Chandler praised as southern crackerjack speaker at Teague banquet
A. B. Chandler, longtime Kentucky governor and ex-senator, spoke at Winston-Salem's Teague banquet. He recalled Civil War loyalties and his move from a $15,000 senate salary to a $50,000 baseball commissioner post. The remarks included a Uncle Charlie Moran anecdote and emphasized decisive calls in games. More on page ten.
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A. B
Happy) Chandler
Baseball
Kaintucky
United States
Commonwealth of Beautiful Ladies
Chandler
Frankfort
Andover
Kentucky
Reublicans
Happy
Senate
Charlie Moran
Catawba College
Charlie
New York
Charlie Teague
Demaret and Burke Favored In Houston Open
Houston Open qualifying begins as fans debate top favorite Jimmy Demaret and his former pupil Jackie Burke Jr. Both Houston residents vie for the $10,000 event at Brae Burn golf course with Palmer and Middlecoff also among early contenders. Burke has risen to second money winner on the winter tour after winning Harlingen.
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Pupil Burke
Houston
Max B. Skelton
A. P
Jimmy Demaret
Jackie Burke, Jr
Burke
Jack Burke
River Oaks Country Club
Jackie
Brae Burn Country Club
Jimmy
Harlingen
Demaret and
Bookmakers
Iowa Does Not Subsidize Athletes Says Athletic Board Chief
Paul Blommers, chairman of Iowa's athletic board, states the University of Iowa does not subsidize athletes. He notes some athletes are paid for work and scholarships exist, but no organized subsidy by alumni or the university. He opposes any scheme to pay athletes to retain eligibility and endorses the NCAA sanity code.
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University of Iowa
Paul Blommers
Iowa
Athletic Board of Control
Associated Press
Blommers
Virgil M. Hencher
State University of Iowa
Department of Grounds and Building
Big Ten
Panthers Face Tough Tourney Push In North State
High Point led by Coach Ralph James eyes a difficult path to the North State conference tourney title in Statesville after a strong regular season. Ed Sueta remains limited by injury as Leonard Hunt may again start at center with Bill Waiz ready to contribute. Tickets remain scarce with a near sellout expected for Thursday’s slate.
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Statesville
James and Company
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Elkin
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Catawba
James
Panther
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Atlantic Christian
East Carolina
Elon
Appalachian
Guilford
Sueta
Ed Sueta
Hunt
Bill Waiz
Waiz
Nation’s college cages eye tourney bids in late-season races
With two weeks left, NCAA and NIT selectors study leaders as Holy Cross, Bradley, Ohio State and Nebraska pursue district bids. Ohio State tops Big Ten with 10-1 conference mark. Wisconsin and Michigan also win as Drake, Oklahoma, Clemson and others post key results nationally.
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Holy Cross
Bradley
Ohio State
New York
Bradley Tops AP Poll Move Sends Buckeyes To Third Place
Bradley University rose to No 1 in the AP weekly basketball poll ending Holy Cross five week run. Ohio State held third after a 18 3 season and a 75 65 victory over Indiana. Duquesne jumped to fourth as UCLA and Western Kentucky moved. St Johns fell to sixth with LIU dropping from the top ten.
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Kentucky
St. John's
UCLA
Western Kentucky
North Carolina State
Long Island University
St. Johns Falls
Brooklyn
Illinois
Purdue
Detroit
Rhode Island State
Buckeyes
Francis Ouimet Wins U S Amateur Titles in 1914 and 1931
Francis Ouimet claimed his first U S amateur golf championship in 1914 at age 21 and captured a second title 17 years later in 1931 at age 38 marking his rare back to back arc of success in American golf history.
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Francis Ouimet
U. S
Salisbury Visit Sparks Western Conference Showdowns
Two Class AA Western Conference games loom large for High Point as Burlington visits Greensboro while Salisbury hosts Boyden. Ken Yarborough and Frank McRae lead a pivotal night with title implications and potential shifts toward the Friday Greensboro High Point showdown.
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Boyden High
Salisbury
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Tony Simeon
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Yellow Jackets
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Ken Yarborough
Simeon
Big Ken
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Asheville
Winston-Salem
Crastonia
Burtlington
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