Jarrin Johnn Kimbrough Flattered by $500000 Suit
Hollywood reports Jarrin Johnn Kimbrough, once Texas A and M star, is "highly flattered" by a $500000 suit against New York Yankees owner Hertz. Attorney Jerome Mayo says Kimbrough has a one year personal services contract with Hertz and a separate club deal. Mayo expects no victory for Hertz and notes Kimbrough wishes to finish his film work before football.
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Buck Dickens Sees Rabbits Overrun Blaine County Wheat
WATONGA Okla U P reports farmer Buck Dickens says jackrabbits fill his wheat field so thick army worms feeding on wheat now appear to be shearing the rabbits.
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Buffs Entertain Goldbugs in Opener
In Fullerton New York on Sept 17 the pennant progress report notes bookies rate the Yankees at 9-5 to win the World Series with Keller and Rolfe out. Kirby Higbe vows not to shave until the Dodgers clinch the pennant, a nod to Brooklyn’s last pennant in 1920 with the race decided on Sept 27.
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West Texas State hosts Oklahoma City University in season opener
The 1941 Panhandle football season opens with West Texas State Buffaloes hosting Oklahoma City University Goldbugs at Buffalo Field Canyon. The game marks WT campus entry into the Border Intercollegiate Athletic Conference and features standout halfback Bounding Ben Collin aiming to build on last year’s top sprinting form. Officials named include Dr. R P Parcells of Northwestern as umpire.
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Halas and the Eleven Bears Highlight Chicago Bedtime Story
The piece notes B M Atkinson Jr praises Halas and the Bears in Chicago as a top bedtime tale. Francis Ouimet jokes about golf and baseball. Maxie Shapiro comments on Ray Robinson’s 23 straight wins heading to 24 at the Garden. ועוד
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Dykes Calls for Big Shakeup as Sox Fail to Win
Boston report quotes Chicago manager Jimmy Dykes urging clubs behind the leader by 20 or more games to tear themselves apart and criticizing players not meeting two season expectations while joking about gall bladder surgery. A Russia parachutist then delays opening a chute from 21 160 feet before reach 343 feet per second.
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Sper’s film rounds forecast major college football
Norman L. Sper, highly ranked among national football predictors, presents a movie screening at the Paramount and State theaters. The general round-up previews the coming season with Rose Bowl teams named, and next week his shorts predict the following week’s games for a prize draw.
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Former Sandie Star M. T. Johnson Out for Season
Amarillo freshman M. T. Johnson of the Oklahoma Sooners will miss the season due to a chipped ankle bone injury from Saturday scrimmage. Doctors debated surgery but chose to defer until next spring. Johnson follows a family line of Sooner backs including his father Hap Johnson and uncle Eddie.
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Ohio State Grid Enigma Seeks Big Ten Breakthrough
Ohio State faces a coaching overhaul under 32 year old Paul Brown as it rebuilds for the Big Ten. The Buckeyes trimmed the roster to 41 and plan a daily practice rhythm with 14 plays for the Sept. 27 Missouri opener.
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Minneapolis Seeks First Playoff Title in Semi Final Win
Minneapolis, aiming for its first American Association playoff title, halted Louisville’s streak at three with a 9 to 3 victory in four and the fifth inning surge. Columbus waits as the other semi is decided. a Louisville win would seal the final lineup. Rain caused three postponements before the win.
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Texas League Playoff Standings Highlight Tulsa Dallas Game
Tuesday night the Tulsa and Dallas teams faced off in a Texas League playoff. Dallas won 4 to 1 with key hits from Bertram Bryant Hernandez Nicholas and Cronin.
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Dallas Rebels Ahead In Texas Playoff
Dallas advances in the Texas League Shaughnessy playoff after a 4 to 1 win over Tulsa. Sal Gliatto will start tonight to try to finish off the Oilers. Roy Johnson counters with Henry Wise, a 20 games won 4 loss pitcher.
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Atlanta Beats Nashville In SA Playoff Pitching Duel
Atlanta tied the Southern Association playoff at two games apiece by beating the Volunteers 2 to 1 behind Bob Chipman who held Nashville scoreless with men on base. Both teams had seven hits as Roxie Lawson took the loss. Russian studios plan color productions of The Bluebird The Hunchback Horse and The Snow Queen after the opera.
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Rocky Mountain Conference May Permit Use of Freshmen
Denver September 17. Draft losses and defense jobs threaten varsity rosters as five colleges in the Rocky Mountain Conference consider allowing freshmen to play this season. Faculty reps meet tonight to decide if they join Colorado Mines in honoring deferments while others lose first string players. Coach Paul Wright of Western State says it would be impossible to field a team without freshmen. John Hancock of Greeley State agrees, favoring freshmen in play.
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Admiral the Siberian husky leads Ravenna tale
In Ravenna Ohio Admiral a Siberian husky born with the Byrd Antarctic expedition stands as the towns most distinguished dog. He is owned by Dr. Earl C. Wright.
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California Couple Reveal Secret Washington Birthday Wedding
Salinas report states Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Harter kept their marriage secret for months until asked. They disclosed they were wed on Washington's birthday, choosing to tell the truth after concealment.
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