St Marys Gaels drop football after 1950 season
The St Marys Gaels board of trustees decided to discontinue intercollegiate football and baseball due to a projected $150,000 deficit and manpower limits. Only basketball will be played while the school stabilizes finances, with Head Coach Joe Ruetz optimistic about future squads and transfers. Located near Oakland, the 900-student Moraga campus follows a trend among small colleges to suspend football.
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San Francisco
Calm Kansas Captain Faces Spring Ineligibility
Jerry Waugh Kansas basketball captain responded calmly to news of his spring semester ineligibility. The Wellington native cited the Big Seven rule that counts competitive time by calendar years, not academic years, meaning he will end his basketball career after the current semester against Kansas State on January 15. Coach Phog Allen confirmed the ruling after consulting with T. DeWitt Carr, the conference faculty representative.
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Fire devastates Magnolia bulk plant in Paragould
A blaze in Paragould Arkansas damaged Magnolia Petroleum bulk plant warehouse and office injuring five, none seriously. Fire started by a backfiring truck after gasoline fill. loss estimated at about 125000. Several nearby buildings and junkyard autos burned. Arkansas Butane Gas plant spared.
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Manpower and Wartime Rules Dominate N C A A Talk
New York January 6 UP The government mobilization and draft threaten college athletics as the N C A A meets in Dallas January 11 to 13. The Southwest Conference restates wartime eligibility. debate on freshmen play and wartime rules continues with other issues like the sanity code and live TV.
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National Football Coaches Association
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Minnesota
Marchie Schwartz
Stanford
Jeff Cravath
Southern California
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Ohio State
Blair Cherry
Texas
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American Association of College Baseball Coaches
College hoops open as Big Seven season starts tonight
Kansas State and Kansas lead the Big Seven openers with hopes to crown the champion next March. Kansas faces Nebraska while Oklahoma visits Iowa State as Colorado lingers. Capt. Jerry Waugh will be ineligible soon, but Clyde Lovellette powers Kansas with 28 points against Nebraska.
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Southern Slammin Sam Leads in L A Tourney
Sam Snead, defending champion and noted golfer, posted a four under par 67 to take a one stroke lead after the second round of the Los Angeles Open. Marty Furgol of North Hollywood trailed by one, with eight others within striking distance as the field eyed today’s final round.
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Marlene Bauer Favored In Ponte Vedra Open
Marlene Bauer, youngest of the Bauer sisters from Midland Texas, leads Ponte Vedra Open field in Ponte Vedra Beach Florida as second round begins. She and Babe Zaharias each shot 75 on the 6715 yard windswept course. Patty Berg trails by three with 78, while Louise Suggs and Betty Jameson sit at 79.
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Jaycees Sponsor Day for National Baseball Day
Jaycees sponsor National Baseball Day next May with the nationwide batter up call and sponsorship by the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce. Raymond Dumont, president of the National Baseball Congress, announced the Jaycees acceptance of sponsorships. Read the Classified Want Ads.
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Sandletters
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Raymond Dumont
National Baseball_Congress
Kentucky Wildcats rally but suffer tragic loss in SEC race
Kent ucky faced a gut punch as Bran th a Ar bun ev nt of ’ew, Bill piney scored 18 for Kentucky while Frank Ramsey added 16. The Wildcats dropped to 2 1 in the Southeastern Conference after a heartbreaking Notre Dame win and a tough road rattle across the nation.
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Denver
University of Louisville
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Oregon
Washington State
Oregon State
College Basketball Scores From Various Associations
A scattered roundup of college and university basketball results shows teams like Connecticut, Tulane, Notre Dame, Stanford, Oregon State, and Colorado State posting victories or close games. Scores span minor conferences and larger programs with several overtime finishes and regional matchups noted.
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Oregon
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High scoring area teams clash in Kansas scores list
A readout of numerous high school football scores across Kansas features Wathena, Highland, Shawnee Mission, Garden, Derby, Caney, Oswego, and Washburn among others. Notable results include Caldwell 2, Mt Hope 3, Arc 5S, and St Marys 57, Muyetta 33, reflecting a crowded slate with winners ranging from single to multiple touchdowns.
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Beloik
Sturyssie
Concordia
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Linesta
Melboine
BecPherson
Clay Center
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Muyetta
Fights Last Night Startled Early in Argentine Rings
In a chaotic bout described by Associated Press staff in New York, fighters from Los Angeles and Mexico clashed across rapid exchanges. The event featured Jose Gatien and Laure Salas, with performances drawing attention in Monterrey and Hollywood studios as spectators witnessed a bristling match.
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Laure Salas
Monterrey
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Apple picker indicted in Christmas strangling case
Birger Nordkvist, 41, a New York apple picker and Swedish-born former crewman, was indicted for first degree murder in the strangulation of Evelyn Hughes known as Yvonne Hughes, a former Ziegfeld Follies performer. He was arrested near Hamlie, western New York, after the slaying in New York City. Authorities quote him saying he strangled her amid a drunken dispute and sexual advance, in a hotel room during a drunken spree.
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Birger Nordkvist
Evelyn Hughes
Yvonne Hughes
Nordkvist
Hamlie
Miss Hughes
Teen girl awakens after seven months in coma from California car crash
Erica Schmutz, 18, of Alta Loma, regained consciousness after nearly six months and faces a long recovery at Coachella Valley Hospital. Doctors say she is improving, can leave bed and move in a wheelchair as she catches up on the war, elections, football season, and Rose Bowl news. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Schmutz, remain hopeful.
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Azusa Calif
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