Fraternity Rivalries and Sports Gossip in Scrappy Memo
Local chatter covers fraternity tensions at a college amid athletic talk and coaching quips. Features include Art Rooney on Steelers notoriety, nicknames for players, a masons line tweak, and golf champ Cary Middlecoff delaying a shot for a movie camera. Rumors touch a planned NBA all star event and scattered college football notes.
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Steelers
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Henrs Karp
Big Harp
Jimmy Bes McGee
Jimmy Bes McGee, Bie Ta Horse
Rae
Debbie
Cary Middlecoff
National Basketball League
Butler Field House
Indianapolis
Kentucky
At Municipal Park Dene and Lecompton Win C C Carl League Contests
Dene and Lecompton led the C C Carl League at Municipal Park securing decisive wins. Both teams showed sharp offense and tight defense, earning sequence of victories that highlighted their season momentum and standings in the league.
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Lecompton
C. C. Carl
Fatal Crash Claims Ruth Newcome and Injures Others
Ruth Newcome, 18, of Flandreau South Dakota, was killed in a crash. Three others were injured, with hospital officials reporting they were expected to recover.
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Flandreau, S. D
Pipestone Hospital
Bezer Wes Killed in Auto Accident in Monee Anchor
Bezer Vincent Lae Fos, a sensational hero, visited a younger brother. Last year on January 14 he knocked favored Tony Pellone of New York in Madison Square Garden. Irvington, N J, was involved in the first round of a Madison Square Garden bout.
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Vincent Lae Fos
Tony Pellone
New York
Aoe Square Garden
Irvington
N. J
Bene
Fee
Madison Square Garden
Sig Eps rally completes 5-3 softball win over Gardners
Sig Eps overcame a 3-3 tie with a three-run sixth inning on Woodlawn diamond. Buck Sanders started the scoring with a first-inning run, Karl Kappelman's triple, and a solo homer by Sperry fueled a two-run third. Gardner tied in the fourth and sixth, but Stricker doubled to open the decisive frame, Phillips bunted on, and Darby singled to drive in the go-ahead run, with Elmer Wright and Reppelman finishing the rally for the Sig Eps.
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Gardner Merchants
Woodlawn
Buck” Sanders
Karl Kappelman
Feter Sperry
Sig Kp
Perry
Sig Shortel
Ieaj
Ed Dollse
Carl
Winters
Gardner
Rune
Dolise Oesse
Rush
Oearnold Stricker
Sig Ep
Scott Phillips
Jack Darby
Evering Stricker
Eldon Ret
Snead Wins Dapper Dan Open in Pittsburgh
Sammy Snead of White Sulphur Springs West Virginia captures Dapper Dan Open title in Pittsburgh date July 19. He leads money standings on tour again and attracts large galleries as pressure builds around him.
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Pittsburgh
Sammy Snead
Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Mangrum Wins Open to Top Official Money List
Second shot on the 470 yard hole 40 150 gross. Dowds two putts and parts the next two holes to win by a stroke with 274. Mangrum collected his second for the year to 20,960.83 and moved ahead of Open champion Cary Middlecoff on the official money list. Mioff shot 279 to tie with Herman Barron for third. they earned 1,275 each. Dick Metz and four others tied for fifth with 281.
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Mangrum
Hig
Cary Middlecoff
Mioff
Herman Barron
White Plains
N. Y
Dick Metz
Arkansas City
Kan
No Marriage Rule Costs SMU Grid Stars
Dallas July 19 Two outstanding football prospects lost athletic scholarships after marrying this summer at Southern Methodist University. Hugh Reeder of Port Arthur and Gordon Headlee of Odessa may not return to SMU. Coach Matty Bell reinstated the no marriage rule with the start of the school year. Headlee considered Oklahoma. Physiologists note appetite and hunger differ in conscious experience.
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Southern Methodist University
Hugh Reeder
Port Arthur
Gordon Headlee
Odessa
Matty Bell
Headlee
University of Oklahoma
S.M. U
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