MacPhail Skews Way in Flag Battle for 1941 Dodgers
New York January 13 Dodgers president MacPhail weighs pennant chances for 1941. He lists two groups of contenders Emilia Cincinnati St Louis Brooklyn in the first tier and Pittsburgh Chicago New York Boston Philadelphia in the second. He says Reds could win if pitching holds but Dodgers appear strongest overall if their mound staff stays solid. He notes Cards have speed power but need infield shifts and pitching fixes. Wilson’s Cubs push could alter the playoff map. Frisch’s Pirates could surprise with pitching. MacPhail denies trade talks involving Pete Lozierall and Billy Beran.
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Anita Bars Mudders Off Fast Track
Los Angeles January 13. Horses that can run only on mud should be barred from Santa Anita fast-track races, says Carleton Turke on the governing committee. Stewards have scratched known non-mudders when rain hits, but Rooke contends it is unfair to allow a horse that refuses a fast track to compete on one.
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Bucs Headed For Bantering District Realignments In Texas
In Raymndville on January 13 Corpus Christi High School pressed to move into the San Antonio district. District 16-AA officials reinstated H Tule, splitting the circuit into two, after nine member schools voted 544 in favor for a round robin schedule. McAllen’s agitation spurred the zone system’s abolition, with Corpus Christi seeking a transfer to District 15-AA. A late vote shifted back to the zone plan 262 to 204. North zone includes Corpus Christi Kingsville Borville Robstown. south includes five Valley schools. Last season Corpus Christi won its zone, district, bi district and quarterfinals before losing to Temple.
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Bowling WERMANN SONS TENNIN THACHER
Fragmented OCR style bowling standings and names list. Mentions teams Wermann, Harmonie, Seton House, and Home Association with win loss records, venues like Monday Venue, and players such as Bruce Parker and Dr Locke. Includes scattered figures, addresses, and job-like line items.
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Keeping Head on Stock Big Secret in Shooting
Article explains how keeping the head steady during a shot improves follow through and aim. It emphasizes neutral head position, eye alignment, and stock contact to maintain timing and concentration, warning that many shooters raise the head, causing imperfect shots.
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Qualifying Set For Open Amateurs At Willow Springs
Tournament manager Albaugh announced plans for amateur qualifiers for the Texas Open. Amateurs not already registered must qualify at Willow Springs two or three days before the event, with the highest scoring amateurs at risk of elimination if entries exceed pros. Handicaps for amateurs will be set by score, not by qualifying rounds, and three pro entries were received Monday from Forrester of Roswell, Lynch of Dallas, and Nox of New Braunfels.
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Roswell
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Dallas
Jatin P
Nox
New Braunfels
Coffey shoots 69 at Willow in amateur event
Fort Worth shooter Coffey, state amateur champ, carded 69 at Willow Springs in a two man match with Williford, defeating Young and Wendland. Williford 75, Wendland 77, Young 70. Second match saw Hartman and Trish beat Nichols and Atbaiteh 69. Best-ball 91-22-9 awarded to Leuschner and Kirksey at Struan Hospital foursomes. Pirates trade rumors swirl as Pelicans seek MLB reinforcements.
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Lannie Wendland
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Reuben Atbaiteh
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Struan Hospital
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Lee Fratey Bout Tops Next Monday Card
Promoter George Sauer announces a wrestling show at the Municipal auditorium with a main event featuring Lee Fratey against Pat Fratey. The card also includes a junior heavyweight title bout and Venable versus Dirk Lever in another top bout.
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Teesaways
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Venable
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Burke Wins Senior Golf at Sarasota in PGA Debut
Jack Burke of Houston, age 52, won the senior golf championship in Sarasota on his first PGA start. He shot 142 in 31-hole medal play, finishing four under par for the final 18 and 35 on the back. Eddie Williams of Chicago took second at 149, with Hutchison Sr. of Sarasota tied for third at 159. Other notable names included Hackbarth, Harkbarth, Gordon, Barnes, and Mebrod in various standings. Disney polo team defeated University of Arizona 10 to 8 in an exhibition in Tucson.
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Chevy Chase
Decatur Club Names Dib Williams Pilot
The Decatur club announced Dib Williams, infielder with the Sacrament team in the Pacific Coast League, will manage for 1941. Williams, who played in the majors with the Philadelphia Athletics and Boston Red Sox, will handle shortstop or second base. He batted .305 and fielded well last year, and resides in Greenbrier Arkansas.
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Coaches Shaughnessy Leahy and Neely to Instruct Texas Coaches
Athens Texas January report details Shaughnessy Leahy and Neely slated to lecture at a Texas High School Football Coaches Association event August 4 to 7. The proposed roster includes notable Tulane origin stories and a focus on the T formation with emphasis on Stanford linemen. The gathering aims to expose Texas coaches to top college strategies as thousands of players feed the state’s strong football pipeline.
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Upsets Loom In Crowded National Basketball Race
New York January 13. Upsets threaten the national picture as major conference and independent teams clash this week. Key matchups include Cornell and Dartmouth in the Ivy League, North Carolina and Richmond in the Southern, Ohio State and Minnesota in the Big Ten, and Colorado vs Denver in the Rocky Mountain region. Several leaders like Villanova, Seton Hall, and Washington University remain unbeaten as races tighten across conferences.
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Adams Leads Coast Riders at Santa Anita Park
Longden rides 61 times with 9 firsts while Adams gathers 16 wins, 3 places, 4 shows after two weeks at Santa Anita. Haas pilots Micland to victory in the $20,000 Sin Perqunt handicap with odds of 4.90, 3.20, 2.80 as Rodriguez and Basil James also post strong showings. Haas loses $190 worth of jewelry after a victory party robbed by two armed men.
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Los Angeles Bulldogs Win Coast Pro Title
The Los Angeles Bulldogs became champions of the Pacific Coast Professional Football league with a 16 to 14 victory over the Hollywood Bears. Jay Grove kicked a decisive field goal, while Grove and Hay Wehua caught touchdown passes from Ray Peterson. Kenny Washington of the Bears threw two scoring passes to Lefty Goodhuy, but a late Bears field goal attempt failed.
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Garms Rushes in Fold Early in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh January report notes Lewis Garims, top NL hitter, joining Pirates with a signed contract after winter farming in Sunset Texas. He aims for a stellar year, despite a 255 batting average last season and eight hitless final games. Also tied to Stu Martin, Russ Bands, Johnny Gee and Bauers under recent signings and injuries.
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