Five AAU Swimming Champs Awarded to High Point
High Point North Carolina was awarded five national AAU swimming championship events for 1940 at the convention in Hollywood Beach Florida. The events include the men's three metre diving and 150 metre individual medley and the women's 100 metre backstroke 100 metre breast stroke and 150 metre individual medley with dates to be set.
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All-America gridiron picks honor juniors and seniors
The 15th annual AP All-America team includes six juniors led by Michigan’s Thomas Harmon and Texas A and M’s John Kimbrough with five seniors. Clemson’s James McFadden and Tennessee’s Molinski join Iowa’s Nile Kinnick among first-team picks. Middle West leads with nine selections. Princeton Harvard Yale miss out.
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All America Grid Selections Highlight 1939 Backfield Stars
The 1939 AP All-America list features Tom Harmon of Michigan Nile Kin nick of Iowa and George Cafego of Tennessee among standout backs. It names Kennth Kavanaugh of Notre Dame and Esco Sarkkinen of Ohio State as ends with guards Molinski of Tennessee and Harry Smith of Southern California anchoring the line.
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Oklahoma
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Sugar Bowl Sell-Out as Tulane Texas A and M Match Set
New Orleans reports a complete sell-out of the 70 000 tickets for the January 1 Sugar Bowl game between Tulane and Texas A and M with minor reservations. Two hundred tickets remain for 16 dollars offering a seat on the 460 50 card stripe and access to all week events after Christmas. The announcement followed the Mid-Winter Sports Association revealing the contestants.
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Triple header to end Allen Jay tournament night
A three game finale at the Allen Jay tournament features the Allen Jay boys vs Jamestown, the girls facing Hasty, and the All-Stars meeting Marsh Furniture in the new gym. First game starts at 7 o clock.
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Postponed basketball game between High Point and Greensboro
The M. C. A. s of High Point and Greensboro announced the game tonight is postponed to a date in January.
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Landis Faces Off With Group Pleading Farm System Change
In Cincinnati on December 9, baseball Commissioner Landis tightens control as he rejects rules limiting his power. Patrons say the fight will be fierce, with major clubs like the Yankees, Reds, and St. Louis under pressure. Supporters fear unchecked power while rivals seek reforms to empower smaller teams.
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Gehrig marks perfect attendance in career
New York December 9 Lou Gehrig reveals he posted a perfect attendance record in his school and college career. The famed slugger notes he never missed a day, highlighting his discipline during formative years.
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Panthers Edge Maid Mills In Hard Fought Opener
High Point College's Purple Panthers opened the 1939-40 campaign with a 31-30 victory over Virginia Maid Mills in Pulaski Virginia. Captains Hugh Hampton and Hilliard Nance led scoring with seven each, while Bill Keene added six and Gene Studebaker fueled the mill quintet.
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West Coast Spotlight on UCLA versus Southern California
Southern Californians face UCLA in a Pacific Coast Conference battle to decide the Rose Bowl representative. Officials expected about 103,403 in the Los Angeles stadium as the undefeated Trojans aimed to stay ahead of the resurging Bruins in a pivotal New Year’s clash.
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Har Din High School Court Lands Crow Player Hugh Plenty Hoops
Hardin Mont December update notes Har Din High School roster includes Crow Indian forward Hugh Plenty Hoops. He contributes scoring and defense as the team navigates a rugged season schedule.
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Pros Draft Stars Today
Milwaukee news notes a pro grid draft meeting as NFL clubs select college seniors for future careers. Packers and Giants eye playoff clash while Nile Kinnick McFadden Kerr and other stars vie for negotiations in a system valuing offensive firepower and star backs like Kinnick.
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Southeastern Loop Seeks Status as Best Conference
At a New Orleans dinner the Southeastern Conference touted its football prowess claiming five top teams from its ranks could beat five from any other conference in the United States in most matchups. President G D Humphrey of Mississippi College defended the league against professionalism charges and noted strong year end bowls including Tulane versus Texas A&M in the Sugar Bowl and Georgia Tech against Missouri in the Orange Bowl while Tennessee eyed a Rose Bowl bid if it defeats Auburn.
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Prison Bowl Tilt Set For Caledonia Jan 1
Prison teams from Central Prison and Caledonia Prison farm will meet at Caledonia on January 1 in the first organized football game as part of the prison recreation program this year.
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North Carolina and South Carolina All-Star Shrine Tilt Held in Charlotte
The North Carolina and South Carolina all-star high school football teams meet in Charlotte for a Shrine Fund charity game to benefit crippled children. Proceeds go to Shriners Hospital as the teams prepare for kickoff at 2 30 p m with listed probable lineups and officials.
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