New York Tops AP Poll in Football and Basketball
The AP ranking shows New York leading the top teams while Minnesota's Golden Gophers sit at second in the poll. The clippings reference surrounding college programs across football and basketball with mentions of Washington, Michigan, Ohio State, and Oklahoma among notable programs.
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Enoch Wy Chiease
Fotthall
Texas
Inteersite
Managi Summins
Columbus Red Beds
Michigan Sarong
Poweryeh
Okihoma
Accins
Sneer Tang
Reat Heshethal Teranta
Calvinest
Racine Baldham
Diana Bestethall Vresaury
Champs Collide As Iowa State Cagers Duel With Grinnell
Iowa State faces Grinnell in a high profile basketball clash. The men from Ames bring strong defense and scoring as Grinnell counters with a fast tempo pace and sharp shooting.
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Iowa State
Grinnell
Eastern All-Stars Off For Big Game
Eastern All-Stars depart for the major contest after a Shrine game practice session in Evanston. Coaches and players from Notre Dame and Notre Dame teams are mentioned with plans to fly to the event.
Great Falls Business Note Ledgers $1000 Fee Payment
A Great Falls business records a $1000 fee payment today linked to a prior case. The note mentions Gibbons as a former champion dating back to 1923 and references family ties and estate details in the terse OCR fragment.
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Great Falls
Cyeat
Atta ' m
Reeves Struggles as Opponent Dominates Bout
The match showcases Jimmy Reeves failing to overcome a faster opponent. Reeves cannot gain control as the other fighter delivers punishing blows and keeps him on the defensive throughout the rounds.
Angott Faces Jenkins In Title Bout Clash
Angott meets Lew Jenkins for the lightweight title in a high profile bout. Jenkins aims to press early, while Angott relies on steady punching and experience to counter. The outcome hinges on early exchanges and control of the ring.
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Angatt
Jenkins
Raimer
Rob
College teams post wins in nonconference play
Iowa Teachers beat Chicago Teachers 44 3 to 3 and Upper Iowa defeated Grinnell 43 1940 Teachers and Loras split victories while Simpson fell to Omaha 87 in a late surge. Iowa may face Butler in Indianapolis then Michigan later.
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DES Moines
Inwa Rollege
Iawa
Chic Cagn
Laras
St Mary’s
Minnesota
Simpson
Omaha
Nebraska
Wesleyan
Monmouth
Dubuqques
Towa
Central
University of Iowa Atthan
Butler Universits Oat
Indianapolis
Michigan
Western Terchers
Moneay Rives
Grinnell
Town State
Saturdas
Coach renames defense to offense for Oklahoma Sooners
Dewey Snorter Luster, Oklahoma University football coach, declares national defense outdated and proposes calling the unit offense instead. He predicts a tougher attack and urges fans to exude confidence as the team prepares for upcoming games.
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Oklahoma City
Dewey “Snorter
Sports Roundup of Yankee Trade Talk and League Suspensions
A chaotic sports column outlines rumors of the Yankees seeking Hassett as a trade bait for a first baseman, mentions the Browns George McQuinn and Johnnss Sturm status, and notes suspensions by the NBA and New York boxing commission of Ferelie Walker and Chalky Wright's manager. It also references Minnesota coach Bernie Bierman at the grid dinner and Larry MacPhail’s Christmas card booklet.
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Jacobs
Angott
Narys
Morason
Anges
Anches
Ganerar Parland
Jamas Shkar
Bastan
Omenath
Mike Keamten
Chims Youngs
Kid McCey
Yankees
Sudds Hassett
George McQuinn
Browns
Johnnss
Bobby I
NBA
Eddie
New York
Ton
Larry MacPhails
Civs
MacPhail
Hawkeye Tankers Headed to Florida Holiday Meets
University of Iowa swimming coach Dave Armbruster lists Hawkeye swimmers traveling to Fort Lauderdale Florida for Christmas vacation. The squad will compete in the East-West meet and the National Aquatic Forum starting November 24. Read as listed: Vic Vargon, Fred Armbruster, Eel Mahoney, Tom Poulos, George Poulos, Clyde Kemnitz, Vito Lopin, Walter Woodrow, Carl Ahlgren, Carl Rusel, Phillip Poles.
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Tawa City
Dave Armbruster
University of Iowa
Hawkeye
Fort Lauderdale Fla
National Aquatic Forum
Nec
Vic Vargon
Fd Armbruster
Eel Mahoney
Kansas City
Kaw
Tom Poulos
George Poulos
Marshalltown
Clyde
Kemnitz
Vito Lopin
Rockfared
Nock Connell St Louis
Carl Ahlgren
Des Moines
Walter Woodrow
Newton Carl Rusel Farfield
Phillip P3les
Council Bluffs
College basketball scores from many universities listed
A long list of college games with scores across many teams including Texas A and M, LSU, Mississippi College, Duke, Rider, Oklahoma, Tulsa, Kansas, Bethel, St Marys Minnesota, Creighton, South Dakota, Monmouth Iowa, and more. Various venues and results noted with scattered team names and partial scores.
