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A garbled OCR passage mentions sports and figures such as a guest in Brooklyn, Rivkey’s Leon, and a Monday matinee. It references national championships, misprints, and a rubber industry expediter, with scattered names like Odell and Yale PR. The text is fragmented but notes a tenth straight title and outdoor work in cold conditions.
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Nile
Jacobs Beach
Indiana
Mel Harder
Howele Odell
Yale
Youngest Turnesa Teach Golf At Naval Air Gunnery School
Hollywood journalist Bert Collier profiles Wile Turnesa the 1938 national amateur champion teaching golf and physical training at the Naval Air Gunnery School. He remains the only Turnesa pursuing a sport as a career while brothers Phil Frank Joe Mike Doug and Jim are in war work or army service.
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Naval Air Gunnery School
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Frank
Joe
Mike
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Jim
Many Leading Teams Again On Top In Basketball Races
A long, mixed report outlines top teams in the season, noting Duke and Rice as favorites in their regions, with Wyoming and Minnesota rising, while Stanford and Oregon State fall from rankings. It also mentions upcoming title bids for Colorado, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Arkansas, plus a segue into winter vegetable cooking tips and a USDA folder offer.
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Harold
LABS
Gethana
Rluoe
Pariac Cusatoc
Hanon
Creighton
Monsourt Valley
Greeley Stave
Minos
Dartmo
Blue Devils
Raleigh
N. C
Tennessee
Kentucky
Wyoming
Colorado
Buffaloes
Brigham Young
Maby
Minois
Doug Mills
Chicago
Butter Substitutes For Seasoning Offered By Expert
Housewives used to butter for winter vegetables must use substitutes to stretch butter supply. Mildred Simon, Extension nutritionist, suggests meat drippings or melted fat plus salt and pepper for root vegetables with last minute pouring. Add onions or chopped greens, parley heated in fat, or milk and white sauce to flavor and stretch ingredients. A plain white sauce recipe is provided and stir until thick. A separate note quotes Rollie as a golfer viewing his career as recreation and planning a post golf life.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Auburn
Alan
Mildred Simon
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Lumpa
Pole Vaulter Seeks World Mark After Sullivan Award
Cornwall Wannerdam, California teacher and 1942 Sullivan award winner, voiced disappointment at not setting a world mark of three inches in the nationals. He proclaimed he never felt better but could not understand why the mark eluded him.
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New York
Cornelius Wannerdam
California
James E. Sullivan
A. A. UL
Wannerdam
Sullivan
Brief sports roundups from wartime wire items
AP dispatches report a mix of sports and war era notes. Harry Wills plans a spring fasting month to purge impurities, while Houston Buffs face key personnel changes as Bulls reserves depart. Yankees spring workouts shift to Huggins Field with Murphy Donald Chandler set for May drills. America’s women bowlers raise 100 000 for a Douglas A20 bomber for the Army. Alabama Experiment Station promotes fertilizer savings by reducing sand usage and adjusting trade codes 4104 and 4107.
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ST Petersburg
Fila
New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Huggins Field
Yankees
Yankee
Johnny Murphy
Riley Donald
Spurgeon Chandler Yan
Syracuse
N. J
Army
Alberta Crowe
Bomber Fund
Women’s International Bowling Congress
Cheater Stanford
Kansas City
Crowe
Kentucky All SEC slim to two marines in tourney
Kentucky's hard fought run to the Southeastern Conference tournament final included two players named to the All-Conference team as LSU and Mississippi State toppled foes. In Macon, Marines from Parris Island dominated the towel-waving crowd, beating Mayport and Daniel Field to claim the title while Joe Nelson and Eddie Phillips led the scoring for the Par.
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Louisville
Ine University
Tennessee
Adolph Rupp
Kentucky
Johnny Maurer
Tulane
Georgia
Mississippi State
Vanderbilt
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Keen Johnson
Lloyd McDougal
Frank Brian
Meben
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Marvin Akers
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Parris Island
Mayport
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Tame
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Augusta
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Sumter
Cochran Field
Macon
Daniel Field
Charleston & C
Coast Guards
Joe Nelson
University of North Carolina
Parma Islanders
Eddie Phillips
University of Baltimore
Pennsylvania Athletic Club
Bob Ormsby
Boxing and wrestling card thrills Rucker crowd
Three thousand soldiers and guests packed the Fast Field house for five boxing bouts and a wrestling feature at Rucker. Georgie Thomas defeated Corp. Nick Serio in a tense main event despite a late rally, with a disputed finish drawing boos and a likely rematch next month. Earlier, Pvt Sam Milread dropped a close decision to Pvt Guy Pupera, as the program showcased bold action from the Wildcat Division and 321st Infantry.
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Corp
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Serio
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Pan
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Ordnante Company
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321St Infantry
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