Bowl selections mix in 1942 Rose and Sugar matchups
Pasadena hosts Duke as a guest in the Rose Bowl while Fordham and Georgia Tech clash with Sugar Bowl options shaping up. Texas, Mississippi State, and Texas A&M eye Cotton and other bowls as Oregon State and Missouri wait on lineup details.
Saturday's Stars of college football weekend
Navy halfback Bill Busik led the Middies to a 4 point win over Army with key rushing and passing plays. Oregon State fullback Joe Day ran for a decisive downfield score in a 12 7 victory that clinched the Pacific coast title and Rose Bowl berth. California tackle Bob Reinhard played 69 minutes in a 16 0 win over Stanford, smothering the pass and blocking kicks. Mississippi State quarterback capped the SEC title with a 38 yard scamper for a rushing touchdown in their 0 win over Mississippi. Georgia halfback Frankie Sinkwich shifted to the air for three TD passes to topple Georgia Tech 21 6. Auburn fullback Ty Levy rushed for two touchdowns and 145 yards in their 28 7 upset over Priston State. Penn State halfback John Petreile scored twice in a 15 12 win over South Carolina. Texas Christian U. halfback Frank Medanich sparked a 15 13 comeback to beat SMU and share the Southwest Conference lead. Nebraska fullback Blue also starred.
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Bob Reinhard
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Frankie Albert
Jennings Montes
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Mississippi
Frankie Sinkwich
Georgia
Fional
Georgia Tech
Ty Ieby
Auburn
Prnson
John Petreile
Penn State
South Carolina
Frank Medanich
TC. U
S. M
Frogs
Blue
Nebraska
Southeast Eleven Forest Ferguem Florida
A fragmented 1930s style roster with numerous player names from Georgia Tech Tulane Mississippi State Florida and others. The text lists tackles centers and backs including Harris McCollum Benny Lane Charles Dufour Michel Gieriski and Lamar Davis among many others, reflecting a college football lineup snapshot.
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Forest Ferguem
Florida
Bill Arnold
Mississippi
Eenee Sack Tittie
Tulane
Bernie Lipkisa
Louisiana State
Oscar Britt
BA -Suemaei
Charles Sanders
Georgia Tech
George Webb
Sla
Lfoyd Cheatham
Auburn
John Hovicus
Black
Eade
al Hust
Tennessee
Mike Balitseris
Harry Arthur
Georgie Tech
Jim McLeod
Gordon English
Dudley Piiow
Bill Portwood
Kentucky
Robert Patterson
Mississippi State
James Roberts
Alabama
Harrgy McCollum
Benny Lane
Charles Dufour
Michel Gieriski
Noah Langdale
Bill Hazel
Mucussipga
Homer Jones
Beomitt Ray
Joe Domnanovich
Lawrence Rice
Bill Robinson
Clyde Ehrhardt
Georgia
Tex Wihema
Dan Wood
Lamar Davis
Johnny Butler
Leo Bird
Johnny Rosch
Dave Brown
Ike Pee
Bill Nowling
Lou Thomas
Monk Gafford
Billy Murphy
Erma Alien
Walter Gorinski
Billy McKinney
Red Mack
Vandy Places 1 Man On AP Southeast Squad
Vanderbilt gains a single player on the Associated Press Southeast squad as the 1941 season is noted. The report, filed from Atlanta, highlights the versatile athlete and places him among regional standouts recognized by AP.
Broken Jaw and All
Atlanta Dec. 1. Broken Jaw Frankie Sinkwich of Georgia was the most valuable football player of the Southeastern Conference in 1941, coaches decided in a poll conducted by the Associated Press. They rated Jack Jenkins of Vanderbilt and Jimmy Nelson of Alabama next, and Blondy Black of Mississippi State fourth, her choices: Best lineman Holt Rast of Alabama. Best ball-carrier Sinkwich of Georgia. Best blocking back Lloyd Cheatham of Auburn. Best passer Ermal Allen of Kentucky. Best kicker Nelson of Alabama.
