Champs And Alumni Teams Win Doubleheader Basketball Games
High Point high school's 1987 Carolinas champion team beat the Black Bisons 25 to 15 in the first half rallying to win 25 15. Alumni All-Stars defeated the Y M C A team 36 to 27 with Robby Fertiey Lloyd Whitley and Woody Thomas leading scorers. Officials and crowd notes. details fragmentary.
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High Point High School
Black Bisons
Feddar
Lloyd Evans
Grover Farr
L. Evans
Champlors
Chester Brown
Bisons
Robby Fertiey
Lloyd Whitley
Woody Thomas
Flash
Chempes
Siscuiccenbasis S
Hayworth
Ae Hussey
Hartley
Marsh
Cooper
F. Evans
Bowl Season Scrimmage Updates and Injuries Across Teams
Coaches discuss new basketball rules while football teams prepare for New Year bowls. Alabama star Leroy Monsky suffers a deep eye cut but remains slated for the Rose Bowl. California, LSU, Santa Clara, Rice, Texas Tech, Michigan State, and Colgate Minnesota clash lines as squads set lineups and expect returns from injured players.
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Leroy Monsky
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Monsky
Bama
Lou Bostick
San Antonio
Tex
Frank Thomas
California
New Ear
Dear Santa Requests From North Carolina Gridiron Fans
A series of humorous Christmas wish letters from Raleigh Chapel Hill Durham Davidson High Point and Greensboro readers. They ask for football players coaches and game plans to improve teams at Duke NC State Wake Forest and other schools and many reminiscences of past stars.
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Santa
Durham
N. C
Hackney
Foots Clement
Freddie Sington
Alabama
Bill Alexander
Tech
Wallace Wade
College sports gossip and notes from a busy holiday round up
A collage of short items from the era notes Michigan football retirement hints, Woodstock Vermont players, Windsor high scoring, supervisor scandals, Marquette coaching, Alabama and LSU bowls, Detroit players, Connie Mack birthday, and Tulane football outlook. The column blends names, places, teams, and upcoming bowl action with social hints and curios.
Welch Memorial Beats Florists 34 to 22 on Coliseum Floor
Welch Memorial church defeated Ellington Florists 34 to 22 last night on the Coliseum floor. Ellin led the Knights with Gouvernes? points while Bomgs and Edane tied for top scoring with 12 points each for the churchmen.
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Welch Memorial Church
Ellington Florist
Coliseum
Ellin
Govermes
Bomgs
Edane
Tofi'ington
Ohio High School Stars Clash In Kumquat Bowl
Ohio high school stars travel to St Petersburg to face a Southwest Florida all star team in the first Kumquat Bowl game. Ohio's squad coached by Angus King and Bob Rettig is favored to beat the Florida tutored lineup led by Josh Cody. Kickoff set for 7:00 p.m.
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ST. Petersburg
Fre
Ohio
Autare
Florida
Buckeyes
Angus King
Bob Rettig
University of Florida
Josh Cody
Wrestling results report from city gym event
Modert defeated Deane O Mahoney in three falls. Olson of Minnesota beat Nick Campofreda in minutes. Sonnen, Bester, Red Shadow also noted in results from the city match event.
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von Modert
Deane O'Mahoney
N. J
CN Olson
Minnesets
Nick Campofreda
Balt'mey
Gus Sonnen Sere
Bester
Red Shadow
Medal details obscure in fragmented OCR note
Fragmented text mentions medals and a person named Glenn Mor but is unreadable. It references a collection and identifiers like 890-080 and a Hollywood context, but lacks clear events or outcomes to confirm specifics.
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Glenn Mor
Devathion Vamanica
Hilon
Hollywood Ibesster
Budge urged to turn pro for $60,000 by parents
New York reports that J Donald Budge's parents favor turning professional for the $60,000 offer. Davis Cup captain Walter Pate questions the rush, but U S Lawn Tennis Association members favor keeping him amateur. Historical例 records show past champions who pursued business or entertainment careers after tennis.
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New York
J. Donald Budge
Walter Pate
England
Budge
Pate
U. S. Lawn Tennis Association
J. Donald
Gregory Mangin
Wall Street
Sidney Wood
Frank Shields
Hollywood
Wilmer Allison
John van Ryn
Texas
Johnny Doeg
Newark
New Jersey
Snead Favored In Miami Open
The Miami Open begins with Sam Snead as the favorite in a $2,500 field at Miami, Florida. Notable contenders include Johnny Revolta, Ralph Guldahl, Eddie Oliver, Tony Manero, Denny Shute, Mike Klein, Ray Mangrum, Tomm y Armour, and Dick Meta as the pro field narrows to the low 60 for the Christmas Day final.
