Peckinpaugh Returns as Cleveland Indians Manager
Cleveland the Indians name Roger Peckinpaugh as manager in a noon announcement. Peckinpaugh, 49, guided the club from 1928 to 1933, with three top three finishes and one seventh, after earlier stints with the Yankees, Nationals and White Sox. Bradley may reveal the official appointee at lunch as speculation swirls.
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George Ball Wins Tennis Match in El Paso Tournament
In El Paso on November 12 George Ball defeated his brother Russell 3-6 2-6 1 6-2 4 in a Southwestern Tennis Association tournament match. The 1941 event will be hosted by Albuquerque New Mexico and sponsored by the University of New Mexico.
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District 38 grid matchups mix of big games and close contests
Kenedy Lions appear poised to clinch west district honors as they face Yorktown and Stockdale, while Victoria seeks a path through the East Zone in a crowded district 38-4 race. Beeville Tru- Jan, Cuero Gobblers, and Cuero’s Victoria-Cuero matchups shape a tense regional slate amid near one score games and standout performers Curley Lopez and Casey Gera fueling Kenedy’s bid.
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All-City Ballot On Sunday November 24
The Light announces an All-City ballot for Sunday November 24 selecting AA Class A and Class B football teams. Fans vote for players to receive honors and ornate diplomas with gold footfalls at a Majestic theater event after shows. Cast ballots by mail or in person at the Sports Department.
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Three More Champs Drop Out Of High Race
District 3 title contenders Sweetwater fall 26-6 to Odessa, ending their campaign as Breckenridge and Nacogdoches also bow out with losses. Tyler hopes for a rebound versus Kilgore after a Longview setback, while Plainview slips as Amarillo’s Bandits win. Brownwood breaks history with a 20-7 upset over Breckenridge led by Charlen e Chill Rice who adds two drop-kicked extra points.
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Tech schedule and games in unclear text
The fragment lists multiple schedule items by Tech with various opponents and times. It mentions matches at Busty on , Alamo Jeannie, and other venues with unclear dates. The garbled OCR obscures precise teams, places, and times.
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Luling Stays In Flag Race With Dixtries Title Hope
Luling High School Eagles kept pace in the Dixtries 95-A championship chase after a 14 8 victory over Seguin. Seguin led early on Kleinschmidt’s touchdown but failed the extra point. Marston Pierce and Jak Burger turned the tide for Luling with a second quarter score and a conversion. Buck Hendricks then sprinted 90 yards for a late insurance score as Burger added the extra. Seguin countered with a late drive but the Eagles held on downs. An intentional safety capped Seguin’s scoring.
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Alice Marble Plans and Prospects Stated
New York Navy. The enigmatic portion of whether Alice Marble will retain her amateur tennis standing or turn professional has been rumored. A press reception by Marble is expected to clear up the plans. It is rumored that Miss Marble and Mary Hardwicke may join the pros and embark on a nation wide tour with Don Budge and Perry Perry. Mike Marble promised an important announcement today.
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Skunk Named Hero For Forest Work At Saratoga Nursery
The American Wildlife Institute praises a skunk that helped save young trees at the Saratoga nursery, the world’s largest forest tree production plant. After a worm invasion damaged saplings, a lone traveling skunk arrived and drew worms away, enabling nurserymen to protect and prosper the recordings. The skunk, nicknamed the Edredotator, now gains protection custody and appreciation from conservationists and locals.
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Bengal Guards Grow From Idea Into Orange High School Show
In San Antonio the Bengal Guards, formed from a five year dream by H J Stark, have built a 134 girl corps at Orange High School. They wear refined uniforms with instruments and drill in marching and music while maintaining high academic standards. Seniors earn scholarships. last year 12 of 17 seniors won $50 scholarships to Texan colleges. The unit trains with national praise and plans to perform at Alamo Stadium.
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Neely to Speak to Coaches in Corpus Christi
Jess Neely will address coaches in Corpus Christi at the final meeting of the Coast Officials Association on Monday night. The noted Rico inelitate coach known for his drawl and decisive leadership accepted the invitation to speak, adding a high profile event to the gathering.
P G A considers national tournament for world pros
CHICAGO November 12 The Professional Golfers Association weighing a national event to showcase rising world professionals. Tour chairman Wa Dudley urged tying the plan to the annual convention where Corcoran proposed admitting six boys under 14 free to events. Election of officers was set for tomorrow with President Tom Walsh of Chicago seeking re election. Walsh confirmed continued support for Red Cross and war agencies. The association reports 4000000 in purses over the year and 1900 members, up 44 percent from last year.
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Lone Star League Football Scores Stir Crowds
The Lone Star League slate features close races as teams like East Texas and Texas colleges vie for top spots. Key matchups include Northwest Texas vs. Abilene Christian and Sam Houston State against Southwest Texas as teams push toward conference standings and potential upsets.
Demaret Defeats Little in 12-Under Open Match
In Moriton on November 2, Demaret led Lawson Little by 12 strokes, finishing 12 under par after 12 holes, as Little failed to adjust on the upfast Brass Burn course. The event featured other local notes and results with several players in attendance and ongoing matches highlighted.
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