Ice Hockey Tie Shifts in Oakland Contests
Fragmented recap shows Harrison Hogan and Dodson sparking a tie against Oakland with Boston and Chicago performances noted. Mixed lines mention New York Americans, New Haven and Cleveland results, plus scattered scores for Detroit Buffalo St. Paul and Tulsa teams amid a chaotic late edition.
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Detroit
Boston
Chicago
New York
New Haven
Cleveland
Buffalo
Ted
Tate
Tavianapolis
Pittsbureh
Wminnespolit
St. Paul
Tulsa
St. Lew
Kovacs Wins Dixie Tennis Crown in Tampa
Yanky Kovacs of Oakland claimed the singles title on the seven teenth post Dixie tennis tour, defeating Eddie Alloo 6 0 3 6 2. Don McNeill and Jack Kramer won the doubles, Pauline Betz defeated Sarah Falirey Cooke for the women’s singles.
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Jack Kramer
Los Angeles
Bryan M. Grant
Tampa
Fla
Yanky Frank Kovacs
Oakland
Calif
Ddie Alloo
Rollins College
Winter Park
Alloo
Harlingen Stars Letter Winners for 1941 Football Team
Harlingen announces 13 lettermen and 14 squadmen awarded for the 1940 season. Only four of the 14 squadmen and three of the 14 back for 1941, with several returning lettermen including Charles Ambrion Hay Baker and Jimmy Grant. Graduating players listed for both lettermen and squadmen.
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Harlingen
Jan
Charles Ambrion
Hay Baker
Jimmy Grant
Ducks
Jack McMahan
Ned Davis
Mike Durneck
Russell Rose
John Queen
Duke Rose
Maurice Walman
Frank Witherspoon
Billy Joe Livingston
Joh Hubert Weed
Barks
Carl Lamneck
bin Gilday
George Herren
Glenn Smith
Darrel
John Milton Morris
Wilbur Alleu
Billy Cole
Frank Corsu
Billy Spmnkin
Robin Burdette
Earl Pomerenk
James Cary
Tony Bac-zewskh
Claudette Clever Wins Sun Valley Ski Event
At Sun Valley Nevada passer, Claudette Clever on The Skis won the resort’s first putt slalom race in 1: on a three eighths mile course. She led Miss J Taylor of Towney by a large margin. Taylor clocked 4:53.7. This marked Clever’s second ski award at Sun Valley following her prior Stayer Cup victory.
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Sun Valley
Taba
Dan
Moyle
Claudette Olbert
Miss Colbert
J. Taylor
Towney
Wmaho
Tretress
Bun Valley
Five golfers reach playoff for Oakland open title
Oakland’s fifth annual $5008 open golf tournament ends with Dutch Harrison Ben Hogan and Leonard Dodson in a 18-hole playoff at Sequoayah course after a late four-foot miss by Harrison and a key miscue by Hogan. Dodson tied with Harrison at 275, with Hogan three back. Contenders and prizes distributed among top finishers.
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Oakland
Calif
E. J
Dutch" Harrison
Ben Hogan
Leonard Dodsoll
San Antonio
Harrison
Little Rock
Ark
Hogar
White Plains
Sequoyah
Hogan
Claude Harmon
Orlando
Fin
Paw Rihvan
N.Y
Berman Keiser
Akcon
Ohio
Denny Shute
West Newton
Mass
George Schneicer
Oden
Oleh
Jim Watsup
Levas
EM Amies
Lawson Thle
Ralph Guldahl
Byron Nelson
P. Ca
Sam Snead
Virginia
Tien
Marvin “Bud* Ward
Kentucky Eleven Wins Playoff Title in High‑Scoring Bout
The Kentucky eleven captured the second half title by defeating Hoys Ha 24 to 0. Key scores came from Nout Rodriguez on short plunges and Arthur Morty on a three‑yard run. Bittle Mathis Munoz added a 40‑yard interception return for a tally. The report notes the game amid a wider context of intercollegiate play and a fatality at Chicago.
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Kentucky
South Sige Buccaneers
Kentucky Eleven
Hoys’ Ha
Vani Fraele Jel Sur Tidy
Nout Rodriguez
Arthur Morty
Bittle Math
Greek Bettina Faces Greek Rival for Light Heavyweight Title
In Cleveland tonight Melio Bettina from Beacon N Y meets Anton Christoforidis of Greece for the world light heavyweight title in a likely 12 round bout. Bettina edges in as favorite with plans to use his experience and power against Christoforidis who has fought 20 round bouts and is known for tactics to pierce Bettina’s defense. An eight round semi with Jimmy Breves and Miki Pavlovich accompanies the main event at the 12 000 seat arena home to the Cleveland Barons and expected crowd over 14 000.
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Meno Bettina
Beacon
N. Y
Anton Christoforidis
National Boxing Association
Cleveland
New York
Mike Jacobs
Billy Conn
Livision
Uhe
Melio Bettina
Anton Christoforiois
Greece
Europe
Will
National Boxing Assaciation
Beckuwing
Bettina
Don
Mirone
Shugelig
New Yorker
Bortsider
Christaforthin
Christafernils
Fumpe
Anade Tim
Garry Atkins
Cleveland Barons
Atkins
Jimmy Breves
Miki Pavlovich
San Antonio Gun Club Shooting Meet Recounts Scores
A fragmented historic report from the San Antonio Gun Club notes a shooting competition week ending December with multiple shooters led by Johnson Dean Carrell and Strahley, detailing scores at 200 to 300 yards and rapid fire rounds, with Garret of Brooks field placing third and a long list of participants and scores from various contests.