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Miami
Fla
Sam Snead
Snead
Johnny Revolta
Biltmore
Ralph Guildehl
Eddie Oliver
Ilmington
Del
Tony Manero
Denny Shute
Avike Klein
Ydriud
Kilrain Replays 1889 Sullivan Bout in New Orleans
New Orleans reports recall of the Kilrain Sullivan bare knuckle fight from July 8 1889 in Richburg Mississippi. The match lasted 75 rounds with Kilrain eventually losing by towel as his corner refused to risk murder.
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Kilrain
Sawmill
Richburg
Miss
New Orleans
John L. Sullivan
Jake Kilrain
Tabata Asath
Aca
Quincey
Mass
Daily Picayune
Sullivan
W. Rich
Deily Picayune
Jake
John L
John
Connie Mack Remains A's Manager At Birthday Milestone
Connie Mack the veteran Philadelphia Athletics leader celebrated his 75th birthday in Philadelphia. He plans for next season aiming at a tenth American League pennant while dieting after an illness since last August. Mack intends to stay in baseball and join training camp in Lake Charles, Louisiana, as he enters his 66th year in the game.
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Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
West Brookfield
Maes
Cornelius McGillicuddy
Lake Charles
Badger Football First West Coast Appearance
MADISON. The University of Wisconsin football team will travel to Los Angeles next fall to play ULA marking the Badgers first appearance on the west coast in a season opener or early game.
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Lear Santa
Raleigh
Eddie Berlinski
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Los Angeles
Emerges From Emergency In Cincinnati Baseball Catcher Rise
A fragmented report notes a Cincinnati figure, Hersh berger, emerging from an emergency. The piece mentions a Newark purchase and a 1830 catcher role amid a sports writer’s brief account.
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Willard Hershberger
Ineinneti Rece
Newark
Tueten
Arizeam
Finner
Sports Weiter
Miami May Stage Pro Title Game
COLumbus Ohio December 23 There is a chance the National Professional Football League will stage the 1988 playoff game in Miami Florida instead of a northern site The offer from wealthy Miami interests includes a guaranteed gate with a percentage share The league directors will decide at February meetings possibly in New York or Philadelphia Miami would become a winter sports showcase with two garden spots California and Florida hosting key events
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Fritz Howell
Columbus
Joe F. Carr
National Professional Football League
Gay
Miami
Fla
Carr
Southland
Damon Runyon
New York
Philadelphia
Art
Florida
California
Opening Day of Untins Season Delays Jockey Honors
Bluffton school officials honor all hunting excuse requests as 144 Bluffton schoolboys miss opening day. The school board approves exemptions for students amid the season start and records show broad participation in a local hunting tradition.
Speedier game calls for 100 much from boys
A survey by the Associated Press shows coaches and officials split on eliminating the center jump. Opponents cite extreme physical strain on players, especially at colleges and high schools with few reserves, while supporters stress faster action and better conditioning.
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Orlo Robertson
New York
Co Colleges High
Associated Press
Howard Cann
New York University
Cann
George Keegan
Notre Dame
Bowser Chest
South
F.C. Allen
Kansas
Leonard Sachs
Loyola
Chicago
Chick Davies
Duquesne
Nick Kearns
Big Ten
Roy Mundorff
Georgia Tech
Herd Dana
West Coast
Jack Frie
Washington State
Herbert Roetenford
Pacific Coast
Claude McGrath
Gontege
Dave Walsh
Kearns
Friel
Rotchford
Dana
Allen
Mundorff
Chest
Walsh
New Jersey
McGrath
Two Drills a Day for Michigan Team
Coach Charley Bachman ordered two daily practices for Michigan State to acclimate in Gainesville Florida for the Orange Bowl with Auburn on January 1. The squad will stay through Christmas then move to Miami for final polishing after a 46 minute offensive scrimmage.
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Colorado
Rex Tomlinson
Whizzer White
Texas Tech
West Virginia
el Paso
Pete Cawthon
Tech
Cawthon
Michigan State
Gainesville
Fla
Auburn
Miami
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Berkeley
San Francisco
John Michelosen
Cecil Isbell
Purdue
Elmore ‘Hackney
DUKE
Corby Davis
Indiana
Charley Bachman
Lansing
Mich
Bachman
McCrary Eagles Face Olson's Swedes in Asheboro Clash
Manager Paul Cheek announces a Monday game where the McCrary Eagles meet Olson's Swedes in Asheboro. The Swedes tout a strong season with wins over Duke North Carolina State and Wake Forest so far.
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McCrary Eagles
Olson
Asheboro
Paul Cheek
Duke
N. C. State
Wake Forest
Geason
Brock named all state pivot in Nebraska basketball
Lawrence NebMarching to a highlight Tom Brock brother of Char ley Brock Nebraska's All America center is named all state high school pivot man in Nebraska basketball.
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Lawrence
Tom Brock
Charley Brock
Nebraska
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