Bears Dominant 16-0 Over Stanford Ends Bowl Hopes
Inspired California Bears crush Stanford 16 to 0 at Palo Alto to dash the Indian Rose Bowl chances. Bear offense dominates early and late with two blocked kicks leading to a safety and a late score by Bob Reinhard. J. Ferguson, Reinhard and others disrupt Franklin Albert’s passing, sealing the upset.
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University of California
Stanford
Bears
California
Palo Alto
Calif
INS
Bob Reinhard
Joe Merlo
Bear
John Ferguson
Reinhard
Frankie Albert
Indians
Jean Wilter
Albert
Cole
Coe Quintet Shaken as Seisseger Out with Ill Health
Coe College basketball coach Willis Lamb prepares for the Kohawks opener after John Seisseger announces retirement from athletics due to illness. With three days to field a lineup, Lamb moves to rely on reserves and sophomores in backcourt while front line features Captain Paul Tschirgi Dave Connell Hank Moss. A second unit includes Trickey Neal Corbett Marske Lowman Laxson OMalley and Shedlock, bringing the squad to fourteen players.
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Coe
Willis Lamb
Kohawks
Lamb
John Seisseger
Seisseger
Jim Galearn
Gallagher
Marske
Lowman
Paul “Tschirgi
Dave
Connell
Hank Moss
Enter
Tschirgi
Moss
Urice Trickey
Max Neal
Bill Corbett
Trickey
Corbett
Melvin Shedlock
Dick Budde
Charles Laxson
Bob O’malley
Bitter Mixed With Sweet In Mound Circles
Chicago report compiles 1941 AL pitching records from service bureau. Bobby Feller led wins but lost three series to the White Sox. Joe Dobson and Thornton Lee posted notable series figures. Buck Newsom of Detroit had mixed results with several series won and lost across clubs.
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Chicago
INS
S Service Bureau
Bobby Feller
White Sox
Feller
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Joe Dobson
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Philedsightin
St. Louis
Buck “Bobo” Newsom
Sean Yon
Riverside High Scores Tug Of War Inconsistent
St. Marys 12 Muscatine 12 tied at halftime. Yessy led St. Marys with 7 points while Berch scored 13 for St. Marys. Final details unclear with scattered names and places.
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Riverside. Riverside
Mary's Muscatine
St. Mathias
St. Mary's
Muscatine
Berch Il
St. Cats
Sens Olbe Chereen
Industrial Cagers Announce 1941 42 Schedule
Floyd P. Towner of Collins Radio named Allied Industrial league chairman for 1941 42 season. Witwer Grocer withdrawal shifts leadership to Dean Haworth. Universal Crusher joins league. Schedule lists Dec Jan games among Collins Radio Iowa Manufacturing Quaker Oats Honeymead Products and others with eliminations set for late February.
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C. W. Bohlander
Honeymead
Dwight Allen
Link
F. P. Towner
Collins Radio
Robert Graves
Universal Crusher
Ed Benedict
Iowa Light and Power Company
Gerald Byron
LaPlant-Choate
Paul Nowak
Quaker Oats
Don Ludemann
Iowa Manufacturing
Floyd P. Towner
Collins Radio Company
Allied Industrial Basketball League
Witwer Grocer
Dean Haworth
Link-Beltes
Penick and
Pord
Iowa Manufacturing Co
Cullins Redic
Crusher Light Universe
Collins
Age
Iowa Mount
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Wilson and Company
Teday
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Quaker Oats Co
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Link- Speeder
Light Company
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Collins Ra
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Penick
Om Co
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Eeker Oats
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Ions Miz. Co
LaPiant-Cheate
Wilson
Seatateeel
Iowa Mig. Co
Licht Company
Universal Ae
Town
Zale to Fight Conn for 12 Rounds at Madison Square Garden
Tony Zale, newly crowned middleweight champion, signed to meet Billy Conn in a 12 round bout at Madison Square Garden on February 13. Promoter Mike Jacobs noted the rounds were fixed after Conn pressed for 15 and asked for limits on the bout.
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New York
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Tony Zaie
Billy Conn
Madison Square Garden
Mike Jacobs
Conn
Mississippi State Tops Ole Miss 6–0 for SE Conference Title
In Oxford, the Mississippi State Maroons defeated the Ole Miss Rebels 6 to 0 before 26,000 fans to claim the Southeast Conference crown. Blondy Black hooked a pass to Kermit Davis setting up Moats for a 41 yard TD run. Mississippi State’s defense stopped late Rebel drives as Hovious pursued a comeback.