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Frankie Sinkwich
Georgia
Associated Press
Jack Jenkins
Vanderbilt
Jimmy Nelson
Alabama
Blondy Black
Mississippi State
Holt Rast
Sinkwich
Lloyd Cheatham
Auburn
Ermal Allen
Kentucky
Nelson
Rast
Bill Eubanks
Mississippi
Ernie Blandin
Tulane
Dan Brimiston
Tennessee
He Wyhonke
Éarel, Jr
Bob Gude
Merle Hapes
Walter McDonald
Cliff Kimsey
Rast, Guide
Junie Hovious
Diamond Men Collect for Winter Meet
Southeastern Conference All-Star football team named by AP voters includes three juniors and eight seniors from six schools. Frankie Sinkwich and Holt Rast, Jr. unanimous on first team with Jimmy Nelson close. line includes Rast, Eubanks, Blandin, Brimiston, Wyhonke, Gude, Jenkins, Hapes.
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Alabama
Renee Ewes Senter
Frwest Blandin
Tulane
Enbee
John
California
Michigan
Texas
Ohio
Frankie Sinkwich
Georgia
Holt Rast, Jr
Jimmy Nelson
Dudley Tops 1941 Scorers in Nation’s Lead
New York December 1 Bullet Bil Dudley Virginia backfield ace tops collegiate football scoring with 122 points after final game total reaches 1M Ben Collins West Texas State runner up with 122 points Jackie Haunt Marshall led last year with 142 points Dudley succeeds Haunt as top scorer list includes J Thompson Coast Guard Ed McGovern Rose Jack Jenkins Vanderbilt and others
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New York
Bullet Bil Dudley
Virginia
ISU
Dudley
Ben Collins
West Texas State
Jackie Haunt
Marshall College
Hunt
Bill Dudley
J. Thompson
U. S. Coast Guard
Ed McGovern
Rose Ee
Jack Jenkins
Vanderbilt
Winston Siegfried
Duke
Wees
Jack Crain
Texas
Esiancis
Lewis Green
Catawba
Pat
LaGrange and New Theria to meet for district Class A title
New Iberia witnesses a district decision as LaGrange High and New Theria advance to Friday night’s Southwest district Class A title game to decide the championship.
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New Iberia
LaGrange High School
New Theria
Mayan Calendar Used by Guatemalan Towns Affects Time Count
A natural history note states three Guatemalan interior towns still use an 18 months of 20 days calendar with a 5 day unaccounted period, keeping a year of 35 days. In sports, Nebraska defeated Oklahoma 7 6 after intercepting a pass and running 70 yards for the decisive touchdown, tying the Sooners for second in the Big Six.
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Guatemala
Natural History
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Sooners
Chattanooga Moccasins win Dixie grid title title
Chattanooga Moccasins clinched the Dixie Conference crown with a 13 point victory over Mercer, boosting their season total to 129 points. Ippi college finished second in scoring and third in the standings. Other games included Howard losing 2 to 6 to Rollins in a non conference bout.
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Birmingham
Ala
Chattanooga Moccasins
Mercer
Tennesseans
Moccasins
Ippi College
Howard
Rollins
Mississippi College
Millsaps
Southwestern
Spring Hill
Chattanooga
It Works Even If It Isn’t Legal Falls City Nebraska
Nebraska law does not allow collecting back taxes on installments, but Sheriff Irvin Gates collects partial payments on trust and issues unofficial receipts. He then turns the funds to the county attorney when paid in full and issues an official county receipt. In the first nine months this year, installment collections totaled $1,238.
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Falls City
Neb
Nebraska
Irvin Gates
No Christmas Trees For England In War Year
London reports a wartime shortage of Christmas trees as transport and manpower limits prevent uprooting and delivery. Growers warn the supply chain cannot meet demand, advising the public to visit special plantations or use last year’s stock. Toy trees and new ornaments are unavailable, affecting shoppers nationwide.
