One-Time Stars Nelson Meet Local Ring Great Sunday
An all star team of former college and All American players led by Dick Great will play a local and outside lineup at the State Armory next Sunday afternoon. The event features Groat averaging 29.7 points per game this season and includes local stars from Villanova Maryland Penn State Camp Detrick and more with a preliminary game at 1 45 p m.
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Dick Great
Duke University
Wooden Way
State Armory
Great
Pittsburgh Pirates
Tommy O'Keefe
Georgetown
Washington Caps
Don Donnelly
LaSalle College
Syracuse Club
National Basketball League
Leroy Ishman
American University
Hugh Beins
Groat
Frederick
Lloyd Rice
Villanova
Jack? Griffin
New York U
Iuminary
Bob Marendt
University of
Penn State
Camp Detrick
College Basketball Scores Across East and South Regions
Saturday AP scores show La Salle overpowering Fueman 190 to 83 and Niagara defeating St. Bonaventure 79 to 65. Temple beat St Josephs Pa 73 to 45 while Penn topped Cornell 61 to 60. Other outcomes include Bucknell 73 over Army 77 and Pitt 77 over Quantico Marines 91.
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Associated Press
East la Salle
Fueman
Niagara
St. Bonaventure
Temple
St. Josephs
Penn
Cornell
Dartmouth
Princeton
Manhattan
CCNY
Ridgers
Bucknell
Army
Syracuse
Colgate
Connecticut
Yale
Columbia
Fordham
Georgetown
St. Francis
Blin
Adelphi
Duquesne
Quantico Marines
Bees Could Take Conference Lead In Mason Dixon Race
The Baltimore Bees eye the conference lead as they clash with Towson on Wednesday and Roanoke on Friday. Roanoke holds 7-0 atop the standings with American U and Bees all at 6-1, while Mount St. Mary’s Johns Hopkins and others jockey for position behind them.
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Associated Press
Baltimore Bees
Towson
Roanoke
Virginians
Lynchburg
Baltimore
Bees
U’s Eagles
American U
Mount St. Mary’s
Mountaineers
Eagles
Loyola
Baltimore U
Johns Hopkins
Bluejays
Hampden-Sydney
Randolph Macon
Vamhe
Hopkins
Tigers
Mount St. Mary's
Bridgewater
Washington
Sth
Catholic U
Western Maryland
Bryant Resigns as Kentucky Coach to Take Texas A&M Post
Kentucky accepts Paul Bear Bryant's resignation as football coach clearing the way for his move to Texas A&M as coach and athletic director. A screening committee is named to find Kentucky's new coach while Bryant weighs a rapid transfer with aides likely to follow.
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Lexington
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Kentucky
Texas A & M
University's Athletics Association
Bryant
Morgan
Texas A & M F
College Station
Texas
A & Wi
Clarence Underwood
Ermat Allen
Underwood
Allen
University
Faris
Shively
Texas A&m
Redskins Sign Their No 1 Draft Choice
Washington markets report that the Washington Redskins signed Steve Meilinger of Kentucky, their No 1 1934 draft selection. Meilinger, an All-Southeastern end, was named to the second team All America and expected to be used as an offensive end. Lambeau will meet with other top draft picks next to discuss plans.
