Bears Rally to Beat Cardinals and Force Playoff
The Chicago Bears defeated the Chicago Cardinals 34 to 24 to tie the Western Division standings with the Green Bay Packers, forcing a playoff next Sunday to determine the NFL Western champion and a path to face the New York Giants for the league title. The Giants lost 21 to 7 to the Brooklyn Dodgers, who claimed Eastern runnerup honors.
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Chicago
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Bears
Chicago Cardinals
Packers
Bear
George Halas
New York Giants
Cardinals
Bears
Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Washington Redskins
Philadelphia Eagles
Brooklyn
Washington
Boxing and sports notes amid Far East crisis in New York
The column surveys boxing prospects including Freddie Cochrane and other top contenders, notes boxing writers naming a Boxer of the Year, and mentions figures like Prof. Wolstan Crocker Brown. It also covers Rose Bowl talk, Duke and Oregon chatter, Dodgers ticket sales, and travel of baseball executives amid wartime pressures.
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New York
Freddie Cochrane
Georgie Abrams
Marty Servo
Fred Apostoli
Navy
Cochrane
Furleigh
Miami
Bobby Britton
Wolstan Crocker Brown
Lou Nova
Joe Louis
B. M. Atkinson, Jr
Louisville
Wallace Wade
Carolina
Tom Burns
Duke
Tom Davis
Jap Davis
Joe B McGee
Conway
Ark
Log Cabin Democrat
Oregon University
Austin
Tex
Texas
Dodgers
Clarence Rowland
Chicago
Los Angeles
Angels
Jacksonville
Corp
Charley Yates
Camp Wheeler
Aing
Nine College Floor Teams Open Season
Nine West Virginia college basketball teams start the 1941 42 season with Morris Harvey versus Potomac State in Keyser. Other games include Morris Harvey in Baltimore Philadelphia Scranton and Seton Hall, with multiple midweek and weekend matchups across the region.
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Associated Press
West Virginia
Morris Harvey
Potomac State
Keyser
Wesleyan
Fairmont
Glenville
Baltimore
Loyola
Philadelphia
Lasalle
Scranton
South Orange
Seton Hall
Alderson- Broaddus
Philippi
Bethany
West Liberty
Waynesburg
Concord
Emory and Henry
Athens
Marietta
Capital University
Columbus
Buckhannon
West Virginia Tech
Ashland Junior College
Kentucky City
West Virginia University
Mountaineers
Geneva
Morgantown
Marshell
Denver University
Huntington
Corcoran vows crackdown on promoters amid PGA tour money
Corcoran warned against promoter schemes as PGA purses rise to 200000. He pledged strict rules, banning baroque exhibitions and winner take all events, asserting golf remains a gentleman's game. Nelson and Hogan defeated Snead in the pre Miami Open clash.
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Corcoran
Snead
Heather-Hogan
Nelson
Hogan
PGA Official Bans Big Bets During Pro Golf
Miami, Fla. December 7. Fred Corcoran, head of the PGA tournament operations, bans big bets and winner-take-all bets and denounces gambling as a distraction. He cancels a $1,000 side wager for an exhibition pairing Sam Snead and Clayton Heather against Ben Hogan and Byron Nelson.
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Miami
Fla
Fred Corcoran
Corcorth
Three youths nabbed after Latrobe Street show window break
Deputy Sheriff Tom Withers arrested three youths minutes after they smashed a display window at the Novelty company store on Latrobe Street at 5 40 o clock yesterday afternoon. A fourth lad escaped. Names ages and addresses given include Robert Goodnow 18 444 Pearl Street Zemuel Miller 18 26 East Wilford Street and John Stansberry 17 446 Pearl Street. Arraignment before Justice C P Tucas of Fetterman district planned on destruction of property charges. Store owner George Fayish alerted police and chased the trio down Latrobe Street.
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Novelty Company
Latrobe Street
Tom Withers
Robert Goodnow
Pearl Street
Zemuel Miller
East Wilford Street
John Stansberry
Pearl
Save Wastebaper and Sell It
American defense program converts waste materials into defense products. It urges saving and selling wastepager magazines rubber rags and scrap metal to support national needs.
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America
Baseball Men Cool Heels In Hotel Lobbies
Chicago December reports show baseball magnates and managers lingering in hotel lobbies awaiting winter meetings. Trades may emerge from quiet talks begun at Jacksonville minor league meeting and intensified at major league sessions scheduled for Tuesday to Thursday. Decisions on next year All-Star site, Browns night games, and a proposed farm system amendment loom large amid financial and technical agenda items.
