State Plans to Register High School Sports Officials in Syracuse
At the Onondaga Hotel Central Committee in Syracuse discusses a three day health and physical education conference. Kurt Beyer of Norwich proposes certification registration and supervision of high school officials. A sectional athletic council would oversee contracts and prevent officials from poaching games. Mary Browne led a tennis clinic and urged fitness for a stronger home front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State Public High School Athletic Association
Onondaga Hotel
Hirama A. Jones
Albany
State Department
Kurt Beyer
Norwich
Central Committee
Pennsylvania
Boards of Certified
Mary K. Browne
Central High School
Ky Young
Auburn High School
Miss Browne
Long Island
New York State
National Civilian Defense
Syracuse
Patricia Piron
Marybeth Brickman
Trilby Kalvin
F. Robert Wagoner
Roslyn
J. J
Left
Foster Brown
Hillsdale
Center
Bartleme Urges Calm On Sports Amid Football Strife
The article cites Bartleme advising patience as day games and season possibilities unfold. He urges opponents and college athletic directors to keep perspective and cooperate for best outcomes, calling Uncle Sam a shrewd ally who will resolve issues swiftly.
Mako Joins Tour as Replacement for Injured Perry
Associated Press reports New York based tennis star Gene Mako takes the place of injured Pred Perry in a touring tennis troupe. Perry, a former English Davis Cupper, was hurt in a spill at Madison Square Garden Friday night.
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Associated Press
New York
Gene Mako
Donald Budge
Pred Perry
Perry
Davis Capper
Madgen Square Garden
New Orleans
Maj. L. Mt
Jones
Nebraska
T. Government
Army
St. Louis
Donald Barnes
Montgomery
Ala
Jack Crain
Texas University
Fred Perry
Madison Square Garden
Pearl Harbor
Roosevelt
Churchill
Hitler
Tus
Coaches gather for large Detroit registration meeting
The session will feature the largest registration in years with 200 or more prep and high school coaches of Michigan attending their first national meeting. They seek clearer 1941 rule wording and consistent official interpretations for substitutions and backfield eligibility.
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Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain
Midwest
Michigan
Cacaplauld
Salem
General Rules Committee
War Department
Navy Department
Washington
Louis Near His Peak to Rest Two Days Before Baer Bout
Louis is near peak form for the Naval Relief Society bout with Buddy Baer in Madison Square Garden on January 9. He will rest today and Thursday after weighing in at 209 pounds following yesterday's drill.
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Louis
Greenwood Lake
Joe Louis
Naval Relief Society
Buddy Baer
Madison Square Garden
Hockey results from Sunday and Saturday across leagues
National League games featured New York 3 Detroit 1 and Brooklyn 2 Toronto 1. American League saw Indianapolis 3 Cleveland 2 and Providence 3 Hershey 3 in overtime, New Haven 7 Pittsburgh, Washington 7 Philadelphia, Omaha 2 St Paul 1, and Fort Worth 3 Dallas 2 plus Kansas City 5 Tulsa 2. Eastern Amateur and related leagues reported Baltimore 2 Boston 0 Johnstown 6 Washington 2 New York 6 Atlantic City 4 New York 4 Montreal 2 Toronto 3 Detroit 3 and more results including Hershey 3 Indianapolis 1 Philadelphia 5 Providence 1 Cleveland 2 Pittsburgh 4 Springfield 2 Atlantic City 7 New York 4 Baltimore 4 Johnstown 4 overtime Boston 3 Jersey Skeeters 3 overtime.
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New York
Detroit
Brooklyn
Toronto
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Providence
Hershey
Buffalo
Sprinefeld
New Haven
Pittsburgh
Washington
Philadelphia American Association
Omaha
St Paul
St. Louis
Chinneapolis
Fort Worth
Dallas
Kansas City
Montreal
Philadelphia
Springfeld
Tulsa
Atlantic City
Baltimore
Johnstown
Boston
Jersey Skeeters
Harbert Wins Beaumont Open Tourney In Beaumont
Chick Harbert of Battle Creek Michigan captured the Beaumont Open with a 276 eight under par. He won by seven strokes over Ben Hogan and Paul Bunyan who tied for second at 283. Hogan earned 850 dollars as part of total earnings this year while Harbert collected 1000.
