Novak Expected to Head Pro Golfers
Southern Pines, N. C. November 30. The Professional Golfers' Association of America completed voting on 23 constitutional amendments and moved to elect new officers. President Joe Novak of Los Angeles appears unopposed for a second term. Delegates voted to bar tournament manager George Schneier from PGA tournaments except the PGA Championship and Augusta Masters. Cary Middlecalf, National Open champion, must wait years to qualify for PGA membership. A proposed two year apprenticeship was rejected, keeping the five year period.
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Kramer Wins Again In Montfest Tennis Showdown
Kramer defeats Pancho Gonzales in a dramatic three set match 4-6 9-7 6-? as part of Montfest. Segura also beats Parker 2-8 6-2 10-8 in a California pro circuit outdoor event.
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Sports Editor Killed In Collision At Ohio State Journal
Columbus Ohio November 30 Robert E Hooey veteran sports editor of the Ohio State Journal died today from head injuries after a raffle collision Monday night He was 52 years old his career as a sports writer was noted in dispatches by colleagues and the paper announced his death.
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Scathing Portrait of Heywood Broun and Quentin Reynolds
New York review column attacks Heywood Broun biographer Quentin Reynolds, labeling Broun a controversial figure and Reynolds a sycophant. The piece accuses Reynolds of manipulating Broun’s legacy, cites Broun’s alleged sexual indiscretions, and traces Reynolds’s career across journalism, Hollywood, and politics in a caustic, unsparing tone.
Barnhill to Resign as Head Coach
Payetteville November 30 A Gazette report says John Barnhill likely will resign as University of Arkansas head football coach but stay as athletic director. A replacement from professional ranks may take over while Barnhill steers the athletic program through adjustments.
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Baylor and Rice lead all-team SouthWest football honors
Rice and Baylor dominate the all-Southwest Conference football team chosen by coaches from seven schools. Rice places three on the first team with James Williams at end and Ralph Murphy at tackle, center Jout ML, and back Don Mauser. Baylor adds two backs and Adrian Bruk at center. Other schools place two players each, including Denk Walker and Kyle Rote for the School of Texas.
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Cubs Gain, Giants Blame Depth In Odd Roundup
New York reports a mixed sports skirmish round up with Rich ard Smith praising the Cubs improvements, Preston Ward and Hank Borowy mentioned, plus Steve Owen chatting with Ward Cuff about defense. The piece notes Giants depth issues and jokes about pro tennis plans and radio listings.
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Grid Game to Benefit Two Civic Projects
Kiwanis Lions plan a post season football benefit at Hammons Stadium on Friday December 2 at 8 pm. Proceeds split between Hope Youth Center started in 1948 and a city street market campaign debt relief project. Mayor Lyte Brown authorized the announcement as the Lions aim to wipe out remaining debt and support two local civic efforts.
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Top Radio Programs New York and College Football Honors
A snapshot of radio schedules for New York tonight across NBC CBS and ABC plus a detailed mention of the 1949 Heisman-like award winner, the Weis man trophy recipient, with 995 points and runner up North Carolina’s Charlie dustier. It notes Doak Walker and Ben Proctor among top contenders and lists second team selections and injuries affecting Leon Campbell of Arkansas.
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Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
Boxing results across multiple cities list outpoints and knockouts. Aldo Minei and Billy Wyatt score decisions for Rochester and Trenton opponents. Denis Pathracy defeats ak Davis in Hartford. Tommy Gomer knocks out Whiley Kv in Louisville. Mike Kopala and Johanny Hughes draw in Pittsburgh.
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Fist Triple Threat Star Tops Bonos Winner Marks
A triple threat star led the Bonos last year finishing first with 229 points followed by Arnold Gillita in third place with 196 and Bob Williams a Notre Dame signal caller with ey.
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Haverbacks Facing Packed Schedule With Key Transfers
The Haverbacks announce transfers Dr Ly Miller and Jack Hy plus sophomores Sammie Smith Logue and Bordsmiller as expected pivotal players. They open tomorrow at Pittsburg Kansas Teachers then tour major cages before conference opener January 4 against Texas with a full campus schedule and marquee road games.
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Pork Cagars Again Loop Favorites
Payetteville November 30. Arkansas basketball under new head coach Presley Askew plans a deliberate slow-break and strong defense, aiming to repeat as Southwest Conference contenders. Five lettermen return, led by Capt. Jimmy Cathcart and Bob Ambler, though injuries to Duddy Waller and Walter Kearns threaten key contributions this season.
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