Gallia Academy Blue Devils Backfield Lineup Revealed
Gallia Academy High School backs led by coach Quince Thompson are shown with Bert Smith Tom Jones and a strong line. Front row kneeling players include Winters Carr Jenkins and Duncan with linemen and standers listed.
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Gallia Academy Blue Devils
Bert Smith
Tom Jones
Far Winters
Bill Carr
Carl Jenkins
Dave Duncan
Varsity
Rennie Fisher
Kerry Shelton
Jack Simms
Kerry Evans
Larry Rood
Russy Smith
Harry Hogan
Bill Brown
Messenger Sportaphotos
Tuesday Hockey: Grand Rapids Falls to Toledo 7 4
In a high scoring game, Toledo defeats Grand Rapids with a 7 to 4 road win. The matchup featured strong Toledo offense and late Grand Rapids attempts to close the gap.
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Grand Rapids
Toledo
Albany Red Devils Open Cage Season
The Albany Red Devils begin the 1954 55 season by hosting Harrisonville on Thursday. Varsity players include Harold Beatty Bill Covert Lewis Morris Don Selby Charles Woodgvard Jim Ator Ronnie Geel Dick Stanley Ted Tewka bury and Larry Hoover with Beatty and Tewksbury as veterans. Game time is TBA.
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Harrisonville
Harold Beatty
Bill Covert
Lewis Morris
Don Selby
Charles Woodgvard
Jim Ator
Ronnie Geel
Dick Stanley
Ted Tewkabury
Larry Hoover
Beatty
Tewksbury
Aga Khan's Manager Predicts Record Keeneland Sale
Major Cyril Hall says 20 broodmares from H. H. Aga Khan's Irish studs will be auctioned at Keeneland in Kentucky next Monday night. He notes the Aga Khan, age 79, will skip racing in England next year and focus on France, with Nasrullah and other lines shaping American racing. One mare Masaka lost her foal in transit, but profits from the sale remain large.
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Currough Bloodstock Agency
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Citation
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Saratoga
Hageling for A's Expected To End Thursday Morning
Philadelphia reports the Mack era near end as the American League owners meet in New York to vote on selling the Athletics to an eight man Philadelphia syndicate. If approved Connie Mack Sr. would receive about $694000 for 326 shares and Roy Mack would keep a one ninth stake with $200000. Earle Mack would take about $450000.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Cornelius J. McGillicuddy
New York
Arnold Johnson
Mack
Athletics
Will Harridge
Johnson
Connie Mack
A’s
Connie Sr
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