Neyland defends Tennessee 1939 football schedule
Tennessee coach Maj. Bob Neyland and athletic director deflected criticism of the 1939 schedule. Neyland said the card was set two years ago and cannot be changed, while warning fans and writers against overconfidence. The slate includes four top opponents: Kata, Vanderbilt, Auburn and Kansas State, with other games against Southwestern Memphis, Mercer, Chattanooga, The Citadel, Sewanee and Kentucky.
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Warneke Signs With Cardinals in Good Shape
Former pitcher Max Warneke reports strong form after 13 wins last season. He will begin spring training as an instructor at a baseball school in Hot Springs Arkansas. Cardinals also purchased Jack Sturdy from Rochester farm system last fall as part of roster moves.
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Memorial Medal for Boxing Writer Killed in Spain
The Neil Memorial Medal honors the memory of a boxing writer and war correspondent killed in Spain. Ed was admired for both his editorial work and reporting, shaping coverage of boxing and wartime events.
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Halas Sees $100000 Needed to Launch Pro Football Club
George Halas, longtime Chicago Bears figure, says a new professional football club must have about $100,000 to start and must ensure the league's survival. He notes past American League attempts failed and recalls New York's 1926- era bankrolls, highlighting the high-stakes, high-cost race to compete with established leagues.
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Dutch Air Defenses Boosted in Indies: Dornier Flying Boats
Holland prepares for air defense in the Dutch East Indies with Dornier flying boats. They will be stationed in the Molucca Islands soon as part of a broader defense buildup amid wartime tensions. The report contrasts plant and animal survivals with weight changes across seasons.
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Cage Schedule for Thetripstead County Contotonen
Friday January heats list Spring Hills Guernsey Washington at Fulton Primos at Saratoga Blevins at Calumbus Feb 7 Blevins at Patmos Hopeigh Schedule January 20 Hot Springs at Hope January 24 Hope at El Dorado January 27 Jonesboro at Hope afternoon night Feb 1 Texarkana at Hope Feb 2 El Dorado at Hope Feb 7 Waldo at Hope Feb 8 Hope at Waldo Feb 9 Hope at Texarkana Feb l Fordyce at Hope Feb 15 Prescott at Hope Feb 17 Hope at Ashdown Feb 18 Hope at Fordyce Feb 21 Ashdown at Hope Feb 24 25 Big 15 conference tournament Pine Bluff March 3 4 District 10 tournament at Hope. What’s wrong asked a baseball writer Is Paul eating only one meal a day When you work for the Cardinals shot back Diz alford
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Pirate Infielder Must Pay Father 70 Monthly
Los Angeles reports that Wilbur Brubaker, 26, infielder for the Pittsburgh Club in the National League, must pay his father $70 a month after a judge refused a higher amount. The ruling adds $25 to the $45 Brubaker already sends, with the court noting the elder Brubaker has not worked since 1931 and may seek employment.
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No Time to Marry Ends in Postponed Wedding
Janet and Lance confront a sudden salary cut and mounting debts as they decide to postpone their wedding. Janet suggests recalling invitations while Aunt Mary notes Cynthia Benton’s NY shopping spree and Timothy Benton’s arrival. The couple faces uncertain futures amid share woes and family dynamics.
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Texas Rallies to Beat Baylor 36-31 in Waco
Texas Longhorns overcame Baylor with a late 16 point rally to pull off a 36 to 31 victory in Waco. Baylor led most of the game, with 10 minutes remaining holding a 29 to 20 edge before Texas surged and earned their second win in four games.
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Fragmentary 1920s Era News Snippets and Anecdotes
Disjointed OCR reads touch on marriage, visiting, and eating biscuits. Mentions Republicans in state payrolls, a drug clerk shooting a man, and a campaign by Drenda Frazier linking champagne, florist, and musicians. References U S selling cars to Japan and lending money to China amid unclear context.
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