Sports Roundup from New York on February football drops and track notes
New York reports colleges like Canisius moving away from football after Army no-time policy. Athletic Director James Crowther cites scheduling as a factor, with five games canceled and a desire to pursue basketball. Princeton ends formal crew due to coaches joining the armed forces. The piece surveys multiple sports figures and events, including Notre Dame basketball, national track competition, and entertainment notes from the era.
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New York
Canisius
Army
James Crowther
University of Buffalo
Rochester
Princeton
Boston Trade School
Bill O'Briens
Harry Tilton
Irish
Notre Dame
Great Lakes
Eddie Leake
Bobby Ginn
Nebraska
Stinson Field
Tex
Gil Dodds
Earl Mitchell
Bobby
Ginn
Imithy Murphy
Canton
Daily Ledger
Wells Fargo
Bay Meadows
Army training and claims of inexperience in soccer program
In Moidori Buddy Hall leads the Camp Leon soccer program while boasting he never watched a game before joining the Army. Lieut Pete Bogden, ex-Utah, now instructs soldiers at Fort Benning Ga on hand to hand fighting, asserts Jiu Jitsu is a Chinese invention and that the Japanese appropriated it and other things.
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Moidori
Buddy Hall
Fornt Yankee Farmahand
Camp Leon
Pete Bogden
Utah
Uncle Sam
Fort Benning
Frank Kimbrough to Go Into Service
Frank Kimbrough of Baylor departs for naval service on March 18 joining other coaches recruited into the armed forces. He is the brother of John Kimbrough and part of a Baylor leave of absence for the duration. The South west Conference loses its third football coach to the military during the period.
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Dallas
Armed Services
Frankimborough
Baylor
Chapel Hill
Kimbrough
Matty Bell
Southern Methodist
Fred Thomson
Arkansas
Frank
John Kimbrough
Texas A
Army Air Force
Jack Kimbrough
Army
Senate in recess as MacNarney cited for figures
Senate session paused until Thursday as Agriculture subcommittee requests Lieut. Gen. Joseph T. MacNarney deputy chief of staff for data and figures regarding current policy. The hearing aims to clarify military and agricultural program costs and governance.
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Senate
Agriculture
Joseph T. MacNarney
Army meets and hearings on Thurman Arnofld nomination
The judiciary subcommittee considers Thurman Arnofld’s nomination to the District of Columbia Court of Appeals at 9:30 a.m. Central War Time. The Rules Committee continues hearings on Hobbs anti-tacketeering bill. The Bristol port location is noted at the western limits of early Saxon invasion.
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Judiciary
Thurman Arnofld
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
House
Hobbs
Bristol
England
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