National Football League draft rounds list many college players
In Philadelphia on January 3 the NFL draft featured numerous college players linked to teams like Baltimore Detroit Green Bay and San Francisco. Names such as Billy Vessels Harley Sewell Gil Reich Eddie Crowder Buck McPhail and many others appear attached to multiple clubs in a long round by round listing. A separate report from South Paris notes a burglar tools and false teeth left behind in a garage.
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Philadelphia
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National Football League
Baltimore
Billy’ Ves
Oklahoma
San Fran- Stelhandske
Tex- Detroit
Harley Sewell
En Bay
Gil Reich
Giants
Eddie Crowder
Erback
Oklahome
Buck McPhail
EO Bears
Kamp
Marvin Fulsay
Green Bay
Bill Pontackle
SMU
Ore
Tom Catlin
Cemer
Cleveland
Carttor End
Texas
Detroit
Law
Paris
Dehydrating Green Beans Studied by Oregon State College
Research at Oregon State College experimental station and feed technology unit for the Army Quartermaster Corps explores dehydrating green beans. Early tests show dehydrated beans retain color and taste similar to canned string beans, with promising prospects for successful dehydration.
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Corvallis
Army Quartermaster
Oregon State College
S.Y
Kramer May Open Tennis Duel Tonight in Evanston
Jack Kramer and touring stars Frank Sedgman Pancho Segura and Ken McGregor start a two day engagement in Evanston at Northwestern University McGaw Memorial O’Gara Arena expected to attract about 7 060 fans per night The match billed crucial by promoter with Kramer trailing Sedgman 6 5 and McGregor seeking his first win in 12 attempts amid enthusiasm for the Chicago appearance
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Chicago
Jack Kramer
Frank Sedgman
Pancho Segura
Ken McGregor
Evanston
Frank O' G
Northwesternity
McGaw Memorial
Cedar Bayou Football Pays Off in Record 1957
Cedar Bayou football enjoyed the most profitable season in school history in 1957, per superintendent R. W. Akridge. Gross gate receipts reached 482.85 with expenses for games, officials, police, meals, league fees and tickets totaling 8,729.46, leaving 7.18 for uniforms, medical bills and other incidentals.
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Cedar Bayer
Ity Mos
Ami
Sehne
R. W. Akridge
Two-Platoon Football May Return With Double Duty Roles
United Press sports writer Stan Towksy reports coaches study new substitution rules that restrict players to one entry per quarter except the last four minutes, opening the door to two platoons in a different form. proposed schemes include first third quarter offensive with defensive second fourth, or defensive then offensive bursts. coaches foresee slower, power football with greater onfield clarity. You can tell the players without a program.
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Stanopgtowsky
United Press
Rip Engle
Penn State
Stu Holcomb
Purdue
Eddie Anderson
Holy Cross
Red Dawson
Pitt
Johnny Vaught
Mississippi
Batk
Yankee propaganda backfires as Miller seeks big pay
Bill Miller, a rarely used left hander for the New York Yankees, returns an unsigned contract with a note saying he should be paid like a Yankee. He argues his value justifies more money despite last season’s 4 wins and 6 losses. The piece critiques Yankee culture and its rigid expectations. Babe Dahlgren adds that the Yankees’ fame often overwhelms others who played for several teams.
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Milton Richman
New York
New York Yankees
Bill Miller
Miller
Jos
Yankees
Yankee
Babe Dahlgren
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Bob Blair
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Bruno) Asmey
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Gere Helwig
San Francis
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Tex Bowman
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John Halley
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Sut Ross
John Harville
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Philadel Holand Arns
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Wayne Martin
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Gene Bulland
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Merlin Gish
San Francisco
Laverne Robbins
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George Porter
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Ronnie Kent
Bob Hatcher
Arkansas City College
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Eli Romero
Wichita
Dan Drake
Rice
Marvin Brow
East Texas State
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Charles Hoag
Ray Graves
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Ralph Mr. Cleod
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Jack Sisco
Mike Prokopiaksko
Ray Verkirk
North Texas State
Ruth Kelley
Bayou Lumber Co
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Alice Feinberg
Babe Hallman
Bayshore Motor
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Jones Furniture
Ernie Dittman
Buck Turner
Bayshore Motors, Inc
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Wilson
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