Pro Football Plans and Odds Amid War Talk
Sports round up notes mixed pro football plans with wartime chatter. Mentions Boston, Philadelphia Eagles, Dixie League talks, and farm deals. references Bumpus, Jones, and college stars. cites Sugar Bowl hopes, Glenn Dobbs, Sammy Baugh, and broadcaster notes.
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Louisiana State
van Buren
Glenn Dobbs
Sammy Baugh
Alvin
Dani
Arkansas A
Mr Boll Weevils
Amam Ehraman
Zeke Bon
Oldest Ferrell Boy To Pilot Minor Club
George Ferrell brother of Wee and Rich Ferrell of major league fame will pilot the Lynchburgh Cardinals of the Piedmont League as player manager in 1844. Wallace McKenna, business manager of the St Louis Cardinals farm club, announced the signing. Ferrell is the eldest of the brothers and a former manager of the Richmond Colts.
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Lynchburg Vu
George Ferrell
Wee
Rich Ferrel
Lynchburgh Cardinals
Ferrell
Richmond Colts
Wallace McKenna
St Louis Cardinals
Unclear Theater Schedule Fragment Warned
Fragmented listing shows film titles and casts including Olin de Havilland Errol Flynn Brenda Marshall Mague S LATE SHOW and various dates. Mentions Virginia Day Background to Danger Pilot Nao Ritz Lets Face It Probation Traar Kid and The Mystery Brevicast with multiple actors and showings.
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Foday Errol Flynn
Virginia
Storge Ratt
Brenda Marshall
Franchet, Tene
Marsha Wynt
Nao
Hope
Batty Hutton
Benran
Jane Brown
Wriday
Jehhany Mack Brown
Traar Kid
Mylene Antae
Roth Terry
Winter College Hoops Preview Amid Conference Strongholds
New York sports column surveys upcoming college basketball season highlight threats across conferences. Kansas, Arkansas, Duke and Dartmouth loom as key teams with early tests shaping title chances. This preview notes nonconference matchups, veteran squads, and notable early games as teams chase standings and bragging rights.
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New York
Sos
Kansas
Arkansas
Rice
Southwer
California
Dartmouth
Enet
Duke
Wisconsin
Doug Mike
Ouro
Owa
Othe Teague
Ius DePaul
Razorbacks
Texas Christian
Hice
Baylor
Waco
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Canadian Army Names New Chief of Staff and Overseas Commander
Commands Canadians Lieut General Kenneth Knait is appointed chief of staff at Ottawa and head of the new chief of SIA post at Canadian Military HQ in London. He will temporarily succeed Lieut General A G L Wignaughton in command of Dominion overseas forces.
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Kenneth Knait
Staf
Otawa
Sia
London
A G L WicNaughton
Dominion Overseas Forces
Duke and Kent Triumph In Southern Conference Meet
The Duke and Kent teams competed at the 1941 St Johns national invitational on Madsen Square. A standout performance saw a 38 point effort by an unnamed player, with Long Island University edging ahead in overtime. Individual season highs were noted as the competition included 27 points by another scorer.
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Jaer Brinreton de Mewe
Duke and Kent Cas Nu
St Johns
Madsen Square
Giin
Altho
Catyes
Geeden
Haegg Sees Career Peak Ahead in World Sport Speculation
The report attributes Swedish athlete Haege with claiming the peak of his career is behind him while predicting fellow compatriot Arp Andersson will emerge as a great track star. It notes competition against Hungary and Denmark as a backdrop for hopefuls in the sport.
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Stookhols
Afl Gunder Haege
Abalines Nce
Ois
Tua
Bowl Games Bow Into Picture
Navy won a close contest as top teams vied for spots in the bowls. The feature notes standout players and teams shaping the post season picture with several contenders still undecided.
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Navy
Bern de Teltle
Awa
Jia Phea
Seateless Fe
Treland
Tuek
Ondeidoye
Fast Team Outplayed West In Charity Tilt
East team dominates charity contest led by Ohio State’s Youn unstabaughes and Indiana’s Bob Horsandemeyer. East squad tallies 229 minutes of ground against West, with strong offense and key plays fueling the win.
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West
SAN Francaco
Pion
Consention
He Offenslee
Youn Unstabaughes
Ohio State
Bob Horsandemeyer
Indiana University
Appling May Not Return To Majors
Appling appears unlikely to return to major league play after a season sidelined by injuries and performance questions. The reported status centers on whether the player can regain form and secure a roster spot with an upcoming spring training.
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Appling
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