Top three teams dominate AP All America 1951 football team
Tennessee Michigan State and Maryland lead the AP All America team after the final season poll. Hank Lauricella and Pug Pearman anchor the offense and defense for Tennessee while Michigan State's Bob Carey and Don Colehan earn spots. Maryland places Bob Ward and the Modzelewski brothers on the roster as repeat selections.
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Associated Press
NEW York
Tennessee
Michigan State
Maryland
Bob Carey
Don Colehen
Bob Ward
Modzelewski Brothers
Edward
Notre Dame
Don Coleman
Marvin Matuszak
Tulsa
Doug Moseley
Ken Stucky
Dick Kazmaier
Princeton
Hawk Lauricella
Hugh McEihenny
Washington
Larry Isbell
Baylor
Basketball Results From Various Colleges
Manhattan 63 Texas Christian De St Johns 66 Grigham Young 52 Boston College 76 Rhode Island 6y Morris Harvey 95 Shepherd 42 Dartmouth 76 Middlebury 55 Indiana 68 Valparaiso 39 Purdue 68 Depauw 56 Western Kentucky 69 Evansville 56 Depaul 87 Chicago Twins 58 Chicago Loyola 92 Wayne s(Mice ) 73 Miami Ohio 79 Ohio Univ 58 N C State 65 Wake Forest 62.
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Morris Harvey
Shepherd
Dartmouth
Middlebury
Indiana
Valparaiso
Purdue
Depauw
Western Kentucky
Evansville
Depaul
Chicago Twins
Chicago Loyola
Wayne’ S
Mice
Miami
Ohio
Ohio Univ
N.C. State
Wake Forest
Miami Open leads with Snead Bolt 64 first round pace
In Miami Snead and Bolt shot 64s to lead the Miami Open as top contenders vie for the $2,000 first prize. Ford Penna and Besselink sit tied for third with 66 while Wadkins Demaret Hamilton and Worsham are just off the pace.
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Snead
Bolt
Florida
Doug Ford
Harrison, N
Toney Penna
Cincinnati
al Besselink
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Lloyd Wadkins
Miami
Jimmy Demaret
Ojai
Calif
Bob Hamilton
Evansville
Ind
Lew Worsham
Oakmont
New York
Jersey Joe Walcott
Athletic Commission
Eadie Eagan
Gi Turner
Boxing Writers Association
Walcott
Ouf Ezzard Charles
Edward J. Neil
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San Francisco
Dewe
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Hugh McElhenny Washington
AL Brosky
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Pat O‘donohue
Wisconsin
Keith Flowers
Texas Christian
Bill Pearmanney
Oklahoma
Lolemar
Iqon State
Sports Mirror
Associated Press Today
George Trautman
The
Minor
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Jack Brom- Bears
Chicago Cards
Australia
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Schroeder
United States
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Sob Carey
Richter
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Tulse
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Raleigh Register
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Okahoma
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Ray Beck
Georgia
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Caliornia
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Manhattan
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Turner
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West’ Virginia
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Charles
Chuck) Taylor
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Tony Trabert
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Geoff Brown
Sandy’ Saddler
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Continental Distilling Corp
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