Jam Jar Rolls Over Temple Baptist In League Tilt
Jam Jar defeats Temple Baptist 42 20 in a loop basketball night led by Carter 14 and Holt 10 as First Presbyterian tops First Baptist 41 11 and Polk Street Methodist beats Episcopal Church 28 10. Isaacs leads First Presbyterian with 11.
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National Open crown most coveted by golfers
Unite Toledo Ohio December 17 Willie Turnesa says the National Open crown is the pinnacle, noting nerves tilt players and recalling Sam Snead’s misstep on the 18th at Philadelphia. He sees his own best thrill as two National Amateur wins and doubts Open success, while Hogan Mangrum Stranahan smile at the age shift in golf.
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Willie Turnesa
Willie
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Lloyd Mangrum
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Philadelphia
Spring Mill Course
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Paris Franchise Transfer to Temple Reports Move
Lionel Campbell chair of Temple sportsmen announces Temple gains controlling interest in the Paris Big State Baseball League club from Fred Kirby. Transfer to Temple for play next year. A Class B baseball park construction contract to be let soon by Temple American Legion Post.
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Big State Baseball League
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Lionel Campbell
Temple |Sportsmen
Fred Kirby
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Campbell
Temple American Legion
NCAA Seeks Proof On Sanity Code From AP Writers
The National Collegiate Athletic Association asked Associated Press sports writers to furnish tangible evidence supporting the san ity code after an AP poll questioned its effectiveness.
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Natonal Collegiate Athletic Association
Associated Press
NCAA
City League and Industrial League Bowls Notable Winners
In city league play Phillips Petroleum and Blackstone Cleaners each claimed early wins with top scores by Hagler 320 and Kreutziser 435 for Phillips and Myers 414 Thompeon 414 Risley 464 for Blackstone. Industrial League highlights include McCue Pharmacy posting 257 and 447 by Christian, Duke Electric near 400, and Canadian Truck Lines securing a 2 win with Towerg et al. May show a busy bowling slate across teams.
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Hagler
Fergusson
Prush
Riela Bopanes
Tadlock
Steven ‘Sr
Ramsey
Loter Giex
Parry
Fortster
Moreland
Blind SO Fletcher
Buffs Triumph Over Sun Devils Amid Injuries
Texas Buffaloes defeated Arizona State 63 to 44 in Canyon. Center Charles Barnard sprained ankle and Bill Birdwell also hurt his ankle. both expected out for weeks. Kitchens led Buffaloes with strong firsthalf scoring while Bar nard and Braden contributed despite free throw issues. Sun Devils struggled from the field, hitting 15 percent in the first half and 25 percent overall.
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Arizona Boys
Huebert Kitchens
Bo Graham
Childress High School
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Tempe
Barry Arey
Eroper
Truce Talks May Be Near in Pro Football Leagues
Reports of a possible armistice in the dollar war with the senior National Football League greeted All American Conference owners at their annual meeting. Admiral Jonas Ingram signaled optimism for peace within 30 days and outlined a plan for two eight team leagues with a cross conference draft. The main dispute centers on league makeup and schedules.
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New York
Joe King
Chamepion Cleveland Browns
San Francisco. 49Ers
Jonas Inegram
All- America
Ingram
National League
Chicago
George Preston Marshall
Washington Redskins
Marall
Alexis Thomson
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