End Of Season Marked By Nations Collegiate Leaders
Breezy briefing by Hugh Fullerton Jr notes a day for college leaders as football winds down. Mentions Bob Robertson of Southern California born in Pineridge South Dakota and Frank Leahy linked to Notre Dame. Fordham and Duke set Sugar Bowl bids, Missouri eyed Cotton or Orange. Mentions Dodgers Pete Coscarart and Lem Franklin, plus remarks from Mrs. Dudley S. DeGroot on football season ending.
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York
South Dakota
Rosebud
Bob Robertson
Pete Coscarart
Dodgers
Lem Franklin
Three Elevens Make Bids For National Title
Hyde Associated Press. New York. Unbeaten Duke, Notre Dame, and Minnesota seek national crown as they close schedules against North Carolina State, Southern California, and Wisconsin. Rivalries include Harvard-Yale, Illinois-Northwestern, Texas Christian-Rice, Arkansas-Mississippi, Purdue-Indiana, Iowa-Nebraska, and Missouri-Kansas. Navy vs Princeton and Army vs West Virginia also feature, with Pitt aiming for three straight and Penn State lurking.
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Hyde Associated Press
New York
Duke
Notre Dame
Minnesota
North Carolina State
Southern California
Wisconsin
Trojan
Harvard
Rice
Baylor
Southern Methodist
Arkansas
Mississippi
Purdue
Indiana
Iowa
Nebraska
Midwest
Oregon
Oregon State
Montana
Pasadena
Alabama
Virginia Drives To Put Dudley On All America Team
Virginia campaigns across the state to secure Bill Dudley on the All American list as Minnesota and Wisconsin clash for the national title. Dudley has piled up 134 points this season, with editors and fans flooding New York with telegrams and letters.
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Virginia
Bill Dudley
New York
Dudley
United Press
Greenberg to be released from Army after delay
Sergt. Hank Greenberg the former Detroit outfielder will be released from the army as soon as fifth division headquarters can reach his case officers said today. His release was previously set for next Monday but has been postponed. He is over 28 years old and eligible for discharge. It was believed he would be out by December 10 as second army officers announced all eligible men would have left the fort by then.
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International News Service
Fort Custer
Mich
Hank Greenberg
Detroit
Fifth Division
Greenberg
Second Army
Overlin
Jacobs
Chicago
Hostak
Billy Loose
United Press
Marino
Silver Fox
Pete Reilly
Ohioan Killed by Auto in Georges Run
Steubenville Ohio November 22 C A Hotchkiss 65 of Cleveland was killed by an automobile at Georges Run He was a conductor for the Pennsylvania railroad
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Steubenville
C. A. Hotchkiss
Cleveland
Georges Run
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wanted Cars for Sale Prompt Buyers Through Repository Ad
Reproduced repository want ads generate rapid calls from buyers. Chevrolet 1941 coupe with 4,500 miles described as like new is offered by Dunayer at 2201 Cleveland N. Others seek similar offers. Dial 5101 to place an inexpensive ad and reach prospective buyers before tomorrow's paper.
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Chevrolet
Dunayer
Gridiron Training Tables Urged By College Physician
Denver physician Dr. Broda O Barnes of the University of Denver warns anemia from inadequate funds leads to worse football injuries including amputations. He cites unbalanced diets blamed on players financial condition and urges every college to provide training tables with well balanced meals. The Big Seven has opposed such tables.
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Associated Press
Denver
University of Denver
Broda O. Barnes
University
Collegiate Scores Highlight Underdog Victories
Ouachita beats Arkansas Tech 26 to 0 while Weatherford defeats Durant 14 to 6. Georgia Teachers loses to South Georgia State 13 to 6 as Memphis State prevails 26 to 0 over Austin Peay. Simpson College edges Nebraska Wesleyan 12 to 6 and Miami upsets South Carolina 7 to 6. Presbyterian 14 Rollins 6. Tampa 67 MecDill Field 2. Mississippi College dominates Camp Shelby 56 to 0.
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Ouachita
Arkansas Tech
Weatherford
Durant
Cgieorgia
South Georgia State
Memphis State
Austin Peay
Simpson College
Nebraska Wesleyan
Miami
South Carolina
Presbyterian
Rollins
Tampa
MecDill
Mississippi College
Camp Shelby
Smith to Return for Rams Final Game Against Cardinals
Gaylon Smith a hard hitting back who has missed most of the season due to injuries will be ready for the Cleveland Rams final game of the season tomorrow against the Chicago Cardinals. The announcement came today.
