Sergt Henry Greenberg Leaves Army to Return to Baseball
Fort Custer Michigan December 5 Sergt Henry Greenberg former Detroit Tigers outfielder bids farewell to the army after 180 days service. He plans to drive to New York to resume training for his old job with the Tigers. Brig Gen Abraham and Col Gill praised his service as he moves to the Army trained reserve and a Kalamazoo farewell party follows.
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Paul M. Chandler
Fort Custer
Mich
Henry Greenberr
Detroit Tigers
United States Army
Big Hank
Hank
Greenberg
New York
Tigers
New York City
Detroit
Sergt. Greenberg
Second Infantry
Isaac Gill
Clyde R. Abraham
Tiger
Slnger
Jopal ¥. M. C
Army
Kalamazoo
Ski excursions cut as war closes routes north
War in Europe skews eastern U S plans as New York Central cancels weekend ski trips to the Laurentians, diverting equipment to the war effort. In Detroit, sophomore backfield star Tippy Madarik will not play basketball this season, choosing studies over the court despite strong gridiron prowess.
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New York
Europe
United States
New York Central Railroad
Laurentian Mountains
Montreal
Dominion
Detroit
Esme “Tippy” Madarik
Detroit University
Spectacular Plays From 1941 College Season Highlighted
BILL BONN surveys standout moments of 1941 football across matches and players. Marion Motley of Nevada delivers a long kickoff return and a 67 yard TD run against San Jose State, aiding their first defeat in 19 games. The piece names many stars and remarkable plays across multiple teams and regions.
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Bill Bonn
New York
Marion Motley
University of Nevada
Associated Press
San Jose
Calif
Motley
Soares
Jruck Fayrett
Stan‘Yord
Santa Clara
Bill Busik
Navy
Army
Pennsylvania
Virginia Military
Joe Muha
Bosh Pritchard
Bill Decorrevont
Northwestern
Michigan
Walt Motson
Penn
Maryland
Don Reece
Harry Ice
Missouri
Iowa State
Leland
Bunky) Morris
Syracuse
Clarkson
Bill Dudley
Virginia
North Carolina
Lafayette
Bruce Smith
Minnesota
Jeader
Frankie Sinkwich
Georgia
Wonder Boy
Lamar Davis
Alabama
George Sutch
Temple
Bucknell
Dean Bagley
Texas Christian
Texas
Bill Daley
Tulane
Lou Thomas
Bubber Ely
Mid-West
Eliiott Ormsby
Bradley Tech
North Dakota
Billy Hill
Sports Roundup by Hugh Fullerton Jr. A Seasonal Peek
Wide World columnist Hugh S Fullerton Jr reports on Jim Foxx’s future and A’s or Giants speculation plus Red Sox first base concerns. He notes press box plans for Texas A&M, Cotton Bowl upgrades, golf pros’ earnings, and Mel Ott questions. Also covers naval duties, Andy Tomasic rumors, Temple football, Rogers Hornsby Fort Worth bid, and Tigers prospect Dick Wakerfield at Buffalo.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, Jr
Wide World Sports
New York
Wide World
Jimmy Foxx
Connie Mack
A’s
Giants
al Flair
Red Sox
Lou Finney
Ulysses Lupien
Double
Harlingen
Beaumont
Texas
Georgie Abrams
Jacksonville
Pla
Mel Ott
Bill Terry
Little Giants
George Earnshaw
Naval Air Station
Waite Hoyt
Hans Lobert
Andy Tomasic
Temple
Andy
Rogers Hornsby
Fort Worth
St. Paul
Tigers
Dick Wakerfield
Buffalo
If is a thin two letter word in football season
Walter Stewart laments the refrain used to soothe defeat as the Pickwick backfield endures a rough Saturday. The piece blends sports commentary with defense of the All-America tackle amid a harsh game day environment in Memphis.
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Walter Stewart
Memphis
Pickwick
HOT STOVE WARMUP Over in Jersey City they're not
A brief item notes activity or discussion in Jersey City related to a hot stove period. The piece suggests a slower start or cautious approach, with no clear outcome or names provided in the readable text.
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Jersey City
Private Jimmy Quigley Sets 450 Yard Obstacle Record
Private Jimmy Quigley, former Manhattan college miler, clocked 1 55 for the 450 yard obstacle at Fort Knox Kentucky breaking Corp Mike Raffa’s 2 40 mark. Fort Story grid faces Norfolk Shamrocks December 14 while soldiers target Pistol Lachon. Army seeks ski talent for possible service in the 87th infantry mountain regiment at Fort Lewis Washington.
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Jimmy Quigley
Manhattan College
Fort Knox
Mike Raffa
Fort Story
Norfolk Shamrocks
Pete Lachon
Army
Nation Ski Association
87Th Infantry Mountain Regiment
Fort Lewis
Wash
Bay High grid team to close season tonight
Bainbridge Georgia bears visit Bay High Tornado Field for a 7 p m game. Bay High relies on Kenny Belate and Dewey Dykes while Bainbridge leaders include Harold Conrad out with injury and co captain A B Richbourg sidelined. Panama City band to perform as eight seniors play their last game of the 1941 season.
