Red Cross Bowling Rally Draws Near 300 Entries
San Antonio hosts a charity bowling event titled The Light and Red Cross War Appeal Bowling Rally at six p.m. on Sunday night. Team entries approach 300 with many local clubs and clubs’ leaders supporting the cause. The program includes clergy and community figures, live radio broadcast, and prizes funded by local merchants, with no admission fee for spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Light
Charlie Treuier
San Antonio
San Antonio Bowling Ps m
O. L Cnoper
San Antonio ‘Women's Bowling Association
Erna Hauffer
Ein
Red Cross
Grand
Brondway
Turner's
Texas
Simon's
Main
Texas Center
Commercial Avenue
ETS
Willian Mi. McIntosh
the Light
Texas Center& P. iii
Albert Shirkey
Travis Park Methodist Church
Marcus Rieke
Lutheran Service Center
New Grend
G. P. Staff
St. Cecilia's Catholic Church
Turner
A. Te ‘Swarty
First Congregational Church
Broadway
J. A. New
Samuel Terry
Madison Square Presbyterian
Lucille Klaus Whiteside
Turner’s
Monette Shaw
Cecile Kern Willing
Merry Sullivan
Wiliam
Ward
Seacattle
Nis
Cpl
Vernon Heiwinkle
U. Barmy
Therdonar
Homond
the Light's
McNeill Beats Ex Cuban Champ in Havana Tennis Opener
In Havana Jan 17 Don McNeill former U S singles champion from Oklahoma City defeated Gustavo Mex in the opening round of a Cuba United States team tennis series. Exhibitions saw Sarah Palkey Cooke top the Me deros 6 3 0 3 while other results record a Du Sable swimming win and a high school four year unbeaten streak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Don McNeill
United States
Oklahoma City
Gustavomex
Fidel Cooke
Croke
Sarah Palkey Cooke
Mederos
Con Lemedwilt
MuNeill
Aires
Al”bere
Pepe Aguetru
Chicago
du Sale High School
Faraunoy
du Sable
San Antonio Bowling Fundraiser Official Program Highlights
A multi venue charity bowling event endorsed by major associations to raise the Red Cross War Fund in San Antonio. Ladies and men events include team, individual, and special formats with handicap figures, prize cash, merchandise, and defense stamps for high scores. Open to all players with spectator limits and no admission charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Center
Texas Center
Turner Club
American Dowling Congress
San Antonio
Tubers
Simon’s
Afl
Simon and Grand Lanes
Janes
Vrizes
Olney
United States Defense
Increase in Colorado deer hunting worries officials
Denver dispatch reports state fish and game officials alarmed by a rising number of deer hunters. The increase prompts talks of reversing protective procedures to shield citizens and taxpayers from deer damage. Revenue, cattlemen, and hunters fear policy changes as more people join hunting protests and gear up for Sunday actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Gsr
Saturday Schedule Highlights From the City
A scanned page lists various events and times for Saturday activities across multiple venues. It mentions community concerts, sports, meetings, and public notices with numerous local names and locations, reflecting a busy weekend schedule.
