Southern Conference Probation For Maryland And Clemson
The Southern Conference placed Maryland and Clemson on one year probation and barred bowl involvement with most schedules. Both schools may still play certain conference and non conference games under concessions. The vote was 12 to 5 with a separate 14 to 8 vote denying Sugar Bowl permission for Maryland.
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Richmond
Southern Conference
University of Maryland
Clemson College
Maryland
Clemson Eso
Clemson
H. c.Curly Byrd
Tennessee
Wrecks Terps
Miami
Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
North Carolina
West Virginia
George Washington
Washington and Lee
North Carolina State
South Carolina
Byrd
Terps
George Bush Leads Toledo Mercurys in Exhibition Clash
George Bush 6'3" guard for the Toledo Mercurys faces the Hagerstown Cabineers at Washington County Armory Sunday 3:30 p.m. A former Toledo University star, Bush previously played for the Sheboygan Redskins and will be joined by Stan Weber Jack Parkinson Beryl Drummond George Lindeman and Ed Greens. The Cabineers, still semi pro in the Penn Maryland Basketball Association, feature current and recent college players as the season opens. Frederick's Independent V. F. W. quint has not yet started their schedule.
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George Bush
Toledo Mercurys
Hagerstown Cabineers
Washington County Armory
Toledo University
Bush
Sheboygan Redskins
Stan Weber
NBA
Jack Parkinson
Indiana Olympics
Beryl Drummond
Dayton Mets
George Lindeman
Baltimore Bullets
Ed Greens
DePaul University
Chicago
Cabineers
Penn-Maryland Basketball Association
Frederick
V. F. W. Quint
Maryland to play Tennessee in Sugar Bowl despite ban
Charles Zatarain, president of the Mid-Winter Sports Association, said Maryland is expected to honor its contract to appear in the January 1 Sugar Bowl against Tennessee in New Orleans. The Southern Conference barred Maryland from postseason play, but Zatarain and Tennessee coach Bob Neyland voiced hope Maryland will resolve the issue and fulfill the agreement. Meanwhile camp news notes the Derrick Women's Bowling League nearing the end of its first half with All-Arounds leading the standings.
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Clemson
Tigers
South Carolina
Maryland
Byrd
Chapel Hill
N. C
University of North Caroline
Wallace Wade
University of Maryland
Southern Conference
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
New Orleans
Charles Zatarain
Mid-Winter Sports Association
Tennessee
Zatarain
Bob Neyland
Derrick Women’s Bowling League
Radio Program Listings and Shows Across Major Networks
A dense schedule lists NBC WRAL CBS WFMD MBS Wor ABC WMAL and more with programs like News Broadcasts Evening News Symphony Sports Roundups and variety hours. Notable names include Harl Godwin Archie Andrews Bob and Ray Hopalong Cassidy and Grand Ole Opry among others across stations and time slots.
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NBC
WRAL
CBS
WFMD
Johnny Dollar
Dhs Management
Abe AL Helfer
Mbr
Abe
Archie Andrewe
Nbt
Vaughn Monros
Ace
Gere Autry
Bob and Ray
Cha Teke
Cha Hawes
Cbhe
Guy Lombardo
The
Wax Works
Coe Orchestra
Chicago Theater
Orch
She
All Nets
U.N
Abe Bammy Kave
Cbs Ruggles
Abc
Ate
Abe Kenuray
de Whiteman
Teanasgare
Sid_ Caenar
Tay Emerson
Cbs Colleges Bankethall
Gose
Chicago
All Arounds lead as Dots & Dashes rise in standings
This week All Arounds held a slim lead while the Dots & Dashes jumped from fourth to a tie for second after sweeping MM Division games. Pick-Ups and PP Division also posted wins. Property and 709'ers trailed. Next week’s schedule features All Arounds vs PP Division and Dots & Dashes vs PD Division.
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Property
W. L. Pet
DiMaggio Quits Baseball Wise Move Says Time Ran Out
Johnny McCallum reports from New York that Joe DiMaggio chose to retire after 16 seasons with the Yankees. Analysts note aging, a fading arm, and lost fun, while peers like Moe Berg and Cy Young offer reflections on longevity and pride. Many stars continued later in weaker form. DiMaggio ends on his own terms.
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NEA
New York
Joe DiMaggio
Joe
Moe Berg
Jack Coffey
Braves
Red Sox
Fordham
Dixie Walker
Brooklyn
Ball Park
Dulia
DiMaggio
Ty’ Cobb
Athletics
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Gabby Harnett
Cubs
Eddie Collins
Trix Speaker
Washington
Rogers Hornsby
Cards
Honus Wagner
Spry
Gaffer Af
Pittsburg
Paul Waner
Grover Cleveland
Alexander
Cardinals
Denton Tecumseh Young
Cy Young
Walkersville Bowling League Latest Results
Ramblers leap to second by sweeping three games over Photo Lab. Murphy led with a 362 set as Ramblers posted 1 647 team, third best this season. Blue Devils still lead after taking two of three from Water & Sewage as standings tighten midseason.
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Photo Lab
Murphy
Ramblers
Headquarters
Roderick
Blue Devils
Water & Sewage
Service & Supply
Jdieft
W. L. Pet
Gavilan Wins On Technical Knockout
Welterweight champion Kid Gavilan battered Walter Cartier at Madison Square Garden to win by technical knockout in 1 minute 31 seconds of the tenth round. Gavilan weighed 151 vs Cartier 15914 pounds. Cartier led on official cards when the ending halted the bout.
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Gavilan
New York
Kid Gavilan
Walter Cartier
Madison Square Garden
Cartier
Havana
Greenwich Village
Refree
Ruby Goldstein
Goldstein
Judge Charley S Judge Gavilan Five Four Edge
Report mentions a 5-4 scoring edge for Gavilan with Judge Charley S. tallying the result and a prior note of a 6-2-1, all within a noisy ledger of court scores and unnamed questions. It references a federal settlement for eastern Indians and a $32,000,000 payment from the government to two tribes.
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Bill
New York
Charley Stell
Gavilan
Eastern
Win White River
Uncompa
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