Texas high school sports crown tally for year
The year's wrap shows Amarillo crowned state football champions while the major titles went to five activities. San Marcos led basketball, Highland Park Dallas led track and field and baseball, El Paso Corpus Christi Guero San Marcos Amarillo each claimed one. Notable winners include Golf Joe Moore Jr Texas Military Institute San Antonio and boys tennis Walter Driver Austin.
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Garold
Ratliff
Dallas
Dee
Texas
Amarillo
Intgar Olties
el Paso
Corpus Christi
Guero
San Marcos
Brackenridge
San ‘Antonio
Walter Driver
Austin
Paso
Hoya’ Donnies
Robert Lovelace
Frank Wheley
Staples
Sthel Norton
Thomas
Jefferson Tan Antonlod
Trietn Wehian
Addis Bell Laras
Cuera
Colleges Urged to Elevate Sports for Defense
New York dec 30 college athletic leaders urged expansion of intercollegiate and intramural athletics to prepare youth for national defense. Lafayette president William Mather Lewis called for broader campus programs, including physical training, health research, and teacher preparation, while coaches proposed rule changes to reduce costly penalties and emphasize fair play.
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New York
Sudivon
Coaches
Nation Collegiate Athletic ,Association
Br. Willian Mather Lewis
Lafayette College
Cle Etiel
Chatches
de Ma Miliin
Indien
W. B. Owens
Stanford
N.O. 4
A. Prey. Key
Ike
Lafayette
Br. Lewis
Fenbionsky
Jike McMillin
Profesor Chvens
Owens
Aes
Ote
Lioe
Serlaniope
N.C A. A
Pine Valley
Ild
Bears Dominate Coast Pro Bowl Clash 28-21 Victory
Chicago Bears overwhelmed the All Stars in Los Angeles at Gilmore Stadium, 28 to 21, using a powerful air attack and stoppable defense. Sid Luckman connected with Dick Glamo for a 48 yard score, Livingston and Clark added strikes, while Don Looney secured the final touchdown. The star-studded roster featured Luckman, Pool, Hurston, and Hinkle with key plays shaping the national exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Gilmore Stad-Im
Sid Luckmat
Dick Gloamaul
Hampton Pool
Wed Livingston
Attele
Lickman
Harry Clark
Srserve
Samity Brug
Phusinga
Lurkmah Thade Ity
Écore Chine
Yach
Maninel Strixtig
Slyedahar
Eenard Fortin Vise
Korver
Wee Tn Bueno
Olistahan
Artoe Vere Oy Barbar HH
Pool
Mulleneauxe
Luckmaon
Manders Northru
Bamillonetty
BAL Sonne Osmmmakhoe
Drake
Jalin Old
Werupiré
Reynnihe
Bead Muesman
Bel Lopes
Leld
Thess Bown
Ore
Quartes
Beary
Chivuso
Pon
Care
Guickman
Santacl Qoemanakl
Utter Touchdowns
Martinuyth
Bayder
Tureard
Morwart
Young Dorothy Wightman Wins Junior Indoor Title in Brookline
Eighteen year old Dorothy Wightman of Brookline daughter of Hazel Hotchkiss Wightman former national tennis champion captured the junior girls national indoor tennis title on the Longwood covered courts by defeating Miss Lillian Lapais of New York City 4-6 6-4 6-2. Dick Bender Princeton treksman defeated Dili Vogt of the Hul school Pottsown Pa 6-2 6-4 to win the junior indoor crown and will meet Jimmy Evert of Fern High School Chicago in the final tonight. Frank Wilte from Tannon, Ala. defeated Herbert Tiles of Woodmere in straight sets 4-0 6-4 6-3.
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Brookline
Mass
Dorothy Wighhtman
Hazel Hotchkiss Wightman
Longwood
Lillian Lapais
New York City
Canden
W. J
Dec
Dick Bender
Frinceton University Treksman
Dili Vogt
Pottstown
Jimmy Evert
Fern High School
Chicago
Evert
Ileet
Hele Selxad
Philadelphia
Lanier Exes Run Up Score in League Contest at Van Dade
The Unity club defeated the Bide Rockets 5 to 0 at Van Dade field in the Spanish American Football League. Lanier Exes scored in every quarter with Munoz 20 yards for the first period touchdown and Ochan extra point. Morin added a second TD, Rodrigue added more in the third, and Noel Rodrigue ran for another in the fourth. Extra points were kicked inconsistently as the Exes built a 45 to 0 lead by late third, final score 45 to 0.
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Unity Club
van Dade Field
Bide Rockets
Tanier Exes
Munoz Yat
Toe Ochan
Arthur Morin
Morin
Theilyen
East Side Rockets
Boys’ Club
Buccaneer
Lanier Exes
Wwme
F. &. Trickoty
Atanda Sandvee
Tow Gonzales
HAM
Hal Barlanga
Horach Gonzaley KR
Pedraga
Oxcar Flores Oy
Eastern Colleges Bar Officials of Pro Games
Eastern Colleges bars officials who work both college and pro games. Commissioner Asa S Bushnell urged a decision by January 20, 1941 to allow next season appointments, citing fatigue and eroding edge among dual officials. A September meeting in Detroit discussed separating careers to preserve integrity, noting past controversy over a Cornell Dartmouth game decision delayed by film reviews.