Problems for Semi Pros in CHWAaGO Congress plan
January report on national semi pro Ruscha conference detailing creation of 200 plus teams in March or April and how leagues would be named after state or area. It notes rules on professional players drafted into the armed forces and how disputes would be settled by Commissioner George Lus with each league operating under its own by laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chwaago
Ruscha
Gtree
Diamai Sist
Congress
Nationwie
Xenon
Etreyill
George Lus
Des
Phelps Signs Up With Pirates
PITTSBURGH Jan 1 Ernest Gordon Phelps a utility infielder from the Brooklyn Dodgers has joined the Pirates in a deal that sent shortstop Arky Vaughan to Brooklyn. Phelps agreed to the Pirates’ salary terms after a previous dispute with the Dodgers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eri. Oburgh
Ernest Gordon Phelps
Esteher
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittshureh Pirates
Phelps
Arky Vaughan
Dodgers
Babe
Watagement
Otto Graham Expands to Baseball in Northwestern Preview
Otto Graham, famed football passer, signs to try spring baseball with Northwestern team. The move follows his noted athletic versatility as he plans to compete for a baseball spot this season, aiming to show a multi sport capability beyond football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Nan
Ty Granam
Billiards stars clash as top players duel in Chicago tourney
The Chicago billiards scene heated as Willie Topps and Chamaco faced defeats while Art Rubin and Ralph Greatt posted strong wins. John Fitzpatrick rallied late, tying 37 points, as Monmouth and Chicago players vied for dominance in the three cushion championship. Topps’ upset loss followed by Rubin’s late surge reshaped the field amid a crowded, high stakes event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jan
Willie Topps
Sohtestan
Chamaco
Tonic
Toppe
Art Rubin
Brooklyn
John Fitzpatrick
Los Algreles
Bal
Hopne
Wietorsr Chania
Decause
Bis
Ralph
Aren Sletchiea
Toby Cochran
Ravin
Bikpinnick
Rebert
Matekis
Pry
the Singh
Weekend Ice Hockey Schedule and Matchups
Weekend schedule outlines games across multiple leagues. Notable matches include New York versus Hamilton and Philadelphia hosting Villanova with several cities listed for various citywide card events.
USLTA Seeks To Interest Youngsters In Tennis Rise
The USLTA annual meeting focuses on ranking approvals and 1942 schedule but aims to recruit youths as new drawing cards. With Riggs and Kovacs gone to pro ranks, Frankie Parker may become top amateur, while teens and rising players like Budge Patty Falkenburg and others could fill the field as the sport targets a white collar wartime audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youn
Ameateur
USLTA
Bobby Riggs
Frank Kovacs
Mmé- Ghate
Tke Harl Cacell
Budge Patty
Bobby Falkenburg
Gerald
Crotiner
Bld Talbot
Charles Olewine
Ted Schroeder
Frank Kramer
Fitet
Riggs
Conn to Fight Dallas Heavyweight Title Bout
Pittsburgh’s Conn, a leading contender for Joe Louis’ heavyweight crown, will face Dallas’ Wehetts in a 20 round match. The bout is set for January 28 with a $6 gate. Also noted is Torle Tokle, ski jumping champion, who may retire from competition for wartime duration after his Bear Mountain State Park appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conn
Dallas
Lous
Pittsburgh
Joe Lavis
Turner
Wehetts
Louis
Kighame
New York
Jan
Porger
Tokle
Bear Mountan State Park
College Cagers Scoreboard Shows Wide City-Market Totals
