Duke Oregon State Grid Battle Predicted In New Year Projections
A war era grid season preview discusses Duke versus Oregon State with Duke favored by seven. It notes the evenly matched rest of the slate and cites bets on Fordham over Missouri Texas A&M over Alabama Georgia over Texas Christian and Texas Tech over Tulsa. It mentions Arizona hoopers, Sun Bowl representation, and commentary from Bill Edwards on coaching toughness and discipline.
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Duke
Oregon State
Beaverbackers
Fordham
Missouri
Texas Aggies
Alabama
Georgia
Texas Christian
Texas Tech
Tulsa
Sure Shooters Set To Defend New Year Golf Crown
The Sure Shooters, led by Herb Morrison with newcomer Knox Corbett, face the Blanks at El Rio Country Club in the New Year golf contest. Captain Harrison expresses confidence despite Corbett's departure as pairings pit Lieber with Cusick against K Corbett and Torren and other matchups.
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el Rio Country Club
Harrison
Sure Shots
Herb
Morrison
Knox Corbett
Corbett
Lieber
Cusick
K. Corbett
Torren
Lamb
F. Porter
Drachman
Talmadge
Vease
Wilson
Tidmarsh
Schoenhalr
Adams
Dice
Burke
Powers
Belton
Davis
Moran
B. Boyd
Knapp
Casteel
Kimball
O’dowd
Robertson
Sinclair
P. Mansur
H. Boyd
Shultz
Tribolet
Present
Bennett
Bel
Houston
G. Martin
J. Martin
Small
Howard
Georgia and TCU Coaches Gloomy Ahead of Orange Bowl
Miami Fla Dec 31 It’s not touchdowns but limiting opponent scores that worries the Orange Bowl teams as Georgia and Texas Christian prepare for the big game. Frankie Sinkwich and TCU’s aerial attack loom large and both coachesvoice doubt about defenses with the sellout crowd of 35000.
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Miami
Fla
Texas Christian
Georgia
Christian
Dutch Meyer
Frankie’ Sinkwich
Wally Butts
Meyer
Butts
Wildcats Take Series From Mines Quintet
Wildcats defeat New Mexico Mines 51 to 30 in Phoenix lifting them to a two-game series sweep led by Bob Ruman with 15 points and Vince Cullen 13. Mines center Gene Clark scored 15 but Men lost height. game opened at Phoenix Union gym with ejections for Miller and Reyner marking a rough contest.
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Bill Lucas
Arizona
Wildcats
Stanford University
Phoenix
New Mexico Mines
State
Teachers College of Tempe
Arizona-Stanford Conntests
Gene Clark
Mines
New Mexico
Bob Ruman
Clark
Ruman
Cullen
Bob Miller
Wildcat
Charley Reyner
Cats
Miners
Roman
Vince Cullen
Stanford
Indians
Don Burness
Jim Pollard
Ed Voss
Bill Cowder
Howard ‘Dallmar
Jack Dana
Fred Linari
Phoenix Union High School
Beverreseenve Stoltz
Hagie
Phillips
Reyner
Servenensevevereesss
Cole
Peevertvessreesers
Wovenpeawoneessaneesresety
Lee
Goodwin
Exteens
Venturini
Svtsenin
College Hoop Scores From Various Colleges
Readable scores show numerous college games with a mix of teams including Utah Simpson College North Dakota University Eau Claire Augsburg Xavier Washington and Lee University Washington University New York University Wyoming Baltimore University Hope Grand Rapids Duquesne Wooster Seton Hall University of Maryland Colorado St Johns Kentucky Texas A&M Pittsburgh Cornell Illinois Harvard Nebraska Iowa Arizona State New Mexico Mines Tennessee LIU and more.
