St Marys proposes ten game slate for 1942 grid season
Athletic director Moe Simms of St Marys university outlined a tentative ten game schedule after a trip to Montgomery New York and Florida. The plan centers on the Southeastern Conference and includes Tampa Miami Florida State and Texas A for home games with no conflicts and no double headers. Simms cautioned dates are provisional pending board approval and potential opponent changes.
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Moge Alms
St.Mary's University
Montgomery
Ala
New York
Florida
Rams
Southeastern Conference
Simms
Tampa University
St. Mary’s Athletic Board
Wilcome Tere
Louisiana Southern
North Dakkota
Texan
San Antonio
Wheat
Zamena
Long Island
Rattlers
Long Island University
Aid
Hare
Tolnda
Dale Witt
Regis College
Denver
Oklahoma City U
Corpus Chridti
Saints
West Texas State
Canyon
Ammo Starium
Simyay
St. Mary's
Meir
Miami
Ayal
Jmant
Might
Jack Yarding
Miami Cogec
Aimmy
Eiming
Lierulenekery
Detroit
Mince
Aining l
Hertz Mapping Busy Career for Jawn
New York plans a bold venture around Hertz and promoters to land college star Kimbrough with a 37,500 offer. The scheme envisions football, polo, movies, lectures, and broadcasting under Hertz management to stabilize the Yankees in the pro circuit and expand athletic ventures.
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Lawton Carver
New York
Jat
G—Linbi
John Kinvoroueh
Texans
M. Faliback
Red" Grange
Douglas G. Hertz
New York Yankees
Amercan
Hertz Tast
Kimbrough
Yankees
Giants
Willhire
Hertz
Add Joba
Warts Harmon
Tag
Diesess
Herta
Tommy Hinnion
Michigan
Herls
Cub
Tayfion
Oklahoma Waits on Hornsby in Texas league plot
Oklahoma City Alans plan spring training at Rogers Hornsby site as manager projects his future with the team. Owner Sol Holland says Hornsby may still seek a major league position. if not, contracts and training dates will be set. Indians likely register in Tulsa between March 10 and 12.
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Oklahoma City
Alans
Tyler
Vevas
Houston Women’s Golf Team Wins at Torrey Pines
Wohlfalvel, president of the Texas Women’s Public Links association, announces Lady Raymondland’s team won the event. Aliavira Tennld breezes past rivals with a strong 8-16 finish at the Wormayn Park course, securing the title.
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Houston
Tan
Mea
Wohlfalvel
Texas Wamnivs Pailic Hinks Toll Aasociation
Anninunices Laday
Ranovindlan
Anil Championte Aliavira
Wormayn Park
Rattlers Revamp Uniforms With Bold Color Coding
Bt. Mary's Rattlers plan 1941 football uniforms with distinctive at each position and numbers aiding quick identification. Ends backs wear white, wings feature specific endings, tackles and guards in world worn gear, centers monitored head to toe, and digits restricted to 2 or 4 to signal eligibility.
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Baoks
Ite
Travis McCall Discharged as Ring Chief in Austin
Travis McCall of Dallas, chief enforcement officer of Texas boxing and wrestling laws, says he has been fired. He was first assistant to Lalor Commissioner Joe Kupschik, who also left office. McCall offered no reason for his dismissal and cited administrative changes after Hunschik’s appointment. The period saw suspensions of several boxers and officials for alleged reputational violations.
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Travis McCal
Dallas
McCal
Lalor
Joe Kunschik
McCall
Kupschik
Jones Boxing Cer
Hunschik
Emerson
Spike" Nelson
Yale
Ducky Pond
Nelson
Iowa
Int'l
News
Ohio State Talks to Brown Again
Ohio State officials met with Paul Brown a leading candidate for the football coaching vacancy. Dr. George Tauser of Minnesota and other coaches visited to discuss the post after Schmidt’s resignation. Brown Favrot Hauser and Franklin and Marshall’s Almay Holman were among the top contenders as talks continued.
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Columbus
Ohio
LG. W
John
Blaty University
Mezanton
Pail Brown
Uhe
George Tauser
Minnesota
Jol
Hauser
Wna
Ole State
Bor Parrot
Missouri
St. John
Tivag Favrot
Bol Favrot
Brown
Favrot
Almay Holman
Franklin and Marshall
Sehmidt
Savon
Crisler Opposes New Football Substitution Rule
ANN ARBOR Mich Jan 4 KH O Pits Crisler director of Michigan football says the new rule permitting unlimited substitutions and on field communication would delay the game and disrupt schedules. He notes coaches could use two quarterbacks but doubts broader changes will improve spectator appeal.
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Ann Arbot
KH. O
Crisler
Dadyelstry
Michigan
Sens Woubla
Aid Orieler
Amere Iran Football Coaches. Association
Hoth
Schatilules
Nord
Saelt Qugytar
Miny
Ovsalar
Thomson Opens With Lead At Los Angeles Open Golf
Jim Thomson extended his long range accuracy to lead the Los Angeles Open entering the final round with 211 after 54 holes. Johnny Bulla, tied for second, shot 75 to reach 212 as rivals including Shute Hogan and Wood trailed within four strokes amid damp, tricky conditions.
