Army Navy Get Places On All America Look Magazine 1954
Army star Tommy Bell and Navy end Ron Beagle named to Look Magazine All America by Football Writers Association of America. Bell voted unanimous pick. Beagle praised for pass catching and blocking. Look All America lineup lists 22 players with two-way players per position. Awards events scheduled in New York December 3 4 with TV event on Gleason program.
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New York
Army
Tommy Bell
Navy
Ron Beagle
Football Writers Association of America
Glenn Davis
Lock
Beagle
Service
Grantland Rice
Look All America
Football Writers
Rice
Luvana al Ametica Wank Ue
TWA
Jackie Gleason
Max
Boydston
Oklahoma
Dean Dugger
Ohio State
Frank McDonald
Miami
William Brooks
Arkansas
Sid Fourner
Louisiania
Darris McCord
Tennessee
Art Walker
Michigan
Tom Bettis
Purdie
Calvin Jones
Towa
Frank Mincevich
South Carolina
Jim Salsbury
Ucla
Kurt Burris
Hal Easterwood
Mississippi
Alan Ameche
En Sin
Howard Cassady
Bob Davenport
Ralph Guglielmi
Notre Dame
Paul Larson
California
Bob McNamara
Minnesota
Dicky Moegle
Gorden Malloy
Bob
Georgia Tech
Phil Monahan
Alex Aronis
St. Mar
Notre Dame Navy
Charley Conerly
Philadelphia E S
Clemson
Florida
Joe Sherman
Bowling League Latest Results and Week Matches
Machinists beat Patternmakers 4 to 0 and Cleaners over Office 3 to 1. Warehouse topped Machinists 4 to 1 in another match. Next week Office vs Cleaners and Warehouse vs Machinists with Malders vs Patternmakers also on the card. Highs include Dinterman 45 for Machinists and team marks 610 and 1,742. New season records noted.
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Office
Molders Cleaners
Dinterman Machinists
Dinterman
Orioles Nearing Three New Players From Yankees Farm System
Baltimore plans to receive Kal Segrist Bill Miller and Don Leppert from the New York Yankees system as part of the three for nine deal completed previously. Orioles president Clarence Miles and manager Paul Richards declined comment. Yankees GM George Weiss said the transfer is not yet finalized and will require waivers in several players over the coming days. Segrist a 23 year old UT alumnus batted .291 with 15 homers and 90 RBIs for Kansas City last season. Miller pitched briefly for New York then Toronto, while Leppert hit .313 with 78 RBIs for Birmingham.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Kal Segrist
Bill Miller
Don Leppert
Orioles
Oriole
Clarence Wmiles
Paul Richards
New York
Yankee
Richards
George Weiss
Bob Turley
Don Larsen
Billy Hunter
Yanks
Gene Woodling
Willie Miranda
Hal Smith
Gus Triandos
Harry Byrd
Jim McDonald
Segrist
University of Texas
Kansas City Blues
Miller
Toronto
Leppert
Birmingham
Native Dancer Named Horse of the Year in 19th Poll
Native Dancer Alfred Vanderbuilt’s grey Sagamore star was voted Horse of the Year by Triangle Publications experts. The retired 4 year old drew 19 of 33 votes, beating High Gun with 11, Determine with 2, Helioscope with 1, and Nashua as 2 year old champion. Other champions include High Voltage Parlin Miz Clementine White Skies Pet Bully Stan Fisherman King Commander and Shipboard.
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New York
Alfred Vanderhilt
Triangle Publications
Dancer
Morning Telegraph
Daily Racing Form
King Ranch
Andy Crevelin
Determine
Wheatley Stable
High Voltage
Claiborne Farm
Delta
Foxcatcher Farm
Parlin
Calumet Farm
Miz Clementine
W. M. Wickham
Ada L. Rice
Crevelin
Maryland
High Gun
Manhattan
Captain Haines Leads York Kids Club Team
MAHLON N. HAINES of York who owns shoe stores including one in Frederick has left for St. Petersburg Fla where he reports election as Captain of the Kids club for the coming year. The team, all over 75, will train for the winter season beginning November 31. A debate over uniforms ended with Haines supporting white duck pants white dress shirts and black ties over standard baseball attire.
