Aggies vs Fordham in Cotton Bowl Showdown
Texas A&M prepared to face Fordham at the Cotton Bowl with hopes for two or more touchdowns to edge the Rams. Coach Homer Norton cited superior condition and smarter play while naming Bill Henderson at right end. Crowley picks Texans as favorites in a forecasted sellout game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix RQ
McKnight
Dallas
Fordham University
Texas Aggies
Telisa Aggies
Zo Batéricy
Fordham
Homer Norton
Aggies
Texas
Norton
Worton
Bill Henderson
Crowley
Texans
Henderson
Jin’ Growiey
Foresiam
Last Easy Drills by Rose Bowlers Report
Rose Bowlers and Stanford Indians breezed through easy football drills in midweek practice. Major Lawrence Jones and Clarice Bowlel Shaughnessy were seen pushing a mix of physical and mental readiness as Stanford, undefeated, eyes a conference championship with high confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagavena
Gant
Dec
Rebraska
Combhuckers
Stanford
Indians
Heller
Lawrence
Diff" Jones
Nebraska
Clarice Bowlel Shaughnessy
Blinugh
Hank Leiber Elopes in Arizona to Los Angeles
Hank Leiber, former New York Giants and Chicago Cubs outfielder, eloped with Betty Procter in Yuma Arizona. Superior Judge Henry Kelly officiated as witnesses James Stahl and Bear Stanton attended. The couple left by car for Los Angeles after plans for a spring wedding were scrapped. Betty is the daughter of an Arizona Highway Commission employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuma
Ariz
Dee
Betty Procter
Feetateman
Arizona Highway Commission
Henry
Hank" Leiber
Chicago Gubs
National League
Yume
Kelly
James Stahl
Bear Stanton
Los Angeles
ML Procter
Tisoi
Atls
Leiber
University’ of Arizona
New York Giants
Cubs
Looking Forward to 1941 With a Grin
A quirky year ahead forecast includes Cubs Mcvatley McCarley and Goldbeck among Y M C A table tennis entrants, plus 19 goal star and pony mishaps. Brackenridge and St Marys sports notes mix with football coach hirings, wrestling prep, and a busy Texas open golf scene as teams chase early season wins and records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubby Mcvatley
Jodie McCarley
Don Goldbeck
Margie Wille Cox
Y. M. Osa
Faise
Polo Pony
Edison Bears
Drnckenihige
Forehand
Brackentidge
Carnmraylis
St Mary's
Rice
St. Mary's
Cecil Smith
Local sports and events recap from Alamo area notes
A fragmented 1920s style summary reports Harold M. Cling winning a state pistol title, Gus Grovs Jr. with one arm in a golf championship, Texas league baseball moves, and a plan for firemen and band competitions at Alamo stadium. It lists July to September happenings including stadium events, a major explosion near Alamo, and football practice notes amid chaotic OCR garbled text.
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Gus Grovs Jr
Harold M. Cling
Hitler
St Lews
Browns
Cy Pires
Palteher
Patitigs
Floworka
Alfio Stadium
Alamo Stadium
Alamo Fatediun
Claud
Kelana
St Marys Rattlers Football Honor Trip Through Four Regions
Fragmented note lists St Marys Rattlers football trip through North South Bush and West with coach Slums remark about opening Christmas packages. Includes scattered game results and practice notes for Brackenridge Mission and other teams, plus references to Texas league baseball, weather delays, and a World Series claim. Multiple names and dates are inconsistently captured, but the item centers on a tour and assorted high school football actions and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary's
Notre Dame
Mary's Rattlers
South Bend
Ind
Coney
Alamo Starnings
Broyais
Bees
Trip Bowdtar
St Mary's Rattlers
Jenve
Bush
Slums
Bert Weltens
Willie Graulers
Kellam
San Antonio
St. Mary's
San Anntonio
Simin
Peto
Batl Prachice
Dave Colenta
Westerson
Condi Lambert
Suyweme Court
Lambert Warried
Bupreme Court
Merv
Bowl Game Scores and Confusing Results Summary
Scores of last bowl games show uneven outcomes with Southern Cal and Georgia Tech leading in some matchups while others like Missouri and Texas A&M post smaller margins. The garbled text mentions bowls in Rose, Sugar, Orange, and Cotton with teams such as Southern California, Georgia Tech, Missouri, Boston College, and Texas El Paso noted amid unclear scores and locations.
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Parador
Califormina
Ton Mesgen
Sugar Bowl
Naye Orleans
Lexus Aggica
Julnne
Atlant
Georgia
Riggs Wins In Bowl Tennis Final At New Orleans
Robby Tagesaghin won Sugar Bowl tennis title by defeating Garduin Mil loy of Coral Gatles Fin Chicagonn antelaised Mulloy 6 9 7 8 6 0 in the finals. In doubles, Jack Kra mer of Bost Goa Angeles and Ted Schroder of Glendale Callt beat Riggs and Wayne Sabin 6 3 6 6.
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New Orleans
Robby Tagesaghin
Tournnament Jinxang
Garduin Milloy
Coral Gatles
Fin
Tike Chicagonn
Mulloy
Jack Kramer
Bost Goa
Bost Goa Angeles and Ted Schroder
Glendale
Callt
Riggs
Wayne Sabin
Portland
Oye
Aggie Riders Fall to El Zorro in Mexico City Polo
Texas A&M poloists LDdy ud deegyprd Meir continue losing streaks in Mexico City. They dropped their third straight game 10-1 to El Zorro, after a 9-5 defeat to El Prieto clith and a 10-1 loss to a military team. Texans felt for Nome today.