A long list of college basketball results features numerous teams and scores across conferences. Notable matchups include Maryland over Washington College 25 to 35, West Virginia 55, Pittsburgh 63, and North Carolina 54 defeating Clemson 34, with many other scores from small colleges and teacher colleges sprinkled throughout the recap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fridiay
Atarletto
Maryland
Washireton Collexe
Muskingum
Bowling Grea
West Viginia
Penn State
Baldwin Wall We
Ashland
Mount Paton
John Carroll
Ailigaville
Virginia
Fairmont
Liberty
Rochester
Allegheny
Concard
Woe
Teoh
Bloomaburs
Millerey Wleeachers
I ‘Thiel
Charlo
Brown
Massachusetts State
Surinemata Haag
Lock Haven
Shippenburg
Ithaca
Scranton
John Rmurahon
Panver
Grove City
St Vincent Js. Mansfield
Kutztown Sacherg
Moravian
Penn Military
Mechio
Simpson
Pareona
Luthor
Dubyane
Pennenllege
Warthure
Doane
Hastings
Kearnty
York
Nebraska Westogaty
Chadron
South Dacota
Wabash
Depauw
Taylor
Giffin
Ferria
Suio Mary's
Qrebach
Take
Nigh
Calvin
Assumplion
Ealamazog
Hillednta
Alma
Michigan Normal
Loyola
Chicago
Hitler
Loraa
St. Norbert's
Northern
Michigan
Olivet
Mt. Pleasant
Michiean Trek
McPherson
College of Emparia
Badminton tournament heats and quarterfinals progress
Badminton WAUO event in Abilene and Dallas sees mixed doubles and singles advancing to quarterfinals. Notable matches include George Mormon of Tu... defeating Irvin Stewart, and Eugene Tenny from Abilene beating Bernard Goldwasser of St Louis. Multiple players from Abilene Dallas Waco Oklahoma City and St Louis compete for advancing rounds as schedule tightens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wauo
Jon
Abuene
Ween
Gara
Waca
Abilene
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Bt. Loula
Bernard Goldwasser
St Lois
Col Newton
Wace
Walter Bumprey
Temple
Abe Lehnmitzky
SL Louia
Peta Jones
Abileng
Weta
Lowell Gouge
Jas
Waco
Heard M. Monaner
Waen
Yea
Joe Aller
St Lube
Ian Clabaugh
Robert Haver
Alalane
Walter Stendles
Gylventan
Tas
Harold Reddick
Dallna
St Dowell
Sbiline
Ainglen
Mary Honsker
Wile Bailey
Myx
Bud Over
Iolzer
Oklahome City
Hetty City
Apert
Skye
Willian
Susan
Daliag
Marie Cla. Haugh
Darling Aubs
Denton
Air Marshall Brown
Dalla
Tras Judy
Virginia Greer
Ware
Cormok
Carolyn Burwell
Marequa Buldain
Virsinia Bowes Giuardeg
Penton
Dotdadenn
Han
Suny McGuffin
Galveston
Lae
Teed Daubien
Ten McCormick
Wao
Cousinn Tonalter
Hooth-Auran
Galina
Mnins Battey
Abberc
Townton
Hanalee McGuifen
Garyeaton
Wnee
Miwube Rawaay
Ottohorss
Clie
WAC
Buchan -Baldnny
Wenco
Pastor Sub For Hurt Nova In Heavyweight Title Fight
New York promoter Mike Jacobs announced a substitution in the light heavyweight title bout. Lou Nava was hospitalized after a rib cartilage injury during calisthenics, forcing his withdrawal. Gus Lasnevicius will face Hart Pastor at Madison Square Garden on February 6. Pastor plans to fight Lem Franklin in Cleveland on February 21 as scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lou Nava
Hart Pastor
Gus Lasnevicis
Madison Aguare Garton
Mike Jacobs
Nava
Pastor Intendy
Jis Lem Franklin
Cleveland
Veteran Tennis Pros in Tourney at Ranoy Plaza County
A star-studded all professional tennis tournament is set for Ranoy plaza county on February 28 under the Professional Lawn Tennis Association. Officials say $1500 in prize money draws entrants led by BL Tilden Lea Briefen Gene s Mako Marlin Buxby Bruce Baris Berkeley Helad and 24 others as part of a Florida spring pro circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mam Peau
Run
van Li
Ins
Staes
Ranoy Plaza County
Lin Professional Lawn Tennis Association
BL Tilden
Lea Briefen
Genes Mako
Marlin Buxby
Bruce Baris
Berkeley Helad Abs
Genes Bushby
Southern Women Golf Tournament Cancelled in Dallas
