Wyatt's Hit Biggest Thrill For Dodger Fans on Draft Fails
War conditions barely affect western college football as 1941 rosters stay largely intact. Stanford UC Berkeley and USC face minimal draft impact while many players enlist or are drafted, yet the coast conference and independents remain strong with limited turnover and attendance expected to rise due to war profits.
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Pacific
Stanford
Nebraska
Clark Shaugnessy
Edwin N. Atherton
Army
Navy
University of California
Jim Jurkovich
University of Southern California
Howard Harding Jones
Trojan
Army Air Corps
Ray Woods
Roy
Jerry Bowman
Hal Williams
University of California At Los Angeles
Dave Gaston
Dale Tipton
Bob Cantwell
Jack Kinney
Maurice Stacy
University of Washington
Oregon State College
University of Idaho
Bob Rampo
Bud English
Vernon Cutts
Les Bartholdi
National Guard
Idaho
George Whitlock
Chester Long
Charles Chandlero
Elmer Smith
Washington State College
Wayne Harris
University of Oregon
University of Santa Clara
St. Mary’s College
Bill Collier
Santa Clara
Gil McDermid
St. Mary’s
Donald Butler
Ken Sanders
Fordham
Air Corps
Gaels
Bill Bettencourt
Frank Medina
Medina
Darnley Carfax Dreams of New York Modeling Rise
Darnley Carfax, at seventeen, learns beauty may be a marketable asset. She endures a grueling three day painting session by artist Peter Orrick in Colby and contemplates a New York modeling career with Wolfgang’s agency. A scandal rumors swirl, Orrick sells her image to Metropolis Magazine for a September cover, and Grandpa Carfax braces for the town’s reaction.
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Darnley Carfax
Colby
Grandpa Corfax
Darnley
Peter Orrick
Orrick
Larnley
Peter
Wolfgang
New York
Wolfgang Agency
Emmy
Metropolis
United States
Grandpa Carfax
Merc
Gee Whitaker
Dodgers Reach Narrow Lead In Key Doubleheader Thriller
Whitlow Wyatt delivered a ninth inning single to beat St Louis 3-2 as Brooklyn clung to a game and a half edge over the Cardinals in the pennant race. Pollet pitched superbly for the Cardinals, but Wyatt’s late hit sealed the Dodgers’ possession.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ebbetsfield
Whitlow Wyatt
Brooklyn
Cardinals
St. Louis
Dodgers
Wyatt
Howard Pollet
Redbirds
Pollet
Peewee Reese
Mickey Owen
Leo Durocher
Durocher
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
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Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Braves
Boston
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New York Yankees
Chicago
White Sox
Charley Keller
Washington
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Detroit
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Cleveland
Mrs McClure Wins Flagstaff Women's Golf Tourney
Phoenix champion Millie McClure won the Flagstaff Country Club's third annual women's golf tournament defeating Flagstaff’s Mrs. Fred Henderson 6 and 5 after earlier 7 and 5 and 5 and 4 wins over opponents including Winslow’s Mrs. Odie Upchurch and Flagstaff’s Mrs. C C Cheshire. Medalist with 89. Other results: championship consolation Del Urich over Henry L Albers 5 and 4. First flight Exie McInnis over Jack Bedford Jr 5 and 4. First flight consolation Fred W Moore over Kenneth L Webber 3 and 2.
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Millie McClure
Phoenix
Flagstaff Country Club
Fred Henderson
McClure
Odie Upchurch
Winslow
C. C. Cheshire
del Urich
Henry L. Albers
Exie McInnis
Williams
Jack Bedford, Jr
Fred W. Moore
Kenneth L. Webber
Tennis Favorite Has Hard Match
Marie Jacks of San Diego advanced in the national junior girls tournament at the Philadelphia Cricket Club after a tough win over Nancy Corbett. Defending champion Louise Brough of Beverly Hills moved to the fourth round with a straight set victory over Polly Kimball.
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Philadelphia
U.pr
Marie Jacks
San Diego
Calif
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Miss Jacks
Nancy Corbett
River Forest
Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
Polly Kimball
Winchester
Mass
Golf Tournament Held At French Lick Springs Indy New Year
A golf tournament takes place at French Lick Springs in Indiana every New Year’s Day attracting players from regional clubs. The event marks the start of the season with a traditional format and casual competition among locals.
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French Lick Springs
Indiana
Three-Way Battle Seen In U S Tennis Singles
Bobby Riggs aims to win the national singles title back while Don McNeill and Frank Kovacs press for supremacy. With Wayne Sabin Ted Schroeder Jack Kramer and Frankie Parker also in contention at Forest Hills the race promises wide open action.
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Associated Press Feature
Bobby Riggs
Don MccNeill
Frank Kovacs
Kovacs
Wayne Sabin
Ted Schroeder
Jack Kramer
Frankie Parker
Forest Hills
Standings Unearthed In Southwest Sports Brief
City news notes from Arizona to Paso Robles and Bisbee reference regional standings across local teams. Names and exact figures are unreadable in the fragment, but the item signals a compact roundup of scores and rankings from area leagues.
Casteel Addresses Football Coaches at Arizona Clinic
At Flagstaff’s four day instructor program the Arizona High School Coaches Association held its second annual coaching school. Football lectures feature Mike Casteel Dixie Howell Maurice Moulder Hillman Walker Nick Ragus Oliver Corbin Gore Allen and Bill Gieszl with Dr Emil Larson and Fred Enke Rudy Lavik Frank Brickey among presenters.
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Arizona State Teachers College
Flagstaff
Mike Casteel
University of Arizona
Dixie Howell
Tempe
Maurice Moulder
Hillman Walker
Teachers College
Nick Ragus
Miami High School
Oliver Corbin
Wickenburg High School
Gore Allen
St. David High School
Bill Gieszl
Saff
Hassayampa Club Sets Golf Meet
Hassayampa Country club will hold its 23rd annual invitational golf tournament August 29 to September 1 in Prescott. Club officials expect a large field of players from the southwest.
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Prescott
Hassayama Country Club
Southwest
Explosion at Panama Canal uses 500 tons of explosives
In the Culebra Cut of the Panama Canal a massive blast used 500 tons of explosives. The largest charge was a 26 ton dynamite blast, reported as the biggest single explosion in the operation.
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Culebra
Panama Canal
Handel Remained Bachelor Despite Early Love Interest
The composer George Frideric Handel never married. His parents of his first love urged him to quit composing, but he stayed a lifelong bachelor and continued his music career.
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Handel
Messiah
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