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1941-12-20 [P L*- NAMED Fisher Angling Ban ALL-STARS BEGIN MINNESOTA Said Misunderstanding Yourist Wins Mat TO SECOND PLACE T. R. 'Orrell of Fort Fisher, Fri- DRILLS FOR GAME day night reported that the re- from Hill of fishermen Over cent banning Feature Bears, Pro Grid Annual Blue-Gray Tilt Will Chicago the Fort Fisher pier was the re- Great A special bout brought together Win Third Spot sult of a misunderstanding. The Bring Together Champs, Elvira Snodgrass Pins Foe a newcomer (who is no mean ad- Mr. Orrell said, had Talent Edith Weston and the Over Brooklyn Dodgers gatekeeper, Array In Match 0t! versary), misinterpreted his orders. Special above-mentioned Elviry. Miss Wes- Mr. Orrell stressed the fact that Card ton hails from Ohio, weighing in at Dec. 19.— Ufl —It MONTGOMERY, Ala., Dec. 19. Charity NEW YORK, fishermen are welcome at all 149. Both ladies were extremely ag- a —(#)—One of the greatest collec- won't come as surprise on the and expressed gressive and paid little attention to probably times pier tions of football talent to play in American league his to recent parties who By RIP NORTHROP. the rules. Elviry, the Smoky moun- to the other apologies the annual Blue and Gray all- were inadvertently deprived of Nearly all of the Wilmington mat tain rustic, managed to flatten clubs, or to the Brooklyn Dodgers, stai football game started gath- 1 Edith in 23 minutes a “moun- this privilege. seen or heard of Elvira using but for the record it may be stated ering today, ready to begin work- fans have tain style” hold. Sailor Hill refereed York baseball Yan- outs tomorrow for the Dec. 27 Snodgrass but last night they were that the New the first two matches. 1 that will together introduced to her aggressive help- kees have been chi sen as the No. game blyng of the 1941 stars. Elmer. Elmer roughed it with The main bout, refereed inciden- team of 1941. MACK HAS FAITH many mate, In the were four bout, Chief Little McCarthy's Musketeers were so vanguard Little Beaver in a 30 minute tally by Beaver, fea- members of the undefeated, un- a for the tured Abe Yourist and the versatile honored for the f:fth time in six before near-capacity house, tied Duquesne team, who will be Sailor Barto Hill. Hill was by the 85 sports writers IN GREAT PEOPLE benefit of sweet charity. easilj years of the Yankee participating in the Associated mainstays eleven, The rough, slow bout that ended the stronger of the two but Your Minnesota and four Rebels from Texas uni- Beaver ist’s of Press uoll. Only the PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 19.—W— with a bang, saw Li’l pin superior knowledge wrestling com- versity. Late trains oth- football team provided any brought the giant hillbilly from Tennessee saw him through. The Sailor woi: 165 If you’re worried about what the ers, with complete squads'assured petition. The Gophers polled in 21 minutes. The last five min- the first fall, applying a double arn with war’s going to do to major league practice time tomorrow. votes to 198 for tile Yanks, by utes were filled with boxing, ’rasslin and leg lock. come around and talk on the basis baseball, The Duquesne Quartet included the points awarded and general clean and dirty fight- Abe was to Connie Mack. A1 Fullback naturally displeased am of three for two for second, Demao, center; first, ing. the second heat Hill was sc Connie’s' life began before the George Gonda, Quarterback Gene in just etc. in his war ended. Since then the Ball and End much putty hands. Using ar The Yanks, who were similarly Civil Joe Squires. Texas in the business arm barr Abe made Hill say “uncle’ honored in 1936-37-38 and 39, were oldest manager Longhorns who shook hands with- survive two in just six minutes. The last fal named for first place by 49 of the has watched baseball their friendly rivals were headed SPRINTERS .ASH said he found both fighters disgruntled. Hil experts. Only five failed to rank other wars and, today: by Jack Crain, brilliant halfback, in country Donolo tried to finish it in a the world champions in the first “I have faith my and Guard Cohenour, hurry with we’U three. Minnesota received 25 first and trust in our people, and Tackle Hal J ungrr.icnael, and End IN TROPIC .RACE a series of body slams which were place votes, 42 seconds, and six be all right again. Preston Flanagan. promptly returned by Abe. In t this will be a long war The two 23-man from ei- couple minutes both were so thirds. “Maybe squads Dec. 19.