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Mahlon N. Haines
York
Frederick
St. Petersburg
Fla
Kubs
Capt. Haines
Mr. Haines
Maryland tracks seek late fall 1955 season plan
Pimlico and Laurel filed petitions for late fall 1955 meetings with the Maryland Racing Commission, proposing dates across spring and fall windows. Bowie asked to defer a decision until its current meeting ends, while the panel set December 9 for further date actions, amid ongoing seasonal racing at Bowie.
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Baltimore
Maryland
State Racing Commission
Pimlico
Laurel
Bowie
Jacob Kartmen
Statera
Fimtico
Pimtico
E. Taylor Chewning
Albert A. Shuzer
Janay
Fimben
Farec
Kartman
New Jersey
Between You N Me Br Murray A boxing profile junked
A national magazine dropped a boxing profile on Murray A for various accusations including army desertion and mob ties. The piece mentions boxing and sports chaos across colleges, pro football, and baseball figures, with many named athletes and teams referenced amid a broad sports gossip mosaic.
Don Faurat Praises Three Maryland Teams
Maryland coach Don Faurat praised three Maryland teams after a 73-? defeat by Missouri, noting the team’s effort and defense. He credited the players for raising their bars and outmanning Missouri, while Oklahoma remained the only stronger foe mentioned.
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Maryland
College Park
Marylands
Missouri
Tosing Coaen
Ramanerors
Oklahoma
Hama v
Mmaryland
Associated Press
Tauim
Faurots
Bowl bid games ready for New Orleans and Rose picks
Fresh six invitations to land's bowl games will be up for grabs today as college football bids heat up. Army Navy in Philadelphia draws a sellout crowd while Sugar Bowl officials eye Navy, and Mississippi could land the Sugar Bowl if it clinches the SEC title. Arkansas and Baylor loom in Cotton Bowl chatter with Georgia Tech, West Virginia, Auburn and Kentucky among possibles, while Duke eyes the Orange Bowl with Maryland. Rose Bowl planning Ohio State vs USC with Notre Dame and UCLA remaining in play. Oklahoma and others noted for potential bids. action centers on traditional matchups and final rankings.
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Br Murray
Buc
Paul Richards
Texas
Los Angeles Rams
Woody Hayes
Parentts
New Philadelphia
Denison U
Wendy
Miami
Chico
Ohio State
Deuthan
Don Ameene
Alan Ameche
Don
Alan
Notre Dame
Kenosha
Wis
St. Thomas of
Minnesota
Bob Christen
Frank Carbo
Jack v
Kansas City
Philly
Shekels
Willie Mays
Puerto Rico
Nature Boy
Dom DiMaggio
Lou Boudreau
Jacksonville
Baylor
Georgia Tech
Bob Woodruff
Auburn
Florida
Rip Watson
Associated Fresh
Army-Navy
Philadelphia
Navy
Mississippi
Rebels
Mississippi State
Reds
Arkansas
Baslor
Rice
Bears
Wwe
Houston
Georgia
West Virginia
Virginia
Alabama
Kentu
Duke
Nebraska
North Carolina
Blue Devils
Maryland
Missouri
Terrapins
Sori Walles
Kentucky
Penn State
Ohin State
Na Hon
Southern California
USC
South Bend
Trojans
UCLA
Oklahoma
A&m
Praters
Hearns
Boston College
Fortram
Villanova
Dawn South
Tennessee
Mount St Marys Opens Schedule With Strong Mount Squad
Mount St Marys College in Emmitsburg opens its 194? intercollegiate schedule December 4 at Memorial Gym against St Francis College of Brooklyn. Coach Jim Phelan returns eight veterans including five starters with eight promising freshmen, aiming for a top Mountain Conference season and prominent nonconference games against Georgetown St Peter's Upsala and St Francis of Loretto. Exhibition dates include Camp Meade and the Quantico Marines. full list covers December to February at home and away with multiple opponents.
