South Defeats North 16-0 In Blue Gray Classic
In a rugged Blue Gray game at Montgomery, Alabama, South stars Jack Crain and Preston Johnston led a 16-0 win over the North. Contributions came from Lloyd Cheatham, Junie Havious and Alabama’s defense, while Johnston’s punting and Crain’s end zone pass clinched the victory.
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Picks and Players Blend in Hazy Bowl News
Choices By Bok Considine surveys bowl season chatter in New York. The column mentions Haver in Washington, bets on teams like Auburn and Alabama, and ties in sports figures from football to tennis. It riffles through film, boxing, and racing notes with an array of names and curiosities.
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Randolph Hangar R gym to open as second arena
Hangar R at Randolph field will become the town second sports arena with basketball badminton and volleyball courts plus ice skating calisthenics and drills for aviation cadets. The facility, dedicated early January, aims to expand local recreation options beyond current venues.
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North r Roth Friedisch match lineups and chaos in sport
The fragment lists numerous players and colleges including Cornell Michigan Temple and Notre Dame style lineups and ends with a chaotic note on boxing history and draft era anecdotes, mentioning Tulane Temple Duke and Boston College players and a chaotic tally of names.
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Stephens Browns Story Reflects Browns Vice President Resignation Rumor
Louis Browns president Donald J. Barnes declined to comment on a report that How ard V. Stephens had resigned as vice president. Stephens, a Cincinnati business figure, also refrained from commenting on the rumored departure.
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Delmar Baker Joins L A Defense Workers in San Antonio
Delmar David Baker, former Detroit Tigers pennant winner in 1940, makes San Antonio his winter home with wife and two sons on Week Summit Avenue. He aims to settle, send kids to school here, and contends spring training and team outcomes remain uncertain as wartime defense plants grow nationwide. He notes Greenberg and Newsom as key factors for next season while awaiting clearance and roster changes.
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Cotton Bowl Near Sellout Signals Big Texas Alabama Showdown
Dallas officials announced the Cotton Bowl between Southwest Conference champion Texas A&M and the University of Alabama is near sellout with about 6,500 seats left of 45,507. Alabama Crimson Tide arrives Monday, Aggies to appear Tuesday, with a public welcome and formal reception planned. Officials, Mayor Woodall Ridg eca, Dan Rogers and Cotton Bowl officials will speak at the events ahead of the game.
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Flamingo Stakes at Hialeah Draws Strong Field
Alsad, a 3 year old star from Chicago owner Alvert Sobath, set for the $25 000 Flamingo Stakes at Hialeah Park on February 28. Undefeated in 10 starts, he faces stiff challenge from contenders including Bon PF, Bless Me, Devil Diver and Albatross as connections weigh a potential warmup race earlier in the day.
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Midget Races Set For Sunday at Antanse Speedway
Midget car action returns to Antanse midget auto speedway this Sunday with a 2h long grind. Despite weeks of repairs after a crash in Houston, Dick Worg remains ready in top form as time trials set starting positions for six events.
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Uan
Mako Beaten In Pro Debut
Gene Mako, new pro, loses to former partner Don Budge 6 1 6 4 in his first professional appearance at Madison Square Garden. Perry out sick. Budge wins second tour stop.
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Lampasas Lions Welcome Texas Christian Coach Dutch Meyer
Dutch Meyer of Texas Christian University has accepted an invitation from the Lampasas Lions Club to deliver the banquet address next Tuesday night. Meyer will present Horned Frog game photos, and the Lampasas Hedger football boys, the team, and the coaches will attend as guests.
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Bierman Replaces Zuppke on Board
Walter Griesel, chairman of the national football news committee, disclosed today that Coach Bernie Terman of the University of Minnesota was replaced by Bob Zuppke, who recently resigned as coach at Illinois. The board will hold an antic meeting at Phoenix, Arizona, January 4.
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Jalopy Derby on Seguin Highway Schedule Noted
The Management announced a Seguin highway jalopy derby this Sunday starting at 2 o clock. The event will proceed with a five second program and no extensions.
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Wisconsin grid shakeup as coach to revamp staff
In Madison Wisconsin, after a poor 1941 season the University of Wisconsin announces a January coaching staff revamp led by Stuhldreher. Backfield coach Frank Jordan and line coach Robert Rea likely released amid criticism from The Daily Cardinal over faulty play and teaching.
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Sharkey Offers Free Refereeing for Navy Relief Bout
Jack Sharkey, former heavyweight champion, offers to referee the heavyweight title bout between Buddy Bear and Tom Lent on January 9 for Navy Relief Society. The match is to be held in New York.
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Oklahoma Cage Meet Summary Amid Mixed Scores
Oklahoma cage meet results list CUAY GAMER and Wen Megeleet with Angles 40 Texas 3, Maylor 29, Tesnk Shite St 42, Pillanieh Okanam Sythe fethadlat 92, Texas Chilalidy 47, Squehenalern Vetahonia, Towers Nenckel. Warrenshure Trachea 3, Buxt Cone 1. Colerate State New Mexico 13, Coleradd Minea 30, Waattington 28, chi rome City ad.
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