Hawaii U. Player Makes Little All America Team
Hawaii fullback Nelle Smith leads the 1951 Little All-America picks from the University of Hawaii, the first Hawaii player chosen in eight years. The roster features Greg ory, Jones, Hunt, Stanton, Yurcheshen, Moe, Krongka, George, Clarkson, and Durrance among others, with notes on their seasons and standout performances for various colleges and teams.
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Training Dogs Best of Exercise for Health and Fitness
New York report argues purebred dog training and outdoor activities boost health under the selective service era. It highlights field trials and obedience tests as practical, steady exercise, noting dogs provide simple outdoor workouts that restore youthful vitality and sustain regular activity.
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Fragmented OCR text lists military units and quartermaster references with unclear events. Notable mentions include 52nd Squad, 48th hospital sections, and quartermaster notes across multiple quarters and stations. The readable fragments imply a wartime muster or logistics scene but lack concrete actions or outcomes.
First Woman Enters New York Athletic Club Pool
New York December 1 A historic moment at the New York Athletic Club pool as Matty Lenk of Brazil, a premier breaststroker, competes with five male teammates marking the first time in 73 years a woman has swum in the facility waters. The six South American swimming stars arrive for a U S tour into May with stops in several cities.
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Four Captains In TCU Lineup For Orange Bowl
POH WORTH December 15 four captains named for Texas Christian University Horned Frogs lineup ahead of the Orange Bowl against Georgia in Miami. Bruce Alford Iron Waco Derrell Palmer and Bill Crawford Phil Roach are the 1942 captains. Meyer sets a light prep schedule through Christmas with a Miami Bowl in mind.
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Tennis Ranking Rules to Change
NEW YORK Dec. b-Uiesi-A girt loans within the United States Lawn Tennis association over the ranking of Bobby Riges and Frank Kovacs as No. and No. 2 nationally. The issue stems from past amateur status and professional turns after October mids. The USTA will seek ratification at the January 17 meeting while it may bar amateurs who turned pro from rankings.
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Little All America Tosition Flavor and Cortexe ENO HENN Stanton
A garbled listing of football positions and player names across multiple colleges and towns, including Tackles Guards Centers and backs. Numerous schools and places appear such as Missouri Mines Texas A and M Waynesburg Union Tennessee Washington and others, with scattered years and locations.
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Arienist Veeest
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Colorado
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Garland Gregor
Louisiana Tech
Third Team ROLAND WARREN and other players in unusual listing
A fragmented OCR style roster lists players and schools including Howard Payne PAU Kearney Nebraska SIEVE St Vincent Pa ED ELLIS Catawba and Grinnell with several surnames such as MACIKAS METZGER COLLIN and TARIEANT along with affiliations Western Michigan West Texas and Meckinsine 49 1. The text appears as a jumbled university or college sports snippet with multiple names and institutions scattered without a coherent narrative.
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Howard Payne
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Tony Macikas
Cincinnati
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Western Michigan
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West Texas State
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Fragmented OCR reveals mixed school lists and place names
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous schools, cities, and districts with scattered names such as Saint Marys, Southwestern Conference mentions, and various state colleges. The text appears to catalog teams or participants in a broad regional context, though many items are corruption or misreads.
Interscholastic grid finalists emerge in Texas league
Texas Interscholastic league football reaches penultimate weekend with four teams battling for semis. Wichita Falls meets Sunset in Dallas while Temple faces Lamar in Houston. Sunset and Lamar favored to advance as Temple and Wichita Falls earn tense wins.
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Santa Anita Weights For 1947 Handicap Race
Weights for the upcoming Santa Anita Handicap and the eighth running of the $100,000 event are announced. Top horses Whirlaway Challedon Midand Alsab lead a field including Pictor Reading Hunters Moon and The Starborn with weights ranging around 120 to 130 pounds. foreign contenders rise with Reading and Hunter's Moon at 122 and 121 respectively. The lineup features three 3-year-olds from 1941 Staretor Porter's Cap Our Boots at 120, while 1940-1941 stars Whirlaway and Market Wise are weighed near 128 and 129 as attention centers on a possible comeback for Charledon defeated last year.
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De la Garza Debuts With 14 In Openers In Latin Meet Feud
De la Garza Jr, captain of Fred's Place, stars as the Latins clash with Pom Cab Gate in a Sunday Woodlawn gym opener. Fred's Place leads Tom Cats 36 34 at halftime while De la Garza tops scorers with 14 points amid a heated early season feud with Coach Jon Vasquez.
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Fort Sam Houston Women’s Golf Players Stage Blind Auction
Members of the Fort Sam Houston Women's Golf Association stage a blind auction Tuesday to raise funds for the club. Golfers will play as they please for the event, supporting the association’s activities this year.
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Reds Sell Out Opening Day at Redland Field
Cincinnati reports the Reds have sold out Redland Field for the opening game of the 1842 National League season. Management announced the last ticket was sold Saturday. The Reds said they will continue with plans for the season unless a professional baseball order interrupts operations, an order they doubt will arrive.
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Crimmins Wins Tenpin Championship Showing Strong Form
Ned Day of West Allis Wisconsin will challenge Crimmis in 1942 after Crimmins, veteran Michagan Kegler, defeats Lowell Jackwott and 10 others in a four-day all-star tournament. Crimmins posted 255.03 series and 208.4 average while winning 3 of 5 games in the final stretch. Joe Norris of Detroit finished second at 262.23 and third went to Cotty Eciwoegia of Madison Wisconsin.
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