Tommy Anderson Shifts to Defense Sparks Brooklyn Americans
Red Dutton rebuilt the Brooklyn Americans with frequent line shuffles and found a star in Tommy Anderson. Moved from forward to defense, the Scotsman quickly became a cornerstone, delivering playmaking runs and leading assists at times. Fans and players praise his workmanlike style and reliability behind the blue line.
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Springfield
Madison Square Garden
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Tommy Anderson
Anderson
Pete Slobodian
Charley Conacher
Tommy
Edinburgh
Scotland
Canada
Drumheller Miners
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Detroit Red Wings
Cleveland
Detroit Olympics
New York
Bowl Games Tomorrow Attract Large Crowds
Rose Bowl expects 55 000 and Sugar Bowl 73 000 as Duke- Oregon State duel and Fordham Missouri clash headline New Year sports. Lon Stiner leads Oregon State against Duke veteran Wallace Wade while Fordham warns Missouri players. Orange Bowl looms with 85 000 as Texas Christian and Georgia prepare to throttle defenses and offenses. Cotton Bowl tomorrow in Dallas between two top teams.
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Durham
N. C
Uhere
Lon Stiner
Oregon State
Dukes
Lon
Wallace Wade
Duke
Brown
Bowl Games Preview With 1941 Records
New York dispatched Bowl game previews listing matchups, expected crowds, start times in EST and networks. Rose Bowl Duke versus Oregon State from Durham. Sugar Fordham versus Missouri. Orange Georgia versus Texas Christian. Cotton Alabama versus Texas A&M. Sun Texas Tech versus Tulsa. East versus West in New Orleans with broadcast plans and attendances.
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Durham
N. C
Duke
Oregon State
NBC
New Orleans
Fordham
Missouri
Miami
KTSM
KROD
Hi Paso
KTUL
Tulsa
KFYO
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Cotton Bowl clash looms as ball security decides fate
The pass happy Texas A&M and Alabama's Crimson Tide face a high scoring Cotton Bowl, with coaches and critics predicting a touchdowns battle. In five prior Cotton Bowls, points came one way or another, but today teams cling to six and three as Cotton Bowl officials expect a rush for tickets yet stop short of a sell-out, with about 10,000 tickets still unsold.
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Texas Aggies
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Round-Up Sports Flurry Touches Harsh Notes Of 1942
New York reports a noisy mix of sports chatter and stray notes. Dan Flynn seeks Hack Wilson to return near Ebbets Field. Cleveland Indians’ managers judged for style. Pennsylvanian roots in Duke starters. Alsab birthday party at Miami. New Year’s quip targets Texas A&M cadets. Also eggs, grain, Market rates and a naval reserve training note.
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New York
Dan Flynn
Ebbets Field
Hack Wilson
M.C
Dan
Hack
Pirates
New York Radio Year Begins With Party and Bowl Lineup
New York radio outlines New Year Eve parties and four New Year’s Day bowl games across NBC and CBS networks. Highlights include Sugar Bowl preview, Watch Night services, and a varied slate from 6 p.m. to 12:03 a.m. with programs such as Captain Midnight and Amos and Andy.
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CBS
Nbc-Plue
Watch Night
Nbc-Red
Hiversite Church
N.Y
Color system quip and Sugar Bowl upset
In Miami, coach Butts quips about using a color system to stop players not using "Four colors" as Ted Husing asks about his method. In New Orleans, Tennessee beats Long Island 33 24 to end LIU's 23 game win streak in the Sugar Bowl. Oklahoma City reports West Texas State tops Oklahoma A and M 61 to 31 in the sixth annual collegiate tournament.
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Ted Housing
Georgia
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Butts
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University of Tennessee
Long Island University II
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National Intercolleg Viate Championa
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Oklahoma City
Der
West Texas State
Buffalons
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Stations That Make Up the Networks Note
Fragmented OCR lists network station names by region with many garbled terms. It preserves references to NBC, CBS, and various regional station clusters, but indecipherable strings dominate, yielding a blurred map of affiliate names and east west north regional labels.
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Weat
Midwest
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Sauth
Kgne Wise
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Wiax
Wile
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Kfyr
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England
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Maryland Racing Flourishes In 1941 Best In State History
Maryland horse racing set a record year with $50,113,465 wagered across tracks, up $12,178,362 from 1940. Attendance totaled 1,920,587, with major tracks drawing 761,859 and minors 258,728. Officials foresee 1942 possibly matching or surpassing 1941 unless war impacts Atlantic coast operations.
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Baltimore
Maryland
California
Racing Commission
Atlantic Coast
Tarin
Havre de Grace
Laurel
Marsland
The
O'Conor
Idia
Tanks Fall From Lead As Rotoblasts Stop Streak
The Tanks lost two games to the Rotoblasts ending a ten game win streak. Rotoblasts led by Everly's spark and Bud Jamison top performances helped gain the edge. Rooms, Conveyors, Elevators and other clubs also posted two win days. standings show Tanks 2 7, Rooms 7 2, Rotoblasts 7 5, Tables 2 4, and more.
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Yanks
Bud Jamison
Bill Dellinger
John Rodgers
Big Load" Middlekautt
Mistah” Kline
Barnhart
Bill King
Dick Lowman
Wile Cat
Mauek
A. Kinsey
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PLM
Local Players on All Star Eleven
Local athletes from Hagerstown High School head the C V I A all star eleven with Jack Save and Ed Bachill named to the squad. Allegany High of Cumberland and Handley High of Winchester each place three players on the team as Fort Hill and Martinsburg contribute multiple selections.
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Allegany Land
Hagerstown
Robert Taylor
Peaches
Jack Love
Carl Lapp
Fort Hill
John Gorman
Allegany
Handley
Leonard Newcome
Harold Gregory
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