Marshall the Redskins founder fades from football life
Washington’s George Preston Marshall, caustic promoter and NFL innovator, now largely out of operation due to a precarious heart condition and recent stroke. He built the Redskins, moved the franchise, and pushed league changes but the team has not won since 1942. His public influence wanes as health and court-appointed affairs take precedence.
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Washington
George Preston Marshall
Ashington Redskins
Philadelphia Football Writers Association
Marshall
Washington Redskins
National Football League
Dick McCann
NFL Hall of Fame
NFL
Miami
Boston
Redskins
Sammy Baugh
Redskin
Corinne Griffith
South
Stewart Udall
D.C
SMPA Contest Winners Named In Three Divisions
Winners in the Southern Motorsport Press Association contest include Greensboro broadcaster, Charlotte cameraman, and Spartanburg photographer. Bob Montgomery’s Atlanta race broadcast won best feature production. Bill Tucker won motion picture photography for NASCAR Highlights of 1963. Bill Nash won still photography for The Champion Makes The Pause That Refreshes.
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Winston-Salem
Southern Motorsport Press Association
Greensboro
Charlotte
Spartanburg
S. C
Atlanta
Bob Montgomery
WGBG
Bill Tucker
Wsoc-Tv
Bill Nash
The
Spartanburg Herald
Joe Weatherly
John Dillon
WBT
Charlotte Motor Speedway
Agency of
Association
Myers Award
Fre Lorenzen
Marvin
Ferndale 9th Cage Team Tops Northeast in Rival Tilt
Ferndale Junior High ninth grade basketball defeated Northeast Junior High 60 to 53 Friday afternoon. Ferndale led 9-7 after one period, 27-22 at halftime, and extended the margin in the third. Bill McKenzie and George Estes each scored 18 points, Ken McAllister 14. Northeast’s Jackie Hawks led with 15 and John Hobbs added 12.
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Ferndale Junior High
Northeast Junior High
Ferndale
Bill McKenzie
George Estes
Ken McAllister
Jackie Hawks
Northeast
John Hobbs
Newman
Estes
Hawks Comer
Holbrook Cook
McAdams Oo McKenzie
McAllister
Hudson
Sky Rankin
Aldr Hill Mitcham
Millis
Farndae Oth Ay
Thomesville
Pitt Team Wallops Mountaineers in 92-76 Victory
Pitt, led by Brian Generalovich with 20 points and Cal Sheffield 19 and Dave Roman 18, pulled away late in the first half and built a 38-28 halftime lead. West Virginia countered to 54-49 before Pitt restored control for the 92-76 win. Tom Lowry and Ricky Ray paced WVU with 21 each.
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Pittsburgh
Pitt
West Virginia
Brian General‘ovich
Panthers
Mountaineers
Generalovich
Cal Sheffield
Dave Roman
Tom Lowry
Ricky Ray
Local Station To Carry Riverside Stock Car Race
WNOS of High Point will broadcast the 500 mile stock car race from Riverside California starting at 2 o clock with a nine man team providing narration. The event over the 2.7 mile course carries a purse of about 65000 dollars.
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WNOS
High Point
Riverside
Calif
Strong Field Brightens Carolinas AAU Boxing Tourney
The Mercury Athletic Club expects about 120 boxers for the Carolinas AAU Boxing Tournament January 23 to 25 in High Point. Open and novice divisions feature many familiar regional names with standout fighters from Camp Lejeune Fort Bragg Cherry Point Shaw AFB and Gastonia area alternates. Tickets are available from Mercury Club members or at the City Lake Pavilion gate.
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Randall Johnson
The
Mercury Athletic Club
Bob Hoffman
Carolinas
MAC
Nai Aau
AAU
Camp Lejeune
Fort Bragg
Cherry Point
Shaw Air Force Base
Charleston Air Force Base
Oscar Ellington
Eliington
Gastonia
Gary Barlowe
Lenoir
Gary Lowe
Steve Poteat
Mt. Holly
Butch Hutchens
Shelby
Lincolnton
South Carolina
Cooper River
North Charleston
S. C
Mercury Club
City Lake Pavilion
Mail Requests To Be Accepted For ACC Ducats
Raleigh AP Eddie Cameron announces mail requests for ACC basketball tournament tickets March 5-7 start Monday. Season tickets cost 12 10 and 8 dollars with 25 cents for mailing. Individual sessions are 3 dollars. Under new policy, 12 dollar season books on court side are divided among eight conference schools and sold through them.
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Raleigh
Eddie Cameron
ACC
Cameron
Olympic Qualifying Hinges On Survival
New York and Los Angeles track trials will select Olympic teams by survival through three automatic qualifying rounds. The plan, backed by 22 NCAA AAU and Armed Forces reps, limits finalists to six per event in New York and fills the Los Angeles team from top finishers plus the New York winner if fit.
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New York
U.S
George Eastment
Olympic Track and Field Committee
Eastment
Los Angeles
Armed Forces
Quantico
Eugene
Ore
New Brunswick
N.J
NCAA
AAU
Downing Stadium
Ameri- Armed Forces
Xis
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Bill Cain
Ray McMahon
Southern Motors
Ben Canipe
Art Richardson
SMPA
Montgomery
Junior Johnson
Han Schoolfield
Wallops Mounties
Lowry
Gen
Mont
Ruby
Krieger
Camp
Roman
Ray
Cavacini
Severny
Lovett
Grgur
Maphis
Larkin
Mcintyre
Quertinmont
Lentz
C Aacini
Weir
Xileger
Sheffield
Laver
Stykowny
Lover
Soe
His Lady
Main St
Blair Park
Max A. Grogan
Mercury
South Wrenn St
H A.m
Max
Harvey Specks
Frank Roberts
Fuel Oil
Kennedy Oil Company
Courtesy
Crosby Square
Florsheim
Wrightts
Parkas
Dick Culler
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