High School Teams Meet in State Semi Finals in Texas
In Houston Lamar faces Temple in the state interscholastic semi finals as Temple, last year’s finalists, seeks another trip to the finals. Lamar relies on junior Ray Borneman while Temple starts four players from last year. About 10,000 fans slated for a 2 pm kickoff as fans expect a hard fought matchup.
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Central Catholic High School Edges in Busy Gym Return
Central Catholic High School grabbed a 26 to 17 win in a fast paced Friday game at Central basketball gym. Roger Lopes led with 14 points as the team gained the momentum and controlled the pace through the second half.
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Duke Captain Says Team Is Just Confident Before New Year Bowl
Duke captain Rob Barnett asserts the Blue Devils are confident but not cocky ahead of the Rose Bowl clash with Oregon State. He credits coach Wade for guiding the team, notes tough prep and discipline, and describes plans to practice after Christmas as they pursue an undefeated season.
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Northwestern DePaul to headline first Chicago cage double bill
Chicago hosts a historic double bill at the new stadium with Northwestern meeting Pittsburgh and DePaul facing Oregon. The event marks a move from the Evanston gym to a 20,000 capacity venue, with Northwestern appearing alongside DePaul three times this season. Other entrants include Bradley Tech, Wisconsin, Illinois, USC, Duquesne, and NYU among others.
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Peabody Expects All-America Test In Shriners Benefit
Harvard guard Peabody VII arrives with the Eastern all star group to meet the Western squad in the Shriners benefit game. He hopes a real All-America selection confirms his standing, aims to test himself against Ike Ray Prankowski and Chal Daniel, and expresses joy at the chance to help crippled children. Other notables include Bruce Smith, Bill Dudley, and Endicott in the behind the scenes buildup.
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Pettigrew Named New Cowboy Champion of 1941 Rodeo
Salinas Calif December reports Homer Pettigrew of Grady Oklahoma crowned national cowboy champion with 1027 points for the 1941 season. Tebisrow scored high in calf roping and steer wrestling, surpassing Fritz Truan of Salinas who held prior rank. Doff Aner of Newhall placed second.
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Duke's Wade Team Favored In New Year Peach Bowl
New York dispatch notes Duke under Wallace Wade as favorites for the Rose Bowl era matchup against Oregon State. Oregon State travels from the Pacific Coast to Durham in a bid to upset Duke whose season featured an unbeaten run and 911 points. Wade’s long Rose Bowl history and the Beaver coach Lon Stiner’s cautious outlook frame the cross country clash.
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Women golfers reschedule handicap tourney after holidays
The Say Autonio Women's Golf association restarts weekly handicap play January 2. Friday at Brackerridge Park Mrs. R Sparkman shot 96.1 with 18 handling to win the handicap event by seven strokes, ahead of Mrs. Hy Dietemann who posted 124-36-T8 with Mrs. Charles A Ferguson and Slllis-at in second and nearby positions.
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Rattlers Fall Short Against TCU Frogs in Fort Worth
San Antonio Rattlers faced Texas Christian University at Fort Worth, losing 42 to 40 in a tense Friday clash. Mike Ball emerged as the star with 34 points, guiding San Antonio with long range shooting as TCU edged ahead late. The crowd watched a close battle as both teams traded leads through the night.
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Flyers halt Milers in 5 0 comeback and boat Chicago star divorces
St Louis Flyers toppled the Minneapolis Millers 5 0 after trailing 3 0 early in the game. Counter Brenneman suffered a broken left arm. Nakin Brith and Fred Hergerl left with injuries. In other results, Montreal beat Toronto 3 2 and Chicago Cubs first baseman Babe Dahlgren was granted a divorce from Josephine, citing desertion in 1940.
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Texas Soph Quint Has Em Worrying Preseason Win
Texas' Soph Quint Has Em Worrying The Steers triumphed 61 to 34 in a Friday night pre conference game. The mixed write up notes standout players like Phillina Oilers and Hugh Welch, with team entries from Southwest Conference foes and early season momentum.
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Dimaggio and Foxx Share Honors In Batting Race
DiMaggio led the American League with runs batted in totaling 126 in 139 games, while Foxx matched 105 RBIs and shared the top homegrown honors. The season saw Foxx tying records for 100 RBIs in 13 straight years and leading in strikeouts while DiMaggio set marks in runs and RBIs, supported by Heath and Keller among others in a high scoring year.
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College Games Roundup With Wide-Scaled Scores List
A garbled college basketball results page lists numerous games across regions including SOUTAY ECU 42 to 40, Rutgers 96 over Barshall 62, Maryland 30 over Baltimore 29, West Virginia 67 over Maryland 30, and many others. The fragmented OCR preserves team names, scores, and some locations, painting a chaotic snapshot of a full college slate.
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Florida and UCLA Battle in Jacksonville Football Showdown
In Jacksonville Florida and UCLA meet in a rare late season clash drawing about 10 000 fans. UCLA coach Babe Horell arrives with a squad that has won two of its last five games and a lightweight backfield averaging around 103 pounds to Floridas 281 pound line.
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Engineers 36th Athletic Champs at Camp Bowie
At Camp Bowie the Engineers 36th athletic team won the track and field events in a three day regatta amid military demonstrations. Standings show the 111th and 38th infantry close behind with scores and notes on equipment, footwear, and a band concert included in the training weekend.
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Gardner Eyes Texas League Role In Wartime Baseball
Gardner, president of the Texas League, says wartime baseball can still engage fans despite player drafting. He expects older players to help develop the young talent while freeing up time for the armed forces. Gardner cites defense needs, Army camp equipment demand, and support from major leagues as reasons to back baseball as recreation and morale during the emergency.
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Zuppke Denies Open Coach Job At Miami University
Robert Zuppke, former Illinois football coach, denies applying for any coaching vacancy. Columbus Dispatch cites an "unimpeachable source" claiming he sought the Miami University post, while Zuppke says he did not know of any vacancy and has not pursued a job.
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Randolph Cagers Tie After Three-Way Drive In Tight Battle
Randolph cagers push into a three way tie after a Friday night clash. Final score 33-31 with playoff implications shaping up for Monday. In other action, the 48th squad beat Nov 44-29 in a race influenced by Ute standings and penalties.
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Sunset Tulsa Sunset and Wichita clash in Texas football final quest
Dallas December reports a 15000 crowd expected at Dal-Hi field for a high scoring battle as Sunset and Wichita Falls Coyotes chase a Texas football final. Key players Teipple, Blackburn and Hill prepare for marquee duels while Sunset aims to remain undefeated and edge toward a state title.
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Coast Cage Teams Tangle In Pacific Coast Rivalry
Washington State overwhelmed Missouri 62 23 as Kansas State and the Huskies split a double header at the Little Madison Square Garden. Washington State’s Mary Glbterg led with 20 points, while Kirk Gebert and Beott Witt added double digit efforts. Kansas State battled hard with Captain Danny Howeladhir and Bruce Holm e dealing with injuries as Washington held the momentum. Tulsa halfback Charley Greene withdrew from the North South all star game to avoid jeopardizing Tulsa Texas game plans.
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Santa Anita Hopes to Open With Late February Schedule
Los Angeles United Press International reports Secretary Webb Averett plans a new racing calendar for Santa Anita Park pending a go signal to operate next month. The California Breeders Champion Stakes on December 31 remains first up, with the $100,000 Santa Anita Derbys set for May 7 possibly moved to March 21 and the $50,960 Derby target February 25 potentially shifted to May 7.
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