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London
Britain
Growers Association
Rose Bowl bids and bowl talk across the 1930s scene
Sports Roundup notes surprise that Fordham and Missouri rejected Rose Bowl bids while Duke faces southern California critics. Duquesne is urged for a Sun Bowl show. Texas Tech expected in Sun Bowl discussions. Captain Bill Curry mentioned for Little All-America and Clark Shaughnessy’s T formation era comment reflects evolving football plays.
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Fordham
Missouri
Duke
Southern California
Wallace Wade
Duquesne
Texas Tech
Bill Curry
Arnold College
New Haven, Conn
Cardinals send 3% to Jacksonville meetings
A brief note says the Cardinals dispatched a 3 percent delegation to minor league meetings in Jacksonville, while speculation wonders if a traffic cop accompanied them to prevent internal tangling amid the chatter. The item also mentions Martinezs suspensions, Burston’s New York plan for Castilloux, Conzelmans Hollywood shorts, Hoyts Cincinnati broadcast deal, and MacPhails stated 1942 ball club spending.
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Cardinals
Jacksonville
Jossier Ignacio Martinez
Lew Burston
New York
Dave Castilloux
Canada
Jimmy Conzelman
Hollywood
Waite Hoyt
Cincinnati
Balloon gag drifts 900 miles as Walden cites wind issue
Two years ago Henry E. Walden then athletic publicity director at Louisiana College released gas filled balloons during a homecoming pageant. One balloon landed 900 miles away in Waxhaw North Carolina. Walden now a lieutenant colonel in the 3rd division says he avoids gas or wind for travel. The piece also notes Moe Simms suggests players form a union and other sport tidbits including Ted Lyons Chicago bowling, Jimmy Orlando’s view on penalties, and New York schools dropping baseball and football for lack of funding.
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Henry E. Walden
Louisiana College
Louisiana Tech
Waxhaw
N.C
Walden
N. C
Mose Simms
Ted Lyons
New Chicago Bowling Emporium
Ted
Jimmy Orlando
National Hockey League
New York
DeWitt Clinton High School
New York Sportscasters Association
Tommy Harmon
Tom Kuzma
Harmon
Michigan
Forgiven Maysville Sighting of Lost Tools Advertisement
In a Maysville Kentucky newspaper advertisement a writer laments a run of missing items. Gran nis says a green ladder, a surveyor's compass, staff, and chain were borrowed and a umbrella with his name engraved on the handle disappeared. He asks for the return of the items.
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Maysville
Grannis
Large crowd expected for Tuesday wrestling card in Gus Kallie arena
The card features Miss Celia Blevins and Miss May Wester with top local wrestlers. Promoter Kallio hints at a mixed boxing card later if public interest remains strong. The program opens at 8 30 o'clock with updated seating arrangements.
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Celia Blevins
May Wester
Columbus CO
Gus Kallie
Kallio-Hayamaka
Hayamaka-Estes
Miss Blevins
Erents
Jack LaRue
Les Chapman
Chapman
Hayamaka
Estes
United States
LaRue
Elk City
Monroe
Kallio
College bowls bids marked in year ago sports note
Year ago today Boston College and Tennessee accepted bids to play in the Sugar Bowl. Fordham agreed to Cotton Bowl appearance. Three years ago Lieutenant Harry Hank Hardwich announced he would not continue as Navy coach ending a two year term. Andy Varipapa rolled his 33rd MC bowling game. James Yen e named football at Iowa te and Harvey Mate appointed Penn mentor for three years.
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Associated Press
Boston College
Tennessee
Fordham
Harry Hank Hardwich
Navy
Andy Varipapa
James Yene
Iowate
Harvey Ma
Penn
Bears and Packers face playoff split in finale
Chicago Bears must win at Chicago Cardinals to deadlock Green Bay for the western title and set a December 14 playoff with the New York Giants. Packers clinch at least a tie with a 22 17 win over Washington while Chicago thrashed Philadelphia 49 14.
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Chicago Bears
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Cardinals
North Side
Bears
Packers
New York Giants
Cardinals
New Yorkers
Washington Redskins
Philadelphia Eagles
Don Hutson
Packer
Cecil Isbell
Redskins
Green Bay
Hutson
Chicagoans
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Detroit
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