Stagg's Innovations Shaped Early Football and Coaching
A profile of Amos Alonzo Stagg details his 41-year tenure at Chicago beginning in 1892, noting 246 wins, 108 losses, and 29 ties, plus coaching 32 track teams and 19 baseball squads. It credits his football innovations including the spiral pass, the flanker, and cross-blocking, and mentions his role in the Western Conference and the one-year residence rule. The article also covers severe winter weather across the central U.S., with blizzards, tornadoes, and cold waves affecting numerous states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
The
Maroons
Knute Rockne
Norway
Stagg
Notre Dame
Big Ten
Arizonan Ralph Cooper Named for Farm Credit Board
President Johnson recommended Ralph Cooper a Buckeye rancher for a six year term on the Farm Credit Board beginning April 1. Senator Hayden voiced confidence Cooper will win early Senate approval and serve effectively while Arizona gains its first Farm Credit Board member. Cooper runs a 600 acre operation west of Phoenix and holds multiple ag and dairy leadership roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Cooper
Buckeye
President Johnson
Federal Farm Credit Board
Johnson
Sen
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Cooper
Senate
Hayden
Phoenix
Senate Agricultural Committee
Arizona
Farm Credit Board
Arizona Farmers Production Credit Association
District Farm Credit Board of
Berkeley
Arizona Cattle Growers Association
Arizona Cattle, Feeders Association
Arizona Cotton Growers Association
Calcot Cotton Coop
Arizona Milk Producers Association
American Dairy Association of Arizona
Buckeye Irrigation Company
Agua Fria Union High School
Arizona State Farm Commission
Litchfield Park Kiwanisi Club
The
Federal Farm Credit ‘Board
Farm Credit Administration
Farm Credit
Race march violence and new voter gains in Alabama
Report recounts a violent clash as about 600 marchers were routed by mounted deputies. Eight people were hospitalized and a Pennsylvania professor was injured. Sheriff Clark announced marching rules under a federal order while Lowndes County registered its first Negro voter. A bill seeks to replace literacy tests with a six grade education standard.
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Hayneville
Ala
Board of Registrars
Lowndes County
Alabama Senate
Horse Racing Late Results From Mayland Downs Show Payouts
Yesterday’s late results list multiple races with purses from 4000 to 5500 dollars. Winners include Battle Star at 11 40, Adium at 6 80, Tibidabo at 3 00, Native Rythm at 8 00, First Violin at 5 20, Argosy at 19 00, Spacemaster 6 20, Rancherio 2 40, Big Party 3 40, Pat N Lou 27 90, Mit Mat 8 90, Camera Federal District Judges Action 7 30, Reality 7 20, Beyond Call 3 00.
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Battle Star
Blum
Adium
Knapp
Tibidabo
Hartack
Coffman
Big Party
Korte
Pat 'N Lou
Gustines
Mit Mat
Rotz
Federal District
Venezia
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Carrozzella
Statehouse Marching Resumed at Capitol Demonstration
Civil rights marchers resumed a three day protest before the state house building. Thirty three sign bearers including four women and four boys plus ministers called for action as organizers planned a larger march later. Foreign exchange students visiting the capitol reacted with mixed views on federal involvement.
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Argentina
America
Germany
Perfect Prince Upsets Maidens in Turf Paradise Race
Perfect Prince ridden by R Correa won the third race at Turf Paradise for 2 year olds maidens over 3 furlongs with Sully's Dream and Fierce Love placing. Time noted as 34 1. The also ran list includes Mr. Jo To Beau Candy Straw King Whoa Gal Whoa Wal Down and others.
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Perfect Prince
R. Correa
Sully’s Dream
R. Lidberg
Fierce Love
J. Afterburn
Mr. Jo To
Beau Candy
Straw King
Whoa Gal Whoa
Wal Down
Valenine Bell
Sabor Girl
Reds Demand U S Leave South Vietnam in War Tensions
MOSCOW UP I reports the Soviet Union formally urging the United States to halt bombing North Vietnam and withdraw troops and arms. The piece also briefly lists racing results and payouts from a South Vietnam event, including horses and jockeys with various earnings.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
United States
Viet
Aqueduct racing results with multiple claiming divisions
Card shows six races at Aqueduct with for maiden and claiming events across 6 to 7 furlongs. Winners include Ross Mahomey at 14.00 6.30 5.00 in first. Dowdeley Dow Mahomney 24.60 8.10 5.20 in second. Mellow Marsh Ussery 3.30 2.50 2.40 and Golden Gertie Turcotte 3.60 3.10 in third. Radar Site Valnzla 10.00 5.70 in fourth. Motley Turcotte 6.90 3.90 2.70 and Foreign Land Mahomey 2.60 in fifth. Mon Cher Frere Adams 18.10 7.10 4.20 and Trojan Sword Cutshaw 4.20 3.00 in sixth. The daily double paid 129.80.
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Ross
Mahomey
Valenzuela
Venezia
Dowdeley - Dow
Mahomney
Fire At Will
Freed
Hasty Paul
Ussery
Turcotte
Feliciano
Radar Site
Val
Secret Desire
Rotz
Ada Fom Decada
Motley
Jim Shot
Belmonte
Foreign Land
Mon Cher Frere
Adams
Trojan Sword
Cutshaw
Fighting Phantom
Boland
Envoy In Israel Seven Chilean Miners Buried
Seven miners were buried in a limestone mine near San Fernando seventy miles south of Santiago. One body was recovered and several others were feared dead as authorities feared the worst after the mine collapse. An envoy arrived to assist and a West German envoy was expected tonight.
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Santiago
Chile
San Fernando
Here
Jerusalem
Israel
UPI
Kurt Bir
Kenbach
Soviet Tass says Britain asked for Viet Nam cease-fire cooperation
The Soviet news agency Tass released a note replying to Britain's Feb 20 inquiry on Viet Nam cease-fire cooperation. The note, delivered Sunday night and released tonight, accompanies Andrei Gromyko's London visit and accuses the United States of violating the Geneva Indochina agreements and calls for a joint condemnation.
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Tass
Britain
Russia
Viet Nam
London
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Indochina
U.S
Kremlin
United States
Suits Stolen From San Gabriel Store
Police searched today for burglars who ransacked a San Gabriel men s clothing shop and stole about 200 suits valued at 10000 dollars.
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San Gabriel
UPI
Turf Paradise Racing Card Winds Through Fast Tracks
A turf day at Turf Paradise lists multiple three to six furlong races with numerous horses entered. Included are entries for Three Furlongs Air Trade and Four Furlongs Air Traffic with horses such as Brother George and Castle Dome, plus Five Furlongs Burial and Six Furlongs Bitki events featuring a wide field led by Globr Thistle.
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Air Trde
Brother George
Big_ Policy
Brett C
B.j.’S Flight
Castle Dome
Cal-A-Day
Determined Hero
Elgin Bunny
Fonecian
Freeway Fred
U/S TEXAS
Judgie
Little Sohn John
Lak Nak
Miss Wally
Nashville
Burial
Field Rich
Hasty World
Pantan
BITKI
Globr Thistle
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Juniata College
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Selma
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Federal
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Solly’s Folly
Jimmy Ritz
York
Patterson
Broussard
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Casenjo
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Baeza
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Archie Did
Barbie Shale
Barbs Boy
Campolita
Dorsett
Deep Sea
Dr. Goodfellow
King Sassin
Khal’s Hour
Kathie Remark
Little Jim
Merasia
Charlie
Pompicall
Principillo
Wallianne
Fine Arts Gallery of
Scottsdale
West Main Street
Stanton M. Bier
Thomas Mall
Christown
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