One More Winner for Frank Leahy Won’t Step Down
The column argues Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy will resign only when he is no longer able to coach. It notes his wealth, business ventures, and potential successors while speculating on when and how he might leave the program.
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Harry Grayson Neal
New York
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Andy Kerr
Leahy
South Bend
Boston College
Fred Mandel, Jr
Chicago
Detroit Lions
Southern California
Celts
Fordham
Trinity Clubs Open Season with Big Wins
Trinity's girls rout Seagrove 30 to 5 and the boys lose 81 to 2 in opening 1950-51 basketball games at Trinity. Coach Millard Coble used 26 girls and 15 boys, with Sn leading the girls at 19 and Deaton next with nine. Andrews and Davis stood as top guards. officials were Foxworth and Welborn.
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Millard
Red
Coble
Cincinnati Heavyweight Champion Exeard Charles Knocks Out Barone
Exeard Charles of Cincinnati stops Nick Barone in a knockout in the heavyweight bout. Laurent Dauthille of France outpoints Otis Graham of Philadelphia. Tito Valles of New York outpoints Tony Longo of Baltimore. Charlie Salas of Phoenix stops Bobby Foster in Salt Lake City.
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Exeard Charles
Nick Barone
Syracuse
Montreal
Laurent Dauthille
France
Otis Graham
Philadelphia
White Plains
Tito Valles
New York
Tony Longo
Baltimore
Phoenix
Charlie Salas
Bobby Foster
Salt Lake City
Jay Bird Teams Rip Sumner In Twin Victory
Allen Jay’s boys and girls teams stay undefeated with two wins over Sumner. The boys won 48 to 18 with Ridge 12, Talbert 9, Mickey 8 leading scorers while White Bundy led defense and Powers Jones Younts added 11 10 and 9 points respectively. Both squads improve to 3 0 and travel Friday to Colfax for Allen Jay twin bill.
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Ridge
Talbert
Mickey
White
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Powers
Jones
Younts
Brown
Jay Bird
Colfax
Jamestown Hosts Randleman In Triple-Header Tonight
Jamestown meets Randleman in a triple header at the James town gym. The jayvee game opens the night, followed by girls at 7:30 and boys at 8:30. Jamestown aims for a stronger showing after a mixed start, with Marcus Woods at center and Chester Hayworth and Teddy Wirtz at guards.
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Randleman
Nees Oene
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Wee
Marcus Woods
Chester Hayworth
Teddy Wirtz
Australia votes to expand voluntary defense reserve
Canberra reports that on December 6 the government plans to raise Australia’s voluntary defense force with strict rules against overseas use, except in a major war. Prime Minister addresses parliament amid wartime tension.
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Canberra
Australia
Menzies
Charles Looks For New Foes After Title Defense
Heavyweight champion Ez Zard Charles, crowned after a first round knockout of Nick Barone, seeks tougher foes with talks of a possible Detroit bout. Co manager Tom Gm discussed with Al Weill for an International Boxing Club title scrap while $53,334.50 gate drew 10,085 Cincinnati fans.
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Ezzard Charles
Nick Barone
Jaseine
Sant
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West Liberty to Meet Appalachian in Pythian Bowl Showdown
Salisbury reports a clash between West Liberty and Appalachian State at Shuford Field in the 2 pm Pythian Bowl. West Liberty, co-champions with an unbeaten mark, boasts multiple All-America level players. Appalachian, defending Pythian Bowl champ, features stars on several mythical teams. The matchup promises an all-out offensive battle as top small college teams vie for honors.
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Jack Groce
Mountainais
Greensboro Daily News
Charlotte , Observer
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Grace
Jack Pennell
Tom Hendrix
Donovan
Jack Donovan
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Aon
Aining
United Press
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Barone Knocked Out After Final Right Hook
In a dramatic finish, Barone absorbed a flurry of rights and lefts, shouted this is it, and took a right to the chin. He hit the canvas, rolled to his side at the count of six, and remained down as the referee counted him out.
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Top Pros Tee Off In Miami Tourney
Sixty four of the nation s top ranking golfers begin the five day Miami International Foot Golf tournament in Miami Fla. Sammy Snead and Jim Ferrier lead a 32 team field invited without qualifiers. The event shifts to match play culminating Sunday for a 2000 prize.
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Fla
Sammy Snead
Jim Ferrier
San Francisco
Willie Iein
Miami Beach
Eldon Sriggs
Saginaw
Mich
Cary Middlecoff
Ormond Beach
Ferrier
Porky) Oliver
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Wash
Julius Boros
Mid C
Jay Doug Ford
Briarcliff
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