Marble Gives Up Tennis for Civilian Defense Role
San Francisco December 24 Alice Marble former national tennis champion announced she is through with competitive tennis for the duration. She will serve as assistant director of civilian defense for women and said she would set an example by staying fit. She denied plans to join a professional circuit but may appear in short motion pictures while continuing civil defense work.
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San Francisco
T&ns
Alice Marble
Miss Marble
Dan Budge
Frankie Kovacs
Coach Olson Names Adopted Son For Football Pals
Tacoma Washington December 24. Coach Cil Olson of Pacific Lutheran college and his wife honor their football players and supporters by naming their newly adopted son Marvin James The name Marvin honors Mary Tammervik and Marvy Harshman and James honors sportswriter Dave James.
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Tacoma
Wasi
Cil Olson
Pacific Lutheran College
Olson
Olsons
Marvin James
Marvin
Mary Tammervik
Marvy Harshman
James
Dave James
Jalopy Derby Christmas Special Races Set at Seruin Track
A Christmas jalopy program is planned for Thursday afternoon at the Seruin highway track. Gates open at 1 pm with two heat races a match race and the 25 lap event. The headline wreck em race pits Horace drivers against each other for crashed cars and the final wreck shows Barney Lutites field Perry and Red Jackson in the danger race.
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Seruin Highway
Orea
Barney Lutites
Adck Perry
Red” Jackson
Son of Rutgers Coach Wounded in Pearl Harbor Action
James H. Reilly, son of Rutgers coach, was wounded in action at Pearl Harbor. He is an aviation cadet. Elder Reilly was informed during a visit to PT Lauderdale for the Collegiate aquatic forum session.
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PT. Lauderdale
Dew
James H. Reilly
Rutgers
Pearl Harbor
Reilly
Lauderdale
Ice Hockey Scores From Last Night
Ice hockey results show MHSCLTS Nallozel defeating Branklyn 4 to 3, Hostands New York edging EAE Wearue-Epringfietd 6 to 3, American auroctitinas tangling with Minnéapolis 0 to 3, and Dallas outcomes unclear.
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Nallozel Devrue
Branklyn
Vel Esgo
Hostands New York
EAE Wearue
Ladelphila
American Auroctitinas
Dallas
College Cagers Standings and Scores Across Regions
EAST teams led by Tohno and Niasara posted high totals with Columbus and Notre Dame showing strong outputs. MIDWEST rivals Drake and Western Michigan trailed, while WEST listings included Loyola, Pepperdine, Willamette, and Idaho State in close contests. State and city matchups feature Oklahoma City dominating Montana State and Kansas State remaining in the mix.
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Niasara
Yonmessey
Xavier
Columbus
Davia Faktna
Toledo
Yele
Midwest
Tinois
Notre i Western Michigan
Teachers
Chiccago
Loyola
Los Angeles
Pepperdine
Willamette
College of Idaho
Utah State
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Brigham Yong
Idaho Southern
Bradley Tech
California
Nee
Mexico Mines
Oklahoma City
Montana State
Kansas State Ik
Turf Bets Hit Record 517 Million Across 16 States
New York led 16 states in 1941 horse race wagering with a total of 133 90257 dollars reported by the Associated Press. The year shows a rise of about 10 million dollars over 1940, with Michigan the only state to decline.
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New York
Der
Sane
Michigan
Wolverine
Revuen This Seasoa
Winneis
Race Jockey Silvio Coucei Dies in Fall
Payetteville, N. G. Dec. 4. Silvio Coucci 25 a race jockey fell to death from a hotel roof after leaping through a window screen Police Captain L F Worrell said Coucie enlisted in the cavalry six months ago and was returned to Fort Bragg N C after a brief furlough at his New York home He died at the hotel roof in Payetteville
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Payetteville
N. G
Silvio Coucci
Ovell
Taaf
L. F. Worrell
Coucel
Counce
Cavalry
Fort Hragg
N.C
New York
Women golfers crown Fort Sam event at Fort Sun links
Mrs J V Blake captured first in a Fort Sam Fort Sun Women's Golf Association tournament with 105 18 87. Mrs B J Brown took second with 102 14 88, first flight winner with 18, and Mrs Reginald Vance placed third with 3. Second flight winner Mrs S R Brown Ing scored 8, with Huff second and Pierce third.
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Cardatiig
J. V Blake
Fort Sun Houston
R. PB. Huff
Kenneth Pierce
Ballara
R. A. Snavely
Miz
McCay
Evon
J. K. Parsons
Fair or Foul By Lawton New York Christmas Eve Musings
A reflective piece lists sports stars and public figures as Christmas wishfuls, noting Americans’ safety and luck during wartime. It surveys Mike Jacobs, Ted Williams, Joe DiMaggio, Sammy Angott, Kim Crowley, Wallace Wade, Mel Ott, Lou Boudreau, Alsab, Joe Louis, Lee Turatch, the Yankees, Buddy Baer, and golf legends Hagen and Sarazen, tying wishes to peace and a safe 1982 Christmas.
