Hi Toms outline 1952 pitching staff and farm moves
Hi Tom baseball manager Jim Gruzdis and team officials map next season. The piece lists pitchers Red Hamilton Jim Cassidy Jim Patton and Jim Pittman among those under consideration plus outbound players Lybrand Nance Griffith Shannahan Umphiett Brigham Hidalgo and others. It notes farm assignments to San Jose Birmingham Scranton and Shreveport and hints at a minor league convention in December.
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Edwards To Stay At Vanderbilt With New Contract
Vanderbilt football coach Bill Edwards will remain at the university under terms not disclosed publicly. Reported earlier he might resign when his contract expired January 41, 1952, unless the athletic committee clarified his future status.
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Parker Named Freshman Of Week By AP
UNC tailback Parker earns AP Southern Conference freshman of the week honors after standout play vs South Carolina. He returned three kickoffs for 115 yards, completed passes, and helped set up a 40 yard TD. Other freshmen named include Feamster, Thacker, Barger and Nicholson with notable defensive and offensive contributions.
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North Rolina State
Bob Paroli
West VI
Dick Nicholson
Danny Williams
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Wake Forest
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Turnover Heavy In Selections
United Press Sports Writer Carl Lundquist reports the 1950 American League all star selections. Yogi Berra headed the team with unanimous selection and 88 RBIs, while Phil Rizutto Ferris Kell Orestes Minoso and Ned Garver joined the lineup. The picks show notable turnover from last year with Kell and Rizutto among repeaters.
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Marciano Trains With Capsule Rounds For Louis Fight
Rocky Marciano shortened sparring to two minutes per round to speed attack for the Joe Louis title bout at Madison Square Garden on Oct. 26. Coach Charlie Goldman recalls using capsule rounds in 1912 and expects continuous pressure to fatigue Louis.
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Eight Teams Being Considered For Gator Bowl Bid
The Gator Bowl Selection Committee in Jacksonville, Florida is weighing eight teams for the January 1 game. Georgia Tech Auburn Villanova Clemson College of the Pacific Tulane Miami Florida and Vanderbilt are listed as candidates with Florida and Georgia noted as possible dark horse selections.
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Feathers Optimistic As State Prepares For Indians
North Carolina State, bruised by injuries, hopes to upset William and Mary in Raleigh at 2 p.m. on Homecoming. Aiming to rebound after a 27-21 loss to Duke, State relies on a sharper aerial attack led by Alex Webster and Jim Moyer as Coach Beattie Feathers forecast a close, hard fought game.
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Florida Vanderbilt Duel Highlights Pitching and Passers
Florida and Vanderbilt prepare for a high scoring showdown as Haywood Sullivan and Bill Wade headline a strong passing duel. Each team relies on explosive offenses in a SEC battle with standings and quarterback rankings noted despite early season uncertainty.
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Undefeated Salisbury Bison to clash with High Point Friday
The Salisbury Bison stren gthy on defense travel to meet High Point in a major Friday clash. Ludwig uses Smith as tailback with passing threats from Patterson and Varreston as coach Ellis notes a tough line and limited depth. The game features two undefeated teams and promises a close battle.
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