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AGGIE
Mexico City
INS
Texas
Loddy Ud Deegyprd Meir
Ty Ney Fe N Meslean
Bewiy
el Zorro
Civiliat
el Prieto Clith
Nome
Shipkey Declines Colorado Coach Post
Tee Shipkey, football coach at the University of New Mexico, refused the Colorado offer following a flurry of speculation. He said he discussed the vacancy with Colorado officials after Frank Potts’s resignation but chose to stay with the Border conference school.
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Shipkey
Colorado
Albuquerque
N. M
Tee Shipkey
Whilversity
New Mexico
Schawl Ae
Cologado
Frank Potts
Grid Pow Wow In Closing Stages At NCAA Session
National Collegiate Athletic Association football coaches enter the final sessions of their annual meeting. Talks include rules changes and financial issues as delegates debate dispersal of funds tied to the Tokyo and Pan American Olympic plans.
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Gaurs
N. Cc. A
Todas
Tra Juelne Yal
Dean Christian Gauss
Colinell
Princeton
Dean Gauss
Hayhor
Tokyo
Buenos Aires
Coach Little Sees Hope For Ruling Helping Fans
Coach Lane Little of Columbia University discusses proposed football rule changes with PAT NEW YORK. He supports uniform number rules by position to hide player identities and notes a potential change widening goal posts and altering fourth down plays. He cites benefits for faster, cleaner football and mentions stricter rules on illegal downfield contact.
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PAT
New York
Felemin
Lane Little
Gelumbia University
Tainy
Olinson
Crow
Minally
Inelizibie
Srime
Mirder
Fight Results by the Associated Press in Chicago
Boxers and results listed with multiple bouts and KO outcomes across cities including Chicago New York Newark Providence and Philadelphia. Notable names include Carl Vinciaterra Ned Smith Abe Jentina Fred Michor and Al Mancini with various knockouts and decisions reported.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Carl Vinciaterra
Smith
Ned
Brink Graene
Chienso
New York
Viner Dell Orto
al Mancini
Providence
Newark
N. J
Sreddie “Rad
Aig
Filembeth
Nad
Fred Michor
Nowak
Abe Jentina
Philadelphia
Holyoke
Dike Champ Drafted Wevare New Jersey Note
The Essex county draft boat selected Pine Rebotl a former national amateur bicycle road champion for induction in the June 6 to 15 period. Rebotl, 27, has competed professionally as a bicycle rider across the United States and Canada.
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Dike Champ
Weware
N. J
Essex County
Pine Rebotl
Iutuctian I
Rebotl
United States
Canada
Sportscast Style Picks Stir Fans In Humorous Debate
A dated, humorous column by Harold Scherwitz quips over fan letters and bold sports bets across college football and other sports. It lists playful, dubious predictions such as Fordham over Texas A&M and Stanford over Nebraska, framed in playful satire and faux bravado.
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Fordhans Power
Rose
Hank Leiber
Betty Proctor
Jebruary
Terry Jameson
Harry Nichols
Lee Branndt
Foreland
Brackenridge
Cecil Smith Fools Pony
SE. Louis
Marty McManus
Bon Antonia Ifana
Cactus
Maurice Newlin
Minneapolla
Minneapolis
Tangle -Ab
Tech
Rle
Anne
Seaso
Higly Sthdals
Drayna
Mose Shims Annomners
Aucun
Milasions
Patatonst
T Beaumont
Techfield
Guy Airey
Betty Jameson
E. R. Hary
Kanie
Stresk
Save 1B
Techfeld
Wee
Guy Alvey
Hevensten
Jesse Pleiffar
Trosphy
Preitfey
Hovee
Meadowbrook
L. Ly
Pralsea
Stadium Neightors
West Texas
Randolph Jet
T—Loivane Young Tinker
Joe Moore Jr
Brackenridge Park
Jimmy Chasey
Elly
Engle
Fore
Tandtarts
Flaexing
Eagles
Nemo Herrert
Lanter
Seasort
Houston
Sloughnessy
Amnateurs
George Schepps
Aquad
Poréhand
S—Missions
Chattanooga
Pan Mtchers
Horsheny
Homestia
Bees’ Park
Slotsky
Kid Arteen
Artecn
Mike Willamson
Glad Ketlani
Kenam
Jefferson
Gamte Ni
Cech Simnith
Coach Clark
Thay
Clark Shaughnessy
Shaughnessy
Stanfords
Biff Joes
Huskers ix
Gayle Talbot
Sarndle
MC. A.A
Ong
Entelby
Brown University
Dartmouth
Don Paurot
University of Missouri
Little
Harold Scherwitz
Win Light
Fordam
Helen Murriah
Woing
Sehmeling
Schmealing
Lowrg
Jock
Fort Worth
Catholic
Georgetown
Mississippi State
Tennessee
Boston College
Tempe Teachers
Western Reserve
East All-Stars
Weal
Jolie Childerss
East Bay Lay Street
Struick
Lily Musterpipor
Rass
Boyce
Oni
Toy
Hiires
Tess Largerham
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