Tennessee Volunteers Build Bowl Record Strong in Five Years
New York Dec. 2 UP The Tennessee Volunteers will play in their fourth bowl game in five years when they meet unbeaten Tulane in the Sugar Bowl at New Orleans on New Year’s Day. Since 1928 Tennessee has 37 victories, five losses, and one tie for a .904 percentage. They have scored 1,264 points while allowing 209, an average under four points per game. Duke of the Blue Devils was defeated this season as part of their five year run. Notre Dame and Boston College, with 10 straight victories, rank high in the period standings. Oklahoma’s Golden Hurricane shows offensive power with 1,016 points in 49 games. Georgia selected to oppose the Pacific Coast champion in the Rose Bowl remains strong with a .680 percentage. Notre Dame remains third with an .837 percentage, Utah placed behind.
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Iy Orlo Robertson
New York
Hovkson
Tennessee
Volinééts
Tul‘Bei
New Ork
Vols
Duke
Blue Devils
éDal Re
Boston College
Notre Dame
Mpulga
Golden Hurriane
Oklahoma
Orgzia
Bulldogs
Utah
Sugar Robinson Stages Knockout of Jannazzo in Cleveland
Dec 2 Cleveland. Sugar Robinson, aka Izzy, defeated Welterweight contender Izzy Jannazzo at the 17th annual Christmas Fund show at the arena. Robinson dominated most of the bout, landing solid rights, flooring Jannazzo in round eight, and continuing the attack until the referee stopped the action after two minutes and 43 seconds of the round.
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Jannazza
Sagar
Izzy
Robinson
Jannazzo
Jackie Davis
Fights Last Night by the Associated Press
Boxing results list multiple bouts with winners and losers including Izzy Jannazzo, Bobby Richardson, Joey Pirrone, Dick Cramer, Larry Lane, Ez ard Charles, Joey Maxim, Arte Shapiro, Dave Syt, Kenny Blackmer, Lulu Costantino, and Mike Batta across cities Philadelphia Pittsburgh New York and surrounding venues. outcomes include knockouts and points decisions with weights and locales.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Ray
Sugar) Robinson
New York
Izzy Jannazzo
Brooklyn
Maxie Berger
Montreal
Bobby _ Richardson
Joey Pirrone
Dick Cramer
Harry Bobo
Pittsburgh
Larry Lane
Trenton
N. J
Ezard Charles
Cincinnati
Payroll Savings Grow From 100000 to 24 Million
The number of American wage earners participating in Payroll Savings plans rose from 100000 in December 1941 to about 24000000 in the most recent month, including workers in government agencies, according to preliminary estimates.
Roundup of sports notes from Boston to Tulsa and beyond
Boston fans cheer Holy Cross win over Boston College as Art Ross expects page-one play. Branch Rickey reportedly shop marks Medwick Newsom Rowe at Chicago meetings. Colgate coach Kerr cites football film work increase. A Minneapolis Times gag hints at bowl game invites. Pirates plan spring training in California to save transport. Tulsa Arkansas gate sets city record amid price hikes. Billy Hillenbrand tops Indiana journalism class. aims pre-law. Seton Hall Davies and Notre Dame Riska star in All Stars game. boxing shows move to Biloxi for 5,000 crowds. Greg Manging shifts from tennis to machine guns, turning down pilot and infantry routes.
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New York
Boston
Holy Cross
Boston College
Art Ross
B.C
Ross
Bruins
Chicago
Rickey
Joe Medwick
Bobo Newsom
Schoolboy Rowe
Dodgers
Medwick
Colgate
Andy Kerr
Minneapolis Times
Bill Benswangers
Pirates
California
Pittsburgh
San Bernardino
Tulsa
Bob
Seton Hall
Davies
Eddie
Notre Dame
Riska
Great Lakes Oval
Keesler Field
Miss
USC
Biloxi
Greg Mangin
Hunter Field Ga
Greg
Japs Have Hard Time Sinking U S Carrier in the Solomons
Charles McMurtry aboard the U S carrier lost in the Santa Cruz battle reports Japanese attacks failed to sink the ship. He notes courageous fighting, heavy damage, and survivors evacuated as destroyers attempted to scuttle the carrier to prevent enemy gains.
