CGA announces 1959 golf tourney schedule and venues
The Carolina Golf Association released its 1959 schedule featuring six special events and 25 one day handicap tournaments. The 45th CGA championship is July 17-21 at Forest Lake Club Columbia S.C. and 64 low qualifiers advance to four flights of match play.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Carolina Golf Assn
P. J. Boatwright
CGA
Forest Lake Club
Columbia
D.C
Poeneas
Billy Joe Patton
Morganton
Forest Lake
Burlington
Alamanace Country Club
Camden
Country Club
Salisbury
Don Hedrick
Lexington
Virginia
Hot Springs
Greensboro
Sedgefield Country Club
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Mamaroneck
N.Y
Pine Valley
Wilmington
Gordy Resigns From Nebraska Coaching Post
Detroit Lions announce ex Nebraska assistant John Gordy has resigned to return to pro football. Gordy, a former Tennessee guard, signed with Detroit for the 1959 season and plans a three year pro run before resuming coaching duties.
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Detroit
John Gordy
University of Nebraska
Detroit Lions
Tennessee Guard
Lions
Gordy
Tigers Sign Two Infielders to 1959 Contracts
Detroit AP reports infielders Ed Die Yost and Rocky Bridges agreed to terms with the Tigers, bringing the 40 man squad under contract to 13 for 1959.
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Detroit
Eddie Yost
Rocky Briges
Tigers
Dale Hill Named Army Grid Coach
Dale Hill, 34, was named Army head football coach in a three year contract. A former Army player and Blaik aide, Hill has coached at New Hampshire Purdue and Navy Notre Dame scouting roles, and praised Blaik’s winning tradition while vowing to continue it.
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Dale Hill
Army
West Point
N.Y
Dale Hall
Poten Master
Hall
Kansan
Glenn Davis
Doc Blanchard
Blaik
Blair
Purdue
Stu Holcomb
Bob Woodruff
University of Ve
Holcomb
Woodruff
New Hampshire
Navy
Notre Dame
Point
Armored Cavalry
Germany
Gar Davidson
Col
Ion
Money Keeps Pouring In Do It Yourselfers Haven't Bothered Pro Football
Pro football has surged while other sports fade as owners players and TV shape a new era. Bert Bell, 64, cites growth from 1933 to 1958 with rising playoff payouts TV revenue and a broader talent pipeline from colleges. The league now schedules 12 games per club and shares gate receipts while TV networks fund major events and blackout rules help sustain regional interest.
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New York
America
Philadelphia
Bert Bell
Bell
California
Connie Mack
Christy Mathewson
Rube Waddell
Red Grange
Chicago
Chicago Bears
Portsmouth Spartans
New York Giant
Baltimore
Yankee Stadium
Giant
All America Conference
Canadian Football League
Te Leag
Congress
Cleveland
Otto Graham
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Green Bay
Redskins
Washington
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cronin Installed as U.S. President of American League
Joe Cronin, Hall of Fame former shortstop, elected unanimously for a seven year term as the fourth president of the American League. He will earn about 60 000 dollars yearly plus expenses. league office moves to Boston from Chicago. Will Haridge to chair board, Earl Hilligan named league secretary in Chicago. Cronin signals tolerant leadership amid baseball tensions.
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Joe Cronin
Boston Red Sox
Chicago
Boston
Will Harridge
Trim
Earl Hilligan
League
Service Bureau
Buck Harris
Tom Yawkey
Red Sox
Cronin
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