Geach Of Grid Team To Be Selected Soon
Dallas reporters note the wealthy syndicate moving the New York Yanks to Dallas may reveal the team name and leadership late this week. Texas Football Rangers heads plan a stockholders meeting to name a general manager and coach while courting candidates like Curly Lambeau and Sammy Baugh as likely figures.
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Sewell Sees Reds Contenders If Good Hitter Is Acquired
Akron report quotes Luke Sewell of Cincinnati saying he would trade pitchers or two to land a strong outfielder. He believes the Reds can be flag contenders in 1952 with improved lineup and a solid pitching staff, and mentions spring training plans in Tampa. He praises Ewell Blackwell and a host of young pitchers and catchers as potential contributors.
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Temple Coaches Earn Awards at Banquet Night
Temple high school honored football figures at the annual banquet. Head coach Ted Dawson received a new trophy title as assistants shared in a $1100 fund. All-state quarterback Boyte Trarloc earned the American Legion MVP award for the second year. Legion trophies went to Fred Thornton, Fred Cox, Wayne Unemen, and Stewart Fine. Charles Walker III won the coaches’ sportsman award. D X Bible, athletic director of the University of Foxse, attended as guest of honor.
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Stewart Fine
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D. X. Bible
Ferrier Dominates Palm Springs Open Run Up to Phoenix Open
Australian star Jim Ferrier shot a record 84 in the Palm Springs Open first round, signaling his hot form as the final tune up before the Phoenix Open. Skee Biegel Cary Middlecott and Johnny Palmer posted solid 66s, while open entry to Negro golfers is noted for the Phoenix event.
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Badin
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Fishing And Bayou Report From Picketts Bayou
Fiuhing and fishing notes from Picketts Bayou describe a clear but windy day with Ed Sheffield finding the water pretty. Ed and others report limited bass and perch catches, with several named anglers and weights noted. The piece mentions public access changes, boat rentals, and local fishing conditions including trout and shrimp prospects and a Navy signal lamp unrelated to fishing.
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Pro picks shape 1951 All America gridiron team
Expert pro selections draft a 1951 All America squad led by Gino Marchetti and Les Richter with centers Elmer Costa and George Tarasovic. First and second teams list ends, guards, tackles, and backs from Michigan State to Baylor, Miami to Oklahoma, highlighting marquee college stars.
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Joe
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Johnny Warras
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Maland
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Michigan State
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Rice
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Dame
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Georgia
Jim Clark
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Baylor
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Maryland
Larry Isbeil
Hugh Mein
Washington
Jim Dooley
Miami
Tarheels Shift To I Formation For 1852 Season
North Carolina Tarheels switch from the single wing to the I formation for the 1852 grid season under coach Carl Suavely. The team aims to rebound after a disastrous year with only two victories and eight losses, as the program seeks a stronger offense.
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Pro football notes on Marchetti Costa and firemen legend
Oscar Fraley writes about draft buzz and surprises Marchetti and Costa as top picks. The piece calls Marchetti one of the best and hails Costa as a "super-colossal" figure, noting teams seek him as a ringer and praising firemen in high regard.
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Baugh All-Time All-Pro Grid Team Picks Split Bears Heavy
NFL coaches named an all-time pro eleven with four Bears represented. Sammy Baugh and Red Grange led in the backfield, with Hewitt and Hutson at ends, Studsner and Edwards at tackles, Fortmann and Younce at guards, Hein at center, Van Buren, Becks, and Nagurski among the backs. Arnie Wemister and others weighed in on future selections as talk centers on legacy players.
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Colgate
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Arnie Wmeister
Insurance questions answered by the Daniel In sumaice Agency
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