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U. S
Solomons
Charles _McMurtry
Associated Press
Georgia Has An Opportunity to Scout Opponent
Pasadena, Calif. Dec. 2. Wallace Butts, coach of the University of Georgia, can scout Rose Bowl opponents in Los Angeles or San Antonio. Washington State faces Texas A&M in San Antonio while UCLA faces Montana and Idaho, USC. UCLA–USC showdown could decide the Rose Bowl entry.
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Frank Frawley
Pasadena
Calif
Wallace Butts
University of Georgia
Los Angeles
San Antonio
Tex
Washington State
Texas Aggies
UCLA
Bruins
University of Idaho
University of Southern California
Trojans
Montana
Butts
Southern California
University of Washington
Georgia
Tojans
Luca
USC
American Clubs at Odds Over Night Games
Chicago December reports show major leagues debating night game quotas and wartime baseball standards. National League limits night games to seven per club in 1942 while the American League proposes up to 14, except Washington with 28. Both leagues discuss rubber and cork cores, travel curtailment, and the 1943 All Star game at Shibe Park.
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Chicago
K. M. Landis
Washington
Clark Griffith
Senators
National League
Philadelphia
Shibe Park
Joseph Eastman
Office of Defense Transportation
Private Deloney Listed At Camp Campbell Kentucky
Pvt William Deloney Jr of Emmet is stationed at Camp Campbell Kentucky with the 35th Engineers General Service Regiment. He is among the soldiers noted as part of the negro enlisted personnel.
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Pvt
William Deloney, Jr
Emmet
Camp Campbell, Ky
35Th Engineers General Service Regiment
Farewell Ceremony On Destroyer At Sea For Fallen Crew
Enlisted men, officers, and the captain assemble in Navy tradition to honor the dead aboard the now lost carrier. The service includes Scripture and benediction as the crew salutes three bodies lowered into the sea. The captain’s prayers recall a warm welcome and the fallen supply officer’s cheerful spirit. The sun shines as flags are lowered and the sea remains a deep blue.
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Navy
Tam
Signi
Guadalcanal Marines Turn Boyish GIs Into Tough Men
Acme Newsvicture photographer Sherman Montrose recalls Guadalcanal duty with Marines, detailing six weeks of combat and transformation from boys to hardened fighters. He describes Henderson Field operations, air superiority, and brutal jungle battles on the Mantanikou River front, noting leaders Vandegrift and Edson and the men’s resolve amid shelling and bombardment.
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Sherman Montrose
Acme Newsvicture
Guadalcanal
Sanrancisco
Montrose
NEA
San Francisco
Henderson Field
Pacific
South Pacific
Acme
Frank Prist
Australia
Port Moresby
Grumman
Douglas
Grumman Navy
Bob Miller
United Press
Dick Tregusgis
INS
Francis McCarthy
Jack Dowling
Chicago Suns
Mantanikeu
Matanikou
Parity Loans and Cotton Quotas Face Farmers
Cotton producers will vote on marketing loans for 1943 and on parity loan against quotas on December 12. If quotas fail, the government cannot offer a loan on the crop. High cotton prices hinge on loans and quotas, not the war. Domestic consumption rose while foreign markets remain largely closed, creating a near five year supply. Agricultural acts limit loans when two thirds do not approve quotas, and polling places have increased to aid conservation.
Stuart to Be Naval Aviation Cadet
Charles C. Stuart Jr., son of Mr and Mrs C C Stuart of Hope, has been selected for Naval Aviation Cadet training. A 1940 Hope High School graduate, he played varsity football and studied at Henderson State Teachers College. He previously worked in Senator Spencer’s Washington, DC office and will report to the U S Navy PreFlight School at University of Georgia for three months of conditioning and instruction.
