Devine Accepts Missouri Post As Coach
Youthful Dan Devine, 33, accepted a three year Missouri contract at 15000 dollars annually. He leaves Arizona State after three seasons to lead Missouri's football program amid talks that the Missouri plan influenced Frank Broyles' resignation at Arkansas. Devine plans to bring Tempe assistants to Missouri while Missouri tightens in-state talent recruitment.
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Columbia
Dan Devine
Arizona State
Tempe
Missouri University
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Missouri
Frank] Broyles
Devine
San Francisco
Lions
San Francisco Fartuninare
Michigan State
George Wilson
Ubbeneth Sun Devils
Natch
Wilson
Acific Coast
University of Minnesota
Duluth
al ‘Onofrio
Broyles
Clay
Cooper
Harry Smith
John
Kadlee
Indians face Muncie Central in final holiday warmup
Will meet Muncie Central Friday and Shortridge Saturday evening in a pair of games as Anderson’s Indians continue a fast paced attack led by John Teague and Dick Patterson. Shortridge, fresh off losses to Kokomo, aims to rebound against a Bearcat squad under coach Longfellow.
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Muncie Central
Shortridge
Anderson
Indians
Indianap
Blue Devils
Plis Shortridge
Kokomo
Norm Delph
John Teague
Teague
Muncie Patterson
Bearcat
Mugcie
Bearcats
John
Longfellow
Max Benson
Tigers trample Tipton 70 to 46 in central Indiana clash
Alexandria Tigers coached by Orvis Burdsall overwhelmed Tipton 70 46. Key scorers included Allen 19 Falk 15 Willis 13 for Alexandria while Zaloudeh led Tipton with 18 points as the Tigers exploded for 30 points in the third period.
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Alexandria
Orvis Burdsall
Tigers
Tipton
Lolumn
Fuialexandria
Ey Peters
Tiptan
Sob Laird
Dwain Laird
Harrison Domination Beats Daleville 73 to 36
Harrison overwhelmed Daleville 73 36 as Zirkle and J L Moore led with 10 and nine points respectively. Harrison defense stifled Daleville throughout the Daleville gym, with standout performances from Robbins Frischkorn and Murphy aiding the victory.
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Harrison
Daleville
Daleville Gymnasium
Zirkle
J. L. Moore
Dave McCracken
Fidaleville
Robbins
Zfrischkorn
Stanbarry
Four Hoosiers Named To NAIA Honor Team
INDIANAPOLIS IP Four Hoosiers were named to the NAIA All American football team selections. Ralph Tite St Joseph was named second team quarterback and led the Pumas to a second straight IIC title. Robert Davis Taylor was picked as a third team tackle and William Brinkman also earned honorable mention at guard. Herb Sperling Valparaiso made the honorable mention list.
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Indianapolis
Ralph Tite
St. Joseph
Tite
Pumas
Robert Davis
Taylor
William Brinkman
Herb Sperling
Valparaiso
College basketball scores from various teams across the region
A patchwork of game results shows Indiana and Midwest teams posting mixed scores. Notable outputs include South Bend Central 61 Chicago Washington 47, Indiana State 43 Michigan 41, and Louisiana State 47 Florida State 85 among numerous others featuring Creighton, Drake, Vanderbilt, North Dakota and more.
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al Spencer
Mooresville
Pike Township
Cam Amo
Ledogs
Terre Heute Garfield
Terre Heute Nilay
Naw Palestine
Carthage
Wartan Central
Beach Grave
Gary Edison
Gary Wallace
South Bend Central
Fast
Chicago
Washington
Indianagalis Cathedral
Sredna
Lafayette
Frankfort
Bainbridge
Russellville
Leo
Georgia Teachers
Oklahoma City
Wyoming
Missouri
Taxos
Louisville
Marquette
Denver
Omaha
Concordia (River Forest
Avrora Tallega
Vanderbilt
Citadel
Sevih Dokots State
Creighton
Valley City
Bismarck Dalage
Mankato State
Wastmar Hows
Mantana State
North Dekata
Rollins
Louisiana State
Florida State
Beloit
Milwaukee
LaCrosse State
River Falls
North Central
Carroll
Wis
Eastern Illinois
Indiana State
Court halts Dorothy Rigney vote in Sox stock dispute
Probate judge blocks Dorothy Comiskey Rigney exex from voting 4062 Sox shares for 60 days amid a family clash over stock distribution. Chuck Comiskey seeks 1781 shares and a restraining order as a club meeting and presidential vote hang in the balance. Hearing resumes February 18.
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Chicago
Charles Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Robert J. Dunne
Comiskey
Dorothy Comiskey Rigney
Grace Comiskey
Sox
Dorothy
Chuck
Rigney
John
Chandler clears ducks and geese charges in court
Gov Chandler denies hunting violations after hours at a game preserve. He rejects the accusation, says he wanted locals to see respect for laws, and notes he has not held a gun in 22 years. An apology from the game warden’s attorney followed. A separate item reports Marion M. Timmons, 22, of Hagerstown, killed by a westbound train after discharge from the Army.
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Hagerstown
Ind
Marion M. Timmons
Pompey and Hinnant Tie In Ten Round Draw
Yolande Pompey and Clarence Hinnant fought to a 10 round draw at Chicago Stadium in a televised bout. Both fighters stayed in the fight with constant exchanges and no knockdowns as judges split on the scoring with close totals.
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Cricago
Yolande Pompey
Clarence Hinnant
Chicago
Hinnant
Pompey
Avorile
Harold Marovitz
Bernie Weisssman
Lou Capparelli
Odell and Gwynn Camera Store Ad Promotes Easy Terms
An advertisement for Odell and Gwynn Camera Store touts low down payments and easy terms. Location mentioned is Main at 19th with contact number 2-4493. The casual storefront tone emphasizes affordable purchase options.
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Odell & Gwynn
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