Charity NFL Bowl Aims At Baltimore Stadium New Year
Baltimore officials consider using the city stadium for a charity football game on New Year’s Day. Al Lockhart of the U S Automobile Association said a group of 24 college all stars would meet 22 leading pro players in the hoped for Truman bowl charity game, aiming to raise at least 175000 dollars.
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All Arkansas Class AA All-Stars Named for 1948
Westbrook and Hammons lead the 1948 All-Arkansas Class AA prep selections with seniors poised for college. The team spans four districts with Blytheville Smackover Hope and Russellville each landing two players. Notable names include Jimmy Prewett, Buddy Edwards, R. B. Hodge, Dennie Gentry, Billy Dutton, and Sammy Britt among others.
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ONeill Joins Cleveland Club as a Coach
Steve ONeill joins the Cleveland club as a coach after a career as a player with the team. Reported amid chatter he was once linked to management roles with the San Diego Padres and Detroit, with lingering fans’ interest as he moves into coaching duties.
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All state team picks spotlight 26 hopefuls for cage squad
Britt and Sutton anchor a list of 26 players vying for a place on the school basketball team. The Bobcats, with a 26 man roster, plan a double header against Arkadelphia here Wednesday night, with 2A squads in action. Readout mentions players Dale Lockett Creighton Middle Brooks I J Sutton John Bullock Buddy Sutton Thomas Guilliams Tilly Mitchell and others as serious prep begins after Christmas. Coach Ja
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Paul Ingram
Charles Wilson
Erbaney Mahan
Jimmy Pate
Morris Barrentine
Minor Leagues Debate Rookie Bonuses at Meetings
Minneapolis December reports show minor and major league clubs debating pay for young signees. Amendments focus on rookie bonuses and the housing rule as executives aim to avoid professional football style problems. President Trautman backs allowing up to 6000 dollars in signing pay before classing a player as a bonus case.
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Sou twest Leads With Notable Attendance Gains
A United Press survey shows 1948 college attendance up 6.83 percent overall from 1947 amid 13,051,248 total patrons across 487 home games. Gains posted by the Southwest and Far West contrast with declines at several Southern and Atlantic coast schools, while Missouri, Duke, and Vanderbilt face changes in schedules and enrollments.
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Ouachita Defeats Hope 56 to 36 in basketball showdown
Ouachita college dominated Hope last night 56 to 36, with Wheeler scoring 15 and Lengley 12 for the winners as Hope struggled to convert shots. Pony Reaves led Hope with 10 points and Porter added 7, while a large crowd watched. The Hope Legion meets Blevins American Legion Friday night in a close anticipated clash.
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College basketball season opens with upsets and stars
New York reports Notre Dame, Oklahoma fall in early games while Kentucky soars past DePaul to spark a Western Conference title chase. Notre Dame’s Kevin O’Shea led scoring with 20 as Oklahoma rallied late but Texas triumphed with strong guard play. Temple and La Salle defeated Bucknell and Strighton Young in a Philadelphia doubleheader.
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Basketball Results By The Associated Press Update
The AP reports college basketball scores with several matches. Harvard claims a narrow win while Notre Dame and Penn State post key finishes. Other results include Saint Louis and Minnesota games with notable margins.
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