Sinkwich Faces Orange Bowl With Steel Hammock Guard
Georgia star Link Wray Sinkwich led the nation in rushing with 1 103 yards, narrowly missing the national mark. Despite a broken jaw suffered early in the season, he remains the fastest back through the first five yards and powers through holes with strong legs while wearing a padded jaw guard for the Orange Bowl.
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Chit Chat of Sport Realm
Colleague chatter mixes coaching rumors and sports business notes across college football and golf. Sutherland Yale speculation, Barnes Los Angeles offers, Baer ticket sales, Jacobs Miami holiday, Oregon State and Davidson links to California events, and golf ball shortages impacting low price models.
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Braves Will Be Stronger This Season Says Bob Quinn
Boston December 24 1941 Rio Bob Quinn president of the Boston Braves pledges a stronger 1942 club. He notes his 52 years in baseball including 26 in the majors and recalls 1922 near miss with the Browns. Quinn cites four new players including catcher Clyde Klutz and shortstop Nanny as signs of improvement.
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Eastern all star squad shows democracy in action in charity game
In Biloxi on December 24 the Eastern all star team trains for the Shrine charity contest in New Orleans January 3. Co coach Andy Kerr of Colgate and Bernie Bierman of Minnesota direct a group drawn from many clubs. Players include Fernandes from San Francisco Tost from Hollywood Holmes from Newark.
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A Southpaw Knits Way to Red Cross Medal
Seventeen year old Kenneth Feldhaus, a left handed high school student, earned the Red Cross Service Medal for expert knitting. He adapted right hand techniques to knit a sweater, mittens, three caps and half socks for Great Britain, drawing notice from Red Cross officials and outstripping many female club members at Hadley Technical High School.
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County Agent Office Closed for Holiday Break
County agent B. G. Hall announces the county agent and AAA offices in Hartselle will close Wednesday through Friday, December 24 to 26. Staff, exhausted after a year of solid work, have accumulated leave requiring the shutdown despite remaining month.
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Panthers and Bears loom in New Year sports chatter
Carter Latimer reports onRose Bowl aftermath and Wade’s cold jab at Pasadena while Nat Fleischer unveils his 544 page all time ring record book. Verne Miller’s size prompts draft notes as football at Chicago schools and pro all stars mix with Tuberculosis fight via Christmas Seals.
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County Agent Announces Short Office Closure Plan
County official stated plans to close the office for three days have been approved. The decision aims to adjust operations and provide staff rest during the period.
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