Boxing Bets and Bowls Stir Sports Roundup Reflections
New York reports say Tommy Harmon is managed by Everett Crosby while Jimmy Wilson shops for Yanks and Dodgers. Fritzie Zivic fights Lew Jenkins tomorrow. Rose Bowl tickets go to Nebraska players at two dollars each. Louis vs Conn eyed for Detroit with Yankee Stadium as venue. Bob Feller’s opening day no-hitter noted.
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Brown Club to honor Tuss McLaughry with wrist watch
The Brown Club of New York will present Coach Tuss McLaughry with a wrist watch at a meeting tomorrow. Giants fans recall Carl Hubbell and Mel Ott as constant fixtures at Polo Grounds as Max Baer’s era fades. Fred M. Byice, former coach at the University of Maine, has finally resigned after seven attempts. Marvin Cress, Salisbury (N.C.
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Bob Feller Tops AL Pitching Honors in 1940
In Chicago on December 19, official 1940 AL pitching averages crown Bob Feller of the Cleveland Indians as the season’s top hurler. He led in wins and innings with 27 victories and 320 innings, and tied for total shutouts at four.
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McIlwee Sets Duckpin Record at Health Center in 100 Games
Gordon Mac McIlwee, Winchester bowler and Health Center assistant manager, rolled 100 consecutive duckpin games averaging 124 and 46 pins, breaking Brad Manley’s seven year 11 382 pin mark. He finished strong with scores in the 150s and 130s, praised by Health Center owner Jack Zimmerman. Handley varsity opens 1941 season at 7:30 pm against Berryville Bobcats.
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Mac” McIilwee
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Greasy Neale Resigns to Coach Steelers in 1941
Earle Greasy Neale Yale backfield coach resigns to take a head coaching post in the Play-For-Pay League. He signed a one year contract with the Pittsburgh Steelers of the National League in Pittsburgh last night, effective March 1, 1941. Terms were not disclosed.
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Greasy) Neale
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Zivic Jenkins Welterweight Title Bout At Madison Square Garden
New York December 19. Fritzie Zivic will face Lew Jenkins in a 10 round non title bout at Madison Square Garden Friday night. Promoter Mike Jacobs expects about 15 000 to capacity with potential gross around 18000 under Jacobs system of reckoning.
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Winchester bowler McIlwee sets 100 game duckpin world record
Gordon McIlwee, 20, averaging 124 for 100 consecutive duckpin games at the Health Center, breaks Brad Manley’s 1933 mark. He totalled 12 446 pins with a final surge after eight and a half hours of rolling, aided by a cheering crowd and new local high game 194 in game 48.
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School Program Under Discussion in Richmond
About 90 Virginia leaders gathered in Richmond to hear state officials review the public school program tied to national defense. Dr. Sidney B. Hall and George J. Oliver outlined trends in school enrollment and vocational education as related to defense activities.
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Handley High Opens 1941 Cage Season With Berryville
Handley High opens the 1941 basketball season tonight at 7 30 in the local gym against Berryville. The Judges, with several seniors but a green squad overall, face a experienced Bobcats coached by George Pope who already hold one victory.
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Three New Records Set In B Loop
In League B three season records were set as Luttrell topped the high game with 166 and Triplett delivered 408 for the top set. Valley Service bowled 615 for the high team game as Fries Grocery faces Letter Carriers postponed.
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