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Chicago
Jacksonville
Fla
St. Louis Browns
Majors
Kenesaw M. Landis
State Guards and Wartime Labor Tensions Rise
State Guards report on plans that could have halted 78000 welders in shipyards and defense sites across the nation. Morgantown ordnance works welders returned to work after a November 24 walkout tied to a jurisdictional dispute with the AF of L. Four Japanese nationals are reportedly under supervision for potential internment, with two employed locally. FBI monitors are reviewing possible Japanese intelligence activity linked to a Belle plant. officials seek to confirm no other nationals remain in the area.
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Pacific
Morgantown Ordnance Works
American Federation of Labor
Bosworth
West Virginia
Holden
Logan County
Elk River
Elk River Coal and Lumber Company At Widen, Clay County
Ayst
FE. J. du Pont de Nemours Ong Company
Charleston
Ito Federal Bureau of Investigation
Cincinnati
R. J. Untreiner
Ena
FBI
Huntings
J. D. Gray
Neely
Commission
Roy Pfaff
Naval Ordnance
South Charleston
Jytive
Pfaff
Carnegie-Ilinois Steel Company
Thhe
General Machinery ‘Ordnance Company
Appointment for Love at Opera House features Boyer and Sullavan
A gay streamlined comedy romance arrives at the Opera House with Charles Boyer and Margaret Sullavan in leading roles. Rita Johnson Eugene Pallette Ruth Terry and Reginald Denny co star in supporting parts. The play uses Broadway Manhattan skylines as a modern backdrop and follows a playwright whose own romance complicates after marriage. Sullavan plays a doctor and careerist who insists on separate homes and careers, creating tensions that hinder romantic plans.
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Charles Boyer
Margaret Sullavan
Rita Johnson
Eugene Pallette
Ruth Terry
Reginald Denny
Broadway
Manhattan
Universal
Boyer
Miss Sullivan
Miss Sullavan
Jeach
Best Hospital Care for Folks of Slender Means
A 1930 to 1939 summary of the Baker Memorial Hospital in Boston serving moderate incomes. It notes daily rates from 4.50 to 16.00, ward and private options, an upper medical bill cap of 150, average charges around 70, and high patient satisfaction with nursing and services. The article cites 208 daily patients in 1939, 573 births, 9,000 surgical operations, and 1,600 medical patients, plus a question section on saccharin safety.
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Baker Memorial Hospital
Boston
Clendening
Prederic A. Washburn
Massachusetts General Hospital
Mary Richardson
Richard Baker, Jr
Ellen Maria Baker
Los Angeles
Calif
Y All Stars Open Season At Grafton Gym
The Y M C A All Stars start the 1941 42 basketball season in Grafton at 8 o clock Wednesday evening with Fairmont State College Reserves as the opposition. Notable players include Eddie O Conner Bill Graham Jommy Skaggs Bob Lambert and Ray Grinnan with several others signed. A preliminary grudge volleyball match pits West Penn against Carr China in a 2 of 3 games set starting about 6 30 p m.
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Grafton
M.C. A. All Stars
William Manley
Fairmont State College
All Stars
Eddie O'Conner
Bill Graham
Jommy Skaggs
the Banner Twink
Bob Lambert
Ray Grinnan
Duff
Fairmont
West Penn
Carr China
Japan Claims Air War Losses Amid Pacific Moves
Japanese reports claim American planes shot down over Clark Field and Thai skies while Tokyo signs Thai passage pact to move troops toward British Malaya. Domei cites 33,100 ton Pennsylvania and 29,000 ton pokipnenas as losses. two US destroyers and two oil tankers reported destroyed.
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Domei
Pennsylvania
Pokipnenas &S
Pearl Harbor
Clark Field
Philippines
Thailand
Japan
Tokyo Board of Information
Bangkok
Pacific
Toilet Sets Sold By Skaggs & Co Prices Ali
SKAGGS & CO offers a full line of toilet sets with competitive prices. Ali discounts noted for bulk purchases and household fittings. Local shoppers are urged to compare style and finish options at Skaggs showrooms.
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Ali Prices, Skaggs & CO
Fiduciary accounts listed before the commissioner
The fiduciary notices before the commissioner of accounts include the estates of Worthy G. Thiffori and the administrators Joseph A. Jolliffe and James Lee Hannon. The documents name the executors and administrators and announce upcoming settlements.
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James Lee Hannon
Watcinke
Joseph A. Jolliffe
Wecey Ppeaegeasch
G. Thiffori
Classified Rates and Error Policy for The Sentinel
Advertising rates are two cents per word for the first insertion and one cent per word for each additional insertion. Insertion must be consecutive and within the word limit. Errors to be reported immediately. The Sentinel not responsible for more than one incorrect insertion.
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