Notable Iron Man Roush Praised In 1959 Football Roundup
Chester Red Roush captain and end for Alfred Holbrook College Manchester Colorado played every minute of 34 games 1935 through 1939. Ohio high school coaches heard guest speakers Elmer Layden Carl Snavely and Swede Larsen praise the best in the sport as part of a busy winter banquet season.
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Holiday Week Opens Boys Tennis Meets
National Junior and National Boys Indoor tennis tournaments begin in New York City at the Seventh Regiment Armory. Top seed William Umstaedter leads the junior field while Robert Lee Bensinger heads the boys’ bracket as Joey Fishback and James Evert age out of contention.
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Williams Leads AL In RBIs With 31 Home Runs And 44 Doubles
Theodore Williams, a 21 year old Boston rookie, tops the American League in runs batted in with 145 RBI across 149 games while hitting .327 and totaling 31 homers 44 doubles and 11 triples. Other leaders include DiMaggio Greenberg Gordon and Cronin with over 100 RBIs in 1939.
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Dukes Score First Victory In North
Duke University's Blue Devils posted a 43-40 victory over Washington College in Baltimore. Price and Allen led Duke after the break to build a 38-18 lead before Washington narrowed the gap. Duke regained control in the final minutes.
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College Basketball Scores From Last Night
Duke defeated Washington Maryland 43 to 40 while Nebraska beat Stanford 48 to 47. Northwestern topped Princeton 42 to 6 and Southern California fell to Purdue 38 to 33. Texas Tech led Louisiana Tech 44 to 23. Dartmouth beat Vermont 68 to 39 and Seton Hall defeated Tulane 53 to 25. Washington and Lee beat Morris Harvey 52 to 40 and Cincinnati won 42 to 30. Manhattan edged Rutgers 41 to 39. West Virginia beat Marietta 60 to 36. Oregon State topped Brigham Young 57 to 30. Tennessee beat Milligan 35 to 23.
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Gehringer Eyes 15th Major League Season With Tigers
Charley Gehringer, nearing 87, aims for another season as Detroit Tigers second baseman after a standout 1940 year. He played 118 games, hit 132, with 16 homers 6 triples 29 doubles, and drew 68 walks while fanning 16. He led the AL in several categories over 13 full seasons and batted .377 in two World Series.
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Tigers' McFadden Given High Honor
Clemson confirms Lieutenant Colonel Banks McFadden, a Clem son back on the governor's staff and all-America football member, receives a military honor for distinguished service to South Carolina. Practice notes report four players sidelined with injuries including Shad Bryant and Charlie Timmons with replacements named in drills.
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Eagles Ready Scrimmage as Weather Improves Before Clemson
Boston College coach Frank Leahy plans a rugged scrimmage to prepare for the Cotton Bowl matchup with Clemson after yesterday’s rainout. Players Dick Harrison Pete Cignetti and Bill Griffin recovered from colds while Leo Strumski may wear a mask after a nose injury.
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Three games slated in Y Amateur League tonight
In the opener Adam Millis faces Tomlinson with hosiery five aiming to tie their foe. Watson’s last team meets Harriss Covington, then Silver Knit with one win battles Railway Express, while undefeated Marsh meets Globe Parlor.
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Barland the Finnish Heavyweight Correspondent in New York
Gunner Barland, a heavyweight, serves as a correspondent for a Finnish newspaper while visiting the United States. He reports from New York on events and observations during his American assignment.
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Freshman Star Charley Bicknell From Boys Town Fame
Star from Boys Town Portland Ore Charley Bicknell joins Oregon's freshman football squad after graduating from Boys Town in Omaha Nebraska. He brings notable background and collegiate potential to the program as fall practice begins.
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Zuppke Skips Winter Indoor Practice Again
Coach Bob Zuppke for the second year chooses not to hold winter indoor football practice at Champaign. The move signals a relaxed offseason approach for Illinois as the team prepares for the upcoming season.
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First Co-Ed Solos Under Uncle Sam Warrants Wings
Malin oe Vindeuig, a University student, wins the right to wear wings becoming the first co ed in the country to solo under CAA waning era.
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Florida's 96 Day Bang Tail Season Opens at Tropical Park
Florida's 96 day horse racing season begins at Tropical Park with 2000 horses and a $1000 inaugural purse. Warren Wright's Beau James among 15 sprinters is a likely favorite. The meet runs 17 days then moves to Hialeah Park January 10 for 46 days ending March 2. Tropic al resumes March 4 for another meet through April 10.
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Kentucky Clemson Cagers Do Battle
Ashe ville December 21 Two conference champions Clemson Southern and Kentucky Southeastern meet tonight on the hardwood. It will be Clemson s first game of the season. The Wildcats have defeated Bern College and lost to Cincinnati University. Clemson will be without Banks McFadden center who is drilling with the Tiger football varsity for the Cotton Bowl in Dallas. McFadden is an all American football back and an all Southern Conference basketball center.
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Cafego Still Bad News For Vot Followers
Tennessee’s undefeated volunteers head to the Rose Bowl with Halfback George Cafego hobbled by a knee injury. Coach Neyland expects Cafego to play, while Buist Warren and Johnny Butler practice as potential backs.
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Texans Warm Up To Bowl Furriners
In Dallas on December 21, Texans react to Boston College and Clemson joining the Cotton Bowl on New Year’s Day. Ticket sales jump after Boston publicist Bill Sullivan visits, with notes that Clemson star Bonnie Banks McFadden and Boston’s Chuckin Charlie O’Rourke draw attention.
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Wisconsin's Largest Baby Born in State History
Madison Wisconsin reports Bud Foster a 13 percent pound baby born in Newton Kansas in 1906 is identified as the state's largest newborn.
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