The Southern Women's Golf association tournament planned for May in Bea Taland was cancelled. Association president Mrs Ban Chandhry stated many players are engaged by Red Cross and other emergency services, making the event impractical under current conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Dan
Southern Women's Golf Association
Bea Taland
Nex Heen
Ban Chandhry
Association
Héd Cross
Cohdioena
Baylor Stomps Razorbacks as Owls, Bruins win in tough swing
Baylor rode a 20 point effort from Parks to crush Arkansas 51 to 38 while Rice and Texas A M split opposites and Texas outlasted SMU 32 to 31. Palmer led Rice with 18 as Houston won and Baylor surged atop the Southwest race with its fourth win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezean
Baylor
Hears
Rice
Owls
Arkansas
Bruins
Texas A
Razorbacks
Texas
Southern Methodist
Mustangs
Wil
Texas Christ ‘An
Fort Worth
Ight Parks
Bears
Bill Henderson
Ageles
Palmer
Houston
Parkers
Bob Kinney
Tot Cross
Chet Palmer
Placita Gomes
Erin
Longhorns
Frank Brahaney
Big Des Sanders
Ie Steers
Inhany Eebeekk
Northwestern U Navy coach candidate remains undecided
Northwestern University officials weigh options to replace Stan Kowles as baseball coach after Klorns, a 34 year old Milwaukee native, coached the Purple to a Big Ten title and now graduates from the university. The athletic department remains active in the search while the commissioner reviews the assignment in service with the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvanston
Tydan
Witney
Northwestern Wiversity Athletic
Ilaty
Stan Ktores
Klorns
Milwaukee Hay
Northwestern
Skeel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pas Phasoy
Hunter
Diab
Ariyrller
Iene Palsiedt
Bration
Baturday
Baneday
Owl
Ai Windlars Gow
Iy Mokar Dans Dinge Elite Umner OP
Batardayy de Atrmanisy
Sy Sei Spawa
Acre
Bagauway Lane
Lenin
Caeritoe
ROM Arebale Seldenen
Eapartment
Philos
Lima Riadhae Byy
Fatinding
Okman
Bert
Americas
Be Mistren Biaevall
District Alle Toys Mine City Water Board
Bytom Tiwiany Noo
Scalliwon’s
Tain City “Water Tend
Hitatdie
Ipomy
Tadlies
Ataoeliab Piloters
Firs Franke
Ceveniny
Slaw Scott
Belimeste Cake Hap
Bwift and Company Nu
Garant
Luvises
Universal Cartending Company
Stuntor Bhato Laallen
Ballina
Idediy
TAN
Airy Oriel
Ave Phelps
Pirates
Otto Graham
Gaus
Willie
Rubin
AarbetmAlon
Lina
Kanens City
Johnstown
Waahinktua
Bavuregy Nationadlesen
Ifontrenk
Chieake of
Thronte Americam Lente
Washington Cleveland
Phindalphia
Villavarad
Initanapali
Vioentuys
Ayeinn
Pelle Polladelphia
Baresi
Eprbaitlehy
Clevelasal
Sannespeci
Cisbie
Kaniewiy
Gators Amnieay
Washington
Ralteni
Atlantic City
New Yorks
College Cagers
Southwesterd
Wichita
Tarkio
Chilcothe
Phillips
Okta
Southeastern
East Central
Washburn
Beckhurst
Warreneburg
Foachera
Springfield
Teachers
Southwest
Brigham Young
Weomint
Aujene Christian
Southwestern
Trardin Simmons
Nesterizo
Montana State
Greeley State
Colorado Mines
Regia
Highlands
New Mexitt
Idaho
Whittian
Colorado College
Wester Slate
Afonank
Gonzaga
Snow
Mena
Dixie
Westminster
Link
Branch Agricultural
Carbon
Marareiia
Lewlater
Formal
Btanford
Savile Clara
Southern
California
Redlands
Orcitonint
Lee Tarleton
Worth Texan Aggles
Sam Toustun
Nath
Texas State
State
Arates Raiiiew
Covitral
Baytoy
Loydn A
Arkanean
Coloration
Hurt Nova
Ags
Clase
Mpntkins
Gomez
Ny “Owa
Byeree
Kinnes
McDonald
Tottis
Prey Arkanaaa
Hana
IE Hayhogn
Pete
Arkunting
I & al Irentersan
Kreiner
Haluw
As Ata
Wright
Raam
Sebitek
Welch
Aeath
Renhanny
Waters
Ramlingga
Murkelte
Ares Apie
Northwestern U
Navy
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!