Coaches Rally After Strong Showings in SEC Roundup
Coaches across the SEC warmed to positive talk after solid showings. Mississippi State’s Slick Morton praised his players amid focus on Auburn. Georgia’s captains return as they prep for a Georgia Tech scr immage. Florida’s Bryant and Woodruff discuss strength and readiness for Kentucky and Florida games. Tennessee’s Jumper may miss Syracuse clash, with Lyons ready to step in. Vanderbilt eyes a Friday SEC clash as Curtis seeks a new SEC rushing record. Tulane rests, Navy awaits, and LSU, LSU legends linger in talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Blonday
Mississippi State
Slicky Morton
Maroons
Alabama
Auburn
Paul Bryant
Kentucky Wildcats
Florida
Georgia Tech
Tech
Duke
Nse
Louiziana State
Baseball Executives Meet Over Radio Broadcast Pact
In Cincinnati AP reports a major minor league execs meeting to address major league game broadcasts infringing on minor league territory. The day includes talks on excluding the Pacific Coast League from the draft and hits on radio rights while Branch Rickey’s status looms with possible MLB owner attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Pacific Coast League
Rickey
AB Chandler
Purdue Coast
International
American Association
Pacific Coast
Santo
Tuckey
Brooklyn Dodgers
St Lews
Torrey
Tomo Son
Gei i
Mahatma
Parilli Tops Kentucky as SEC quarterback
Sullivan fourth best back in SEC says AP writers poll eight of 20 Southern Football Writers: Parilli of Kentucky leads with 1% major All America potential, Dottley of Mississippi fourth, Marlow of Alabama third with three votes, Sullivan of Florida fourth, Salem of Alabama fifth. Parilli has 116 completions, 929 yards, 13 TDs, four interceptions. Kentucky beat Georgia Tech 28 14. Dottley strong rusher, Marlow had solid day in Alabama win over Mississippi State 34 7. Cones praises Turro ia Kilbaru Cones notes Parilli as a rising Southeastern star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Bob Woodruits
Kentucky
Gators
Marlow
Atlanta
Babe Parilho
Associated Press
Big John Dottley
Mississippi
Matt Bobby Marlow
Alabama
Haywod Sullivin
Flord
Dothan
Eddie Salem
Pari
Georgia Tech
Parilli
Bebe
Bank Ag
America
Tech
Tun
Dottiey
Mig
Sissippi
Texas Christian
Dottley
Rebels
Misissipm State
Red Crew
Troz
Ia. 5
Faulk Creel Injuries Plague Tigers Again
Faulk and Creel face an injury jinx as the Tigers struggle with multiple setbacks. Creel's condition worsened beyond initial fears and he was sidelined for treatment after suffering a recent incident. The crew has endured repeated injuries this season impacting team depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faulk
Tigers
Starke
Isore
Sodey
Haifa
Creel
Agato
Wea
Fank
Snead Top Choice In North South Open
Sam Snead remains the favorite at the 48th North and South Open in Pinehurst North Carolina as the field begins with par being the target and a $7500 purse. Grout tied for second with a 69 while Cy Young and Bill Goldbeck chased. top pros Heat hner Turnesa Palmer Harper Hamutton Ghezzi Boros Douglas Harbert Harmon among contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
N.C
Big Guna
Sam Snead
Snead
Portsmouth
Grout
Columbus
Cyues Kien
Antonio jTex
Bill Goldbeck
Mt. Kisco
N.Y
Clayton Heathner
Jam Fortier
Jimmy Turnesa
Johnny Palmer
Chandler Harper
Bob Hamutton
Vic Ghezzi
Julus Boros
Dave Douglas
Chick Harbert
Claude Harmon
SMU Army Oklahoma Set Pace For Nation's Elevens
Southern Methodist's unbeaten Mustangs cling to top AP poll rating as Army and Oklahoma hold steady. Ohio State climbs from sixth as Princeton and Wyoming enter top ten. Kentucky drops despite 7-0, and Cal fallers adjust. Heavily voted poll marks fifth weekly AP ranking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SMU
Army
Oklahoma
Joe Reichler
NEW York
Southern
Methodist
Ohio State
Miami
Princeton
Glimms
Associated Press
Mustangs
jGade
Columba
Hey
Iowa State
Kentucky
Seth
Californa
Buckeyes
Michigan
Big Ten
Town
Sooners
Clemson
Calierma
Wyoming
Tigers
Cornel
Fla
Hurricanes
Tennessee
Pittsburgh
Indiana
Bryant Gain Voted SEC Honors Of Week
Kentucky swept the weekly Atlanta Journal poll of SEC sports writers with Bryant chosen coach of the week and Bob Gain as player of the week after Kentucky defeated Georgia Tech 25 14. LSU did not play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Kentucky
Atlanta Journal
Wildcats
Paul Bryant
Netweek
Bob Gain Sam
Georgia ‘Tech
SEC
Bryant
Mississppi
Jonhn Vaught
TCU
Vanderbiltil
Jacket
Billy Stribung
Ole Miss
Wally Beech
Mississippi State
Bimbo Melton
Alabama
Tori Banke
Auburn
Billy Maxon
Georgia
Bert Rechichar
Tennessee
Harold Waggoner
Tulane
Hob McCoy
Georgia Tech
Don Brown
Florida
Jend
Hon Clary
Vanderbilt
LSU
National Champions and Local Names Highlight Meet Card
Frank Stranshaw and Nat ional Champion Sam Urzelta lead a field that also features Dick Chapman Bill Campbell Kim McHale Ted Bishop and Mal Galletta at the regional track meet. The event showcases top sprinters and distance runners from area clubs with strong showings anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stranshaw
Sam — Urzelta
Dick Chapman
Bill Campbell
Kim McHale
Ted Bishop
Mal Galletta
College cross country scoring reveals team standings
In a detailed point tally, Oklahoma, Army, Ohio State and California led with high scores while Tennessee secured eleventh place. Florida and Georgia appeared among top placements with mixed point totals, and several teams such as Mississippi and Alabama posted modest scores in the rankings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poters
Sowhero Methodist
Army
Ric
Oklahoma
Ohio State
Kentucky
California
Texas
Mami
Fla
Princeton
Chaois
Tennessee
Florida
Georgia
Van‘fderbat
Tane
Mississippi
Alabama
Also Mentioned on This Page
Agaist
Home & Auto
Saxon Ins
Lara
Dh, B. E. Lindsey
Din Pate
Norough
Sullivan
Southeastern Tire Service
E. E. Bentley
C. E. Blakey
Optometrist
S. Foster
Jonetel
EAGLE
Lex Dowling
Oldsmobile
Foster
Mercury
Lincoln-Mercury. Company, Inc
South Oates Street
DIAL
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!