Princeton Stars on All East Football Team 1951
Princeton dominates the All-East selections of 1951 with Dick Kazmaier unanimous at back and four teammates on defense. The squad features Boston University’s Agganis and other top players from Holy Cross, Cornell, Navy, Bucknell, and Penn, plus Yale Colgate and Villanova among others.
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Doubt Surrounds Three Stars At Baseball Meetings
The status of Don Newcombe Joe DiMaggio and Ted Williams hangs over the winter baseball meetings. Newcombe and DiMaggio may not play or retire while Williams remains with Boston amid trade talk. If Williams moves a bidding race could follow among AL clubs led by the Yankees. DiMaggio decision expected next week. Dodgers seek pitching help with Blackwell Fox or Wehmeier. Reds seek a regular outfielder.
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Wagering Hits Peak at Rhode Island Tracks in 1951
Rhode Island racing broke wagering records with 76.7 million dollars bet across two tracks in 1951. Lincoln Downs, closed after 54 days, handled 41.6 million dollars while Narragansett Park, totaling 35.1 million dollars over two meets of 24 days each.
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Navy May Retain Notre Dame Box Next Season
Annapolis December report notes Navy likely to keep the old Notre Dame box in its offense, contingent on personnel. Coach Eddie Erdelatz emphasized the system’s value after reviving it for the Army game, where Navy's 42 to 7 victory showcased the tactic's punch.
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Tennessee
Navy Upsets Army With Bold In-Box Strategy
Navy defeated Army 14 to 2 in an upset after coach Erdelatz chose a new box strategy to counter the aerial threat. He stated the decision came after reflection and proved successful in the campaign.
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Mount St. Mary's Opens 21-Game 1951 Basketball Schedule
Mount St. Marys varsity begins a 21 game season with a young squad and a new coach. The Mounties travel to State Teachers College Shippensburg Saturday and host next Tuesday, then face Bridgewater College at Emmitsburg, with only Ted Kachnowski remaining from last year’s starters.
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Mount St Mary's hires Clarke to lead new basketball club
Towson College news reports Mount St. Marys selecting Clarke as coach. A Fordham graduate with letters in basketball, baseball and football, he coached Army Air Forces teams during the war and earned a Columbia master’s degree. He returns to college after teaching at Forest Hills High School and pursuing a PhD, bringing a young squad to face Villanova Georgetown and Mason-Dixon champions.
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State College Announces Coach Feathers Replacement
North Carolina State College in Raleigh released head coach Beattie Feathers after a 1951 football season viewed as a footnote. A three member committee will hire his successor as soon as possible.
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New Coach Chosen After Feathers Departure Vote
Dr. H A Fisher chaired an athletic council vote of 13 to 1 last Saturday to remove Feathers after nine seasons. Committeemen said screening of prospects would take about three weeks as notices began with Feathers informed during an all star event.
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Feathers to Join Wolfpack as Coach After 1951 Season
Fisher announced Feathers would be offered a teaching or assistant coaching position to fulfill a three year contract starting in 1951 after Maryland stunned by a 16 to 13 upset in 1950. Feathers’ reported salary is about 8000 dollars annually as the Wolfpack finished 3 of 10 games in 1951.
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State team records show 36 41 season results
Feathers declined comment amid a report noting Madrid's population exceeds a million yet remains a town rather than a city per the Encyclopedia Britannica.
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