All Star Game Plans Amid War Time Baseball Talks
Dec 1 report outlines wartime baseball plans with Philadelphia games and July 7 All Star spectacle. League leaders discuss service men, possible second clash with Cleveland, night game limits, franchise concerns, and travel curbs as they seek a workable wartime program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Babe Park
Phils
Cleveland
Kenesaw M. Landis
National League
Ford Frick
Frick
Horace Stoneham
Giants
Robert Quinn
Boston Braves
Philip Wrigley
Chicago Cubs
William Benswanger
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Geills
American League
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
Washington
Griffith
Landis
Baseball Frick
William Harridge
Sainths
Joseph Eariman
Office of Defense Transportation
Allhuis
Eastman
le Flunde
Colifernie
Five From Mid-West Dominate This Year's All-America Team
NEA's 1942 All-America picks favor the Midwest with five players leading the lineup. Notables include backs Dove and Wildung, end Schreiner, tackle Whitmire, and center Moseley, with strong affirmations on Holovak and Sinkwich shaping the strength across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid-West
New York
Texas
Pacific Coast
Bob Steuber
Missouri
NEA
Midwest
South
New England
Sue
Eese
Rete Werkake
Dove
Bith Hillenbrand
Indiana
Frankie Sinkwich
Georgia
Glenn Dobbs
Tulsa
Mike Holovak
Boston College
Bob Dove
Notre Dame
Dave
Frank Leahy
Bus
Tak Hen Hon
Schreiner
Whitmire
Alabama
Wilding
Hardy
Auburn
Navy
Duke
Challedon Honored Racer Waits in Kentucky Stud
Challedon, twice Horse of the Year, retired to stud after a last Bowie performance. He will stand at Drymon Farm Kentucky with a 20 mares cap, pursuing a legacy as a leading sire from a 20-44 record and $334,166 earnings. Challenger II lineage noted, Brann Farm ties, potential Maryland return. Ox Fibre lead-in mentions league play and Bottlers prep at Armory, with players listed and Barney Nusz due for Army departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
New York Giants
Philadelphia
Charledon
Willam J. Brann
Challedon
Dryvmon
Kentucky
Brann
Fissue
IJ Aul
C. J Fitzgerald
Glade Valley Farm
Swynford
Sir Galdahad
Laura Gal
Cha
Armory Court
Michélaiown
Armory
Gardner
Kirschner
Willard
Bill Brown
JoJo Price
Nusz
Angleberger
Morfan
Barney Nusz
Army
Roundup of college and pro sports notes from New York
A digest of sports items from Dec 24 including Holy Cross beating Boston College, Art Ross and the Bruins, Branch Rickey's market moves, college coaches expanding film work, and various campus and football basketball updates. Also mentions Tiny Bonham trip, Tulsa Arkansas gate price issues, ski club workday, and military players shifting teams and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Boston
Holy Cross
Boston College
Art Ross
Ross
Bruins
Art
Chisago
Branch Rickey
Joe Medwick
Bobo Newsom
Schoolboy Rowe
Branch
Dodgers
Medwick
Colgate
Andy Kerr
Wilson Teachers’ College of
Ten Game Schedule Opens Friday in Local League
A ten game schedule for the Frederick Conn's Basketball League opens Friday with two halves and nine contests in LUSO benefit play. December 4 January 22 feature Coca Cola versus Middletown and Ox Fibre against Price Bros with DeMolay facing Home Guard. Further dates include December 11 January 29 Coca Cola versus Ox Fibre Middletown versus DeMolay and Price Bros against Home Guard. January 8 February 12 Middletown versus Home Guard Ox Fibre versus DeMolay Coca Cola against Price Bros. January 15 February 19 Price Bros versus DeMolay Coca Cola versus Home Guard and Middletown versus Price Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Conn
Leaglue
Evemue
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Coca Cola
Middletown
Ox Fibre
Price Bros
DeMolay
Home
Price Bros Ve
Pedenbess
Ted
Penedar
Mididietown
Cara Cola
Middletown Va
Price’ Bros
Charter Town Stakes Race Ends With Narrow Victory
Heavy track at Charter Town features a 1 mile 16 furlongs race won by Anne by three lengths over Jam Arthur's Shrimpie Red Wrack. Mrs Mars Knieriem's stable takes distant third. winner completed in 1:49 2/5 and paid $360. Ninth win of the year raises earnings to $9,000 for 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charter Town
