Publicity boost urged for P G A by Fred Delano
The column urges the Professional Golfers Association to create a national publicity bureau to promote players to press radio and TV. It cites missing exposure for rising stars like Dallus Boros, urges Biographical sketches and tournament histories for all players, and proposes a pre-tournament press hour to facilitate interviews and coverage.
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Gu Ye
P.G. A
Lakewood Park
United States
Gentlemen of Press
Wilson Sporting Goods Company
Wesan
Union
Chicago
Jim Kearns
Snead
Hogan
Nelson
Mark Cox
Wilson's
Belter Skelter
Unclear College Basketball Scores Across Multiple Teams
A scrambled list of basketball results shows numerous colleges and universities from California to Kentucky. Scores vary widely with many lines noting opponents, locations, and occasional overtime. The fragmentary OCR lacks a single cohesive event or outcome.
NFL Considers Realignment Amid Bears Cards Yanks Moves
Chicago January 20 The National Football League opened talks on proposed realignment of American and National divisions affecting the Chicago Bears the Chicago Cardinals and the New York Yanks. A 33 player squad limit was approved this morning, matching last year's increase.
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Chicago
National Football League
Chicago Bears
Chicago Cardinals
New York Yanks
Cards
Cleveland
New York Giants
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Washington
Bears
Detroit
Green Bay
Los Angeles
Yanks
San Francisco
Baltimore
Colts
George Halas
Lge
Ray Benningsen
Cardinal
Benningsen
Three Rings Sets Record at Hialeah in Royal Palm Handicap
Miami race report notes Mrs FE Hopkins's Three Rings won the $10,000 Royal Palm Handicap for the third consecutive year at Hialeah. The six-year-old gelding covered a mile and a furlong in 1:50 3-5, paid 6.60 4.40 4, beating Yankee Hill by a length with Alphabetical third. Rock Span ran fourth, Chicle II faded to fifth. Three Rings carried 126 pounds, earning $8,225, and this marked the first triple stakes win at Hialeah.
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Miami
Fla
FE. L. Hopkins
Hialeah Race Course
Blue Larkspur-Circus Ring
Sanford Stud Farms
Yankee’ Hill
W. G. Williams
Rock Span
Chicle II
Three Rings
Hialeah
Calumet Farm
Coaltown
California League Adopts Longer 1951 Schedule
Ventura January 20. The California baseball league adopted a 147 game schedule for 1951, seven more than last year, with opening day April 20 and closing September 9. Bakersfield opens at Ventura, Santa Barbara at Visalia, Stockton at Modesto, Fresno at San Jose. President Jerry Donegan said the league expects to complete the season despite possible player losses to military service.
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Ventura
California Baseball League
Bakersfield
Santa Barbara
Visalia
Stockton
Modesto
Fresno
San Jose
Jerry Donegan
Graham Rickey Speak at Writers Banquet
Otto Graham star quarterback of the Cleveland Browns and Branch Rickey new Pirates general manager will headline the 47th annual Philadelphia Sports Writers Association banquet on January 29 in Philadelphia. Other guests include Gene Sarazen Bill Mikavy Temple basketball ace and Francis Reds Bagnell Penn football captain.
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Philadelphia
Otto Graham
Champioon Cleveland Browns
National Football League
Branch Rickey
Pittsburgh Pirates
Phila Galpbic
Baseball Scores of Brethren and Presbyterian Game
In a rough scoreline Brethren defeated Presbyterian 18 to 10 with Brethren players Hammond and Coleman contributing multiple runs. Presbyterian substitutes included Wallin and Harris, while Brethren also used several substitutes such as Brown and Dil. the garbled OCR preserves a chaotic but clear sense of a baseball matchup between two religiously affiliated teams and a flurry of substitutions.
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Tresbsterian
Reauster
Coleman
Fa Bileth
Wyinet
Perk Baia
Brethren Wmubstitutes
A. Brown
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Reauser
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Hammond
Gingter
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Wallin
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Amit Gorsuch
Antwerp
Harris
Sooners Down Aggies End 18-Game Streak
Oklahoma upset No. 1 Oklahoma A and M 44 to 40 in Norman. Darcey fouled out after halftime, leaving the Aggies vulnerable on the boards as Marcus Freiberger dominated the inside for the Sooners. Capacity crowd of 5500 witnessed the surprise victory.
