Tee Green Captures VFW Country Club Championship
Theron D. Green, nicknamed Tee Green, won the VFW Country Club golf title, defeating Skippy Wenzel 10 and 9 after 36 holes. A Columbus native who captained Upper Arlington High and Wittenberg teams, Green has long been a standout in Ohio golf, including Father and Son wins and multi year Tri-State League leadership.
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Bob Barrington
Hammy" Derr
Tee
Skippy Wenzel
Baltimore
Columbus, O
Columbus
Upper Arlington High
Ohio
Wittenberg College
Springfield O
Floyd M. Green
Catoctin
Larkin Post Nine To Play At Lander
Lander hosts a Sunday 2 PM benefit game vs Larkin Post Nine with adds from Loudoun County including Ki Kaylor and Lefty Neall to boost a day of baseball for Tommy Pearl recovery. Lander beat Bolivar 8 to 2 last week and hopes for better turnout.
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Larkin
Lander
Ander
Wiliam F
Loudoun
Bolivar
All America football passers lead 1951 AP nominations
New York Oct. 18 1951 The Associated Press All America board announced 19 new passer nominees bringing total names to 38 for consideration for the season end offensive and defensive elevens. Notables include Fred Benners SMU Dick Kazmaier Princeton Gil Bocetti Washington and Lee and Bill Wade Vanderbilt. Bob Ward Maryland guard starred on defense with 47 minutes played in the Georgia 43-7 win.
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New York
Associated Press
Fred Benners
Southern Methodist University
SMU
Notre Dame
Dick Kazmaier
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Gil Bocetti
Washington and Lee
Virginia
Bill Wade
Vanderbilt
Mississippi
Bob Ward
Maryland
Ward
Georgia
Calls Major League Monopoly A Danger
Milwaukee sports editor testified before a House Judiciary subcommittee that a major league monopoly owning most players threatens baseball. R. G. Lynch warned that players are moved between teams without regard to fans, urging antitrust exemption review.
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Washington
Fii
Milwaukee
Congress Today
R. G. Lynch
The
Milwaukee Journal
Lynch
Mt Airy WSCS Meets in Calgary Church October 4
Mt Airy WSCS of Calgary Church held a Thursday meeting with 31 members and 2 visitors. Mrs Walter Spurrier led worship on God Is No Respecter of Persons, and Mrs Ray Simpson spoke on Christian Missions and Human Rights. The group planned zone and district events and discussed charity drives and gifts, closing with prayers led by Rev. Dickey.
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Calgary
Mt. Airy
Walter Spurrier
J. Keller Smith
Damascus
Swartzel
West Washington
Asbury
Frances Molesworth
India
Leon Leatherwood
France
Bears name Anderson for Redskins coach role
Chicago Bears owner Coach George Halas would trade Hank Anderson to coach Washington if the Redskins grant him a table in exchange for Andersons contract. The move would require Washington to meet Halas condition before finalizing the deal.
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Chicago
Chicago Bears
Heart- Jey (Hank) Anderson
Washington Redskins
Redskins
Washington
Bear
George Halas
Byrd Defends Varsity Sports and Football Place
COLLEGE PARK October 18 The University of Maryland president Dr H C Byrd defends varsity sports and football saying the game has a valued place in the school program He criticizes attacks on football noting no criticism of its character and cites a William and Mary scandal over athletic irregularities and tampering with transcripts Byrd vows curbs to keep football from usurping education He also says he is eager to beat North Carolina Saturday.
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University of Maryland Today
H.C. Byrd
William and Mary College
William and Mary
N.C
Byrd
North Carolina
Ward Named National Lineman Of Week In AP Poll
Maryland guard Bob Ward earned national lineman of the week honors in the second AP poll of 1959 after playing 47 minutes in Maryland’s 43-7 win over Georgia. The Elizabeth New Jersey native drew praise from coaches and reporters for his defense and offense, while Maryland faced a tough schedule with upcoming North Carolina. Gemstone unrelated fragments mention burglaries, theater cast, and other scattered items without coherent context.
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Bob Ward
John Chandlet
New York
Maryland
Bralken Inger
Terps
Georgia
Lneman
Weel
Ward
Elizabeth
N. J
Wally Butts
Jim Tatum
Associated Press
Baltimore burglar sentenced in sixteen year term
Ernest R. Crocker a 50 year old disbarred Washington lawyer was sentenced to 16 years in the penitentiary for burglarizing eight homes in Baltimore in October 1845. Judge S Ralph Warnken presided over a 65 person attendance at the sentencing. Wilmer Fohs 25 led the weekly Recreation Conms event.
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Baltimore
Ernest R. Crocker
Washington
S. Ralph Warnken
Wilmer Fohs
Navy fumbles yet dangerous in big game chatter
Navy is described as a fumbling but dangerous giant in a roundup of college football notes noting Pennsylvania over Columbia with Penn not beaten by them in 14 years and Texas beating Arkansas as part of a broader high school and government pay news batch.
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Navy
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Penn
Joe Varaitis
Mergin
Texas
Arkansas
Longhorns
Razorbacks
California Is Rated As No. 1
New York dispatch proclaims California as the top team under coach Lynn Waldorf. It notes a four year regular season streak and 38 straight games not counting bowls, predicts competitive showdowns with Tennessee and Texas A&M, and forecasts several key college football clashes across the nation.
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Lynn
Pappy) Waldorf
Golden Bears
Pappy
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Trojans
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Aggies
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Washington
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Don Heinrich
Notre Dame
Pittsburph
Fighting Irish
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Pitt
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Northwestern
Bob Zustrow
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