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Associaty
Paris
Illinnsa
Washington
Sprinsheld
Manhattan
Oogerene
Waynesbure Fienesath
Carnesie Pechie
Maynttomnak
Ohio
Auburn
Mississiani State
Texas A
M. Ou
Louisiana State
Mississinpi Ac
Mississippi College
Duke VW
Oklahoma Rantist
Tulsa
Wheaton
Milton South Nakata
Kansas
Bethel
Pors
St. Mary’s
Minn
Creithton
South Dakota
Monmouth & Towa Westesan
Minnt
Spearfish of
Towa
Chicasa
Fastern
Ciltshure Kant Preachers
Lawrence St
Oshkosh
St Clan
Valles Cite
Hamestasn
Northern GN
Omahs
Sampson
Kirksville
Missouri Moines i
Winona
Local Basketball Scores Planned Tie Result Report
Cleveland and Youngstown teams battled in a close contest with players Reeves and Radak contributing points. New York and other rivals posted results as the wire report highlighted limited scoring details from the games.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Rible
Farrell
Jimmy Reeves
Youngstown
Lee Radak
Chatter on Baseball Polls and War Era Notes
A long Esquire style survey ponders should wartime baseball pause play. It questions softball impact on pros, strike rules, Ruth versus DiMaggio value, clique dangers, beaning penalties, and who is baseball’s greatest manager. The piece hints at fan debate and fiery opinions across eras.
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Esquire
Pardan
Likewa&e
Babe Ruth
Joe DiMaggio
Cedar Rapids
Tutors Rally Past Chicago Teachers 44 33
Cedar Falls AP A pair of trim Tutor forwards Ralph White and Bob Titsworth led Jawa Teachers college to its first win of the season with 16 points by Titsworth. Delbert Mully and Joe Pedraza battled Chicago Teachers as guard June King scored late for the visitors.
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Cedar Falls
Ralph White
Bob Titsworth
Jawa Teachers College
Chicago
Delbert Mully
Joe Pedraza
Iowa
Titsworth
June King
Loras College Names 1942 Co-Captains
The Loras college football team elected Paul Goodwin a junior halfback and Herman Swerinsky a junior tackle as co-captains for 1942. Athletic director Rev D Coyne awarded 22 letters to gridmen at the ceremony.
Duke Bowl Sellout Marks Rare Stadium Crowd
Duke University officials announced the transplanted Rare Bowl between Dike and Oreron State was a sellout with about 55 000 seats filled. The game drew a full house in Durham North Carolina, underscoring strong fan interest in the matchup.
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Durham
Duke University
Jane
Dike
Oreron State
Seth Feomparars
California Loses Last Of Its Games
In Chicago Elmer Layden announced the NFL title game between the Bears and Giants will now meet a all star team from other league clubs in New York at the Polo Grounds on January 4. California loses its last major game as the traditional post season drug remains in New York.
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York
Rob Pates
Fergrte
Les Eland
van- Moan
Fees
Seare
Lewis
Carpenters
Antrematon
Giants
Packers
Chicago Bays
Chicago
INL
California
New York
Wrigley Field
Chicago Bears
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
Elmer Layden
Zuppke Denies Miami Coaching Bid
Champaign Illinois March reports say Robert Zuppke, recently resigning as University of Illinois football coach, denied applying for the Miami University Oxford Ohio head coaching post. He called rumors untrue and said he did not know Frank Wilton had resigned.
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Champaign
Tt. C
Robert Zuppke
University of Minois
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
Frank Wilton
Miami
Zuppke
Wilton
DiMaggio tops RBIs in American League 125 to Williams 120
Joe DiMaggio led the American League in runs batted in with 125, edging Red Sox slugger Ted Williams who had 120. Jeff Heath and Charlie Keller also posted high RBI totals, while Hank Greenberg ineligible for some cause and Jimmy Foxx tied a Gehrig record with 19 straight years of strong RBI output.
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New York
Ine di Maggio
New York Yankees
Tiis
Teed Williams
Red Sox
di Magerin
Williams
RBI
Yankee Etar
Jeff Heath
Indians
Charlie Keller
Yankees
Hank Greenhere
Detroit Star
Army
Jimmy Foxx
Lou Gehrig
Foxx
Babe Ruth
Gehrig
Hie
Dom DiMaggio
Pete Suder
Frank Hayes
Athletics
Hanomoof
DI Maggio
Yankee
Keller
Williams Red Sox
York
Basketball Tonight and Baseball Records Highlight Season Derivatives
The schedule lists Franklin at Wilson and other matchups while a jumble of baseball records notes Babe Ruth Gehrig Foxx and Williams high in RBIs walks and strikeouts. Individual and team double plays are discussed with scattered player names and team ties across the season.
Big Ten Leaders Face Strong Midwest Opponents
Purdue, riding a three game win streak, meets Great Lakes Naval Training Station five. Michigan, unbeaten in its sole start, clashes with Notre Dame. Indiana’s only loss, U C O L A, 47 83, and Chicago drops to De Paul 43 35 in Thursday action.
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Chicago
Big Ten
Midwest
Purdue
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Michigan
Notre Dame
Indiana
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