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Okla
Oklahoma
Oklahoma A. & M
Aggies
Aggie
Fete Darcey
Aggles
Sooners
Darcey
Marcus Freiberger
Indiana Cagers Stay in Front in Frontline Win
Indiana Hoosiers beat Purdue 77-56 in Lafayette to extend their streak to four straight conference victories. Purdue narrowed the gap to six late in the first half, but Indiana controlled the tempo after halftime, shooting 44.9% to Purdue's 26.9%.
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Lafayette
Ind
Hoosiers
Purdue
Boilermakers
Santa Monica Trips Harbor Seahawks in Met Conference
Santa Monica tripped Harbor 63 to 58 at Admiral Leigh Gym in San Pedro, in a Metropolitan Conference game. Harbor led at halftime before Santa Monica rallied behind key scorers including Sante Menten and Hein to seize the win.
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Santa Monica Jaycee
Harbor
Seahawks
Admiral Leigh Gym
San Pedro
Sante Menten
Hein
F. Madison
Jonas van « Gazeler
Anedes
Te Fresenius
Old Am
Eapon
Stockwell
Altilme Teare
Harker
Santa 3Fonica
Subu
Herdy
Kentucky Wildcats Dominate Tennessee In 70 45 Victory
KMAYne Tenn Jan 20 Kentucky's Wildcats avenged last season's upset by routing Tennessee 70 to 45. The Bluegrass State squad, ranked No 2 nationally, sprinted to an early lead and never trailed, ending Tennessee's upset win streak from previous year.
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Kentucky
Wildcats
Tennessee
Club Handball Men Open House Exhibitions Results
Pacific Coast Club handball hosted open house exhibitions with Los Angeles Athletic Club and Long Beach M. C. A. teams. Matchups included Whittington-Merski versus Zammora-McAllester and other PCC vs LAAC pairs with uneven scores such as 31-22, 21-14, and 31-8, reflecting a lively display of skill and competition.
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Los Angeles Athletic Club
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Whittington-Merski
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Zammora-McAllester
LAAC
Goldamith-Mackney
Lwih
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Ley
Indianapolis not to ITV race this year
Indianapolis officials announced there will be no television telecast of the 500 mile race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on May 30. Speedway president Wilbur Shaw said televising the event would detract from its color and spirit.
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Indianapolis
Motor Speedway
Wilbur Shaw
Speedway
Honesty Fund Drive Backing Kellogg Support
Portsmouth, Va. January 20. Sports Editor Pete Glazer will announce a new fund locally to reward Junius Kellogg for honesty after he exposed gamblers who offered $1000 to throw a Manhattan DePaul game. Kellogg, a Portsmouth native and Manhattan College star, helped arrest the ring. A donor sent one dollar to start the fund, aiming for a $1000 goal matching the bribe.
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Pete Glazer
The
Portsmouth Star
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Kellogg
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Kelloge
Trojans Beat Loyola 83 49 in PCC Showdown
Southern California led by Bob Morton and a dominant first half, 35 to 21, as USC routed Loyola of Los Angeles 83 to 49. Loyola guard Bob Wade was the top scorer with 16 points for the Flyers, while USC pressed ahead to a 62 41 advantage before easing to the win.
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Temple Topples Army in upset victory at Philadelphia
Temple University defeated Army 74 to 66 to drop Army from the nation’s unbeaten ranks. In the same doubleheader opener, St Joseph’s Philadelphia beat Miami Florida 58-47. Army suffered its first loss in seven games.
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Temple University
Army
West Pointers
St. Joseph's
University of Miami
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Johnny Berardino Signs 1951 Browns Contract
ST LOUIS January 20 Johnny Berardino a four year old infielder signed a contract with the St. Louis Browns described by club officials as insurance against losing younger players Berardino a free agent because of his ten years in the majors now acts in a Hollywood film
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JohnnyBerardino
St. Louis Browns
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Hollywood
Chapman Named Tampa Shmokers Manager
Ben Chapman former Phillies manager was appointed manager of the Tampa Shmokers of the Florida International League on January 20 in Tampa. He succeeds Art Rebel who will lead the St. Petersburg Saints this season in a related shift.
