Tri-State league faces cash woes and reorganization push
The Tri-State baseball league faces financial struggles with at least three teams in trouble and two possibly exiting next spring. Greenwood seeks franchise takeover, while Carolina and Guilford confront uncertainty amid talks of stronger leagues to withstand declining gate receipts from television and other entertainment.
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Football delivers high scoring through aerial onslaughts across college gridiron
Upsets highlighted a pass heavy weekend with SMU beating Notre Dame 27 20 as Fred Benners threw 22 of 42. Michigan routed Indiana 33 14 while Ohio State and Wisconsin battled to a 6 6 draw. Other standouts include Stanford 21 7 over UCLA and Vanderbilt 34 20 versus Mississippi. Washington crushed Oregon 63 6 and California rolled Washington State 42 35 with Olszewski amassing 242 of 451 yards.
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Duke grid standout Jules Skodzinski shines for Duke
Lanky former Philadelphia Catholic High star Jules Skodzinski emerges as a real comer as an end for Duke teams. In last week's Duke Wake Forest jayvee game he caught four passes for 48 yards.
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Golf coach also leads Duke football defense unit
E P Dum Hagler serves as Duke University defensive line coach and golf coach. His links outfit captured its 13th Southern Conference title in 16 years last Spring.
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Duke Soccer Names Captain and Coach for 1951 Season
Soccer captain Mal Linstrom from Oradell New Jersey leads the 1951 Duke Blue Devils with coach Jim Bly guiding the booters on the season.
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Oradell, N. J
Duke
Jim Bly
Booters
Coaches Tracem en of Duke Athletics Named
Robert L. Chambers heads Duke University athletic teams and also serves as head coach of the Blue Devil track squad. Assistants include Bob Montford as assistant trainer and H. M. Lewis as co business manager of athletics.
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Duke University
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Bob Montford
H. M. Lewis
Redskins At State Saturday in Homecoming clash
North Carolina State hosts William and Mary in Riddick Stadium for Homecoming with an expected 20 000 attendance. State aims to rebound after a 21 27 loss to Duke while William and Mary seeks a third win after beating Wake Forest.
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Bison Face Acid Test Against Salisbury Boyden Friday
High Point High prepares for a Western Conference showdown with Salisbury Boyden High. Dick Smith leads a potent Yellow Jackets aerial attack while HPHS must tighten pass defense and improve extra point success. The undefeated Bison seek a fifth straight win and a share of the league lead as both teams open practice for Friday night.
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Unbeaten College Teams List Grows To Sixty Two
Fifty four teams are still perfect in this season’s first UPI college football standings with 21 among major programs. South Dakota State leads the pack with six wins, while several regions show strong 4 win statuses. Midwest leagues contribute the highest number of undefeated squads, with Pennsylvanian and East Coast schools also well represented.
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Rip Sewell Fired Out For New Job
Rip Sewell, famed for his pitching blooper, was dismissed as manager of the Pirates' New Orleans Pelicans by Branch Rickey. The veteran, who helped avert a players strike in 1946, sought new employment as he faced a career setback after a seventh place finish.
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Ex Army Star Declines Return Amid Reappointment Doubt
Harold Loehlein of Kimball Minnesota, a West Point football standout tied to a ggae cribbing scandal, says he will not seek reappointment. He cites marriage as making him ineligible, noting he married last summer while attending the University of Minnesota.
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Harold Loehlein
Senet
West Point
Duke Names Tom O'Boyle On All-Time East West Team
All-time East West selection includes Duke offensive line coach Tom O'Boyle for 1941 game play. O'Boyle, former Tulane All-America guard, earned the honor in San Francisco.
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Elon Coach Jim Mallory to Speak at TD Meet in High Point
Elon College head grid coach Jim Mallory will deliver the feature talk at the High Point Touch Down Club meeting at the YMCA on Tuesday night at 8 15. The club plans weekly gatherings and membership reduced to 1 50 this season with two tickets given away weekly. Mallory, noted as one of his best seasons, has Elon undefeated in the North State conference race.
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Deacons Meet Colonials Friday In Arc-Light Clash
Wake Forest faces George Washington at Griffith Stadium Washington D C kickoff 8 PM in a top flight Southern Conference grid battle. Past duels show Wake Forest holding a 7 3 edge in a series started in 1934 with margins typically two touchdowns or less.
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