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Beaumont
Tex
Chick Harbert
Battle Creek
Mich
Ben Hogan
Paul Bunyan
Harbert
Hogan
Sam’ Snead
Snead
Byron Nelson
Craig Wood
Hershey, Pa
Runyan
Lon
Jim Turnesa
Elmsford
N. Y
Colgate Fights Williams For Ice Title At Lake Placid
Colgate University hockey seeks a third straight intercollegiate crown as it meets Williams College after a 4 1 semi final win over Cornell. Williams beat New Hampshire 3 1. MIT topped Middlebury 4 3. Lehman defeated Union 4 1. Snow shortage at Mt Van Hoevenberg delays novice four man bob race.
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Colgate
Williams
Lake Placid
Colgate University
Williams College
Cornell
New Hampshire
Gregg Batt
Red Raiders
Jerry
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Middlebury
Lehich
Union
Mt. van ‘Hoevenberg
Glen Lindsley Tops Syracuse Gunners
Glen Lindsley and Joe Worfel battled to a photo finish at the Syracuse Gun Club in a 50 target trap match. Lindsley won with 49 of 50 on the second string after tying 24 apiece on the opening, while Worfel finished with 48. Lindsley has broken 97 of his last 100 targets and also beat Jones and Worfel in doubles.
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Glen Lindsley
Joe Worfel
Syracuse
Lindsley
Worfel
Jones
R. Vanderpool
H. N. Jones
G. Gillam
M. D.macnaughton
G. C. Lindsley
Hon. Jones
Sugar Bowl mile and track marks from a year ago
John Munski led Missouri to a Sugar Bowl mile win in 4 15.2. Fred Walcott ran 120 yard high hurdles in 14.4. Greg Rice posted a three mile time of 14.1674.
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University of Missouri
Fred Walcott
Greg Rice
Freddy Hutchinson
Detroit
Walter Okeson
Geyer Rated Best of Year On Punt Returns
Colgate star Bill Geyer led the 1941 college season in punt return yardage with 586 on 32 runs, averaging 18.31 yards. He ranked second nationally in average return distance behind Slater of Tennessee, with other leaders including Marguerita, Hillenbrand, and Dudley in total yardage and kickoff returns.
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Seattle
Jback
Bill Geyer
iColgate
Colgate
Kawant
Slater
Tennessee
Bill Dudley
Virginia
Geyer
Marguarita
Brown
Hillenbrand
Indiana
Dudley
Davis
Georgia
Hovious
Mississippi
Roblin
Oregon
Tomasic
Temple
Austin
Texas Tech
Mazur
Army
Honjors
Earl Ray
Wyoming
Price
Texas Mines
Gafford
Auburn
Lohry
Iowa State
Bobby Robertson
Southern California
Sibley
Texas Aggie
Ehrhardt
Bradley
Nebraska
Sports Roundup on Henry Edwards and Tennis Hazards
Henry Edwards reportedly resigns as American League publicity director amid sports chatter. The column covers football talk with Curley Lambeau and Fritz Crisler, Missouri's offense, a Perry tennis fall injury, and war-time sports notes including twilight baseball and Navy games.
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Henry Edwards
American League
Jack Hurley
Lem Franklin
Fred Perry
Joe Williams
York
T. F.C
Frit Crisler
Curley Lambeau
Fordham-Missouri
Crisler
Missouri
Michigan State
To & IL
Sand Lambeau
Uus
Fordham
Lou Gehrig
Andhela
Neo
Evans
Detroit
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Syracuse Herald- Curn Val State
Check Beyer
Bartelme
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
State Athletic Assembly
Walt Taylor
Cicero
Artast
Cleeza
Young Michigan
Pro Springs
Surprise
Syracuse Gunners
Carl A. Young
Albert E. Young
GEO. Young Agency
North Salina
Sports Mirror
John Munski
Heneis
Homer Cooke, Jr
Southwest Loop
Southeastern
Big Ten
Southern
Big Six
Missouri Valley
Rae
Simon
Memora Toa
Durth
Epward Isaacs
Universit
Olf Rutters
Mr. Isaacs
Gearzecazo Bear
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Rutgers
Ebbets Field
New Jersey
Halas
Arsid
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American Institute of Laundering
Arrid
Jar
Seagram
5 Crown
Pial
Nene
Seagram Distillers Corporation
M. Lichtman & Co., Inc
Eric Blvd
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