Newsreel Of Sports In America Highlights And Echoes
A collage of sports notes across boxing cycling golf and football. Conn-Lesnevich broadcast quips and ring commentary spark humor while Billy Parcells comeback and Giants cleanup shakeups unfold. Texas gas pipeline reach and a multilingual Cocoa Kid remark close the reel.
Memorial song at Algoma church noted in Northwestern feature
A union memorial service at Algoma Methodist church featured a song to the tune of Tent ing Tonight on the Old Camp Grounds with words by the late L. G. Crawford. The verse recalls old camp grounds, comrade graves, liberty, plenty, peace, and hope for wars to cease.
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L. G. Crawford
Stringham Creek
Michigan Street
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Camp Bragg
Evangelical Lutheran
Appleton
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Trinity
Albert “Jake” Lingle
Chicago
Washington Boulevard
L. W. Hull
L. C. Viel
J. J. Geary
Wisconsin
Sunnyview Sanatorium
Neenah High School
John H. Dallaway
Oshkosh
Marinette
Grand Council of
United Commercial Travelers of America
Sunday and Monday Radio Schedule Highlights
Central time listings show NBC CBS and MBS programs across Sunday and Monday. Highlights include Jack Benny and Ellery Queen on Sunday, McCarthy and Walter Winchell on NBC, and Take It or Leave It on CBS.
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CBS
WBBM
MBS
WGN
Radio Guild
Wayne King
Frank Black
Bob Crosby
Jack Benny
Ellery Queen
McCarthy
Con
Walter Winchell
the Voice
Ita
Alec Templeton
Gur Lombardos
Biondie
Fred Waring
Lanny Ross
World marks loom at Princeton mile festival in absence
Princeton’s annual invitation track meet features Karl Wolcott and Greg Rice aiming for records in sprints and distance events. With Glenn Cunningham and Chuck Fenske absent, the mile becomes a secondary draw while Lash and Rice face tough two mile and 120 high hurdles competition from Gatewood, Farmer, and other top runners. Georgia Tech’s Charley Belcher and Lee Orr race the 440 while the field seeks marks despite missing era legends.
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Princeton
N. J—i
Princeton University
Glenn Cunningham
Cunninghham
Chuck Fenske
Fred Wolcott
Hurdie l
Greg Rice
Don Lash
Palmer Stadium
Lash
Indiana
Rice
Wolcott
Boyce Gatewood
Texas
Marsh Farmer
Texas Tech
Charley Belcher
Georgia Tech
Lee Orr
A Pleasant Daily Puzzle From 1940s King Features
A short description of a numeral puzzle by William J. Miller. Count letters in your first name. If six or more subtract four, if fewer than six add three. Use the result as a key to read a message from a grid by checking positions left to right in the upper left corner. Copyright 1940 King Features Syndicate Inc.
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William J. Miller
King Features Syndicate Inc
Demaret Quits National Open Amid Critics Yowling
Cleveland dispatch notes Jimmy Demaret withdrawing after rounds of 74 and 81 at Canterbury during the National Open. He defends his choice, saying golf is a game, not work, pays his own way, and that continuing would serve no purpose while stars Snead Hogan Little Guildahl were in form. The piece cites past quitters Rob Jones and Tommy Armour and lauds Demaret's sportsmanship.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Cleveland
Goff
Jimmy Demaret
Demaret
Canterbury Club
Jimmy
Canterbury
Snead
Hogan
Little
Guildahl
Rob Jones
Tommy Armour
Oakmont
Track meet entries highlight high school and college runners
Washington State bids its runners for a sprint relay and distance tests. Johnny Juigier, a Manhattan freshman who ran as a schoolboy last year, competes alongside Blaine Rideout who leads the mile. Wayne Rideout twin ran the two mile, with a Texas Yale shuttle hurdle relay and a closely matched half mile event providing more action.
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Washington State
Johnny Juigier
Manhattan
Blaine Rideout
Wayne
Texas
Yale
Cedar Rapids Thumps Waterloo 12–1 In Three-Eye League Game
Cedar Rapids Red Raiders beat Waterloo 12 to 1 to extend their win streak to five. Springfield Brownies rallied to edge Evansville 8 to 7 despite being out hit. Clinton shut out Madison 8 to 1 as rain washed out Moline Decatur.
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Associated Press
Cedar Rapids
Red Raiders
Waterloo
Springfield Brownies
Springfield
Evansville
Gorman
Madison
Clinton
Moline-Decatur
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