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Creedmoring
W. Jean
BernieHoGnsan
Ranke
Beth Johnson
Dean
Vas
Conran
Sereeant Garrett
Brooks Field Way
Rae
Johnson
Dean Carrell
Strahley
Ely
San Antonio
Luteher Breen
Najor Roe
Cooper Gil
Lllgeeas
K. Siarr
Will Lawrences
Vick Brader
Merord Stitt
Powell
Gm Grace
HC Wallen
Jamie Noistes
CITI
Chaves Poullen
Rene Cee Banda
Bureher Nrawa
Bay Lawes
Fred Ktenen
Sete
Bsrer
Ben Poeher
Butetier Brown
Chen
Rice Aims to Challenge Arkansas for Conference Title
Rice Institute, defending champion, lines up to challenge Arkansas in the Southwest Conference race. The Owls bounced back from a loss to Texas to crush the Aggies 68-34, with Frankie Carswell scoring 34. Arkansas leads the series, but Rice plans a two-game set February 12 and 13 at Fayetteville as the season heats up. Johnny Adams of Arkansas remains the top scorer, chasing Carswell’s 26-point pace.
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Felix McKnight
Dallas
Ozarks
Arkansas
Rica Institute
The
Owls
Gotham
Madison Square Garden
Erin
University of Tyas
Aggies
Texas Aggies
Rice
Texas
Razorback
Payetteville
Fayetteville
Houston
Baylor Bears
Bears
Texas Christian
Tegas Christian
Anyine
S.O10
Southern
Countess Wilkerson
ZC. U
Methodists
Baylor
Waco
Sly Baines
Johnny Adams
Rlee
Buster Brannon
Neel Texas
Brannon
Arkansan-Tejas
Fram Agin
Frankie Carswell
Jong
Pronkle
Eld
Week's Results and Schedules From Texas Conference Sports
A garbled recap lists Texas schools Texas A M Texas Baylor Texas Christian Arkansas Rice and others with scores and upcoming games. It notes Baylor at Southern Methodist in Waco and Southern Methodist at Dallas, Texas Christian vs Texas at Fort Worth, plus Arkansas at Fayetteville and a Texas game at Houston amid a busy schedule.
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Southern Methodist
Baylor
Bea. UR
Wynah
Texas A
Texas Christian
Texas
Rice
Arkansas
Higa
Lexan A
MN Sonthinrne Methawint
Penns Christan
de Wooen Stheditz
Tueaday
Southern Methodist of
Waco
Southern Methiusy
Dalina
Alara M
Fayetteville
Tien
Houston
Arkansay Em
Toscan A
Moat
Carpenter
Larswell
Tice
Hinds
Hiexey
Arkansas Razorbacks Poised As Southwest Conference Contender
Sportlights by Harold Scherwitz notes an anonymous basketball investigator favoring Arkansas as the likely Southwest Conference champion after their decisive wins over Texas. The piece highlights Arkansas’ size and smart play, Texas’ offense, Rice’s lessons from Texas, and Frankie Carswell’s standout performance despite a rare field-goal drought.
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Texas
Rice
Ane
Arkansas
Eam
Longhorns
Croucher
Longhorn Referee Woes Spark Texas Controversy
Our correspondent reports Texas basketball officials face claims of biased officiating during Langhorn games, with fans naming Carl Seara and others while criticizing the role of university leadership. Meanwhile Bob Rochs is named baseball manager as Coach Billy Ditch plans spring prep for the Longhorn diamond squad.
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Texas Razzberries
Austin
Texas
Langhorn
Texas Fang
Ziggy Bears
Carl Seara
Iva Jones
Smith
Bob Rochs
Antoniny
Billy Ditch
Billy
Moon Mullins Joins Florida Grid Staff
Jacksonville Florida January 23 The University of Florida football staff gained Larry Moon Mullins a former Notre Dame back as end catcher and Orville Dermody from Loyola Los Angeles as flanker coach Also named were Mullins as assistant and Josh Couy as head coach.
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Jacksonville
Fre
Barkfield
University of Florida
Larry “Moon" Mulelin
Notre Dame
Orville Dermody
Loyola of Los Angeles
Mullisalin
Motly
Josh Couy
Parish League St Ann's tops triple nil thriller
St Ann's dominated the opening Parish League game at Central Catholic gym 48 to 28 over George's five as St Ann's Jack Allen poured 16 points to lead scorers. St Gerard's edged St Francis 24 to 22 in a tense scramble for third, with Sacred Heart and St Gerard's vying for the spot. Substitutions and line changes marked a rough, high‑tension afternoon of hoops with several players contributing across teams.
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St. Ann's
Boalh
George’s
Central Catholic
Ann's Ly
Tennys Horneb's
Hornets
St. Francis
St. Gerard's
Pranets
Sacred Heart
Amt &l Gerard's
St. Peter's
Jack Allen
Bob Brown Leat Gameeres
St. Andta
Karam
Datos Calta
Ut ‘Lopes Lami
Feche
St. Georges
Hapable & Efele
Ann'n R
Prone
Ee Rorly S. Bulimke
Lord Peche
Onelayly
Maven Fluahett
Weimar
Degen
Epidemic of Cold Symptoms Across Town
A fragmented report notes widespread cold symptoms affecting residents. Mentions various remedies and labeled advertisements for salves, nostrums, and “Taplers” with uncertain sources. Highlights lack of clear medical guidance and possible over the counter products.
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