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Smith
Cleveland
Gaylon Smith
Cleveland Rams
Chicago Cardinals
Coast Artillery Men Bowled 70 Mile Weekend Run
Eighteen soldiers from Battery H 95th Coast Artillery anti air craft travel 70 miles round trip from Camp Davis to Wilmington every Friday night for bowling. The long weekly trek showcases their enthusiasm and unit camaraderie amid training duties.
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Camp Davis
N. C
95Th Coast Artillery
Wilmington
Ohio college football ends as three games abroad loom large
United Press reports the 1941 Ohio college grid season wraps with three foreign games. Ohio State faces Michigan at Ann Arbor, Wesleyan meets Michigan State at Lansing, while Toledo closes a disappointing year against Bradley Tech at Peoria. Wilberforce meets Lane in Jackson and Georgetown plays Xavier in Cincinnati next weekend.
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United Press
Columbus
Ohio College
Ohio State
Clarence W. Spears
Bradley Tech
Peoria
Lll
Toledo
Ohio
Wilberforce
Lane
Jackson, Tenn
Georgetown
Washington
Xavier
Cincinnati
Wooster Announces 1942 Football Schedule With Open Date
Wooster plans seven Ohio conference games for 1942 under Coach Johnny Swigart led by Athletic Director L C Boles. An open date remains on Sept 26 for a home game. Heidelberg replaces Gettysburg on the slate with Oct 3 Wittenberg and Oct 10 Heidelberg.
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Wooster
Ohio
Johnny Swigart
L. C. Boles
Boles
Wittenberg
Heidelberg
Case
Muskingum
Mt. Union
Denison
Oberlin
McKinley Bulldog Rally Features Rev Ebert Speech
Rev Paul Ebert spoke to 900 McKinley Bulldog Club members at the high school auditorium outlining the role of attitude in victory. Coach Ben Schwartzwalder praised past effort and pledged improved focus, while the club read a bowlers telegram and showed Oak Park game footage.
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Massillon
Paul Ebert
Dover
Bulldog Club
McKinley High School
Ebert
Ben Schwartzwalder
Bulldogs
Mansfield
Oak Park
Schwartzwalder
Oak
Walnut Creek Five Rout Warsaw 46 24 In Friday Night Game
Walnut Creek underclassmen led by R Hamsher with 16 Troyer 14 and W Gerber 12 beat Warsaw 46 24. The Creekers built a 12 7 first quarter lead and held a 21 15 half time edge and 38 17 after the third. Warsaw’s Roger led Warsaw with nine points.
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Warsaw
Walnut Creek
R. Hamsher
Troyer
W. Gerber
Creekers
Roger
Schrock
Iodock
Hamsher
Ringwatt
H. Gerber
Arnold
Ruxton
Honabarger
Ray Scheerer
Coshocon
Hostak Loses First Eastern Bout to Overlin at MSG
Al Hostak of Seattle, former middleweight champ, was decisively beaten by Ken Overlin in a ten round decision before 7,926 at Madison Square Garden. Overlin dominated with left jab and hook as Hostak faded, prompting Hostak's manager to announce his retirement.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
New York
al Hostak
Seattle
Ken Overlin
Madison
Barons Aim for Eighth Win Against New Haven
The Cleveland Barons, in the American league, faced the New Haven Eagles at the Arena seeking their eighth straight game without defeat.
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Barons
New Haven
International News Service
Cleveland
Cleveland Barons
New Haven Eagles
Bucks and Wolverines clash in sellout classic
Ohio State and Michigan meet in Ann Arbor before 85,000 fans in the 38th game. Crisler’s Wolverines favored 10-7 as the Buckeyes, under coach Paul Brown, seek an upset with a new offense and a focus on passing as they challenge for Western Conference standings. Brown says the underdog role suits them as they prep for the clash.
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Uys
Associated Press
ANN Arbor
Ohio State University
Buckeyes
Michigan
Wolverines
Fritz Crisler
Michiganders
Ohioans
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Bucks
Paul E. Brown
Ohio State
Brown
Ohio
Oil palm grows wild across central and western Africa
The plant occupies roughly one million square miles spanning central and western Africa. It highlights the palm’s vast natural range and ecological presence in the region.
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Western
Africa
Feller's Mother Seeks Board Clarification on Deferment
The Associated Press reports Bob Feller's mother wrote to a Cleveland selective service board to add family responsibility details. A board member doubted the letter would affect the pitcher's February induction, as Feller from Van Meter Iowa notes the letter was not a deferment request. His parents are ill and his salary is reported at $45,000 a year.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Bob Feller
Selective Service Board
Cleveland Indians
van Meter
Iowa
Feller
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