Sports Morale Links War Fitness to Fans and Fighters
The article argues morale in war is tied to sports, with athletes and spectators influencing soldiers. It notes soldiers’ morale outstrips comrades, views on sports as morale boosters vary, and discusses draft rules, age limits, and performance constraints affecting athletic participation during wartime. It also covers hunting seasons ending and dove and quail hunting challenges for amateurs.
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Tug Geenut
Pondinanal
Mic. Auliffe
Bastogne
Cerizia
Gray Brings Highest Price In Player Sale
Memphis reports Pete Gray, a one armed outfielder, sold to the St. Louis Browns for 20000 dollars. Southern Association clubs totaled about 250000 from players sales and drafts with forty players sold and many drafted.
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Memphis
Cats Vols Clash In Major SEC Cage Tilt
Kentucky and Tennessee meet in Knoxville in a pivotal SEC game as both teams chase the conference title. Kentucky must replace center Alex Groza who leaves for Army actions today after averaging 16.5 points. Kentucky beat Michigan State 66 to 35 and Temple 45 to 44, while Tennessee won eight of nine after a layoff and recently defeated Ohio.
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Atlanta
Kentucky
Tennessee
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Tenn
Kentucky Wildcats
Alex Groza
Groza
Wildcats
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Temple
Ohio
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Vols
Unbeaten college teams stumble as Kentucky and Iowa push on
Kentucky and Iowa continued their dominant runs in college basketball. Iowa overwhelmed Purdue 61 52 to lead the Big Ten as Kentucky pounded ahead with 48 points in the second half, aided by Jack Patterson’s 23 points. Muhlenberg Bainbridge St John’s DePaul and others posted wins as Western Kentucky, Temple and Great Lakes lost.
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Jof Epfichler
NEW York
Iowa
Kentucky
Hawkeyes
Purdue
Western Michigan
Jack Patterson
Kentucky Yang
Muhlenberg
Bainbridge
Wxy
Mules
Temple
Bainbadge
Norfolk Naval Station
St John’s
Brooklyn
DePaul
Chicago
Great Lakes
West Virgine
New York University At Buffalo
Redmen
Owls
No. U
Muhdenberg
Columbia
Penn
City College
Army
Navy
Government Exempts Sports In Light Ban
AP reports government grants exemptions for sports amid a light ban. Officials say indoor activities and baseball may continue while restrictions remain, with eligibility tied to safety standards and enforcement.
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Washington
Uuservers
WPS
Byron Nelson Wins Phoenix Golf Open
Byron Nelson of Toledo captured the War Bonds Phoenix gulf open by two strokes in Phoenix Arizona. Sam Snead faded to third place signaling a potential end to his challenge to Nelson though Snead had shown brilliance on the Pacific Coast after Navy discharge. Bob Hamilton won the day’s best round with 65, finishing fourth at 278, five behind the winner. Harold McSpaden, defending champ, trailed in five strokes back.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Ohio
Sam Snead
Nelson
Hot Springs
Gallery Snead
Lord Byron
Phoenix
Pacific Coast
Navy
Sammy
Bob Hamilton
Chicago
Harold (Ng) McSpaden
Sanford
Maine
How To List Income From All Sources
Burton Heath outlines tax form schedules for pensions endowments real estate stock royalties and other sources. The piece explains treatment of pension income pensions deductions and taxable portions and directs readers to Schedule A on Page 3 and Page 13 for detailed entries.
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Burton Heath
NEA
Tax guide fragment on rent and depreciation details
This notice outlines renter and owner tax handling with Schedule B expenses for repairs and utilities, depreciation for buildings and furnishings, and guidance on reporting income. It discusses rent shares, depreciation rates, and where to report gains, losses, and profits for tax purposes.
Carolina class C baseball expuc decided yesterday to play two full nine inning games
Officials said the league will schedule two full nine inning games at all double header dates. A noted coach Aubry Rien of Columbia who backed the Clemson Tigers in the 1939 Cotton Bowl victory over Boston College has been killed in action on the western front.
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Raleigh NC
Carolina
Pall
Lenpih Tan Bills
Columbia
Aubry Rien
Columba
Clemson Tigers
Boston College
Theater bill listings for midweek and weekend showings
A dense OCR of theater listings shows multiple film titles, star pairings, and showtimes across Wednesday through Saturday. Notable pairings include Edward Norris with June Lu dy, Red Skelton with Katharine Willuna, and Monty Woolsey with June Havoc. Continuous listings indicate various venues and double bills across days.
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Monty Woolsy
June Havoc
Mek Haynes
Ave Smiling
Ane Turre
Allan Mersin
Dover
Tom Tyler
Cheyenne
Hitler Axam
Petar Cookson
Marjoria Wal
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