Football Outlook From Summer Coaches On 1941 Schedule
Veteran coaches survey college football ahead of 1941 season with Minnesota and Fordham seen as toughest early tests. Notre Dame, Texas, Navy and Stanford noted as top contenders in various regions. Experts foresee high attendance and widespread national interest as teams prepare for crowded fall schedules.
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Minnesota
Fordhim
Fordham
Washington
Red Sanders
Harry Mehre
Frank Thomas
Alabama
Mississippi
Vanderbilt
Georgia
Texas
Texas A
Midwest
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Indiana
Ohio State
Michigan
Tennessee
Bob Neyland
Tulane
Duke
Nebraska
Missouri
Rams
Navy
Larson
Cornell
Snavely
Colgate
Columbia
Harvard
Princeton
Air Force
Yale
Spike Nelson
Army
Dartmouth
Georgetown
Boston College
O'Rourke
Gladduck
Kerr
B.C
Pittsburgs
Stanford
Yankees
Dodgers
Notre Dame v
Dodgers and Cardinals in tight race for pennant
The Dodgers and Cardinals battle down the stretch in a four month duel from April to August. Both teams boast pitching hitting and heart and have remained virtually tied after 120 games. The era of Brookyns Our Bums and Cardinals grit echoes classic showdowns, with neither side clearly ahead.
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Cardinals
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Tearman
Flatbush
Larry MacPhail
Leo
Lip
Durocher
St. Louis
Whit Wyatt
Kirby Higbe
Red Birds
Dazzy Vance
Wild Bill Hallahan
Cardinal Money
Andy High
Luque
Sylvester Johnson
High
Burleigh Grimes
Newfoundland
Pittsburgh
Dissy
Dean
Omnbissed
Lilliput Putt-Putt Auto Racing Takes Roots in Culver City
Culver City hosts a premier miniature auto racing track where lilliput putt-putts thrill fans. A peanut size rating car races at a current speed record of 67.085 mph as a pulley driven drum powers the bed of the tracks.
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Culver City
Calif
Political dynamite in Roosevelts letter to Young Democrats
Roosevelts speech in Louisville attacks isolationists as obstructionists and hints at a cross party strategy to back anti isolationist incumbents and field strong coalition candidates next year. Wendell Willkie backs the plan while urging youth participation and a clear foreign policy referendum.
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Roosevelt
Young
Louisville
G.O.P
Wendell Willkie
Apron patterns with Accordion Flare and Water Lily motifs
Two new apron designs solve a problem with flair. Complete patterns 29364 sell for 15 cents and make attractive gifts or party prizes. Send your order to the address provided.
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Robert McShane
Bleeding Hearts
Leo Durocher
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Pan American Airways
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Africa
Near East
Iran
Caucasus
Central
Atlantic
Freetown
Egypt
Amazon
Andes
Pan American
America
OPM
Jean Karlu
France
Karlu
Merry
U. S
Kansas City
Borm
Ast
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Kellors Company
Jonnson
Sunkist
California Fruit Growers Exchange
Hollywood
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B.D.S.T
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