Sutherland resigns as Pitt Panthers head coach
Pittsburgh March 6 Dr John Bain Jock Sutherland resigned as University of Pittsburgh head football coach effective immediately Chancellor John G Bowman accepted the letter and said the university would not block his departure The move ends a 15 year era with renewed speculation about Sutherlands future plans including a possible post at Mississippi State and a potential faculty role
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Pittsburgh
John G. Bowman Toay
John Bain
Jock) Sutherland
University of Pittsburgh
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Bowman
Mississippi State College
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Jock
Pitt
Mississippi State
Panthers
Toemain
W. Don Harrison
Harrison
James Hagan
Westerm Erence
Coach Jock Sutherland at Pitt and Lafayette record summary
The passage notes Jock Sutherland succeeding Pop Warner at Pitt in 1924, his poor 1924 season with five losses and one tie, and that four Panther teams played in the Rose Bowl. It cites eight Eastern titles, 14 Panthers with All-American honors, and totals of 14–20–12 at Pitt plus 33–8–2 at Lafayette, where he spent five years.
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Pop” Warner
Pitt
Jock
Panther
Lafayette
Tough Duo Triumph In Big Golf International Four Ball
Coral Gables Fla March 6 Johnny Farrell and Willie Klein the golf team with a chip on its shoulder strolled into the second round of the 3000 international four ball tournament as the pair to watch. They defeated Dick Metz and Ky Laffoon 3 and 2 in the afternoon after a 66 morning. Craig Wood and Bill Burke beat Walter Hagen and Gene Sarazen 2 and 1 while Hagen shot 69 in the morning.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Johnny Farrell
Willie Klein
Farrell
Klin
Ralph Guldahl
Sam Snead
Dick Metz
Ky Laffoon
Little
Manero
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Metz
Laffoon
Lawson Little
Tony Manero
Craig Wood
Bill Burke
Snead
Guldahl
Denny Shute
Ben Hogan
Horton Smith
Paul Runyan
Johnny Revoluta
Henry Picard
B. J
Harrison
Ray Mangrum
Hagen
Wood
Burke
Walter Hagen
Haig
Gene Saragen
Gérk
McCarthy Says Finishers Key For Yankees In Chandler Loss
ST. PETERSBURG Fla March 6 Joe McCarthy manager of the world champion New York Yankees keeps his answers handy when it became known that Spurgeon Chandler would miss at least half the season due to a broken ankle. Asked about starting pitchers McCarthy replied It is the finishers you have to worry about.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Spurgeon
Spud) Chandler
McCarthy
Marse Joe
Grafton High Bearcats Rally To 13 Wins In Season
Grafton High Bearcats finished with 13 wins and eight losses, outscoring opponents 905 to 805 over 21 games. Captain Floyd Scotty Hamilton led with 364 points, while Billy Graham added 189. The team, called Giant-killers of the Big Ten, defeated Morgantown and Buckhannon, and topped most conference foes.
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Scotty" Hamilton
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Tigers Focus On Training Camp As Rowe And Hutchinson Lead
LAKELAND Fla March 6 The Detroit Tigers begin camp with the full squad arriving tomorrow. Lynwood Rowe and rookie Fred Hutchinson are drawing most attention from visitors as the team undertakes a demanding training program this week.
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Spotlighted Ted Williams and boxing notes under Eddie Briez
New York columnist Eddie Briez tracks Ted Williams rookie chatter, boxing buzz at Madison Square Garden, and various sports items. Mentions Ted Williams of the Red Sox, Dizzy Dean selling a gas station, and a Packers of notes on Budge Perry, Galento Louis, and a South Dakota cage rivalry tally.
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Pioneers Withdraw From National Intercollegiate Tourney Bid
West Virginia conference action notes the Pioneers, after winning a bid to the National Intercollegiate Tourney in Kansas City, withdraw from the state meet to rest for the national event beginning March 13. Coach Nate Rohyboush cites two weeks of rest needed, making state participation impractical.
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Bobcats
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Davis-Elkins
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Shepherd
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Alderson-Broaddus
Football Hopefuls Start Practice At Morgantown
West Virginia University opened spring practice with hopefuls and veterans forming the nucleus for next season’s Mountain Eer squad. Dr. Marshall Glenn and new line coach Jules Carlson oversaw equipment issue. six 1938 graduates remain, including Atty, Audin, Deangelis, Eller, Foley, and Lorenz, as the team seeks a field general and improved guard and fullback depth.
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West Virginia University
Mountaineer
Mashall Glenn
Jules Carlson
Frank Anthony
Alex Atty
Sam Audin
Marino Deangelis
Charley Eller
Doug Foley
Harold Lorenz
I Gienr
Atty'and
Audia
Pirates Hurlers Still Sore From Conditioning
In San Bernardino California on March 6, the Pirates pitchers continued to deal with soreness after their first conditioning session. Russell Bauer shaded a blistered foot, Mace Brown reported stiff legs from chasing flies, and Thiel Gowell spent the weekend in a hotel room nursing a fatigued arm.
