Shooting Safest of Sports at Nationwide Claims Record
ROCHESTER N Y Dee A state council convention address cites National Rifle Association figures claiming shooting is the safest sport with far fewer fatalities than hunting. C B Elster notes 1940 did see more accident insurance claims from basketball than hunting, and cites 1940 US accidental deaths totaling about 100000 with only 2400 from firearms.
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Hulen Beats Fort Clark In Weekend Football Clash
Wharton Dee v The Jord Consh Artillery from Camp Hulen Palacios defeated the 56th Cavalry brigade from Fort Clark Brackettville 12 to ? in a Friday game before about 2000 spectators. Gray Donnelly and Moorell stood out for the Cavalry. Brady Thompson and Crocker starred for the Artillery. An Abilene team later faced the 18th Artillery brigade from Fort Silk. Other district games and upcoming matchups were noted for Alamo Stadium and Fort Sam Houston region teams.
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Feller Plans Army Air Corps or Navy Reserve Entry
Cleveland Indians pitcher Bobby Feller announced plans to enter military service within two weeks. He indicated he would join the Army Air Corps or the Naval Reserve under theSelective Service Act, possibly sailing soon after papers are sent.
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Wheatley Team Defeated by Wesley Wigh in Houston Game
Wesley Wigh of Houston defeated S A Wheatley of San Antonio in a Tielbie district state league football match played Friday night in Houston. The final score was 22 to 1.
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Army Football Clash at Leonard Wood Field Saturday
Army Football faces Special Units in a dry contest at Leonard Wood Stadium Saturday night. Last week the teams sat at 6-0 after a tense second half, with Special Units finally pushing a touchdown. Admission is free for the public and the game starts at p.m.
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Harlandale Triumphs Over San Marcos in Region Playoff
Harlandale Indians defeated San Marcos Rattlers 12 points to 0 at Alamo Stadium to advance to the regional final. Bryan Naylor and Richard Goode sparked the offense with long drives and scoring plays, backed by strong blocking and relentless Harlandale defense.
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Harlandale Rally Ends San Marcos Bid In Tie
Ripley notes describe a tight football game where San Marcos threats were halted after a blocked punt and a key run by Willis. Ern est Denham forced a sideline, Mayler’s kick was blocked, and Naylor drove San Marcos to the 1 before the game ended five plays later.
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Vance to Talk Bowling to Army Men
Charles Vance, Milwaukee representative of the American Bowling Congress, will address soldiers at the U. S. Army post on Saturday at 9:30. The program includes film highlights of bowling stars and coaching, followed by a question session. A public Sunday rally at the Plaza Hotel, open to all with no admission charge, is also announced by the Batt Antonio Bowling Association.
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Bowling star sets national three game rowing record with 812 total
Harry Hornb is claims a national three game bowling record after an 812 total including a perfect 300 string. He rolled 247, 265, and 300 in the Loguine League camp competition, with teammates and organizers noting the exceptional score.
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Zurita Knocks Out Serean in Legion Stadium Bout
Mexican featherweight champion Zurita dominated Serean in Howxwood Idaho, delivering a rapid finish at 2 minutes 40 seconds of the first round. Zurita, the heavy favorite, used a flurry of right hands and left hooks to force the referee’s count for the stoppage.
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Grant Ward Dead in Columbus at 83 After Football Career
Grant P. Ward, 83, longtime Ohio political figure and sports expert, died of a heart attack in Columbus. A former member of the state assembly and noted football authority, Ward coached at Ohio State under Jack Welk and spent the last decade broadcasting Buckeyes games.
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Thief Repeats Breaks At Snow White Laundry
Police report a thief entered Snow White Laundry at 2241 Broadway on Thursday night taking a green suit and leaving only pants. He returned Friday night and exchanged the green suit for a hive ole, continuing the pattern of apparel theft.
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Rail Workers Suits Stolen From Box at Martin Street
Saturday morning a thief entered a workers' box near Martin Street and stole clothing belonging to six Missouri Pacific railroad workers including P W Manning C T Ward and H G Hassell along with a dominoes set napkins ribbons and silverware stolen from Mrs Hattie Browley at 224 Nebraska street and personal papers from Josefa De Hariega at 405 Angela Street in a disrupted incident across the area.
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Spunky Creek Coin Wins Texas Open Champion Title
Spunky Creek Coin, owned by Bruno Aheaffer of Hutchinson Kansas, won the Texas Open Champion after eliminating 15 contenders in Meld trials. The win carried the Sid Werris Joe Metarlat trophy and a $1000 prize.
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Regis College to Join Rocky Mountain Conference
Regis College seeks admission to the Rocky Mountain Conference. Formal action will occur at the spring meeting, with four Pinos required for approval. Faculty representatives attend the Denver session as Regis awaits a decision on membership.
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Tulsa star to play in two North South games
UPI reports University of Tulsa tackle Charley Greene will participate in two North South all star games. With university consent he travels December 27 to Paso, Texas, to join the Southern team and faces the San Han foe in Meuigomery.
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Utah Tackles Arizona Club in Inter-circuit Series
Utah seeks sixth straight win as they face Arizona Club in Tucson in a clash billed as a toss-up. The Utes boast five wins two losses while Arizona arrives with a sharp passing game and a strong ground attack led by star Floyd Spendiive. Kickoff is 9:40 p m local time.
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Baseball Men Pull Out for Home
Jacksonville reporters recount winter exodus of major leaguers to Chicago as Giants and Dodgers pursue talent. Ott and Terry announce new hires and trades including Lether, Oliver, and Rob Cash. Wilmington and Charlotte clubs make several acquisitions. minor league chair resigns. Emil Mattho sells to Oakland. Earl Mann confirms deal and hints Pete Thomas may assume right field role.
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Priest Links Church and Baseball as Belief System
Father Harold Martin, a Catholic priest and president of the Canadian American League baseball clubs, argues that church and organized baseball are the two major forces shaping attitudes and respect for authority. He cites baseball's respect for rules influencing players and fans alike, dating to his Fordham days and coaching stints before joining Saint Bonaventure.
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Robbins the Horse Holder Seeks Calm amid Hollywood Sets
In Hollywood, Robbins the former arena star now trains horses to stand still for film scenes. He claims top jockey status in 1901 1902 and 1903, though records fade. At age 62 he boasts steady holds for actors and directors as cameras run, noting how harder it is to quiet horses than to ride them. He dreads Santa Anita reopening and the busy nights on set.
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Football Season Filled With Laughs and Surprises
A chaotic recap of 1940s college football antics, plays, and mishaps. Mississippi State tops Mississippi 8 0 to claim the SEC title while notable gaffes and oddities involve Missouri Townes, Virginia Tech scorers, and a water boy who became a key passer. Adams, Dodson, and several coaches and referees figure in a mosaic of unusual game moments across major programs and conferences.
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Women golfers contest weekly San Antonio event
Phillip Messenger and Mrs Harold Frangll led the San Antonio Women's Golf Association weekly tournament with a first place 76 on the Fort Sam Houston course. Mrs Mistenger won with 101 and Mrs Frantel 98. Pepper and Sparkivan also placed, with Straver scoring 83. Next Friday’s tourney moves to Willow Springs.
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Christmas Party At Wildwood Road Highlights Season Spirit
A holiday gathering at 2 Wildwood Road featured a late night toast led by Arthur Jones with a legendary recipe. Attendees praised festive treats and premium beverages, while jokes and songs filled the air and the party aimed to boost cheer through the season.
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