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Los Angeles
Janu
Jimny Thomson
Yond
Chicopes
Mass
Feld
Thomson
Les
Chicago
Johony Bulla
Yeateyday
Bulla
Nob
Me8paden
Threezome Wea
Byron’ Neleon
Denny Shute
P. G. A. King
Jong
Wille Goggin
San Francisco
Mian
Fin
Yraterday
Clayton Heather
Linville
N.C
Ben Hogan
White Flame
Lawson “Atoe
Nalional
Nalional Open and Defending Champion, and Craig Wood, Mamaroneck, N. ¥. Bittle
W4ttle
Yondang Shute
Shute
Vic Gherst
Johnny Hovorth
Wox Littin
Heatner
Little
Heafner
Jeffs Eagles to Robstown two game schedule set
San Antonio High School basketball faces Jeffs and Eagles travel to Robstown for two games. Jefferson Mustangs head to Robstown to play Cotton Pickery next Saturday night, followed by Brackenridge Eagles meeting the same foe the next Saturday after their first round exit to Reagan of Honatas in consolation finals.
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Robstown
San Antonio
Cally
Claud Stellam
Jefferson Mustangs
Brackenridge Eagles
Tech Buffs
Ins
Reagan
Honatas
George Gibson Discovers Pittsburgh Catching Find
George Gibson reports discovery of a promising 19 year old catcher in London, Francis G. Brewer, who can sit and throw as well as stand. Gibson, former Pirates catcher and vice president of Lloydall, says Brewer could boost Pittsburgh’s catching corps and notes Gibson’s past record of 11 games in a season and a 1400s era National League peak. The piece highlights Gibson’s eye for talent and the Pirates’ need for strong backstops.
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Mount Brydges
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Yeal
Francis G. Brewer
Bue Fnrin
London
Giusorn
Pirate
Real Ind
Jongath
Willy Nis Sathee
Ike
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Fraters
Prelty
Gibson
Loydall
Joop
Pittsborgh Intis
Gibby
George
Gibsons
Molly
Olide
Whii
Jis Grei
Newark Federal JoRgue
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When to Start a Boy Hunting with a Gun
Fred F argues that age is less important than training and responsibility. Parents must ensure safe handling, gradual exposure, and proper supervision before a boy handles a firearm. Early guidance from a trusted adult can make a boy a capable, cautious hunter by teen years.
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Tye
Cary
Iismit
Ind
Mn Youngater
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Montlor
Auttemor
Rady
Tiny
Tulsa Trains at Marshall Baseball Training Site
In Marshall Texas on January 6 President Don Stewart announced Tulsa will use Marshall as the spring training location. He said the move will improve scheduling of practice games with Texas league teams, noting Seguin as less favorable due to rain and related issues.
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Offis
Marshall
Texas
Etchen Starts Class Next Week At San Antonio Gun Club
International shooting instructor Tred Etchen will begin a six week training course next Wednesday afternoon with about a dozen San Antonians enrolled. He spoke Sunday at the San Antonio Gun Club about safety and shooting methods, drawing roughly 14 local participants to his demonstration.
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Tred Etchen
Etchen
San Antonio
LA MARBLE ALL SET FOR PRO NET DEBUT
Alice Marble headlines a four and a half month pro tour opening tonight at Madison Square Garden. She faces England’s No 1 Miss Hardwick as Budge and Tilden join in mixed doubles with Marble. The circuit visits Chicago, Florida, Havana and the Pacific Coast with top players earning about 59 000.
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New York
Jan
Alice Marble
Madison Square Garden
Mmne
Suzane Longlen
France
Mary K. Browne
Wwonnett
Marlwick
Mrrble
Manhattan
Wimbledon
Forest Hills
Agaist
Nttle
Marr Hardwick
England
Wig
Hime
Miss Hardwick
Alies
Aline
Chicago
Don Budge
Thi ‘Tilden
Robe
Tide
Budge
Tilden
Miss Merble
Lave Nob Beet
United States
Canada
Cuba
Florids
Havana
Pacific Coast
Quit Tournament Golf Tells Young Pros
MIAMI BEACH Fin Jan 8 UP Willie Klein a winter pro at La Gorce and Wheatley Hills reflects that quitting tournament golf and building a reputation, securing a nice job, and settling down is wiser for young pros. Klein recalls starting as a caddie and a 1926 Miami Open run, noting today’s fierce circuit makes long tours costly and precarious. He has stayed at Wheatley Hills for 15 years and La Gorce since 1927, balancing occasional tournaments with steady employment.
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Fin
Thila
Willie Klein
Lin Goroe
Heyn
Klein
Rob Kiel
Alltel Poattion
Wheatley Hills Golf Club
Williston
L. I
Wheatley Hills
Willie
West Palm Beach
Charlie Murray
Miami
Tye
la Gorce
Wilma
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