--UP)—Fif- dizzj it will end ther side of the Mason-Dixon line MIAMI, Fla., The pro footbaii Chicago Bears and maybe overnight will flash they found it difficult to find ead But teen topnotch sprmters came in a third with 29 the way the others did. noth- will go through preliminary work- other. Yourist found another arn sagging around the lightning-fast tropical two more than the Brook- ing ventured, nothing' gained. I’ve outs tomorrow, getting down to barr however that told the points, park track tomorrow in rhe feature story received The Bears faced other years with better hard work by Monday or Tuesday. lyn Dodgers FORWARD WITH FATHER event of the card opening Florida’s The fina.1 fall required only 4 min received two first place votes, as teams than I have now and wor- winter horse racing season. utes. the The Texas foot- ried a lot mole.’’ William S. Chandler is his son, 18r did Dodgers. tutoring Bill, Jr., Maxwell Howard’s The Chief, in This bout, slated to decide whe ball team ranked fourth, although Even as he spoke, word arrived as basketball team SMOKEBOWLGAME year-old forward, Marquette swings at 109 pounds, caught the fancy was the most popular matman local polling three first-place votes. The from El Paso, Texas, that one of into heavy schedule. Young Bill scored 11 points against of many selectors trying to pick ly, was such a sporting show tha only other teams to get first place the Athletics’ pitchers, Rankin were national col- the winner of the $2,500 race—the it will be a question of debate. recognition were *he Notre Dame Johnson, has enlisted in the Navy. Wisconsin when Hilltoppers edged by SET FOR RICHMOND inaugural handicap at six furlongs football team, the Washington Four other players, Sam Chap- legiate champions, 35-34. Coach Chandler, in his 12th for three-year-olds and up. BICYCLES State baskeiball team. Ohio State man. A1 Brancato, Don Richmond Con- season at the Milwaukee institution, was all-Western Jammed entry lists reflected the football, and the Duke Eleven, and Porter Vaughan, already had RICHMOND, Va„ Dec. 19.—(IP)— EXCELSIORS—PACKARDS | ference center at uneasiness of the owners of some each of which was tops in one the colors. Eight National Professional league joined Wisconsin.__ 2,000 thoroughbreds quartered Many sizes and prices man’s opinion. 3 who’ll be 79 next Tues- students will appear in the two Connie, was a -V- here. Around the paddock day. was three when the Civil war star-studded football teams that SNEEDEN’S feeling that in view of the war and 1 will clash in the annual Richmond CYCLE COMPANY ended. New York Giants Reveal the uncertain opening of California -V- Firemen’s Smoke bowl here Dial 6022 game tracks it would be wise to collect 114 Market St. DIAMOND RECORDS Sunday at 2 p.m. Bowl Train a share of early purses. Sugar Stops George Stirnweiss is coach of List the team 1941 Expense representing Norfolk, Huge-■- NEED For St. Louis -- RETOUCHING! Greeting while George Magill is coaching — tions of the contracts of players the all-star squad representing NEW YORK, Dec. 19.—Wl— | ST. LOUIS, Dec. 19.—Iff)—The ! involved in the deals we made CHICAGO. Dec. ID —W—1Thirty-, Richmond. Riley Smith, Washing- Steamed up over those whispers Sugar bowl special carrying the aren't mon- Does that look like pinching pen- seven baseball records will need ton and Lee university coach, is that they putting any of Missouri’s Six nies, no matter what those Brook- retouching in the American league University Big coordinator for thegame. ey into new taler.t, the baseball ] conference football to- Your Bike and Radio that lyn people say? statists? book for 1942. champions Richmond’s squad will include Giants revealed today they Buy ward their New Year’s clay en- 1941 to "We've allowed more boys anc The New York Yankees contrib- Frank Filchock, Washington Red- spent $300,000 during buy j with Fordham at New girls — knotholers, u'know — intc °n uted several notable marks in the ; gagement skins’ tailback; Arthur Jones, for- ball players in their rebuilding j Orleans here late the Polo Grounds ^ree than recent season. There was Joe Di- paused today mer any ( University of Richmond ace campaign. for a club in the National run of hits noisy greeting by alumni, who “What’s more," Secretary Ed- j.other league. | Maggio's unparalleled starred as a rookie for the relatives and just fans. “it cost us No other club even let in as many in 56 consecutive games, and also | plain Pittsburgh Steelers; Dick Hum- die Brannick added, the crowd of several as 100.000 and all seven other his blast of three douoles and a Among Jones’ another $100,000 amortizing por- Plan bert, teammate on the hundred were parents and clubs combined admitted less than Pay proud Easy home run Detroit 20 Causey's against j July Spider elsven and pass-catching sweethearts of of the 290.000 We had more than to tie a league mark.
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