Coast Meet Menu Announced for Palm Springs Session
The December 24 1948 report details Pacific Coast Conference leaders meeting in Palm Springs January 2 1949 to set agenda for football scheduling televising and bowl policy. Topics include Rose Bowl fate U S C Notre Dame contract and spring practice for non varsity players.
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Los Angeles
Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Conference
Palm Springs
Californa Spa
Victor O. Schmidt
University of Southern California
Notre Dame
California
Montana
Schmidt
U. S. C.-Notre Dame
Big Nine
Northwestern
Pasadena
Helen Thomias
Alex
Ann Sarkisian
Don
Georgia Stonesifer
Pee Wee
Midge Day
Kaye Tunnicliff
Garden slate all star show worth fans and futures
New York December report says Madison Square Garden will host an all star boxing show on January 14 featuring three newcomers Vince Foster Roland La Starza and Sir Arthur King. Foster battles Tony Pellone La Starza faces Jimmy Evans and King meets Willie Beltram. The card aims to boost gates and renew interest in the sport.
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New York
Harry Markson
Madison Square Garden
Vince Foster
Omaha
Roland la Starza
Sir Arthur King
Toronto
Markson
Twentieth Century Sporting Club
Foster
la Starza
King
Tony Mistovich
Youngstown
Ohio
Tony
the Garden
Tony la Bua
Ozone Park
N. Y
Sandy Saddler
Terry Young
Ike Willliams
Ike
Willie Beltram
Brooklyn
North Team Weighs In For Miami Shrine Game
A North line averaging 208 pounds per man was picked to face the South in the Miami Shrine Temple charity football game on Christmas night at the Orange Bowl. Yale coach Herman Hickman announced a ten-man forward wall for the North squad.
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Miami
Fla
Miami Shrine Temple
Herman Hickman
Yale
Tar Heels Boost Tempo of Drills
North Carolina’s Tar Heels intensified practice for the Sugar Bowl on Thursday under overcast skies. Tackle Len Szafaryn and blocking back Bobby Weant left scrimmage with leg and shoulder injuries but are expected back Friday.
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Hammond
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Len Szafaryn
Bobby Weant
Szafaryn
Weant
Southeastern Louisiana College
New Orleans
Oklahoma
Sooners
Carl Snavely
Cabrey and Tyner Tie for Good Fellows Tournament
Lee Cabrey and G E Tyner shared first place in the Good Fellows G I Tournament at McGuire Park Golf Club West Monroe with net 85 after matching blind bogey 85. Pro C J Shirah announced the 85 figure and will donate proceeds to the Good Fellows Fund. G L Morgan won high gross with 117. Thirty two golfers competed as Shirah continued the event after moving to McGuire Park.
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Lee Cabrey
G. E. Tyner
McGuire Park Golf Club
West Monroe
C. J. Shirah
Municipal Club
Cabrey
Tyner
G. L. Morgan
Shirah
McGuire Park Club
Good Fellows’ Fund
New York
Bucky Harris
New York Yankee
Michigan
Notre Dame
Joe Louis
Louis
Phil Masi
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Leo Durocher
New York Giant
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bruce Woodcock
Lee Savold
Frank Stranahan
Augusta
Lou Boudreau
Boston
Homer
Yankee Brown
Professional Golfers’ Association
Bobby Locke
Branch Rickey
Eddie Stanky
Dixie Walker
Dodgers
Frank Boucher
New York Ranger
Ray Robinson
Williams
Twentieth Century Sporting Club
Connie Mack Seeks One More Pennant Before Retirement
Connie Mack, 86, vows to coach until his brains wear out and predicts a 1949 AL pennant for the Cleveland Indians. He says he wants another championship for the Philadelphia Athletics, despite doubts about his club’s speed and infield power. Florida is noted for kaolin, used in ceramic tile.
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Mack
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
A's
Cleveland
Connie
Athletics
Earle
Roy
Connie, Jr
Blue Gray Classic Preview Highlights Fast Backfield
Montgomery Alabama December 24 Rival squads tune up for the 11th annual Blue Gray gridiron clash with Southern stars Shorty Williams and Harper Davis fueling a speedy Rebel offense while Northern backs like George Guerre Ed Finn and Phil Colella shape a wide attack. Analysts note a strong Yankee forward wall and mixed betting on a Dixie edge.
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Montgomery
Ala
Southern
Allyn McKeen
Mississippi State
Shorty McWilliiams
Harper Davis
Rip Collins
McKeen
George Guerre
Michigan State
Vero Kissell
Holy Cross
Phil Colella
Rebels
Dixie
Ray Morrison
John
Ox) Dagrosa
Temple
Ray Eliot
Illinois
Schroeder Seedin g Leads Sugar Bowl Tennis Tourney Field
Davis Cup star Ted Schroeder is seeded first in the Sugar Bowl Invitational draw in New Orleans with Earl Cochell second. Victor Seixas, Gardnar Mulloy, and a 16 player field including Fred Koval eski Jim Brink Dick Savitt and Eddie Davis vie for Sugar Bowl honors amid local LSU ties. Fingerprinting note closes the report.
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New Orleans
Ted Schroeder
U. S
Schroeder
Earl Cochell
San Francisco
Victor Seixas
Philadelphia
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Page Ten
Monroe
News-Star
Andy Gustafson
University of Miami
Washington
Shrine
Oregon
Dallas
Willis O. Hunter
Frank Leahy
By Jack Hand
North
Cabrey, Tyner
Monroe, Louisiana
Sig Haas & Sons
Abe Dreyer
Morris W. Haas, Jr
D. Aubrey Haas
Morris W. Haas
Shirley H. Snyder
Mark Ringheim
John Kitchingham
Mrs. Murl Stokes
Florida
Rebs
Whitney Martin
Harbuck
Mgr
Mr. Prewitt
Mr. Dennis
Magiist
Toggery
This
D. Masur & Sons
DeSiard
North Grand
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