Athletes Move to Kansas City in Major League Shift
The Philadelphia Athletics were transferred to Kansas City as Arnold Johnson and three Chicago industrialists bought the club for about 34% million dollars. Johnson agreed to divest Yankee Stadium, while league votes favored the transfer 6-2 for the three month condition and 8-0 unanimous on new ownership.
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Industrial Bowling League Latest Results
The Industrial Bowling League shows Stup Crowther Brunswick 8 Phil's Esso Linden Hill Groce Farmers Coop 4 Jack's Feed Store 0 Blue Lite Cab 3 Eberts 1 Falk's Groce 3 Green's Service Station 1. Next week matches feature Eberts vs Stup Crowther Farmers Coop vs Blue Lite Cab Falk's Groc vs Brunswick Phil's Esso vs Green's Service StationJack's Feed Store vs Linden Hill Groc.
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Brunswick
Phil's
Esso
Linden Hill
Groce
Farmers Coop
Jack's Feed Store
Eberts
Falk's Groce
Green's
Stup Crowther Farmers Coop
Blue Lite Cab Falk's Groc
Brunswick Phil's
Linden Hill Groc
Phil's Esso
Falk’s Girne
Farmers Coop Vee
Stop Crowther
Brunswick Jack's Feed Store
Eberts Blue Lire
Cad
Werhig
Ranneberger
Phils Esso
Army Tank Attack Sparks Penn Clash in Philadelphia
Roundup notes Earl Blaik's Army football team has averaged 38 points in seven games and will likely reach that mark against Penn Quakers in Philadelphia. The piece also touches on Blaik's storied comeback after a scandal and a side note on Aga Khan racing broodmares sent to American buyers, including Imperia and Maj Cyril Hall’s remarks.
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Gayle Talbot
New York
Earl
Red
Imperia
Calumet Farms
Bull Lea
Mal
Campaign for Unrestricted Football Televison
Notre Dame athletic director Ed Krause stepped up a drive for unrestricted football television charging the NCAA policy is artificial and reactionary. He called Rex Ronal television a step in the right direction and argued that Notre Dame would like all games televised but has no plan to do so, while noting professional football markets its product effectively on TV.
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Noy
Ed Krause
Notre Dame
NCAA
House Jong
Chicago American
Krause
UCLA Stays No 1 Team in AP Poll
Hugh Fullerton Jr reports UCLA remained the nations top college football team in the Associated Press poll with 300 votes cast. UCLA led with 117 first place votes over Ohio State and Oklahoma, using the standard 10-9-8 scoring system.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
UCLA
Brunswick Triumphs In County Soccer Title Match
Brunswick High School clinched the county soccer championship by rallying to a 2-2 draw with Thurmont at Brunswick. Brunswick, unbeaten entering the game, needed only a tie to secure the title as Thurmont had fallen to Widdletown earlier. Lewis scored for Thurmont and Johnny Jones equalized for Brunswick with an assist from Petey Cooper.
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Widdletown
H Lewis
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Petey Cooper Lewis
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Ohio State
Oklahoma
Arkansas
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Army
Mississippi
Cal- Emmitsburg
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Iowa
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Miami
Florida
Middletown
Todas
Aurburn
Weigle
Purdue
Louis Divon
Petey
Cooper
First Brunswick
Bennett
L Baller
Engle IL L Anders
Mohler
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Notre Dame
Wheeler
Rice
Rover
Mundy
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Southern Cal
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Feltz
RFB
Sweeney
Thompson GS Weigle
Perinds li
Fla
Cincinnat
Minnesota
Lewis and Jones
Wisconsin
Sloat
Dixon
Virginia Tech
Jones
Booth, Castle
Dairy Farm Sold Near Leesburg in Ashburn Area
Arlington man F Parker buys a dairy farm exceeding 4300 acres in the Ashburn region, completing the purchase near Leesburg Va. The deal reflects a significant local agricultural expansion and defines Parker as the new owner of a large enterprise in Loudoun County.
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F .Parker
Arlington
Ashburn
Whispering Pines leads and records at league meet
In Leesburg notes the acieaze league standings show Whispering Pines atop team and individual records including high team fame and high individual game by B Fahrney. Weekly results feature Jacobson and Dusalls with top scores, while Bears battered in Chicago after a 28 23 win over Green Bay with 22 players treated for injuries.
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Jacobsons
Dusalls
Benesberg Merchants
B. Fahrney
Luzh
Koontz
Turner's Coliseum
Woodfields
Copenhaver
Burdette
Wolfensberger
Palladino
Weddle
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Englebrecht
Barnhart
Weaver
May
Eckard
Cramer
Might
Clingan
Fabrics
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Bradley
Landis
Powell
Schaeffer
Souders
Kitchen
Drenne
Bates
Hornbraker
Byers
Pasne
C Cmuth
Flair
Watkins
BEARS
Chicago
Chicago Bear
Green Bay Packers
George Halas
Matson Improves. Cardinals Star Concussion No Skull Fracture
Price Electric League reports Chicago Cardinals star halfback Matson suffered a severe concussion but no skull fracture after a game with the Eagles in Philadelphia. He may be ready to face the Rams in Los Angeles Sunday. Matson is hospitalized in Philadelphia and will remain until Wednesday.
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Matson
Chicago
Clibe Matson
Chicago Cardinals
Rams
Los Angeles
Eagles
Philadelphia
Ralph C O Halloran
Rays
Selyv Leads Scorers In Basketball Loop
New York reports Frank Selvy of the Baltimore Bullets tops NBA scoring with 125 points in five games, 25.0 a game, edging Bob Cousy of Boston by six. Selvy, a Furman alumnus, also leads in single game scoring with 33 against Philadelphia, while Ne Johnston of Philadelphia scored 26 in that outing. Larry Foust of Fort Wayne leads efficiency at 62.1, with Frank Brian of Fort Wayne going 12-for-12 on free throws.
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New York
Frank Sely
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Assn
Sey
Furman Universiti
Bob Conus
Boston
Selvy
Philadelphia
Ne Johnston
Larry Foust
Fort Wayne
Frank Brian
Fights Last Night by The Associated Press
Brooklyn Gene Cyclone out pointed Jackie La Bua in New York. Kenny Lane won over Orlando Zulueta in Muskegon. West Jordan Utah and New York venues named in report with fighter IDs.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
Gene
Cyclone) Fullner
West Jordan
Utah
Jackie la Bua
New York
Kenny Lane
Muskegon
Mich
Orlando Zulueta
Cuba
Reardon Resigns as Phillies Farm System Director
Joe Reardon resigned today as farm system director for the Philadelphia Phillies after 11 years of service. He offered no reason but said he planned to stay in baseball and noted he joined the Phillies in December 1943, soon after Bob Carpenter purchased the National League club.
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Reardon
Philadelphia
Joe Reardon
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Bob Carpenter
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