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Jim Phelan
Mason Dixon
Mount St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
St. Francis College of
Brooklyn
Memorial Gymnasium
Phelan
Mountaineer
Mountaineers
Georgetown
St. Peter's
Upsala
St. Francis
Loretto
American University
Hampden-Sydney
Roanoke College
Newport News Apprentice School
Western Maryland College
Baltimore University
Loyoa College
Washington College
Catholic University
Towson State Teachers College
Loyola College
Quantico Marines
Georgetown University
Davis says he will beat Saddler and win title
Teddy Davis from Harford Conn says he can beat Sandy Saddler and claims a title shot after decisively outpointing Percy Bassett in a 12 round Madison Square Garden bout. The SBA gave Saddler until Dec 14 to defend, facing possible removal if unavailable. Davis’ camp vows to pursue the title, with a forfeiture threat if no bout by the deadline.
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New York
Teddy Davis
Harvfard
Conn
Sandy Saddler
Philadelphia
Percy Bassett
Madison Square Garden
SBA
Saddler
Bobby Woods
Spokane
Charley Johnston
Harlem Stasher
Sandy
Mushky Salow
Davis
Saddle
Associated Press
Teddy
Red Top
Hartford
Fights Last Night Wrangle Down in Various Matches
The Associated Press reports recent boxing results with Davis defeating Bassett in Hartford and Perez outranking Shiai in Tokyo. Martinez bested Gonzalez in Glendale while Conk and Monroe drew in Philadelphia. College football notes show Nebraska defeating Hawaii 30 to 0 and Trinity Texas trouncing Texas A&I 41 to 0.
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Tokyo
Pascual Perez
Argentina
Yoshio Shiai
Japan
Phoenix
Ariz
Jimmy Martinez
Glendale
Pedro Gonzales
Rankin
Philadelphia
Johnny Conk
Archie Monroe
Drew
Associated Press
Nebraska
Hawaii
Trinity
Texi
Texas
Notable NFL Pride and College Gridiron Echoes Encore
A collage of football anecdotes links the Steelers crushing the Browns and Paul Brown’s reaction, Sid Gillman’s eight day a week coaching, Penn State and Duke clashes, Vic Prinzi choosing Florida State over Notre Dame, and George Mikan’s salary dispute shaping his Lakers exit. It blends arena drama with coaching legacies.
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Ing
Vince Martinez
Smast Gladiators
Sid Gilliuan
Cincinnati Air America
West Point
Arnold
Army
Sid
Red Blaik
Penn
Duke
Steve Sebo
Paul Riblett
Steve
Gan State
Vic Prinzi
Florida State
VMI
Notre Dame
Lakers
Laker
Dugie Marlin
Jim Pollard
Vern Mikkelsen
E Arnole Gauffa
Big George
Clyde Lovelette
Mikan
Eddie LeBaron
College grid chatter and oddities from 1946 practice notes
A fragmentary reminiscence from a 1946 College of the Pacific practice session features John Rohde's tough defense on a fullback, a misplayed handoff by Eddie, and a long gain by a halfback. The piece references Ed Pope of Atlanta, Georgia Tech guard Franklin Brooks, and a broader mix of college teams and anecdotes.
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College of the Pacific
John Rohde
Eddie
Rohde
Yaie
Army
Georgia Tech
Kentucky
NBA Down to Eight Clubs After Bullets Suspension
The National Basketball Association reduced to eight teams as Baltimore Bullets suspend operations for 1954 55 with an option to rejoin next season. Players were allocated by draft among Rochester New York Syracuse Fort Wayne Philadelphia Milwaukee and other clubs per league plan.
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New York
National Basketball Assn
Baltimore Bullets
NBA
Bullets
Baltimore Outfit
Frank Knox
Baltimore
Rochester
Don Henricksen
Paul Hoffman
Herman /Hedderick
Boston
Bob Houbreys
Ed Miller
Miller
Syracuse
Connie Simmons
Fort Wayne
al Reges
Minneapolis
Bob Leonard
Philadelphia
Ken Murray
Milwaukee
Frank Selvy
Questions And Answers On Spanish King Abdication And Chamber Music
Q Did King Alfonso of Spain abdicate No the king refused to form aiy dine Ne vas wise Spain and died in Rome in 1941. Q Why is a type of music for small groups called chamber music A The term comes from the music originally performed in the chambers of private homes Tf is now usually played at public concerts in small halls.
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Alfonso
Spain
Rome
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