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BAY High Grid
Leslie Wilson
Georgia
Bainbridge, Ga
Bearcats
Bay High Tornado
Crimson
Peach State
Camilli
Sylvester
Thomasville
Waycross
Valdosta
J. W. Sumner
Bearcat
Kenny Belate
South Georgia
Dewey Dykes
Sumner
Tommie Oliver
Belate
Harold Conrad
A. D. Richbourg
A. B
Crimson Tornado
Panama City Grammar School
Richbourg
Bay High
Bainbridge
Cooper
Lane
Parker
Willis
Segler
Dykes Bozeman
Lynn
M. Parker
Warren
Hobbs
Morris
Green
Jackson
L, Smith
Richarson
Grimsley A.C. Smith
Wilson “Croley
Ward
Missing purse reported in New Castle Indiana
Letha Sailors of Muncie reported to police her purse was lost or stolen in New Castle. Contents listed include two watches, multiple rings, a Red men's lodge pin, an American flag item, knives, pens, pencils, a flashlight, a driver's license, a social security card and two books.
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New Castle
Ind
Letha
Muncie
Men's Lodge
Herring Catch Rises Along Swedish Coast
The current herring catch stands 50 percent higher than in many years as boats report a strong season along the Swedish coast. Some old time fishermen credit naval war operations for driving fish toward shore, boosting local catches.
Stars of Nation Cue Artists to Appear at Sportland
Ray Wells arranged six top cue artists from the National Billiard Program for exhibition matches at the Sportland Billiard Parlor. The series opens Monday Dec 16 at 7:30 p.m. with Marcel Camp, Willie Mosconi, Erwin Rudolph, Joe Chamaco, Babe Canfield, and Patsy Natalie scheduled to perform against top local talent in single and double jousts.
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Ray Wells
Sportland Billiard Parlor
Sportland
Marcel Camp
Pocket Billiards
Willie Mosconi
Erwin Rudolph
Joe Chamaco
Caballero
Mexico City
Babe” Canfield
Syracuse
Boy Wonder
Patsy” Natalie
Greenleaf
Taberski
Madrid’s Christmas Festival Draws Vast Crowds
The Madrid New Mexico Christmas festival draws about 100000 visitors yearly with an estimated electricity bill around 10000 dollars for the 30 day pageant. The event remains strictly non commercial despite the scale.
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Madrid
New Mexico
Adotion Petition Seeks Legalization of Child in Bay County
Petitioners will apply December 15, 1941 at 10 a.m. to the Circuit Court in Panama City Florida for an order legalizing the adoption of Gerald Eugene Nelson, deeming him their heir at law. Attorney J B Stokes represents the case.
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Bay County
Florida
Panama City
Floxside
Gerald Eugene Nelson
Giants Reorganize Giants and Ott to Manager
At Jacksonville the 40th convention of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues closed with little big news. The New York Giants were reorganized with Bill Terry in charge of farm operations and Mel Ott named manager. The meeting also saw a surprise maneuver by chain store systems aimed at easing Landis restric tions on major league control.
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National Association of Baseball Leagues
Jacksonville
Fla
Horace Stoneham
New York Giants
Mel Outleft
Giants
Bill Terry
Terry
Olt
Louisiana
Raght
Fra
Cleveland Indians
Cincinnati Reds
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Runor
Chicago
Dickering
Mel Ott
Kenesaw M. Landis
Baseball trades and coaching changes amid early 1940s chatter
The article lists moves including Bert Shotten and Oscars Mebillo named Cleveland coaches and Rollie Hemsley sold to Cincinnati. It notes Hank Leiber traded from Cubs to Giants for Bob Bowman and cash, Hank Gornicki bought by Pirates, and discussions among Pirates Reds Giants Cubs Phillies about further deals. Minor league officials await final business session with routine items.
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Matjers
Bert Shotten
Oscars Mebillo
Cleveland
Rollie Hemsley
Cincinnati Reds
Hank Leiber
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Bob Bowman
Cash
Hank Gornicki
St. Lows
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago
Pirates
Frankie Frisch
Hans Lobert
Phillies
Cubs
William G. Bramham
Walker vs Walker public notice in Bay County court
In the circuit court Bay County Florida A E Walker plaintiff sues Della Walker defendant The defendant Della Walker is required to appear Monday January 11 1947 to answer the bill of complaint The notice to be published weekly for four consecutive weeks in the Panama City News Herald clerk Ot H A Pledger
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Circuit Court
Bay County
State OF Florida
A. E. Walker
Della Walker
Del«la Walker
A. D
Panama City
State of
Florida
Iice
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Ott
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Fred Allen
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Washington
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Enbrand
Flash
Wisconsin
Southwest
Jack Crain
Baylor
Rice
Edgar
Blue Devil
Jack Jacobs
Oklahoma
Broncos
Hugh Fullerton
Service Dept
Jack
Jie
Blue
Hal Cochran
Cue Stars of Nation
Inge
Nelson
Beatrice Nelson
J. B. Stokes
By Romney Wheeler
N.Y
Elizabeth
N. J
Joe Bakal
New ‘York
Burlington, Vt
Buater
Beaupre
Burlington
Eddie Guerra
Jed
Wilson Furniture Exchange
Bim
Tts
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