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Fla
Ben Chapman
Philadelphia Phillies
Tampa Shmokers
Florida International League
Art Rebel
St. Petersburg ‘Saints
Filly Special Touch wins Santa Margarita by a length
Special Touch, ridden by Willie Shoemaker, surprised owner Jim Crofton and trainer Allen Drumheller by winning the $50,000 Santa Margarita Handicap at Santa Anita by one length over Bewitch. Red O' Roses and Next Move followed. Next Move faltered late after carrying top weight. The performance prompted talk of a $10,000 supplementary nomination to a $200,000 race on Feb. 3. Track record nearly tied. mutuel turnover set a meet record.
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Jim Crofton
Allen Drumheller
Special Touch
Santa Margarita
Santa Anita
Willie Shoemaker
Calumet Farms
Bewitch
Red O' Roses
Alfred G. Vanderhbitt
Lady Alice
Hal Seley
San Marino
Crofton
Drumheller
Vanderbilt
New York
Jlumbia
Nate
Cors
Lions
Dartmouth
Columbia
Stanford rallies to nip Dons 69 61 in SF
Stanford Indians surged to finish the game, scoring six points in the final 25 seconds to beat the San Francisco Dons 69 to 61 in San Francisco. The late burst overturned a tight contest between the teams on January 20.
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Stanford
San Francisco
Indians
University ‘of San Francisco Dons
Tresh to Manage Daytona Beach Team in Florida State League
VPI Mike Tresh veteran catcher will manage the Daytona Beach team in the Class D Florida State League this year. Marion Troy, the club general manager, announced the assignment. Tresh was assigned to the Islanders by the Cleveland Indians, who have a working agreement with Daytona.
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Vaxtona Breach
VPI
Mike Tresh
Daytona Beach
Marion Troy
Tresh
Islanders
Cleveland Indians
Daytona
Locals Seek Jalopy Honors At Culver City Stadium
Jalopy drivers are set to race at Culver City Stadium today with several strong chances for victory. Rex Schindsley is second in total points and Fred Russell leads the season, joined by Leo Breithaupt Paul Orman Bill Stammer Bob Stanfelét Carl Pellam and Dick Stangeland as contenders.
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Culver City Stadium
Rex Schindsley
Fred Russell
Leo Breithaupt
Paul Orman
Bill Stammer
Bob Stanfelét
Carl Pellam
Dick Stangeland
Gehrmann Dominates Boston Mile In 4 11.5 State Record Pace
Wisconsin star Don Gehrmann, coming off Olympic form, nosed out Fred Wilt by 10 yards in 4:11.5 at the Boston Garden before 11,367 as Alf Holmberg and Johnny Twomey trailed. Gehrmann, last beaten in the 1948 Olympic 1500, led early and closed hard with a half lap to go. In Philadelphia, George Rhoden won the 600 in 1:25, edging Arthur Wint by four yards as Wint later finished ahead of Ronald Berman and Morris Curotta in a separate mile field. Ingvar Bengtsson won the 1000 at Seton Hall in 2:13.1.
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Wisconsin
Don Gehrmann
Turing
Fred Wilt
Boston Garden
Gehemann
Wint
Alf l Holmberg
Tennessee
Sweden
Johnny Twomey
Uliasis A. C
Gehrmann
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George Rhoden
Morgan State
Arthur Wint
Jamaica
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Ronald Berman
Morris Curotta
Seton Hall
Hugo Maiocco
New York
Ed Conwell
Andy Stanfield
I Seton Hall
Harrison Dillard
Cleveland
Ingvar Bengtsson
Phitanlgoen
Dukes Quit Grid Sport
Duquesne University suspended football indefinitely citing national emergency and declining fortunes. The move mirrors wartime action from 1943 to 1947 with four-year record of nine wins, 27 losses, and one tie. Other colleges ending football since 1950 include St Mary's of California, Hartwick, N C, High Point, Mt St Mary's, Corpus Christi, and Portland.
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Duquesne University
Dukes
St. Mary's
California
Hartwick
N. C
High Point
N.C
Mt. St. Mary's
Corpus Christi
Texas
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Ore
Vikes Face Valley and Santa Monica in Conference Openers
Santa Monica five travels to meet Valley on Friday as Charlie Church's Viking squad seeks a fifth win. Long Beach hosts Santa Monica Saturday at Jordan High to complete the LA Metro first round with games scheduled for 8 p.m.
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Charlie Church
Viking Cagemen
L. A. Valley
Long Beach
Santa Monica
Jordan High
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