Indian Cagers prep for Southeastern Louisiana series
The Northeast Junior College Indians sharpened defense ahead of two games with Southeastern Louisiana at Hamond. After a 43-42 opening loss to Arkansas College, they beat Raymond in the second outing. Coach Malone praised effort and shooting, with Welsh nursing an ankle and Sosper and the Guinn twins as key players. A veteran guest, Tony Veranda, attended practice.
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Theortheast Junior College Indians
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Hamond
Tribesmen
Redskins
J. C. Gymnasium
Indians
Em Welsh
Malone
Welsh
Cecil Sosper
Guinn Twins
Carl
Tribeamen Ale
Vesday
Tony Erenda
Pasadena
Calif
Veranda
Beck
N. J.C
Jane
Pop Water
Monroe Police
Night college hoops scores from Associated Press
East upsets feature DePauw over Swarthmore 38 to 27 and Connecticut 57 over Springfield 47. Other results include Oklahoma Aggies 37 over St Joseph's Philadelphia 27 and Kent State 63 over Bluffton 40. Midwest showings include Indiana 56 over Nebraska 29 and Adrian 53 over Heidelberg 30. Western group notes Cape Girardeau Teachers 41 and Delta State Teachers tied or high-scoring games.
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Connecticut
Springfield
Oklahoma Aggies
St. Joseph's
Philadelphia
Massachusetts State
Clark
Muhlenberg
Rutgers
Ohio Northern
Denison
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Bluffton
Marshall
Wichita
Oregon
Temple
Penn Military
Philadelphia Textile
Geneva
Waynesburg
Glenville
Fairmont
New York U
Queens
St. Francis
Morris Harvey
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Indiana
Nebraska
Emporia
Maryville
Manchester
Valparaiso
St. Olaf
Superior
Carleton
North Dakota Aggies
Adrian
Heidelberg
Creighton
Bethany
Kans
Loyola
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Cape Girardeau
Delta State
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
St. Norbert’s
Kirksville
Iowa Wesleyan
Kansas State
Washburn
Grinnell
Knox
Hillsdale
Albion
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UCLA Bruins En Route To Florida For Game
UCLA Bruins prepare for the football clash with Florida after workouts at Southern Methodist University in Dallas. The team will drill at Tulane stadium in New Orleans and Municipal Stadium in Pensacola as travels continue toward Jacksonville for the Saturday matchup.
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Florida
Dallas
Tex
University of California At
Los Angeles
Bruins
Southern Methodist University
Jackannville
Fie
University of Florida
Tulane
Start High elects officers for the year
The senior class at Start High School met to elect officers for the year with Luther Chris as president, Helen Thomas as vice-president, Cecil Bracknell as secretary and treasurer, and Beth Neli Nelan as reporter.
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START
Dex
Seiny Clase
Start High School
Luther Chris
Helen Thomas
Cecil Bracknell
Beth Neli Nelan
Cotton Bowl Tilt Assured Dallas Jan 1
Officials say no immediate danger of canceling the Cotton Bowl between Alabama and Texas A and M. Dan D Rogers reports that unless war worsens, cancellation is unnecessary. About 37 000 of 45 000 tickets sold. Alabama and Texas A and M prepare. Aggies focus on pass offense under Homer Norton.
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Tex
University of Alabama
Texas A. & M
Dan D. Rogers
Richard Donovan
Eighth Corps
Fort Sam Houston
San Antono
College Station
Texas Aggies
Homer Norton
Leo Daniels
Derace Maser
Bill Sibley
Aggie
Dixie Conference Admits Freshmen For War Time Varsity Play
The Dixie conference voted to allow freshman participation in varsity athletics for the war duration. It also set the basketball tournament for Jackson Mississippi March 2 3 4 with a session to determine the track meet location and date. Officers from Howard Mississippi College Spring Hill Chattanooga Millsaps Southwestern Loyola New Orleans and Mercer were reelected.
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Birmingham
Ala
Dixie Conference
Jackson Miss
Howard
Mississippi College
Spring Hill
Chattanooga
Millsaps
Southwestern
Loyola of New Orleans
Mercer
Cassidy Brignac Honored By Club For Scholastic Honors
The Monday Quarterbacks club awarded its top scholastic trophies to Fran co Cassidy of LSU and Julian Brignac of Tulane for highest grades on their squads. Jesuit High’s Gerard Ford and St. Paul’s Covington’s J T Landry Jr. won similar honors for top averages among area all-star players. Christmas gifts were given to Tulane coach Red Dawson and LSU coach Bernie Moore. The president of the New Orleans Mid-Winter Sports Association said plans for the Sugar Bowl program proceed with no request to cancel.