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Utah
Simpson ‘College
Superior
North
Dakota University
Eau Claire
Augsburg
Xavier
Cincinnati
Washington: and Lee
University of Washington
New York
University
University of 7
Wyoming
Baltimore University
Hope
Grand Rapids
Duquesne
Wooster
Seton ‘Hall
University of Maryland
Colorado University
St. John’s University
Kentucky
Texas Aggies
Pittsburgh
Cornell
Illinois
Harvard
Nebraska
Iowa
Arizona St
New
Mexico Mines
Tennessee
Long Island “University
Yearly sports high spots from auto racing to track
New York sports digest lists winners across disciplines from Floyd and Davis at Indianapolis to marathon victor Leslie Pawson. It notes national and regional titles in basketball, football polls, hockey, rowing, motorboating, polo, swimming, track and field records, and a boxing double knockout in Kansas City.
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New York
Floyd
Davis
Springfield
Mauri Rose
Indianapolis
Speed
Hollywood
A.A.U
Long Island U
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Duke
Duquesne
Pittsburgh
Fordham
Joe Platak
Boston
Bruins
Cleveland
St. Louis
Leslie Pawson
Washington U
jHarvard
Yale
George
Schrafft
Chrissie
Fred
Jacoby
Albany-New York
Gulfstream
Monty
Waterbury
Alexander “House
Hawaii
Rivera Club
Gloria
Callen
Brenda’ Helser
Helen Orlenkovich
Nancy
Merki
New York . A
San Francisco
Cornelius Warmeraam
Harold Davis
Fred Walcott
Archie Harris
Iinches
Blazis
Bob Peoples
Zany Stunt
Kansas City
West Texas Buffaloes dominate all star tournament
West Texas Buffaloes won the sixth annual college hoop tournament defeating Oklahoma A and M 37 to 31 in the final. Price Brookfield was MVP, joining Charles Halbert Frank Stockman and Lonnie Eggleston on the all star quintet. Baylor, TCU and Teachers finished others with notable players.
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Oklahoma City
West Texas
Buffaloes
Oklahoma A
M. Cowboys
Baylor University
Wich
Price Brookfield
Pittsburgh
Teachers
J. Cone
Texas
Texas Christian
Warrensburg
Pistol Club Fires For Trophy Sunday At New Year
The Pima Pistol Club plans a Sunday range event to decide the "Hathaway Trophy" on center fire handguns. Ten shots per stage cover 50 and 25 yards with slow, timed, and rapid fire. Hathaway won the first trophy last winter. Louis Zadro took the second leg in May. The high score is 262 and is expected to be surpassed by several club members including women shooters demonstrating rapid-fire skill.
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Pima _ Pistol club
Howard : Hathaway
Hathaway
Louis Zadro
Pima Club
Colt
Bobby Riggs crown at Sugar Bowl final details
A fragment recalls Bobby Riggs winning the Sugar Bowl tennis title with Mulley 6-2 7-5 6-0. It also mentions Wallace Butts named football coach at Georgia, Sullivan Memorial Trophy to Glenn Morris, Olympic decathlon champion, all noted as past items.
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Bobby Riggs
Sugar Bowl
Gardnar Mulley
Wallace ‘Butts
Georgia
Joel, Hunt
Sullivan
Glenn’. Morris
Oregon State Beavers Favored in Rose Bowl Claim
Durham reporter recounts coach Lon Stiner and Oregon State belief they should be favored over Duke after a season of tight conference showdowns. Stiner defends the Beavers plus notes tough early tests against Southern California, Washington, and Stanford. Duke’s Wallace Wade praised but not deemed invincible, as Oregon State eyes victory and Pasadena prestige.
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Jack Guenther
Durham
N. G
John
Lewis
Windsor
Billy Conn
Christopher
Columbus
New York ‘Harbor
Lon -Stiner
Oregon
Pacific Coast
Duke
Stiner
Beavers
Corvallis
Hugo Germino
B. V. Mitchell
Wallace Wade
State
Southern
California
Washington
Stanford
Santa
Pasadena
High Scoring Expected In Cotton Bowl
DALUAS Dec 31 The Cotton Bowl between Texas A&M and Alabama looks set for a high scoring game as coaches critics and betting odds favor a touchdown heavy clash. The public figures predict a close battle with both teams capable of scoring multiple times and the crowd expected near 40 000 despite train cancellations and war time constraints.
