Army Sends Hank Greenberg Back to Baseball
Sergeant Henry Greenberg, former Detroit Tigers star and 1940 AL MVP, leaves Fort Custer after 180 days of service. He plans to return to New York and resume training with the Tigers, praising army service and a farewell party in Kalamazoo.
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Tech Bulldogs Honored For Season's Grid Work
Forty seven Louisiana Tech football players including 31 varsity men and 16 freshmen were named award winners for their grid work. Varsity honorees receive gold footballs for the undefeated and untied Louisiana Intercollegiate Conference title. seniors get jackets, juniors gold T s, and sophomores sweaters. Freshmen with varsity status receive numeral sweaters. two freshmen with varsity status have undetermined awards.
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Bloomfield
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Columbia
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Haynesville
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New Albany
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Arcadia
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New Orleans
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Red) Rivers
Monroe
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Baton Rouge
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Joe Crump
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Giants and Pirates Make Quiet Deals In Past Season
The note recalls events from prior years: the New York Giants purchased pitcher Bob Bowman from the St Louis Cardinals for 50000 dollars, the Pittsburgh Pirates released outfielder Paul Waner, and Burleigh Grimes became Montreal Royals manager with a two year contract.
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Foxx future uncertain amid team shifts and dock rumors
Chicago sports pages note Jimmy Foxx may join the A's or Giants after talks with Connie Mack. Red Sox likely rely on Lou Finney Lupien and Double-X at first base as Al Flair heads to the army. Also highlights press box needs, golf prize money, and various sports notes from around the nation.
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Bears and Rams vie for northeast Louisiana title at Neville
Bastrop Rams and Ruston Bearcats clash at Neville stadium Monroe in a marquee Class A district showdown. Both teams seek the north Louisiana crown and a date with Homer for the regional title, drawing large crowds from Bastrop Ruston and surrounding areas.
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Junior Tilt Slated Today at Neville Stadium
Neville High and Columbia High meet this afternoon at Neville Stadium at 1 o clock. Coach Bill Ruple announced the free admission game to fund sweaters for the Tiger Cubs. Neville lists starts including Moss Peters Phillips Sugar Rubin Graves Bell Wilkins Pfeiffer Wall Newcomer Ketchell Hodge Kalil. Previous results show Columbia 7 Neville Juniors 6 and Neville 31 Columbia 0. Officials are Barham Scalia Burgess Marshall.
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Jerry Sugar
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Louis Wall
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Jack Moss
Sonny” Hodge
Philip Kalil
Ouachita Cagers Open 1941 42 Season With Twin Wins
Ouachita Parish high school basketball opened 1941 42 with a boys 43 9 win over Start and a girls 56 12 victory. Malcolm Stone led the boys with 22 points while Leonard Smith added 10. First season stars included Sean Bennett Audrey Jeansonne and Rosemary Harris for the Ouachita girls.
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Schoendienst Traded To Shreveport From Clovis
Jacksonville news reveal Shreveport of the Texas league buys first baseman Paul Schoendienst from Clovis New Mexico last season he batted 369.
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Indians Sell Hemsley to Reds in Major League Shuffle
Cincinnati Reds acquire catcher Rollie Hemsley from the Cleveland Indians in a cash deal. The Giants obtain outfielder Hank Leiber for pitcher Ross Bowman and cash. Trading at the minor league meeting centers on minor league club moves and chain store system changes for player handling.
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Phillies Hire Waner and Riddle In Major League Moves
The Phillies added Lloyd Waner known as Little Poison and Elmer Riddle, top NL pitcher with 19 wins and a 2.20 ERA, after Waner was released by Cincinnati. Both agreed to terms in a meeting with Reds General Manager Warren Giles, with Riddle noting no bonus was provided last year but the new contract would address that.
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Little Poison) Waner
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Missouri Invited to Practice Here Before Sugar Bowl
The University of Missouri, Big Six champions, was invited to train at Monroe ahead of the Sugar Bowl. Chamber of Commerce president J. W. Warren announced the offer, noting Missouri needed a practice site a week or ten days before the New Year’s Day game against Fordham. Warren wired athletic director Virgil Spurling with facility and hotel recommendations.
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Whirlaway Tops Santa Anita Entry List
Whirlaway leads a record Santa Anita entry for the $100,000 Hawicap at Santa Anita on March 7. Several challengers appear among both older and younger divisions, including Market Wise Porter's Cap Staretur Dispose Good Turn Gas Boots Tragic Ending, with notable rivals Beweepeda Bounghroke and Midland among others.
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Nebraska renews Biff Jones contract as head football coach
The Nebraska athletic board renewed Major LM Biff Jones's five year contract as head football coach through the end of the current term. The salary was not disclosed but understood to be about 12000 dollars annually. Jones arrived five years ago from Oklahoma after leading LSU and Army. The Cornhuskers' season record stood at two wins, five losses, then two wins.
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Arcadia Hornets Set for North Louisiana Title Showdown
Arcadia High School hosts Newellton High in the northwest district football final as the Hornets pursue the crown. Kickoff is at 2 PM, with Arcadia aiming for their second straight state title and a large home crowd. Several key players are sidelined by injuries, including Wayne Pesree Bobby Gantt and Bevis Younghbrood, while officials include Moran Centenary and Phillipe Louisiana College.
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Tulsa Accepts Invite to Play in Sun Bowl
Tulsa University has accepted an invitation to send its Golden Hurricane football team to the Sun Bowl on New Year’s Day. Tulsa’s opponent, from the Border Conference, is expected to be either Arizona University or Texas Tech. Tulsa belongs to the Missouri Valley Conference and won seven of nine games this season.
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Fights Last Night
In Philadelphia and surrounding areas last night boxing results list several bouts. Indian Red Al from New York was stopped by a fighter at 220 pounds, while EB Guerra defeated Busbugier in Burlington.
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