Loyola Seeks Revenge In Intersections vs Tech
Loyola University Lions aim to rebound after a close loss to Santa Clara and face undefeated Tex as Tech in Lubbock. The Red Raiders’ passing attack is anticipated, while Loyola relies on a sturdy line under Coach Marty Brill after last year’s 19-0 defeat.
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Net Stars Tour South America
A team of American lawn tennis stars led by Don McNeill and including Jack Kramer Dorothy Bundy Elwood Cooke Katharine Winthrop will tour South America this winter. They sail Oct 11 and reach Rio de Janeiro Oct 23, visiting Brazil Paraguay Uruguay Argentina Chile Bolivia Peru and possibly Venezuela.
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U.P
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Don McNeill
Oklahoma City
Jack Kramer
Dorothy Bundy
California
Katharine Winthrop
South Hamilton
Mass
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Peru
Venezuela
Cochrane to Meet Robinson in Madison Square Garden
Freddie Cochran versus Ray Robinson will be a 10 round non title welterweight bout at Madison Square Garden on October 31, replacing the postponed Jenkins Angott lightweight title fight. Promoter Mike Jacobs announced the changes after the New York Boxing Commission delayed the Angott Jenkins bout to December 19.
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U.P
Freddie Cochran
Young Ray Robinson
Madison Square Garden
Lew Jenkins
Sammy Angott
Mike Jacobs
Jenkins-Angott
New York State Boxing Commission
National Boxing Association
NYU football coach laments tough 1941 schedule
Mal Stevens head of NYU footballs brains department faces injury plagued squad as they prepare to play Texas A M Syracuse Holy Cross Penn State Missouri Tulane and Fordham in a brutal 1941 slate. The team chose the tough path by selecting opponents themselves and now must rise to the challenge at Yankee Stadium.
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U.P
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Mal Stevens
Stevens
Light Brigade
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Syracuse
Holy Cross
Penn State
Missouri
Tulane
Fordham
New York Recognizes Jenkins as Lightweight Ruler
The New York body recognizes Jenkins as a lightweight ruler amid shifting political dynamics. Details remain sparse in the fragmented OCR segment.
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Gott
New York
Jenkins
Flying wing plane developed for U S war effort
The War Department shows definite interest in John K. Northrop’s flying wing, a fuselage free aircraft with a triangular wing and rear push props. It has flown at Muroc Lake under Army auspices and may reach speeds over 500 mph with forward gunnery turrets built into the wings.
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War Department
John K. Northrop
Los Angeles
Muroc Lake
Calif
Northrop
Loyalty Pledge Linked to Texas Training Camp Members
A loyalty pledge signed by 835 surviving members of the Texas first officers' training camp was presented to President Roosevelt. The pledge was bound in a volume and delivered by Amon G. Carter of Fort Worth, an honorary member, on behalf of the group. The organization comprises graduates of the 1st officers' training camp started August 1917 with army instructors at Leon Springs.
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Texas First Officers’ Training Camp
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Amon G. Carter
Fort Worth
Leon Springs
Marital Activities Score Over Marital Expediency
A Dallas selective service board excused a registrant whose marital life showed unusual persistence. He had three marriages and two divorces with the same woman, still married when drafted, and his steady conduct earned an exception as the board praised perseverance.
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U.P
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Draft takes A & M heroes to Uncle Sam in the line
The piece recalls how Texas A and M players like Oscar Blomquest Bernie Jovans Ray Rich and Bernie Feibish left the team as draft calls rose. It notes the shift in strength to the middle of the line and questions whether the score will favor 48 to 0 or 64 to 0 for the Aggies.
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Oscar Blomquest
Bernie Jovans
Ray Rich
Bernie Feibish
Texas Aggies
See Overwhelming Success for Local Chest Fund Drive
Community Chest campaigns nationwide report a 5.7 percent rise over last year and 6 percent more than goals. Rip C Underwood, local general chairman, said the initiative shows an expected strong outcome with campaigns starting October 16. He cited improved economy and employment as factors boosting fall contributions. 112 chests ran spring campaigns raising 20,049,236 dollars. Advance gifts cards are signed and in the mails. workers are urged to contact prospects as the official drive opens next Tuesday. Lanny Ross will discuss the effort on radio between 7 15 and 17 30 o clock.
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Underwood
Lanny Ross
Courthouse Notices of Property Transfers and Registrations
Courthouse records show transfers including Minnie Cox to Ama rillo Hardware for lots 13 and 14, block 354 Mirror and other deeds. Registered parcels include Lewis Jones to Roy M. Tyler lot 4 block 14 Fairview for 900 dollars and H O Green to Paul Carson lot 20 block 1 Washington Center for 6039 dollars. Also Theron G Fiske to Claude L Fly lot 14 block 14 D C Dist for 5050 dollars and W R Broom to A M Thomas lot 2 block 51 Glenwood for 750 dollars. New car registrations include a Chevrolet Pickup by Jim Waymouth.
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Amarillo Hardware Co
Mirror
C. A. Lucas
R. R. Pennington
River Road Gardens
Lewis Jones
Roy M. Tyler
Fairview
H. O. Green
Paul Carson
Washington Center
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Glenwood
Lelia Mar Wolber
F. G. Swain
Plemons
Theron G. Fiske
Claude L. Fly
D. C. Dist
Ambition Realized Yet Viola Teacher Dies On Stage
Eugene Schneid er, 59, a viola teacher, died of a heart attack during the Montreal Symphony concert conducted by Bruno Walter. He had hoped to perform Brahms Symphony No. 1. two musicians removed his instrument as he fainted mid performance. Schneid er had been excited all week about playing under Walter, despite his wife’s urging to skip the performance.
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Eugene Schneidver
Bruno Walter
Walter
Montreal Symphony
Schneider
Weather Maxim Holds From 3d Century B C
Philadelphia report notes archaic weather maxim that a ring around the moon foretells rain. Geophysicist Dr. Hans Neuberger says in winter halos predict rain or snow within 48 hours at 7 to 1 odds. In summer halos lead to rain about 2 to 1. in spring and fall about 3 to 1.
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U.P
State College
Hans Neuberger
Neuberger
B.C
WPA Workers Get Pay Raise in Amarillo Area
About 400 Amarillo WPA workers will receive a monthly pay increase of 5.20 dollars starting November 1, per Works Progress Administration Commissioner Howard O. Hunter. The local payroll will gain over 2 000 dollars monthly while raises do not apply to workers earning more than 100 dollars a month. Food costs have risen since the last adjustment two years ago.
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Amarillo
WPA
Howard O. Hunter
Works Progress
Washington
Mr. Hunter
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