Open season on football coaches with 12 displaced
Faculty shakeup hits major programs as Navy and Washington State depart without replacements. Ed delatz considered for Navy, Sarboe exits at Washington State, and multiple schools including Florida NYU North Dakota State Marshall New Mexico list coaching changes. New mentors named at Oklahoma A&M Davidson Marquette Arkansas Furman and more as teams seek stronger seasons.
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Resignations and historic hockey shutout noted in Mirror
SPORTSMirror recalls three notable sports events from the past: Washington Lee football coach Pappy Lewis resigned, Chuck Rayner hurled his second straight NHL shutout as the Rangers defeated Chicago 9-0, and Fritzie Zivic handed Billy Arnold a 32 fight setback with an eight round decision at Madison Square Garden.
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Mulloy Opens Defense in Dixie Net Title
Gardnar Mulloy of Miami, a Davis Cup star, starts his defense in the Dixie tennis championship in Tampa against Bob Sierra of Tampa in a second round match after a first round bye. The field features Buddy Behrens, Jim Vuille, Arnold Beisser, Roger Pharr, and Bob Paige with several tight results in prior rounds.
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Reds Sell Cress and Minarcin to Tulsa in MLB Moves
Cincinnati sold pitcher Walker Cress, 31, outright to Tulsa of the Texas League after he spent last season there on option. Rudy Minarcin, 18, a righty from Vandergrift Pennsylvania, was optioned to Tulsa as a bonus player. The 1948 U S golf score of 276 by Ben Hogan was the tourney low. The New York Giants hold 13 pennants since 1900, leading the National League.
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