Mercury Club Eyes Sellout For Tri-State Golden Gloves Tourney
Mercury Athletic Club pushes pre-sale for the Tri-State Golden Gloves at High Point Armory on February 3 to 5 with ringside tickets selling fast. Tournament director Paul Apple promises a stronger field than ever with more teams and fighters, while coach Jack Smith trains Local featherweights for top performance.
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Football Rules Change Sparks Coach Debate Over Substitutions
A AP poll of prominent college coaches weighs in on intercollegiate rules changes from Palm Springs. The new rule allows unlimited substitutions when possession changes, prompting praise for deeper platooning and concerns for small squads. Additional changes favor runbacks from end zones and clarify penalties.
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Associated Press
Palm Springs
Calif
Michigan
Army
South Carolina
Rex Enright
Frank Howard
Missouri
Hogan Grabs Top Lead In Crosby Play
Ben Hogan shot four under par 68 to lead the Bing Crosby Invitational with a two round total of 138 at Pebble Beach. Frank Stranahan surged to the top in the amateurs with a strong round as Hogan moved ahead of leaders Bill Nary and Jim Ferrier.
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Monterey Peninsula Country Club
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Phoenix
Ariz
Jim Ferrier
San Francisco
Cypress Point
Navy
North Carolina to Meet Notre Dame in New York Game
UNC announces a two game football series with Notre Dame, first meeting in Yankee Stadium on November 12, 1950, with dates and venues to be finalized. The Tar Heels will miss 18 lettermen from 1949, including star Charlie Justice, as they prepare for a Sugar Bowl loss to Oklahoma.
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Missouri
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Baylor
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University of Oregon
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Northwestern
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North Carolina
Chapel Hill
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New York University
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Choo Choo) Justice
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Maryland
Jim Tatum
Terps
Tatum
Charles M. Callahan
New England
Fighting Irish
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Wilkinson Will Remain Coach of Oklahoma Sooners
Norman Oklahoma January 15 Bud Wilkinson the University of Oklahoma coach athletic director and professor of physical education signed a new contract guaranteeing five years as head coach with longer tenure as athletic director. He is expected to earn 15000 dollars per year and his staff received raises ending weeks of speculation about a move. He returned last night from a visit to the University of Wisconsin Madison.
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University of Oklahoma
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University of Wisconsin At Madison
Enright and Justice Set Oct 8 Clash at Columbia
Rex Enright prepares to watch Charlie Justice play in a college football game at Columbia on October 8. The series date marks a renewal of a 24 game rivalry, with North Carolina leading 16 to 4 and four ties. last meeting in 1944 was a 6-0 South Carolina win.
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Charlie Justice
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Mooresville
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