Corn Husker links and Army talk shape Nebraska plans
References to Link Lyman and Col. Jones signal Nebraska weighing changes after football stalwarts. Mentions of West Point, Army reserves, and past coaches like Reynolds, Long, Neyland, and Dana Bible frame a broader discussion of future rosters and scheduling.
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New York Schools Consider All Star Baseball Game Plan
The New York State Public High School Athletic Association weighs an all star boys baseball game at Cooperstown Doubleday Field with players from every section. Proceeds would fund the Section IV treasury as officials face a statewide eligibility referendum. A proposed post graduate elimination plan draws debate among educators and coaches.
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Robert McDonald
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Trudel Clings To Lead As Brown Gains In AHL Slump
New Haven December report shows Lou Trudel holding top scorer status with 31 points despite a scoring drought. Adam Brown of Indianapolis surges with four-point game, narrowing the gap and challenging Trudel for the scoring crown as several players climb standings.
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New York Basketeers Lose to Westerners
Oregon State beat Manhattan 47 to 33 and Wyoming edged City College 49 to 45 in Madison Square Garden first holiday doubleheader. NYU seeks to extend its five game unbeaten streak against Washington. St Johns meets Colorado in tonight’s second bill.
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Band Picks Right State Wrong School
An Atlanta Constitution report from Miami notes a band played Georgia Tech's Ramblin Wreck for Georgia’s Orange Bowl Bulldogs and then greeted Texas Christian University with Texas University’s school song UTKA Evans of Texas.
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Rochester Defeats Michigan State In Tight 28 27 Victory
Rochester remains undefeated with a 28 to 27 win over Michigan State before 3,000 fans. The University of Rochester squad notches its fourth straight victory in a suspenseful early season matchup.
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Joe Louis Receives Honorary Sheriff's Badge in Bergen County
Boxing champion Joe Louis was awarded an honorary gold deputy sheriff badge by Sheriff William R Browne of Hackensack New Jersey. The gesture comes as Louis answers the call for county law enforcement duties.
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Boxing card results from Associated Press roundups
Tally of lightweight and welterweight bouts across cities with several decisions. Notables include Eddie Lander losing on points in Chicago, Jack Kenny knocking out Steve Hostak in Newark, and Eddie Finnazzo beating Walter Stevens in Newark.
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Harry Teaney
Cleveland
Eddie Lander
Baltimore
Kid Tunero
New York
Irvin Proctor
Deacon Johnny Brown
Frankie Williams
Washington
Drew
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Chile
Ostto Blackwall
Mocstead
Newark
Jack Kenny
Lvingston
Uew York
Freddy Archer
Newe N. J
Sidney ‘Walker
Beau Jack
Augusta
Colgate Captures Hockey Title at Lake Placid Again
Colgate University's hockey team won the intercollegiate championship at Lake Placid for the third straight time with a 5-1 victory over Williams. Gregg Batt starred with three goals and an assist, as Colgate surged past Williams after a close first two periods. Cornell beat New Hampshire 6-3 for consolation honors, MIT defeated Lehman 6-0, and Middlebury topped Union 6-2.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Wayne University defeats Cornell in rough 66 60 basketball game
Wayne University outscored Cornell 66 to 60 before 5940 fans in Detroit. Wayne led 14 8 at halftime and 28 17 to start the final period as Cornell struggled with 38 total fouls, 20 called on the Big Red.
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Year-ago sports notes mirror trades and deaths
Mirror year ago today recounts Yankees selling pitcher Monte Pearson to the Reds for 20000 and rookie Don Lang, list of football deaths totaling eighty one by category, plus prior moves: Mel Ott with New York Giants captaincy and 20000 salary, Al Simmons to Boston Bees.
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Cincinnati Reds
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al Simmons
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Simmons Sells From Buffalo to Springfield in AHL Trade
Buffalo reports Art Simmons, defenseman from Syracuse, sold by the Bisons to Springfield for Regis Kelly. Simmons joins Eddie Snore’s Springfield club of the American Hockey League, moving from Buffalo after prior spells with the Syracuse Stars. Springfield leads the Eastern Division while Buffalo sits fourth.
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Americans
Commercial League Enters Herald-Journal Bowling Tourney
The 72 team Commercial Bowling League enters the seventh Herald-Journal weekly bowling classic under the league plan. 360 regulars and substitutes will be eligible for finals with at least 18 men represented. Entries via leg and floor managers or Cliff Moore at 2-0003 after 9 PM.
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Herald-Journal
Mantiensi
Hextall and Cowley Tied In Scoring Race
Bryan Hextall of the New York Rangers moved into a first place tie with Bill Cowley of the Boston Bruins at 22 points in NHL scoring, with Lynn Patrick leading goals at 13 and holding third place, per league statistics released today.
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Montreal
Bryan Hextall
New York Rangers
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Blackbirds Meet Volunteers in Sugar Bowl Clash
Long Island University's Blackbirds, national intercollegiate champs, face the Tennessee Volunteers, SEC title holders, in a Sugar Bowl basketball game. Coach Claire Bee's squad owns a 12-0 record this season.
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Tennessee Quint
New Orleans
Long Island University
Blackbirds
University of Tennessee Volunteers
Claire Bee
Navy Turns A Deaf Ear To Cochrane
New York readers note the delay of Freddie Cochrane’s promised February title defense against Mike Jacobs as he seeks a one month Navy furlough to train. Other sports notes include Buck Weaver’s defense stamp idea, Ocean View Golf Association voting on defense bonds, and various wartime anecdotes from the Donahue era.
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Garden
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Giants
Everett Shelton
Hampton Roads
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Mexico
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Multiple college basketball results across conferences and venues
A roundup of diverse college basketball scores includes East Rochester over Michigay State 28 27 Rutgers over Williams 34 31 Oreiston State over Isahatian 34 Rice over LaSalle 41 Temple 49 over Southern California 46 Western Kentucky Teachers 52 over Washington and Lee 2 Marshall 33 Miami 33 Warne 36 over Cornell 30 Butler 45 over Michigan 37 Bradley 47 over Oklahoma 42 Creighton 36 over Utah 32 Detroit 33 over Nebraska 29 Stanford 60 over Ohio State 45 Denver 49 over Western State 33 Arizona 43 over New Mexico Mines 38 Loyola Chicago 57 over Santa Clara 52 West Texas 67 over Pittsburg Kan Tecrs 55 Oklahoma A and M 46 over Texas 38 Warrensboro Teachers 5 over New Mexico 31 Texas Christian 40 over Washington St 34 East Central Oxfa 40 Springfeld Mo Teachers 36 Arkansas 52 over Southern Methodist 22 Colorado Mines 32 over Oklahoma City 31 Barslor 9 over Texas Tech 58.
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LaSalle
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Barslor
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Sports in Wartime 1942 Outlook and Boxing Plans
The piece discusses how World War II will dampen major sports in 1942 with many athletes enlisting or being drafted. College football loss of prestige, reduced schedules, and stronger Army service consideration shape sports, including boxing where Joe Louis and Buddy Baer face war-related futures.
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Buddy Baer
Naval Relief Society
Buddy
Louis
Goldberg May Miss All Star Contest
Garden City December 30. Ex cept for Don Hutson Green Bay end and Marshall Goldberg Chicago Cardinal back all the National League all star football players were in camp today. Hutson may arrive in time for the day s workout but Goldberg is being kept in Chicago by war work and may miss Sunday s game with the Chicago Bears.
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Marshall Goldberg
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