Navy
E . Sowers
Washington, D.C
Jam Arthur
Maryland Deer Season Runs Five Days December Seven Through Twelve
Maryland hunters will pursue deer from December 7 to 12 in the official open season. Commissioner E Lee LeCompete notes a record deer supply this year and urges strict compliance with licenses and ammunition rules. Hunters should report their kills to the State game warden within 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
E. Lee LeCompte
Game and Inland Fish
Ohio State Tops AP Poll For 1942 Football Title
The Western Conference champion Ohio State tops the final 1942 AP ranking with 1,432 points, 84 of 156 first place votes, and a major lead over Georgia. Georgia, Wisconsin, Tulsa and others follow as bowl selections shape the postseason picture. Notre Dame and several Big Ten teams face postseason rules restricting play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ohio State
Iowa Navy
Boston College
Associated Press
Buckeyes
Georgia
Wisconsin
Tulsa
William and Mary
Holy Cross
Big Ten
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Texas Christian
Texas A and M
Eagles
Georgia Tech
Notre Dame
Tennessee
Michigan
Alabama
Texas
Stanford
University of California At Los Angeles
Santa Clara
Auburn
Washington State
Mississippi State
Penn State
Ilinois
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Herdir-Simmons
Rice
Navy
Louisiana State
Army
Amherst
Iowa
North Carolina
Fordham
Missouri
Bre
Lewis Ao Dang Waappen Due
Aus
Iowa Seahawks
Pasadena
Calif
New Orleans
Dallas
Rosie College
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Basketball Season Here Once More
The piece previews the 1930s college basketball season with expectations for Notre Dame, NYU, St John’s, Dartmouth, Duke, Duquesne, and Indiana among others. It notes strong rosters, regional hopes, and conference battles across the Big Ten, Big Six, and Pacific Coast while citing key players and coaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson
NEA
Service Sports Eaiter
New York
Madison Square Garden
Notre Dame
Irina
New York University
Long Island U
St. John's
St. Joseph's
Philadelphia
George Senesky
Dartmouth
West Virginia
Pittsburgh
Duke Reese
Mountaineers
Navy
Frosh
Duquesne
Ossie Cowles
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Sturz Modzelewski
Rhode Island State
Frank Keaney
Rough Riders
Indiana
Purdue
Minnios
Toledo
Bobs
Gerber
Nash
Bradley Tech
Peoria
Oklahoma
Kansas
Sooners
Gerry Tucker
Missouri Valley
Oklahoma A. & M
N.C. A
Colorado
Wyoming
Brigham Young
Southern California
Oma‘ev
Stanford
Oregon State
Washington State
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Texas State
Western Kentucky
Seb Gantt
Duke
George Washington
Georgetown
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Ts Yogndhat
Gerry Nugent
Nugent
Bill Terry
BEA Service Sports Editor
George Poshner
LE Lou Rymkus
Chuck Taylor
Walt Harrison
Juling Franks
Frank Merritt
al Hust
Clint Castleberry
Tech
Bob Sleuber
Pat Harder
Roy McKay
James E. Kelleher
Albert A. Wistert
Alex Agase
Illinois
Buddy Gatewood
Baylor
Lindell Houston
Gil Bouley
Donald Currivan
Col. Paul Governali
Blondy Black
Mississippi
Wally Butts
Dick McPhee
Dobbs
Mike
Holovak
Moseley
Ruth
New Haven
Bighe Ena
Withom
RY Grayson
Dale
Center
Paradie
Lord Dewar
Minneapolis Times
McClellan Field
Folsom Prison
Tiny Bonham
Teves
M Queen Banham
Si Burick
Dasten
Billy Hitlenbrand
Feethal Stery
Postman
Clifton E. Wilson
Moscow Daily
Idahonian
Moscow High
Pulliman
Wash
Moscow
Pullman
Washington State College
U. of Idaho
Bob
Seton Hall
Davies
Eddie
Notre Bane
Riska
Chicago
Great Lakes Naval Station
Keesler Field
Miss
USC
Biloxi
Greg Mangin
Hunter Field
Greg
THE
Oran
London
le Glorieux
French North Africa
Morocco
Giloreux
Toulon
Valencia
Spain
Mediterranean
North Africa
Iris
Barcelona
United States
Caribbean
Siz. R. KR
American Timber Products
Max Wagenberg
Frederick, MD
Minne Ford
Fair Groaned Road
Fast Church St
Fredericktown
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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