Football Players Aid Crippled Children at East West Game
San Francisco dispatch describes college stars visiting Shriners Crippled Children Hospital, each assigned a child and wearing school colors as part of the annual East West charity game buildup. Stars like Big Bill Trautwein and Bruce Van Alstyne participate, aiding a push toward more than a million dollars raised for the humanitarian project. The East and West squads prepare at Santa Clara and Stanford ahead of the December 30 Kerar Stadium matchup with about 60,000 in attendance.
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San Francisco
Big Bill Trautwein
Ohio State
Big Bill
Little Frankie
Edith
Bruce Van Al+styne
Stanford
Fran Rugle
Nebraska
Shriners Crippled Children’s Hospital
Cach Onn
Kerar Stadium
Kyte Rote
Southern Methodist
Jerry Groom
Bill Gay
Notre Dame
Santa Clara
Stanford University
Buddy Parker Named As Coach Of Lions
Detroit named Buddy Parker head coach transferring from backfield coach to replace Bo McMillin who resigned. George Wilson and Aldo Forte signed one year contracts as staff. W. Nicholas Kerbawy named business manager. Parker reportedly signed for less than McMillin’s 30,000 a year.
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Detroit
Raymond
Buddy) Parker
Detroit Lions
Texan
Lions
Alvin
Bo” McMillin
George Wilson
Aldo Forte
Lins
W. Nicholas Kerbawy
McMillin
Parker
AfcMillin
Hagerstown Man Shot in Leg Police Seek Reason
Robert L. Hess aged 28 was shot in the leg and officers pursued the cause. He staggered into a filling station with blood from the wound and claimed a park accident. Police noted stains, a scuffle sign, a discharged shell, and Hess listed as in critical condition while investigations continued.
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Hagerstown
Robert L. Hess
Hess
Linwood Newtomer
Washington County Hospital
Court News Marriage Licenses and Local Transactions
Court notices list licenses for Howard Corum and Belva Byler, Floyd Lyles and Vanda Jackson, Glenn Pearl and Bessie Fauble, Orville Clark Jr and Anna Marshall, Donald Alfison and Rose Brewer, Dwight Roy and Ruthellen Lenhart. Property transfers show Keefer Koogle to Hamilton Hames and others with $10 sums. Budget Bureau approves $1.5 million for Baltimore Washington parkway to accelerate the alternate route, targeting costs through June 30 1951.
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Knoxville
Belva Rebecca Byler
East Sixth Street
This City
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Toe Street
Vanda N. Jackson
Famsville
Glenn E. Pearl
Lander
Bessie M. Fauble
Orville H. Clark, Jr
Keysville
Anna M. Marshall
Fairplay
Donald Shafter Alfison
Rose Marie Brewer
Trout Run
Dwight M. Roy
North Market Street
Ruthellen Lenhart
Carroll Parkway
V. Russell Allnutt
Earl Page
Keefer M. Koogle
Hamilton Hames, Inc
Gerald G. Shorb
Charles Robert Eyler
Washington
Budget Bureau Today
National Park Service
Baltimore-Washington Parkway
Park Service
Santa COWBOY Fe LUCRECE HUDGINS CHAPTER 15 THE TRAP
In Santa Land Bucky wins praise after outshooting the Jindians and saving a life. The tribes ride off in anger as Tweedleknees Unity helps finish toy orders before Christmas. Santa contemplates traveling the world without his deer Dasher who has vanished with the Jindians.
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Herman
Hurricane
Lonesone Bove
Santa
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Tweedleknees
Santa's
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Patrick Tweedleknees
Mrs. Claus
Sara
Dasher
Santa Lane
Burky
Indian War Dance Rescue Teased By Night Ambush
Bucky is captured by three Iindians who cover him with a blanket and rope him to a horse. They ride him toward a forest camp as Santa Knew looms distant. Chief Hurricane leads the group with Lonesome Boy nearby by a blazing bonfire.
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Santal
Santa
Lonesome Boy
Santa Land
Chief Hurricane
Dasher Courage Returns in Lone Indian Friend Rescue
In a tense scene at Santa Land, Bucky is captured by Jindians but freed by Lonesome Boy. They find Dasher the reindeer and escape on the deer into the night, while a separate note from Hagerstown reports Marion McKenzie’s premature celebration after prison release ends with a 30 day delay.
Southern Cal Drops Cravath
USC owner Jeff Cravath resigns after nine years as head coach amid alumni pressure. He departs Jan. 1 with about 80,000 dollars to buy out remaining contract. record at USC 54–28–8 with four Coast Conference titles and four Rose Bowl appearances. Possible successors include Paul Brown, Bud Wilkinson, Tay Brown, Jordan Olivar, and Frank Leahy.
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Cravath
USC
Alabama
Michigan
Trojans
Navy
California
UCLA
Notre Dame
Trojan
Howard Jones
Denver University
San Francisco University
Blair Cherry
Texas
Wes Fesler
Ohio State
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Paul Brown
Cleveland Browns
Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Tay Brown
Compton Calif
Jordan Olivar
Loyola University
Frank Leahy
West Knocked Out in Ring at St Nicholas Arena
Sonny Boy West of Washington D C was rushed to St Clere s Hospital after being kayoed in the seventh round by Philadelphia slugger Percy Bassett at St Nicholas Arena. A brain specialist was summoned as West collapsed hitting his head on the ring floor and failed to regain consciousness.
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New York
Sonny Boy West
Washington, D. C
St. Clare's Hospital
Percy Bassett
Philadelphia
St. Nicholas Arena
West
Vincent Nardiello
Ring Tragedy Echoes Past Fatal Knockout
The athletic commission physician administered a stimulant to West who was carried from the ring on a stretcher and remained unconscious to surgery. Dr Nardiello noted the gravity as he moved to the hospital while thousands watched on TV and 895 attended in person. The bout recalled a February night when Lavern Roach died after a knockout in the same arena by Georgie Small.
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Athletic Commission
West
Nardiello
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