Oddball Pro Bowlers And War News In One Item
ED L Jacobs and his wife and sonBowling in the same Castamall league produced a family faceoff with Mrs Jacobs posting 166 in a final game for 440 total and Ed L Jr matching with a fadeaway ball while Jacobs Sr won by 39 after opening 191. Also notes from Canton football plans and 1942 golf defense funds with Martins Ferry youth basketball plans and season greetings.
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ED. L. Jacobs
Boston Red Sox
The
Terriers
Castamall
Ed L. Jr
Jacobs Sr
Mrs. Jacobs
Timken Trojans Meet Farrell Steelers In Tight Clash
Timken and Farrell meet in a key basketball showdown in Farrell Pa tonight. Timken seeks a fifth straight win behind Timken guards and forwards while Farrell counters with four returning lettermen led by Frank Callahan Edward Rock and Steve Skendrovich. The Steelers, taller on average, aim to slow Timken's hot start at Farrell High Gym starting at 8.
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Timken Trojans
Farrell
Trojans
Tudor Lewis
Steelers
Frank Callahan
Edward Rock
George Kerlek
Steve Skendrovich
Callahan
Rock
Skendrovich
Altoona
Conemaugh
Sharon
Kerlek
Lewis
Anthony Peruzzi
Dan Myers
Timken
Lincoln
John Bikis
Burton Melcher
Dick Huddleston
Tom Schumick
Nick Vulcan
Farrell High
National Pro Loop Grid Draft Includes Four U S A Players
The 1941 Ohio State football roster is linked to four players drafted for national pro league teams at Chicago meetings. Dick Fisher and four Buckeyes are noted with plans for military service or coaching. others include Jim Daniell Tom Kinkade Jack Graf and allied selections from several colleges.
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Ralph Fife
Canton
Pittsburgh
Army
Bob Glass
Massillon
New York Giants
Jack Graf
Dick Fisher
Tom Kinkade
Jim Daniels
Ohio State Stars
Cleveland
Detroit
Green Bay
Chicago Bears
Fisher
Kinkade
Daniels
Graf
International News Service
Columbus
Ohio State
Jim Daniell
Chicago
Daniell
Green Bay Packers
U. S. Navy
Cleveland Rams
Detroit Lions
Tulane
Mickey Sanzotta
Western Reserve
Bears
Jackie Hunt
Marshall
Rams
Jack Wilson
Baylor
Jack Jacobs
Oklahoma
Roger Eason
Len Levy
Minnesota
Orrville Matthews
Mike Sweeney
Texas
Italo Rossi
Purdue
Bob Brumley
Rice
Hubert Ulrich
Kansas
Yale coach Spike Nelson resigns amid policy shift
Yale Director of Athletics Ogden Miller announced that Emerson Spike Nelson would resign as head football coach and enter the army procurement division, while athletics policy changes at Yale continued. Nelson’s 1941 season went 1 win and 7 losses, yet he remained popular among students and alumni despite rumors of departure.
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United Press
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Ogden Miller
Emerson
Spike) Nelson
Nelson
Army Engineer Corps
Bowlers to fund defense bond prizes in 1942 tourney
Elmer Baumgarten of Milwaukee secretary of the American Bowling Congress announces a plan to raise up to 10 million dollars in defense bonds and stamps over six months. All prizes at the 1942 national tournament in Columbus starting March 3 will be paid in defense bonds and stamps, with total prizes possibly exceeding 300 thousand and perhaps reaching 500 thousand. He urges leagues nationwide to award prize money in defense bonds, asserting 16 million bowlers could contribute at least 10 million to the defense coffers.
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International News Service
Columbus
Elmer Baumgarten
Milwaukee
American Bowling Congress
Defense
Baumgarten
United States
Stagg Still Active at Nearly 80 in Tennis
Amos Alonzo Stagg remains active in tennis at almost 80, still playing occasional sets despite his advancing years in Stockton.
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Stagg
Stockton
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Tennessee Back Glenn Henile Leads Tulsa Guards
Glenn Henile of Tulsa and Don Clawson of Northwestern appear in a backfield pair with Graf of Ohio State and Bill Regner of Oregon in a collage of college football players. Glen Conley of Washington is listed as a tackle amid the roster.
Barons Hope For Return Of Injured Icers Thursday
The Cleveland Barons, idle until Christmas night, hope to have Joe Jerwa Jake Milford and Moe Roberts back for Thursday’s game at the Arena against Pittsburgh. One of the trio may be ready for the Pittsburgh visit. no league games were played last night.
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United Press
Cleveland
Cleveland Barons
Santa Claus
Joe Jerwa
Jake Milford
Moe Roberts
Pittsburgh
Reds Eye Dixie Walker From Dodgers Outfielder
Cincinnati reports indicate the Reds are interested in acquiring outfielder Dixie Walker from Brooklyn. The potential move centers on Walker's hitting pace and defensive fit with Cincinnati as talks consider trade terms and roster needs.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Dixie Walker
Brooklyn
Whelchel Selected Head Coach at Navy
Annapolis Md Comdr John E Whelchel USN of Washington today was the new head football coach at the Naval Academy succeeding Maj Emery S Swede Larson who held the post since 1938 Larson will report to the Naval War College Newport RI next month Whelchel who will assume his new post this month served as backfield coach at Annapolis this season He said there are no changes contemplated in the Middies present gridiron system
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International News Service
Annapolis
John E. Whelchel
Washington
Naval Academy
Emery S
Aiken Assistant Applies For Miami Coach Job
C B Schuchardt, former Ohioan and current Nevada assistant football coach, seeks Miami University head coaching post after Frank Wilton’s resignation. He previously coached at Heidelberg and Ohio Northern and held basketball roles at Nevada and Heidelberg. He also coached at Ada High and Akron University early in his career.
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Associated Preas
Oxford
C. B. Schuchardt
University of Nevada
Buckeye
Miami University
Schuchardt
Frank Wilton
Miami
Nevada
Heidelberg College
Ohio Northern University
Jim Aiken
Canton McKinley High School
Akron University
Heidelberg
Ohio Northern
Ada
Creighton Pins First Setback On Ohio State
Creighton Bluejays defeated Ohio State 60 to 34 as Joe Loisel scored 19 and Gene Halden 18 for Creighton. Buckeyes, who trailed from the start, are set for San Francisco games against Stanford and California after the loss. Bud Wise and Jack McLain led OSU with eight and seven points respectively.
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International News Service
Omaha
Neb
Ohio State
Creighton
Bluejays
Buckeyes
Joe Loisel
Gene Haldeman
Bud Wise
Jack McLain
Bucks
San Francisco
Stanford
California
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