Bennett Wins Benefit Golf Tournament at Municipal Club
Doc Bennett triumphs in a handicap blind bogey event chaired by Pro C. J. Kah at Ouachita parish's Municipal Golf Club. He posts a net score of 5 under par, earning a dozen Shirah golf balls and the low net prize as E. C. Rowan claim high net. The Good Fellows Fund collects $40.50.
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Fred Russell Emerges as Southern Association President Candidate
Chattanooga Times reports Fred Russell sports editor of the Nashville Tennessean is the leading choice among Southern Association clubs for league president. It notes no formal offer, but says Russell has approached and the vacancy from Billy Evans remains unsettled.
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Southeastern Conference looks to patch rifts with independents
The Southeastern Conference aims for peace with independent colleges at the national A A meetings next month. The conference finished its own session quickly after tense talks and granted Commissioner Mike Conner power to fine or suspend schools that misstep, with a review of its scholarship rules likely after the NCAA session.
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Texas targets world sprint relay record with UT quartet
The University of Texas plans to chase a world sprint relay mark next spring using Charley Parker Perry Samuels Allen Lawler and one of Ralph Ellsworth or John Robertson. They seek Illinois competition and a favorable meet location.
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King Dorsett Top Weighted for Louisiana Handicap
King Dorsett the star of Johnny Theall's stables drew 128 pounds as top weight for the $10,000-added Louisiana Handicap at the Fair Grounds. Michigan Kid Flareback and The Dude also carried heavy weights, with other entries listed and handicaps set for a one mile eight furlongs race. Nominees Bold Question Light Reich and Miss America were named for the Tuesday handicap.
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Schroeder Picked for Davis Cup Singles in Australia
Ted Schroeder of Glendale California was named by U S captain Walter Pate to share singles with Jack Kramer of Montebello California for the Davis Cup matches in Melbourne opening Thursday Schroeder faces John Bromwich while Kramer meets Dinny Pails in the first two singles matches.
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Blues Prep For Blue Gray Classic Air Attack Surprises
North squad stresses aerial offense in final workouts at Montgomery with Gilmer and Ghaul starring in passing and punting drills. Northwestern's Conners and Penn State's Larry Joe excel in kicks as North coaches Waldorf McMillin Morrison praise teams without predicting a winner.
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Unspecified game scores list from multiple colleges
A sequence of college basketball scores shows Oklahoma Aggies 34 over St. Marys 33 and other matchups including Bradley 56 over Stanford 51, Kentucky 75 over Baylor 34, Wisconsin 61 over Southern California 56, Iowa 76 over Montana State 49, Indiana 74 over Marquette 50, Oregon 81 over New York University 65, among others.
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Blind Man Receives New Seeing-Eye Dog in Boston
Miles Dewey, a 62 year old blind vaudeville performer, received a nine month old Seeing-Eye mongrel from the Animal Rescue League just before Christmas. He named her Beauty and said she will be his new light after losing his previous guiding dog months ago.
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Bowling leaders and high scorers highlight weekend league
Spat afora's Pharmacy led by Clyde Calhoun rolled 418 to defeat Brice's Market in three games and stay undefeated in the School Bowling League. Jerry Haynes of Peacock's topped weekly scoring with 444 as Green Mill Cafe and Bubb's Tea Room and Strauss and Son clubs posted sweeps. Duquesne-Tennessee game canceled after refusing to play with Charles Cooper present. Clemenceau once taught French in Connecticut girls' school.
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Tar Heels Open Training Camp on Mississippi Coast
North Carolina Tar Heels begin Sugar Bowl preparation in Edgewater Park Mississippi with center gaps due to Chan Highsmith’s fractures and Ralph Strayhorn’s absence. Coach Carl Snavely shifts Bob Mitten to left guard and splits center duties between Dan Stiegmann and Bobby Weant as they adapt to lineup changes.
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Giants Officials Questioned in Pro Grid Scandal
New York Giants coach Steve Owen and part owner Jack Mara were questioned by ADA George Monaghan on the eve of the trial of a man accused of offering bribes to Giants players Merle Hapes and Frank Filchock. Mayor O’Dwyer ordered an inquiry into a prison gambling case involving Harvey Stemmer and the use of prison facilities for illicit activity.
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Rose Bowl ticket clash as crowds storm office
In Pasadena on December 24, Rose Bowl ticket seekers who waited since Saturday rioted when the ticket office closed two hours after opening. Bottles flew at police as about 2 000 remained inside and 7 500 tickets were disputed. UCLA ran the sale. organizers promised 5 50 dollar seats. Roy Almstead led a drive to hire counsel to compel UCLA to sell.
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Babe Zaharias Wins Top Honor in AP Year-End Poll
Mrs Mildred Babe Didrikson Zaharias the Denver athlete who won the 1946 Women's National Amateur Golf Championship topped the Associated Press year end poll as outstanding woman athlete of the year. She led 58 voters with 33 first place votes and 135 points. Pauline Betz was runner up with 61 points and 10 first place votes. Ann Curtis ranked third, Louise Suggs fourth, and Patty Berg fifth.
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Lithia Springs
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Minneapolis
Illini Arrive in Pasadena for Rose Bowl Clash
The University of Illinois football team arrives in Pasadena amid light rain for the Rose Bowl showdown with UCLA on New Year’s Day. Coach Bob Waterfield aids UCLA with T formation insights as Illini prep at Brookside Park before the big game.
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Rebels rely on short quintet for Southern tilt
The Mississippi Rebels basketball team, coached by Jim Whatley, relies on speed over height as they fare in the Southeastern Conference. Key players include Russell Reid and Harold Kelly scoring well, with Jack Marshall and Jack Mann anchoring the backcourt. The squad faces Georgia January 6 with Maxie McMillan set to rejoin next month.
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West Point
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Canton
Darrell
Ivan Rosamond
Brison Mann
Red Jennings
Georgia
Sports Mirror Recap Of Historical Sports Snippets
A collection of brief notes from different eras. John Cobb arrived in New York to pursue a potential world speed record on Utah salt flats. Other items reference the St. Louis Cardinals in 1943, wagering on races in 1941 versus 1940, and opinions on college sports recruitment. Also notes on altitude tolerance in animals and humans, and Roosevelt's age as president.
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