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Washington Redskins
Steve Meilinger
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Curly Lambeau
Meilinger
Redskin
Steve
Lambeau
Midwest
Jim Schrader
Notre Dame
Billy Weiss
Michigan State
Pis
Bethlehem
Met- St. John’s
Sllinger
Easton
Calvary Methodists
Postsea- Urbana
Nlay
Middletown
Mt. Pleasant
Baptists
Quar Forest Grove
Buckerston It Co
UBL
Frederick Lutherac
Sayler
Norwood
Urbana
Ned
Wastler
St. John's
Middlecoff Furgol Tie For First Prize In Phoenix Open
In a windy final round at the Phoenix Open Golf Tournament Bob Inman Tulsa Okla faltered after a gust ripped a paper from a scorekeeper delaying his drive leading to a seven on the 10th hole. Cary Middlecoff and Ed Furgol tied at 272 after 72 holes and will contest an 16 hole playoff for the $2 000 first prize with others at 273 and 279 behind.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Bob Inman
Tulsa
Okla
Cary Middlecoff
Ed Furgol
Middlecoff
Memphis
Tenn
Furgol
Inman
Oklahoma
Jack Burke Jr
Kiamesha Lake
N. V
Jack Harden
el Paso
Tex
Johnny Weitzel
Hershey
Inman al
Peter Thomson
Melbourne
Bob Toski
Livingston
Chandler Harper
Portsmouth
Improvements Under Way At Charles Town
Charles Town West Virginia race course updates underway ahead of the 25 day session starting February 20. New 54 seat hot lunch counter with kitchen facilities on the second floor and 40 concrete block tack rooms in use. Planned total tack rooms 100 with a new 24 foot odds board in the grandstand east end. Old lunch counter razed to expand betting area by about 1000 square feet.
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Charles Town
W. Va
HM. Stevens
Stevens
Peacock To Defend His Title Tonight
New York reports Billy Peacock defends his North American bantam title Monday night at Brooklin Eastern Parkway Arena in a 12 round bout with Nate Brooke of Cleveland. Brooke, 20, is an Ohio State pre law student. The program includes other title and non title bouts across television coverage on Dumont ABC NBC networks and CBS sighting.
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New York
Billy Peacock
Brooklin
Eastern Parkway
Nate Brooke
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Peacock
Pappy Gault
al Cruz
Brooks
Ohio State
Dumont
Jimmy Carruthers
Australia
Jimmy Carter
Billy Lauderdale
Miami
Nassau
Bahamas
Joey Suampta
Buliaiu
Inevitable Leahy Quits Notre Dame Coaching Career
The article notes it was inevitable that Frank Leahy would give up coaching football at Notre Dame. It details the intense pressure, long hours, and health strains leading to the decision, with context on his tenure and succession by Terry Brennan. It also recalls Leahy’s career arc and prior health concerns.
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New York
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
South Bend
Leahy
Winener
Moose Krause
John J. Cavanaugh
Cs.c
Industrial Bowling Lose Health Center Highlights
Industrial Bowling loses to Health Center with a mix of results featuring Stup Crowther two, Warren’s one, Marlow’s two, Schlitz one, Harold’s two, Riddiemoser one, Tinners two, Fred one, Gladhill two, Plumbers one, Groff’s two, Morgan’s one.
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Stup-Crowther
Warren's
Marlow’s
Schlitz
Harold's
Riddiemoser
Tinners
Fred
Paint
Gladhill
Plumbers
Groff
L. Pet
Fred’k Paint
K & H Tinners
Marion's
Morgan's Lunch
Warren's Shop
Gladhill Furn
W. L. Pet
Riddemoser’s
Wright's
Groff Bros
AIG Smith
Schlitz Beer
Grabill’s
Harold's Shop
Fisher's
K. & H. Plumbers
Nash's
Warner
Crowther
H. Smith
Stroble
High Leymith
Forcing Mates To Feed Bevo Held Ridiculous Exhibition
New York reports harsh critique of Rio Grande basketball exploits led by Newt Oliver. Bevo Francis’s 113 of 134 points against Hillsdale draw ire, with critics calling the scoring stunts a travesty and pressuring governing bodies to curb the Rio Grande method. Several players from Brooklyn-Long Island and Ohio campuses are drawn to Rio Grande, highlighting the program’s pull and controversy.
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New York
NEAI
Little Rio Grande
Bevo Francis
Raccoon Township
Gallia County
Hillsdale
Mich
Francis
Paine
Little Adelphi
Madison Square Garden
Newt Oliver
Beva
Mighty Hillsdale
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Oliver
P.S
al Schrieber
Long Island University
Bernie Lepkofer
Brooklyn-Long Island
Rio Grande
Don Langender
Hartford
Ohio
Ed Jordan
Seabring
Owver
Connecticut
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Sue” Sunoco
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