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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1942

Page

3

All League Pro Football Team Picked by AP and Papers

Veteran Don Hutson led a high scoring era as he set catching records while Sid Luckman led the Bears. Hutson, Luckman, Wilkin Turner repeat from 1941 All-League selections, with seventeen players named across first and second teams. Mel Henney missings marks a notable absence as the era’s forward pass and play continued.

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Boxing Roundup From Cities Across the United States

Boxing results recap lists fighters and outcomes from New York Chicago Hartford Baltimore Los Angeles and other venues. Mentions Tony Musto Henry Vasquez Rudy Garcia and Tommy Gallio with various wins by knockout or decision, plus notes on weather in Arizona.

Associated Press R. I Mike Hel New York Rudy Garcia Puerto Rico Icago Joe Muscato Clayton Chicago Wallace Kross Orange Big Boy Gran Hartford Conn Altimore Tony Musto al Blacke Bale

Travel quirks and football notes color holiday roundup

A busy sports digest covers travel hurdles for teams during shortages, Idaho football savings, player draft clearances for Rangers in Toronto, a covered wagon trip for a California military academy game, and wrinkles from baseball meetings. Mentions include Sun Valley shutdown, Leo Durocher, Branch Rickey, Heisman runners Gov ernali and Sinkwich in Marine uniforms, Valdia Farm racing plans, and Navy precedence for Iowa State pool amid wartime duties.

New York Sun Valley Idaho Idaho University Portland Boise Utah Salt Lake UCLA Los Angeles New York Rangers Toronto Chicago California Military Academy Grid

Congress schedule and brief notes from today

The Senate holds a routine session at 11 a m Central War Time with the Banking and Currency Committee hearing Vice President Wallace and Mila Perkins executive director Economic Warfare Board at 9 30. The Small Business Committee looks into problems of small boat builders at 9 30 while the Labor Subcommittee studies a war mobilization bill at 9. The House Routine Session begins at 11 with the Ways and Means Committee continuing work on a new war powers bill at 9. Yesterday the Senate discussed silver and Mexican claims settlement. Rep. Bennett of Missouri died.

Congress Associated Press Benate Banking and Currency Committee Wallace Mila Perkins Economic Warfare Board Small Business Committee Labor House Ways and Means Senate Bennett CR

Scanlon Named Holy Cross Coach Replacing Sheketski

Mirror notes Anthony J. Scanlon was named Holy Cross football coach succeeding Joe Sheketski. In a separate look back, Chicago White Sox traded Gil Walker for Taft Wright and sold Marvin Owen to Boston, swapped Rip Radcliff to St. Louis for Julius Solters. Five years ago Steve ONeill joined Buffalo as manager.

Sports Mirror Associated Press Today Anthony J. Scanlon Holy Cross Joe Sheketski Chicago White Sox Cgerald Walker Taft Wright Gators Marvin Owen Red Sox Rip Radcliff St. Louis Browns Julius Solters Steve O'Neill Cleveland Boss Buffalo

Soldiers to Play Lily Bowl Game in Bermuda

United States authorities in Bermuda help stage the Lily Bowl on January 1 between Army and Navy teams coached by former Georgia Tech figures Lieut. Robert Murphy and Warner Mizell. Players seek to broadcast play by play to the United States as thanks for radio coverage. Frankie Sinkwich’s Heisman presentation draws attention as Coach Wally Butts defends him. The Lambert trophy decision on eastern football is expected to be a pure athletic event with political flair possible.

Harold Claassen New York Ang Ele Sam United States Bermuda Army Navy Georgia Tech Robert Murphy Atlanta Engineer Missouri Warner Mizell Tech Hank You Frankie Sinkwich New York City Wally Butts University of Georgia Link Wich Boston College Maurice J. Tobin Boston Eagle Party Fiorello H. LaGuuardia Jim Farley

Connie Mack Plans New Road To Championship At 80

Philadelphia December 8 Connie Mack nearing his eightieth birthday outlined a rebuild of the struggling Philadelphia Athletics. He released veterans Bill Knickerbocker Eric McNair Mike Kreevich and Larry Ischen and indicated new help is on the way with Eddie Mayo Felix Mackiewicz and Jo White set to join extended spring plans. Mack declared the club hopes to win another American League title and stressed the new acquisitions will aid next season.

Philadelphia Connie Mack Philadelphia Athletics Connie Bill Knickerbocker Eric McNair Mike Kreevich Larry Ischen A’s St. Lawrence University Canton Mack Eddie Mayo Los Angeles Irving Hall Williamsport Felix Mackiewicz Jo White Seattle

Bumblebee Logic and Tech Tease Cotton Bowl Prep

Gymnastic year-end stats rate Texas as top defensive unit while Georgia Tech eying Cotton Bowl clash ignores numbers says coach Bobby Dodd We blend humor on statistics with tech lore and bomber manufacturing details to frame the era perspective

Atlanta Georgia Tech Guggenheim School of Aeronautics University of Texas Longhorns Yellow Jackets Texas Yellowjackets Bobby Dodd

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