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Calif
Pitts
Pirates
Russell Bauers
Mace Brown
Mies
Thuétt Gowell
Cavaretta Holds First Base in Cubs Workouts
Avalon California March 6 Phil Cavarretta is holding down first base in Cubs workouts suggesting manager Gabby Hartnett may name him starter over Rip Collins. The favored outfield trio appears Hank Leiber Joe Medwick and others in early spring training notes.
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Avalon
Calif
Phil Cavarretta
Chicago Cubs
Gabby Hartnett
Rip Collins
Aenee
Hank Leijber
Joe Mat
Ve Bemeitetiet
Kayak Favored for East as Howard Sets Major Plans
Kayak 11's stunning $100,000 Santa Anita handicap win propels an eastern campaign by the Argentine colt. Charles S. Howard, who bought Kayak for 7600 from Lin Howard and Bing Crosby, aims him for the Metropolitan and Suburban at Belmont, the Dixie at Pimlico, and the $30,000 Massachusetts at Boston next summer. Seabiscuit remains in California for Hollywood Park's summer opener, while Kayak races toward a potential turf history.
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Bing Crosby
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South America
Scholastic Swimmers Plan First West Virginia State Meet
ATHENS, March 6 Scholastic swimmers will contest the first West Virginia state high school swimming tournament April 28 and 29 at Concord State Teachers College. Dr J Frank Marsh president of Concord announced the competition and Luther Poling was named director. Poling said a full team will not be necessary for entrance.
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Concord State Teachers College
West Virginia
J. Frank Marsh
Conderad
Luther Poling
Poling
Reds to carry five outfielders this season
Cincinnati Reds manager Mill Merchenie says the team will use five outfielders. Stanley Bordagaray and Tony Bongy are competing for the remaining roster spot in spring training in Tampa Florida.
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Tampa
Fla
Marché
Mill Merechnie
Stanley Bordagaray
Tony Bongy
East and West Tennis Players Divide Honors
The indoor national championships ended with Pacific coast players sweeping singles titles as Wayne Sabin of Portland and Pauline Betz of Los Angeles won men’s and women’s crowns and paired to win the mixed doubles. New York teams claimed the men’s and women’s doubles titles with Clifford Sutter and Dr Eugene McCauliff, and Norma Tabele and Grace Surace.
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Pacific Slope
Wayne Sabin
Portland
Ore
Pauline Betz
Los Angeles
Cilmt Sutter
Eugene McCauliff
Norma Tabele
Grace Suraee
Glenn Cunningham Wins Dramatic Indoor Meet Victory
New York March 6 Glenn Cunningham dominated the Knights of Columbus indoor finale at Madison Square Garden to claim a sensational victory over Don Lash in the 1 000 yard and mile events. The Kansas star later targets the 1 000 yard race against John Borican, praising the Negro as a rising great.
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Drew Middleton
New York
Glenn Cunningham
Knight's of Columbus
Manhattan
Fordham
Princeton
Borican
John * Borican
Newark
Howie Borck
Lou Burks
Frank Slater
Sanford Goldberg
Cunningham
Tace
Tropical Park Reopens For 30-Day Spring Meet
Tropical Park in Coral Gables opens a 30 day spring meet as Florida’s winter racing ends. Two features head the card with six sprint and nine mile events. Knight Valiant leads Pan American after Dunade gains recognition. Bull Lea’s Widener Cup win at Hialeah remains the talk, owner Warren Wight collecting 46,450 with Sir Damion second and Stagehand third.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Florida
Tropical Park
Bert Lewin
Knight Valiant
Dunade
Bull Lea
Hialeah
Warren Wight
Sir
Damion
Hal Trosky Arrival Delayed By New Heir
Hal Trosky will be delayed in reporting to the Cleveland Indians training camp as a new infant is born in the Trosky home in Norway Town. Manager Oscar Vitt says Trosky is fine and the rest of the Indians lineup was due to join the camp today.
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Hal Trosky
New Orleans
Cleveland Indians
Oscar Vitt
Classified rates for Sentinel ads set in regular column
The Sentinel outlines advertising rates: two cents per word for the first insertion and one cent per word for each additional insertion. Minimum charge is 45 cents. Each title and each figure counts as a word. Errors should be reported immediately. The Sentinel isn’t responsible for more than one incorrect insertion.
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Legal notices of fiduciary accounts before commissioner
The commissioner of accounts gives notice that fiduciary accounts are before him for settlement. Executors and administrators named include Arthur G. Yates of Lillie M. Hamilton estate, A R Scott of George Flaharty estate, J S Floyd of Nellie Munday Floyd estate, Alfred Zumbro of H P Zumbro estate. March 1. William P. Samples, Commissioner of Accounts. Mar 6, 18
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Lillie M. Hamiliton
A. R. Scott
Ate
George Flaharty
Floyd
Nellie Munday
Alfred Zumbro
H.P. Zumbro
William P. Samples
Actétinta
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