New York Sports Roundup Highlights Cooking Up Gridiron Plans
New York reports mix of sports buzz from Madison Square Garden promotions to gridiron talk. Mentions potential college football scheduling moves, wrestling ad culture, and profiles of figures like Eddie Leishman and Bert Bell with various sports notes and trivia.
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Madison Square Garden
Bob Harron
Columbia
Estling
Mixed doubles dominance highlighted by Loy and White
Freda Loy and Woody White led a strong mixed doubles showing with a 718 three game total as Loy dazzled crowds with precise spares and splits. Other league notes included Imperial Ice Cream’s first-half lead, Cy ril Mathews' high set, and Helen Berry’s 147 game for Valley Pride.
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Woody White
White
Miss Loy
Handley Girls
Raney
Coliseum
Hagerstown
Dot Sencindiver
Martha Grim
Nurses
Greyhound
Imperial Ice Cream
Evening Star
Star Office
Kate Slonaker
Madge Murch
Ruby Landacre
Alma Renner
Loma Cunningham
Imperial
Cyril Mathews
Mathews
Reuss
Solenberger’s
Helen Berry
Valley Pride
Chamber of Commerce
Stephens City Notes Bunch of local visits and birthdays mentioned
Mrs Effie W Steele visits Washington for a week. E O Rudolph and family dine with Campbell and Grim. Beulah Strode visits Winchester. MaynardHausenfluck and daughter Maureen visit Berryville. Paul Samsell and Earl dine with Herrell and Carbaugh. Petrie welcomes daughter at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Dorothy Bean by birth. Joe Strode visits Front Royal. R M Krumpe and Richard call on Carbaugh. J P Samsell hosts birthday supper with family and guests. Games and refreshments noted.
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Earl Samsell
Front Royal
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Albert Colaw
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Helen
Carter
Dorothy Herrell
Open golf drama ties Harrison Hogan Dodson for prize
Oakland California hosts the fifth annual $5,000 open where E J Harrison Ben Hogan and Leonard Dodson finish 72 holes tied at 276 and face a playoff for $1,200 first prize. Harrison misses a decisive four-foot putt on 18 while Dodson and Hogan rally to share the lead. Harry Cooper earns $450 with 279.
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Calif
E. J
Dutch” Harrison
Ben Hogan
Leonard Dodson
Harrison
Little Rock
Ark
Hogan
White Plains
N. Y
Sequoyah
Dodson
Kansas City
Ozarks
Springfield
Dallas
Harry Cooper
Chicopee
Mass
The Scout Scribe Report for Troop 40 and 21
Troop 40 hosted an opening oath and flag salute with Shenandoah Area Council executive Mr. Sievers visiting. They discussed Rock Enon trip plans, then held boxing matches and games before a Benediction. Troop 21 collected dues, accepted Frank Taylor and Charles Streit as applicants, and Steve Spanos led a monitor drill before taps.
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Shenandoah Area
Frank Taylor
Charles Streit
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Joe Harry
Scribe
Refugee Children To Speak With Parents In BBC NBC Relay
British war refugee children in the United States and Canada will again talk to their families in England through a trans Atlantic two way broadcast. WJZ NBC will relay on this side and BBC will carry the program in England. The event is scheduled for 10 30 a m Sunday with a half hour for the radio reunion of at least 12 families.
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New York
Canada
England
Wjz-Nbc
BBC
Fishermen Report Odds Catch Canned Goods in River
In Bloomfield Indiana on January 13 fishermen told Sheriff Charles Blanton of strange catches in White River near town. The sheriff hauled up two bushes of vegetable stew chicken soup and consommé and concluded grocery truck burglars dumped the haul there. He later stored the provisions in the jail pantry.
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Bloomfield
Ind
Charles Blanton
White River
Local man Witt contests long neglected taxes in Racine
Witt, 40, resident of Racine, complains to the city treasurer that he has not been taxed for 11 years. He presented a $137 check for personal property taxes, claiming the city failed to send him tax notices.
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Racine
Wis
Witt
Varied Sports Program In State This Week
Richmond Virginia and Washington and Lee Virginia basketball games highlight a week of state college sports. Virginia and VPI boxing matches, plus multiple cage tests, wrestling and swimming schedules feature major clashups across Virginia colleges.
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Richmond
Washington
Spiders
Randolph-Macon
Hampden- Sydney
Maryland
Clemson
Lehigh
Cavaliers
Bridgewater
House of David
Hampden-Sydney
Tennessee
Roanoke American Legion
Gus Tebell
Virginia
Tigers
Ham
Roanoke
Wilson
VM. L
Concord
East Tenn
VP. L
Gallaudet
Kansas State
V.M. L
V. P I
Apprentice School
West Virginia
V P. I
Navy
Broadcast Leads In Station Score In Radio Music Ree Row
New York report shows Broadcast Music Inc leading with 683 stations and the American Society of Composers Authors and Publishers with 201. Some stations are signed by both groups.