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Daluas
Texas Aggies
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Frank "Thomas
Homer
Norton
Aggies
Fordham
Dallas
Census Bureau Estimates Hidden Tuberculosis Death Toll
Census Bureau estimates suggest a portion of the population may die from tuberculosis and notes holiday mail and Christmas seals brighten morale. The fragment hints at public health concerns and relief efforts during the festive season.
Beavers Aim to Prove They Are Not Underrated
Coach boasts of Coast football quality and readiness ahead of a crucial final game. He says the Beavers will win despite a tough schedule and notes many players head to the Army after. The team is confident, energized, and already sold out for the clash.
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Bill Edwards
Temper
Detroit Lions
Cleveland
Irdo
Veteran Coach Faces 38-Year-Old Strategist In Rose Bowl
In Durham on December 31, veteran coach Lon Stiner aged 38 leads Oregon State in a Rose Bowl bid against undefeated Duke with Wallace Wade. Bookies peg Duke to win by two touchdowns as both teams prepare amid heavy fan turnout and high ticket demand totaling around 355,000 spectators.
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Wits
Lon
Stiner
Oregon
Dukes
Tacticians. Co
Wallace ‘Wade
Duke
Brown
Badger Basketball Drill Without Two Starters Ahead of Nogales Tilt
Badger squad faced uncertainty as two first string players Willis Dudley and Frank Rodriguez were absent from practice. Coach Bud Doolen noted improved but still sloppy play with reserves stepping up in intersquad scrimmage. Next up Nogales and then St. Mary's Knights in Phoenix, with key matchups shaping the season.
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Bud Doolen
Willis Dudley
Frank Rodriguez
Nogales
Badger ‘Brigade
Phoenix
St. Mary’s Knights
Badgers
Doolen
Joe Cherry
Bill Mann
Slot
Mann
Cherry
Richmond
Firin
Fred Enke
Dow
Julian Léon
Gordon Matteson
Rudy ‘Delgado
Matteson
John. Brown
Howard’ Morgan
Johnny McIntyre
Fritz Laos
Barrow Honored by Sporting News Top MLB Figures
The Sporting News named Ed Barrow of the New York Yankees and Billy Southworth of the St. Louis Cardinals as top majors figures. Ted Williams of the Boston Red Sox, Emil Sick of the Seattle club, Burt Shotton of the Columbus Red Birds, and Johnny Lindell of Newark were among minor league honorees.
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Burt
Shotton
Columbus
American Association
Johnny Lindell
Newark
International ‘League
Avere
Fordham Faces Missouri in Sugar Bowl Preparation
Fordham drills in New Orleans as coach Jim Crowley warns players not to take Missouri lightly. Missouri coach Lon Faurot optimistic about his Tigers ready to challenge the Fordham offense and defense in the Sugar Bowl buildup.
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New Orleans
Fordham
Missouri
Jim Crowley
New York
Sugar Bowl
Edgewater Park
Miss
Lon Faurot
Missouri Tigers
Favot
Bay St. Louis
Crowley
Benny
Sammy
Faurot
Service Men Get Baseball Kits For Armed Forces
The article reports that Clark Griffith and NL President Ford Frick secured an Army morale division agreement for 1500 free baseball kits to be given to service members, linking wartime morale efforts to baseball support.
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New .York
U.P
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
Army
Griffiths
Ford Frick
Frederick
Army Morale Division
Washington
Argentina Faces Large Losses in Government Crop Purchases
Argentina is criticized for losing vast sums in government purchases of crops. The reported waste involves procurement practices, pricing gaps, and potential inefficiencies across state programs. Authorities pledge audits and reform to curb losses and boost fiscal discipline.
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Argentina
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