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Mississippi State
Mississippi University
Rebels
Ole Miss
Maroons
Blondy” Black
Kermit Davis
Moats
Sonny Bruce
Junie Hovious
Mississippi
Hovious
State
Bill Hazel
Harry Mehre
Terrell
Eubanks
All Time Greats Named By Walsh Boxing Coach
Cao Senny Walsh lists an all time greats team including Langford Greb Darcey Britton Gans Dundee Forbes Wilde and more. He singles out White as best left hooker Leonard best finisher Ketchell best infighter Driscoll best straightaway boxer Nelson most courageous Wilde top pound for pound fighter Archibald praised for speed in defense Stolz noted as Newark light weight Nova writes of self pre fight motto and notes about Tom not holding heavyweight title and Dempsey earned 27500 post Willard bout
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Cao Senny Walsh
Chicago
Sam Langford
Harry Greb
Les Darcey
Jack Britton
Joe Gans
Johnny Dundee
Harry Forbes
Jimmy Wilde
Walsh
Charley White
Benny Leonard
Stanley Ketchell
Jem Driscoll
England
Nelson
Boxing News And notes From The Ring World
A fragmented recap highlights John Henry Lewis promoting boxing shows from Phoenix and awaiting eye surgery, Irish heavyweight Con O Kelly pursuing priesthood in England, Lou Nova's future uncertain, Teddy Woeag’s Pan American role, Max Baer's long boxing span, Rey Robinson aka Walker Smith, and Joe Louis opponent chatter tied to Mike Jacobs. Also mentions Billy Conn selection and Archie Archibald Jeffra clashes, with Dempsey noted alongside Paul Zimmerman.
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John Henry Lewis
Phoenix
Ariz
Lewis
Con O'Kelly
King Levinsky
Chicago
England
Lou Nova
Ray Carlen
Nova
Carlen
Louis
Teddy Woe Ag
Jack Dempsey
Mexico
Max Baer
Rey Roubinson
Walker Smith
Mike Jacobs
Joe Louis
You
Billy Conn
Charley McDonald
Iowa Coach Williams projects veteran lineup for 1950s season
University of Iowa basketball coach Rollie Williams predicts a veteran core, with 20 lettermen and top scorer Milt Siegel to return. Siegel may shift to guard if needed. Vic Siegel and Tom Chapman highlighted, while guards Vince Hersha and Bill Wheeler provide backcourt depth.
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SNS
Rollie Williams
University of Iowa
Lowa Cage
Vic Siegel
Davenport
Joan Soderquist
Rapids City
Soderquist
Eskineene
Tom Chapman
Williams
Jim O’brien
McGregor
O’brien
Milt Kuhl
Ida Grove
Siegel
Vince Hersha
Oxford
Bill Wheeler
Newton
Iowa
Bruce Fountain
Missouri Valley
Jirm Humphrey
Mason City
Jack Morald
International Fails
Marade
Cen
Standard Oilers Host Oelwein Five Wednesday Night
The Standard Oilers face the Moose basketball club at Oelwein Wednesday at 8 15 PM. Lazio will select his lineup from Red Wilson Mike Bisek Jack OBrien Ozzie Drakos Joe Belt ram Jim Leedom Bruce Richardson. The club seeks out of town games within 125 miles, write to Tommie Lazio at 322 First Avenue East.
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Moose
Oelwein
Tommie Lazio
Red Wilson
Mike Bisek
Jack O’brien
Ozzie Drakos
Joe Beltram
Jim Leedom
Bruce Richardudy Rodd
First Avenue E
Penn State Edges South Carolina In Inter sectional Clash
State defeated South Carolina 19 to 12 Saturday before 7500 in an inter sectional game. Two first period touchdowns and one in the fourth gave the Lions a victory as the Carolina squad trailed by one point as the final quarter began.
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State
South Carolina
Lions
Fighting Carolina
Y. M. C A Commercial Cage Loop Opens Friday
The Y M C A starts its annual commercial basketball league Friday December 5 with Standard Oil defending title against Palo Allen Motor Aquilas Y Dorm and Comets. Three games each Friday with 10 cent admission. A banquet for new members Monday features two 30 minute games at 8 15 p m Allen Motor V Standard Oil and Palo V Comets.
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Palo
Allen Motor
Aquilas
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Comets
Standard Oil
Tigers Shut Tulane Out 19 to 0 in Bitter Stadium Affair
In a penalized, heated game LSU Tigers defeated Tulane Green Wave 19 to 0. The upset win at the stadium marked Tulane’s first shutout of the season, with LSU overcoming a disappointing year to dominate on both sides of the ball.
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Louisiana Tigers
Tulane
WEW Orleans
INS
Tigers
Louisiana State
Green Wave
Greenies
Y Athletic Contest High Scorers List
The weekly high scorers in the Y boys athletic contest include Dale Crosier Dick Hanson and Milo Loomis all scoring 100 in the 10 and under group. Other top scorers were Paul Gorley 96 Earl Collins 94 Jim Allen 94 Henry Gundling 94 Don Ogden 1 Bill Steel 90 Jim 12 Billy Trumpold 100 David Clark 96 and Bill Syers 90. Four events remain on the program.
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Dale Crosier
Dick Hanson
Paul Gorley
Earl Collins
Jim Allen
Henry Gundling
Don Ogden
Bill Steel
Jim
Billy Trumpold
Milo Loomis
David Clark
Bill Syers
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Allie Stolz
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Leo Nova
Tom
Gibbons
Sharkey
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Jess Willard
Toledo
Bob Montgomery
Jackie Wilson
Ray
Sugar) Robinson
Jack Hurley
Cardi
Harry Jeffra
Ted Kid Lewis
Amos and
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Johnny Risko
Paul Zimmerman
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Second Avenue and
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Akron
Paramount Pharmacy
Paramount Theater Building
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Treet SE
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