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Atmost
Franco Cassidy
Louisiana State
Julian Brignac
Tulane
Gerard Ford
Jesuit High
J.T. Landry, Jr
St. Paul's
Covington
Riverside
Red Dawson
Bernie Moore
A. N. Goldberg
Mid-Winter Sports Association
Boxing Results From Multiple Cities Highlight Round Outcomes
Reported by Associated Press from New York and other cities shows several boxers winning by outpoint, knockout, or draw. Names include Charles Constantino, Terry Young, Charlie Rauch, Sammy Secreet, Vicky Harkins, Danny Williams, Red Moffett, Ken Overlin, Raul Carrabantes, Frankie Hammer, Ray Lunny, and George Latka with various opponents. The note closes by stating Sweden has life imprisonment for espionage, no capital punishment.
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Terry Young
New York
Charlie Warre
Trenton
N. J
Charlie Rauch
Johnny Boston
Allentown
Chicago
Sammy Secreet
Pittsburgh
Willie Joyce
Gary
Ind
Newark
Vicky Harkins
Philadelphia
Danny Williams
Albany
N. Y
Drew
Danny Cox
Wallace Cross
East Orange
Bridgeport
Conn
Red Moffett
Devon
Eddie Forte
Providence
R. I
Ken Overlin
Washington
D. C
Mose Brown
McKeesport
Raul Carrabantes
Chile
Ossie Harris
Bittsburgh
Toledo
Frankie Hammer
California
Joe O'Gatty
San Francisco
Ray Lunny
George Latka
San Jose
Little Morehouse Town Raises Red Cross Quota Fast
In Collinston Louisiana the small Morehouse parish town quickly met its Red Cross quota. After speeches by Guy M. Boyd Allen Norsworthy and Rev A C Lawton the mixed audience in the school auditorium pledged the $150 target within thirty minutes regardless of race.
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Collinston
Crimson Tide Defeats Florida Cagers 37 to 30
In Gainesville Florida Alabama defeated Florida 37 to 30 in a Southeastern Conference game. Alabama led 20 to 14 at the half with Ellish of Florida scoring 13 points and Adair of Alabama close behind with 12. The teams meet again in Gainesville Tuesday night.
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Crimson Tide
Florida Cagers
University of Alabama
University of Florida
Alabama
Ellish
Florida
Adair
Farmers struggle to harvest record 1941 soybean crop
Franklin Mull reports from Chicago that belated harvesters face soggy fields and volatile prices for the 1941 soybean crop. Despite price swings, the crop is the most valuable on record with Illinois leading production at about 111.3 million bushels as farmers push to bring in beans amid weather and policy constraints.
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Chicago
Middle West
Commodity Exchange Administration
Illinois
Farmers to expand acreage in 1942 amid wet weather
Farmers plan about 17 percent more acreage in 1942 as wet conditions in the Pacific disrupt seeding. Wet weather has delayed winter wheat plantings in key soybean areas and much of the intended wheat acreage may be shifted to bean cultivation.
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Pacific
Real Estate Transfers In Ouachita Parish
Yesterday at the Ouachita parish clerk of court office the Trout Creek Lumber Company Tall Timber Lumber Company and Good Pine Lumber Company all of LaSalle parish sold to LaSalle Land Company the entire 638.08 acres of section 15 township 15 north range 4 east in Ouachita parish. Each vendor received 40,000 shares of non assessable capital stock of 1 par value in LaSalle Land Company in consideration for the transfer and other similar parish sales. Mrs Clariber McClendon sold to Harry Schroeder the west half of jot 13 block 2 of T E Flournoy third addition to West Monroe for 1600. Blanks and Breard Inc sold to
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Ouachita Parish
Trout Creek Lumber Company of Louisiana, Inc
Tall Timber Lumber Company of Louisiana, Inc
Good Pine Lumber Company of Louisiana, Inc
LaSalle Parish
LaSalle Land Company, Inc
Township 15
Ouachita
Clariber McClendon
Harry Schroeder
T. E. Flournoy
West Monroe
Real estate transfers in Monroe area record notable deeds
Martha Williams sells lot 10 block 4 Blanks addition Monroe for 73 dollars. J. D. Nolan transfers two acres to Peoples Homestead and Savings association for 400 dollars, then deeded to Robert Ray Eppinette for same. G. O. Dooley sells lot 21 block 3 of Dooley subdivision in section 5 township 17 north range 4 east for 200 dollars.
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Martha Williams
Blanks
Monroe
J. D. Nolan
Peoples Homestead and Savings Association
Sectional
Robert Ray Eppinette
G. O. Dooley
Adolphus Baker
Mount Olive Four-H elects officers for new year
The Mount Olive Four-H club has elected officers for the ensuing year. President Daisy Holloway, vice president Jennine Webb, secretary and treasurer Dolores Manning, reporter Donald McCormick, council member Rudeen Crawford, alternate council member Ruby Lee Hollis, local leader Mr. Nolan.
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Mount Olive Four-H Club
Daisy Holloway
Jennine Webb
Dolores Manning
Donald McCormick
Rudeen Crawford
Ruby Lee Hollis
Mr. Nolan
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