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Charles C. Stuart, Jr
C. C. Stuart
Hope
Stuart
Hope High School
Henderson State Teachers College
Senator Spencer
Washington, D. C
U. S. Navy
University of Georgia
Athens
Georgia
Navy
Dan Pilkinton Named in Who's Who in American Colleges
Dan Pilkinton of Hope will receive his A.B. degree from Henderson State Teachers College in May and is among the students listed in Who's Who among American colleges and universities. The issue will be released in January or February.
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Dan Pilkinton
L. L. Pilkinton
Hope
Henderson State Teachers, College
Aomng — Thost
All Negro Shift for Texarkana Ordnance Plant
Texarkana Gazette reports Lone Star Ordnance plant will run three eight hour shifts of Negro women on one line. Superintendent A C Sprague says rumors of mixing white and Negro workers are false and no white jobs will be cut. Politicians warn against policies degrading racial harmony. no approval expected for such changes.
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Texarkaha
Vic
Lone Star Ordnance Plant
Texarekana Gazette
A. C. Sprague
Lone Star Defense Corporation
Gazette
Sprague
Poage
Texas
Harold Beck
Cotton Ginned in County Shows Gain
Hempstead county's agriculture census reports 13 048 bales ginned by November 14 1941 up from 7 472 bales by the same date in 1940 totaling a substantial year to date gain in cotton ginning.
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Agriculture Departments
Hempstead
Patmos Boy Promoted to Sergeants Rank
Roy D. Logan, son of Mr and Mrs T E Logan of Patmos, has been promoted to staff sergeant. He is stationed at the bombardier school near Roswell New Mexico. The notice notes his promotion and current posting.
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T. E. ‘Logan
Palmos
Spl
Roy D. Logan
Bombardier School
Roswell
New Mexico
A Ee
Is Epilepsy Inherited What Causes It
A pamphlet from the Educational Division offers opinions of famous doctors on epilepsy. Free distribution to readers who write to Dept M-137 Educational Division 535 Fifth Ave New York NY.
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Doucto
Fifth Ave
New York
N. Y
Dept
Few Attend Annual Meet of Teachers in Arkansas
Little Rock December report shows Arkansas Education Association convention drew under two thousand of its 800000 members. Rainwater of Walnut Ridge won the presidency over G A Stubbliefield. J M McDaniel defeated D L Patterson. Amy Jean Greene and Charles J Allen named secretary and treasurer with no opposition.
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Little Rock
The
Arkansas
A. W. Rainwater
Walnut Tudge
ABA
ABA Journal
W. D. McClurkily
Blytheville
Doughnut Dunkers Lose Doughnut Supply Amid Shortage
Little Rock bakers report shortages of shortening grease and sugar due to government limits. One large bakery removes doughnuts from its list as supplies run out. others say they sold out over the weekend and smaller shops fear more losses. Authorities expect possible resume next quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Noble
Texas Town Hits Scrap Jackpot in Wink
Wink Texas has collected over 1500 pounds of scrap metal per capita, says Colonel Harry C. Wisehart of Peeds Army Flying School. Army officers praise the response from the town of 2000 as it ships about 3,395,000 pounds of scrap this year, including 316,000 pounds of rubber.
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Pevos
Tex
Wink
Texas
Capia
Harry C. Wisehart
Peeds
Army Flying School
Army Air Force
Obituary Notes for Mark A Skinner and Alfred J Lyon
Mark A Skinner 72 longtime Denver official and revenue collector for Colorado died last night. Brig Gen Alfred J Lyon 50 with Air Corps assignments including observer in London in 1941 died last night.
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Mark A. Skinner
Denver
U.S. Internal Revenue
Colordao
Alfred J. Lyon Washington
Alfred J. Lyon
Air Corps
London
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Indiana
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Hechie Katz
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Charles McMurtry
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Raleigh
South
Fred B. Smith
Wm. Deloney
Wen
Arthur Vandegrift
Col
Merritt Edson
General Vandewrift
Kidson
Tojo
Jim Hurlburt
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Army
Tolks
Charles C. Stuart
Texarkana Ordnance Plant
Patmos
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