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Lawton
New York
Sita Claus
Wes J
America
Mera
Athletics
Mike Jacobs
Joe Louis
Ted Williams
Joe DiMaggio
DiMaggio
Bates
Ils Bambino
Sammy Angott
Tnas
Everyody
Benny Leonard
Tony Canzoner
Kim Crowley
Fordham
Missouri
New Ore Tentry
Sugar Bowl
Pitt
Wallace Wade
du Qin
Oregon
N.C. G
Aleal Barham
Carver
Mel Ott
Giants
Bill Terry
Lou Houdreau
Indians
Santa Claus
Alsab
Buddy Baer
Lee Turache
Brooklyn Dodgers
Yankees
Dodgers
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
To Be Army Chaplain New Job for Fr Wade
The Perpetual Help athletic club boxers seek matches in January under their athletic director, Rev Pathey Harry Wade may not attend as he could be ordered to report for duty as a United States Army chaplain. Father Wade, one of three Perpetual Help churchmen taken into the army, may be assigned soon, with duties taking him away from local athletic control to Father Enos Babin at a moment's notice. Other Perpetual Help clergy are listed as chaplains in the army.
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Perpetual Help Athletic Club
Randolph Field
Pathey
Harry Wade
B. Hy
Ay G
Enos
Babin
Fathne Avner Psilon
Father Helppringls
Germa’ Seliy
Jrmy
Yachtsmen Take No Such Chances
In Long Beach California Commodore Emerson Spear avoids enemy submarines during midwinter yacht regattas. Races cover a 16 mile course inside the Los Angeles Harbor breakwater protected by nets.
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Long Beach
Calif
Emerson Spear
Los Angeles Harbor
No Hunt Licenses For Enemy Aliens
The state game division will not issue hunting licenses to enemy aliens pending an attorney general opinion. The policy affects gun and fishing licenses and may require aliens to leave firearms.
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Alate
Fix and Game 5
Leensen
Roller Derby Opens After Final Practice Rounds
Dennysketers finished final practice rounds Wednesday in preparation for a big opening show at Municipal Auditorium. San Antonio and Houston will skate over three weeks starting 5:30 p.m. on Christmas night, with a $1000 prize and high stakes on a fast banked track.
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Municipal Auditorium
Tétins
San Antonio
Houston
Joe Powell
Powell
Ohio State
Bowl teams prep with practices ahead of New Year games
Reports from multiple campuses show Missouri, Alabama, Oregon State, Texas A&M and Texas Christian preparing for post season bowls. Coaches Crowley Thoma Norton and Frurot emphasize drills and conditioning as teams sharpen for Sugar Cotton and other bowls in Dallas New Orleans and Durham.
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Laws
UINS
Jim Crowley
Missouri Tigers
Fordham
New Orleans
Crowley
Biz Suuk
Gavgk
University
Ala
Dee
Frank Thoma
University F of Alabama
Texar & and M
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Texas
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da Frurot
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Luisetti and Martin Spark Phillies Oilers Win Over Union Wire
In Bartlesville Oklahoma a crowd of 1500 welcomed Angela Hank Luisetti and Bill Martin for their debut with the Phillies Oilers against the Kansas City Union Wire Ropes. The Oilers won 60 to 29 as Luisetti and Martin scored 23 points combined in 20 minutes. Tussetts, a 1 American in the national AAU tournament last year with the Olympic club of San Francisco, scored seven goals. Martin, ex University of Oklahoma star, added three baskets and a free throw.
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Bartlesville
Okla
Angela
Hank” Luisetti
Bill Martin
Phillies Oilers
Kansas City Union
Oilers
Tussetts
Denver U Quits Big Seven League Confusion Lifts in Kansas City
Denver University announces withdrawal from the Big Seven after a dispute over home and home schedules and conference control. Colorado, Utah, Brigham Young, Wyoming, Colorado State, and Utah State will stay as a six member league and meet to decide the conference's stance. Denver plans its 142 conference football games while basketball plans await approval.
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Celstaco
Kansas City
Colorado Hog
Denver
Ite
Colorado University
Houldey
BIG Six
Isiner
Floresville High to host 80-A basketball action this season
Floresville High School expands athletic plans for 80-A District with 21 players signed and use of Heyman Sonat gym for all Tigers games. Coach Woodrow Petty, a former college standout, builds a 14 man roster including Schmidt, Eraviero, Ximenes, Burkett and others. A trophy will go to the district winner after a meeting at Yorktown.
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Tiwnksville
Floresville High
Shhool
Bern
Heyman Sonat Gymriashim
Path
Floressville
Tigers
Mengers
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