Doctor Clendening Criticizes Football Reforms Debate
A controversial column critiques football’s impact on health and education. Dr Cleandening condemns professional coaching, urges compulsory physical training, and questions college athletic practices while noting few concrete examples support his claims. The piece questions the location of supporting data and mocks the drive for broader athletic reform.
Free For All Scramble For Nation S Cage Title Seen
New York AP reports a chaotic race for the national college basketball title as top teams such as Notre Dame DePaul St John s Brooklyn Tennessee Temple Ohio State Kentucky and others fight for leadership. Notre Dame beat Kentucky 53 58 while DePaul crushed Marquette 59 32 and Army Navy stayed unbeaten at 80 and 50 respectively. sectional leaders cited include Ohio State Iowa Tennessee Duke Richmond South Carolina Penn Army Navy St John s Temple Muhlenberg Rhode Island NYU and more with varying conference records.
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Tennessee Vols Pace SEC Cage Contests Amid Roster Slash Talks
Atlanta AP report notes Tennessee and other SEC clubs set pace after midseason return to basketball. Tennessee defeated Alabama Kentucky and Georgia Tech, remaining undefeated in league play as teams eye conference tournament action. Fragments discuss roster reductions, tournament plans, and multiple SEC teams preparing for March events.
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War Makes Swimming a Must in Training of College Athletes
NEA Sports Editor Harry Grayson profiles Michigan coach Matthew Mann praising war-time swimmers like Lt. William F. Beebe. The piece argues that World War II revealed neglect of swimming in the U S, noting up to 30 percent of white men and 80 percent of Negroes enlisted could not swim and promoting swimming as vital for health and defense.
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Chaplain Tops In Physical Tests At Fort Sumner
At Fort Sumner New Mexico AP reports Captain Norman B. Gibbs of Keatchie Louisiana tops physical fitness tests with 115 sit ups 25 chin ups and 46 seconds for a 309 yard shuttle run earning the best base record to date Gibbs a track and basketball letterman at Southwestern College Memphis Tennessee is lauded by field officials.
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Yankees Face New Boss Outlook In Boardroom
New York Yankees executives including Ed Barrow and George Weiss meet Col Lamary MacPhail to outline future policy. The plan keeps farm system intact while hinting at changes aligned with MacPhail’s broader approach, with speculation on televised and afterdark games and wartime tempo fading.
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Athlete Killed in Augusta War Work Incident
AP reports Captain Fresion Rugene Towre Aupame was killed during action on the western front. He was brother of Spec Teuss, a former Olympian and world champion, who also served as an Army captain in France. The Department of War announced the death in a terse notice.
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Theatre Amusements Weekly Schedule Card
The listing outlines daily showings at the Ritz and local theaters with multiple acts. Notable pairs include Willa Berdix and Dennis Keele in Abroad With Two Yanks, Bing Cready Barbara Hutton and Sonny Tufte in Here Comes The Waves, and John Wayne in Tall In The Saddle. The schedule covers Wednesday through Sunday with additional entries for Tuesday to Monday and holiday-themed pairings.
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