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New York
Broadcast Music, Inc
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
Taft Inaguration Indoor Amid Record Blizzard
For the first time in 75 years the presidential inauguration occurred indoors in 1909 due to a severe blizzard. Trains were stalled and lines down as workers cleared Pennsylvania Avenue for Taft and Roosevelt riding in a closed carriage. Roosevelt wore knee-high galoshes as plans for an Africa hunting trip advanced.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Taft
Es Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Africa
Bettina vs Christoforidis Opens Title Clash in Cleveland
In Cleveland tonight a 15 round or less world light heavyweight title bout pits Melio Bettina of Beacon New York against Amon Christoforidis of Greece. The N B A recognizes the bout as a title match after Billy Conn abdicated. No draw rule applies. three Cleveland officials will judge. The fight will not be broadcast.
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Cleveland
Melio Bettina
Beacon
N. Y
Amon Christoforidis
Greece
Europe
National Boxing Association
Billy Conn
Christoforidis
Half of three cent stamps causes postal mix up in Canton
Canton New York January 13 postal workers returned two unsealed letters to the woman who had mailed them with half of a three cent stamp on each. The incident shows a mistaken postage piece and prompts reconsideration of stamp usage at the Canton post office.
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Canton
N. Y
Canton Post Office
Bridgeforth High Roller In League A Standings
Bridgeforth High Roller League A results show Rotary 3 Kiwanis 0 and Lions 3 Legion 0. Notable scores include New ton Lions 132 Sargent Country Gents 130 and highs Yates 352 Newtin 352 Bridgeforth 350. High team game Lions 572 Country Gents 562 Country Gents 550. Country ten 1647 Lions 1636 Rotary for total pinfall.
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Lions
Newton
Sargent
Yates
Newtin
Bridgeforth
Rotary
Luxury Ship Pounded By Large Waves
The coast guard cutter Mojave failed to refloat the United States liner Manhattan which ran aground about 250 yards off the beach near Lake Worth Inlet. Tug Warbler was being considered to aid, as eight foot seas calmed by daybreak. No imminent danger to 200 passengers and 556 crew. cause of grounding under investigation. The ship headed to California via Panama Canal. Captain G W Richardson reported the plight by wireless at 8 30 P M EST.
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Fia
Coast Guard
Mojave
United States
Manhattan
Warbler
Key West
Coast
Florida
United States Line
California
Panama Canal
G. W. Richardson
Lake ‘Worth Inlet
New York
Here
Champion Slugger Expects Big Year
PITTSBURGH January 13 Debs Garris the champion hitter of the National League was added to the growing list of Pittsburgh Pirate players for 1941. The utility third baseman and outfielder, working on his Sunset Texas farm, sent a note with his signed contract declaring he intended to have a great year. He finished last season with a .355 average.
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Pittsburgh
Debs Garris
Pittsburgh Pirate
Sunset
Tex
Death of Joe Penner Ends Nasal-Voiced Comic Era
The world of stage screen and radio mourns Joe Penner a nasal voiced comedian famous for D ya Wanna Buy a Duck He died at 35 of a heart attack in his New York hotel room where he was appearing in a play
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Joe Penner
Penner
New York
Heavy National Cage Schedule
Upsets stretch across major college teams as the week promises high stakes across conferences. East leaders Cornell Dartmouth Villanova Dequesne clash. South North Carolina Richmond and Florida face strong tests. Midwest Ohio State Indiana Minnesota and Nebraska eye pivotal games. Southwest Arkansas competes while Rocky Mountain trio Colorado State Denver Brigham Young seek wins. Pacific Coast teams Southern California Stanford Oregon State Washington chase blends of power and peril.
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New York
East
Cornell
Dartmouth
Villanova
Dequesne
North Carolina
Richmond
Floriia
Midwest
Ohio State
Indiana
Minnesota
Toledo
Nebraska
Iowa State
Creighton
Oklahoma A
Missouri Valley
Arkansas
Rocky Mountains
Colorado State
Denver
Brigham Young
Pacific Coast
California
Stanford
Oregon State
Washington
Reorganization Demands Hit Pennsylvania G O P
Two demands for reorganizing Pennsylvania Republicans emerged on January 13. A grass roots conference in Pittsburgh planned for tomorrow to press reform, while Lycoming County treasurer W Clyde Harer sent a letter to 134 Republican State Committee members urging an immediate meeting and change in tactics and leadership.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Jas. F. Torrance
Pittsburgh
Republican State Committee
W. Clyde Harer
Lycoming County
Berry High In Commercial Loop Scrappy Scores
Berry High led a city league event with top figures in high score and set records. Individual game leaders included Berry and Pride with 147 and 127, while Berry posted a 360 in the set and team marks showed McCrorys 641 and Valley Pride 507 in a series of games.
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Commureiat
Banggee Cam Chamber of Commerce
Valley Pride
Woolworths
Csecvese
Oscar Nebel
Seve
Berry
V. Pride
Renner
MceCroys
Hottle
McCrorys
Italian General Quits Health Poor in Albania
Rome Jan 13 General Ubaldo Soddu was relieved of duty as commander of the Italian forces in Albania at his own request because of ill health Premier Mussolini appointed General Ugo Cavallero to replace Soddu at the front Cavallero remains chief of staff Soccer?
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Ubaldo Soddu
Albania
Mussolini
Ugo Cavallero
Soddu
Cavallero
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