Lujack and Joe Louis lift dreams beyond the coal mine
Johnny Lujack of Notre Dame rose from a coal miner's family to a $20,000 a season deal with the Chicago Bears after an athletic scholarship. He paid off his parents' mortgage, bought his mother a fur coat, and helped relatives, proving the dream of college and stardom can come true. Joe Louis retires again for two reasons: aging body and hope to emulate Gene Tunney, joining promoters Wirtz and Norris, with friction with Mike Jacobs noted.
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Evans Beats Drum for Iroquois Steeplechase in Nashville
Sutlima n Evans, Nashville publisher, campaigns for the annual Iroquois steeplechase at Percy Warner Park. The 18 jump race is set for May 14 with free admission and an expected crowd of 100000 on the park slopes. Herbert A. Kent will sponsor the trophies.
Crimson Panthers Reach Semi finals With Narrow Win
Huntsville Crimson Panthers edged Geraldine 29 to 28 in a district A basketball quarterfinal. Sexton led Huntsville with 15 points as Baker added seven and Brock scored nine for Geraldine. The win advances Huntsville to face the Pisgah Holly Pond winner in the semifinals.
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Princeton Knocked Out Of Meet Thrower Sets Record
In the Alabama High School Basketball B tournament semi finals Corner defeated Princeton of the Eighth 46 to 37. Robert Thrower of Princeton scored 20 points, adding 25 in the previous game to set a single tournament record. Corner led 22 to 16 at halftime and and the two teams met tonight for the championship.
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Tigers And Panthers In State Meet
Hartselle Tigers and Huntsville Crimson Panthers won their Athens High School semi finals to advance to the state tournament in Tuscaloosa. Huntsville beat Pisgah 26 21 in a slow start surge, while Hartselle beat Fort Payne 38 25.
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Tigers Win First Game In 1949 District Tournament
Hartselle Tigers beat Fairview Cullman county 50 to 27 at Athens high school gym. Coach Petty played first team only in the first half with reserves in the second half. Oscar Chunn led Hartselle with 13 points, tied for game high with Ellenburg of Fairview.
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Founding of the YMCA in London 1844
The Young Men's Christian Association was founded in London in 1844 by George Williams and a group of employees of a drapery firm.
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Wildcats Meet Tulane In Finals Of S E C Tournament
Kentucky and Tulane reached the Southeastern Conference title game in Louisville with Kentucky routing Tennessee 83 to 44 and Tulane defeating LSU 72 to 63. Key scorers included Wallace Jones 17 and Alex Groza 16 for Kentucky, while Warren Perkins Virgil Risner and Gene Murphy led Tulane LSU with 18 apiece.
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Plastic mildew resistant apron with heat sealed seams
A new plastic apron resists mildew fruit stains acids and alcohol. Seams are electrically heat sealed for a tight durable seal.
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