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New York
Coltege
Asa S. Bushnell
Fostetn Association of Intercollegiate
Unil
N Rites
Hetahey
Inen
Bushnell
Raveroberg
Natty
ioableoMtt
Cornell
Yankees Sell Pearson to Cincinnati
New York, Dec 20. Monte Pearson, star right handed pitcher for the New York Yankees, was sold to the Cincinnati Reds for an undisclosed cash sum. Pearson joined the Yankees in 1935, pitched in 16 games this season with a 6-7 record, including a notable August 27, 1938 performance against Cleveland. Ed Darrow announced that third baseman Logan Lah from Indianapolis would be included in the deal and could be released to Newark or Kansas City.
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New York
Monte Pearson
New York Yankees
Cincimbati Reds
Pratap
Yanks
Isk
Nutte
Cleveland
Ed Darrow
Yankees
Non .O. Lah
Roller Derby Braces for Battle in San Antonio Showdown
Roller Derby teams clash as San Antonio skaters trail California rivals by three points in a tight Sunday score. Monday brings Bailee Derby Bets at Municipal Auditorium with women fans admitted free. Tuesday features a quarter mile dash and Bill Bovash defending a skate record.
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San Antonio
Ofl Femiiine
Arraigen
Bill “Missh
White Sox Pitcher Drafted for Army Service
Chicago White Sox become the first major team to lose a player to military duty as Eugene Stack Strack, a 200 pound six foot pitcher from Lubbock Texas, is drafted. He is placed at number 26 on the national order list and will report for duty at Cramp Guster in Michigan. Strack appeared in playoff games with 19 innings pitched and four more playoff appearances.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Eugene Stac
Texas
Comiskey
Tatchbook
Gluck
Land
Latin-Americans Sunday basketball roster and scores
A garbled page lists Latin American players and officials for a Sunday basketball game, naming players such as Alvarez, Raeinor Pigheon, Tom Cat Ga GM Kerana Barun Wesci, and many others. It records scores and substitutions, with referees named Finn Gaigeenra and AL Alemén, and mentions.team names and venues in obscure form.
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Taalace
Steet Raniolph
Garcia Haentren Roycee
Zatavaly Alvarez
Raeinor Pigheon
G.I
Davita Rabsttintea
Ladaea
Vila
Rotirle Huet
Wealty
Midget Races Highlight San Antonio Speedway Meet
The San Antonio Speedway program featured midget races with Miller and Wes Saegesser breaking records in the 16 and 17 second ranges while a crash involving Wally Stokes and Ralph Purnell left no injuries. Saegesser led wins in multiple events, with Miller close behind in the 25 lap feature and team races, as spectators witnessed intense competition and a standout helmet dash.
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Miller
Sewards
San Antono Speedway
Interpet Automobile Racine
Wes Saegesser
Saggesser
Four Paints
Lendere
Hone
Charlie Malt
Ariala
Elie AM Egg
Eeoumgl Das
Balled
Wagner Esavr
MiNer
Jack
Cee Ment
Snege
Eaxsor
Rabbit Muslok
Ied Slimina Fon
Rauth
Wally Stokes
Roy Houston
Shercaeir
Hotnts
Milter
Janis
Hod Sent
Met Walnwrient
Howard Brand
Girls Volley Ball Double Bill In Twin Valley
Ramblers led by Sleish and Aces of Chore We clash in a Monday night girls volleyball double header in New Brnanfals with games at 7 p m and 9 p m. Both teams seek early-season momentum in a valley contest.
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Bill Sleish
Ramblers
Aces
Ob & P.m
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Goldstein
Madison Square Garden
Newyr
New York Yankee
Cincinnati Reds
Ole
Chicago Bears
POWER
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Withey
Camden
N. J. Bee
Frank Wileté
Tanniston
Ala
Nalehnin
Herbert
Woodmere
Ually Cid
Firatewan
Pagnts Vos
Anlarragiad
Eastern Colleges
Pearson
Cincinnati
Finn Gaigeenra
Tmailery AL Alemén
Aeorer
Espanola-Teutonia
Butlouis
Varca
Fareward
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Mertens
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Teutonias
Mertena
Expandlas
Arley
Pettitlet
Meadowbrook
Rewconte Tod
Thane
Wets
Rock and Rye
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Hournen
Maaan
Senteh
California
Martell
Century Xo
Martini & Rossi
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Southern Comfort
Kentucky
Mrorvep
French Grenadine Beatie
Mr. Boston
Mint Springs
Turam Walker
Black Hawk
Windsor
Wiaskey
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