
Indiana
Fort Knox
Illinois
Camp Grant
Oklahoma A. & M
UCLA
Santa Ana
Miami
West Virginia
Iowa Naval
Idaho
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Iping Dinitian Will
NEA
NEA Service
Pacific Coast
Bob Steuber
Midwest
South
New England
Southwest
Midlands
Frank Sinkwich
Glenn Dobbs
Maifhack
Nein, Richt Kod
By Harry Grayson
George Poschner
Lou Rymkus
Chuck Taylor
Stanford
Walt Harrison
Washington
Julius Franks
Frank Merritt
al Host
Clint Castleberry
Ga. Tech
Pat Harder
Wisconsin
Roy McKay
Spencer D. Moseley
Hillenbrand
Sinkwich
Youngstown Flyer
Wally Butts
James E. Kelleher
Albert A. Wistert
Alex Agase
Ilinois
Buddy Gatewood
Lindell Houston
Gil Bouley
Boston College
Donald Currivan
Boston
Col. Paul Governali
Blondy Black
Mississippi
Bill Daley
Minnesota
Joe Muha
Mil. In
Dick McPhee
Dobbs
Mike
Holovak
Dove
Frank Leahy
Schreiner
Whitmire
Wilding
Hardy
Preguiman
San Angelo
Abilene
Odessa Brones
Sweetwater
Pelicans
New Orleans
New Orleans Pelicans
St. Louis Cardinals
Charlie Hurth
Southern Association
Klug
Milwaukee
al Klug
Marquette
San Francisco
Henry Bob Howard
Worcester
Vasquez
Spain
Johnny Cool
Worchester
New Bedford
Mass
al Costa
Ceferino Bronco
Fall
Woonsocket, R. I
MR. Advertiser
Amarillo Field
Ewing Publishing CO
Tri-Way Garage
S. Pierce
Vicky Harkins
Philadelphia
Andre Gomez
Havane
Jimmy Warren
Leo Lebron
Montreal
White Plains
N. Y
Sonny Horne
Niles
Jerry Lastarza
Fred Flores
Fred Graham
Johnny Compo
Mie
Germenich
Blackburn ‘Bros
John Furbach
Polk