Stanky to Manage Cards Rivaling Hornsby Browns Feud
Eddie Stanky signs to pilot the St Louis Cardinals for two seasons at 75 000 dollars, a move that intensifies the St Louis baseball feud between the Cardinals and Browns. Hornsby leads the Browns after almost taking the Cardinal job, with both managers set to clash as fiery, publicity savvy figures. Stanky plans a playing role and believes he has about three years of big league service left.
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Scholastic and College Scores From Huntington to Utah State
Associated Press report lists multiple high school and college games with scores. Huntington 41 over St. Josephs 38. Paden City 56 over Elizabeth 38. Monaca 47 over Chester 40. West Liberty 69 beat Beckley 60. Syracuse 63 defeated Brigham Young 58. Virginia State 86 over Bluefield State 63. William and Mary 94 over Morris Harvey 46. Mississippi State 73 over Florida State 47. Lenoir Rhyne 65 over Western Carolina 58. Hampden Sydney 77 over Bridgewater 59. St. Paul Hanes Hosiery 66 over Winston-Salem Twins 75. Atlantic Christian 65 over Culver-Stockton 55. Dayton 59 over Mississippi Southern 92. Centre Kentucky 92 over Cumberland 47. Shenandoah 60 over Potomac State 97. Kentucky 97 over Xavier Cincinnati 72. Northwestern 80 over Western Michigan 77. Oklahoma 56 over Baylor 48. Kansas 65 over Creighton 4%. West Texas State 63 over New Mexico 42. Utah State 69 over Sacramento 64. Idaho 64 over Montana 58. Phillips 66 Oilers 83 over Whitworth Spokane 55.
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Tug Wilson Quietly Recommends No Contact Between Colleges
New York report notes a coincidence as Tug Wilson proposes no contact policy between colleges on the same day Fullerton Jr. is referenced in coverage. The item hints at broader discussions about athletic and academic interactions within higher education.
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College recruiting debates and pro sports ties in 1960s era
Alumni from Indiana University and Michigan professors argue over athletic department influence, while Florida State University public relations touts early recruiting success with four scholarship acceptances. Mel Hutchins and Colleen Hutchins headline NBA appearances as Ed Weber of William and Mary commits to the North South game in Miami on Christmas night.
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DiMaggio to announce plans amid busy winter meetings
New York report says Joe DiMaggio will reveal his future plans today while Eddie Stanky negotiates a two year contract to join the St. Louis Cardinals. Cincinnati and Philadelphia completed a seven player trade during the winter meetings.
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Baseball commissioner's ouster marks a major league shift
A. B. Chandler’s contract as baseball commissioner was not renewed by major league club owners, signaling a turning point in league leadership. The item recalls past sports milestones from hockey, baseball trades, and a brief cryptic reference to a long-ago Bat Bat segment.
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Catholic Presbyterian Upset Ties Lead in Church League
In last night's Recreation Building games five teams competed for top and runner-up spots with Catholic and Presbyterian pulling upsets. Catholic defeated giant-killer Christian 29 26 and Presbyterian beat Johnstown Baptist 28 26 to join Temple and Beth El in a first place tie with 3 1 records. Episcopal forfeited to Beth El, leaving a two way lead while Temple edged First Baptist 30 26. Standings show Catholic Presbyterian Christian Johnstown Baptist tied for second at 2 2 with Temple and Beth El at 3 1. Veloskis and Episcopal 0 4.
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Boxing Champions Ordered To Defend Titles By NBA
The National Boxing Association warned three world champs Kid Gavilan Jersey Joe Walcott and Joey Maxim that titles must be defended within set deadlines or be forfeited Gavilan must sign to fight Charles Hume within 10 days or lose the title Walcott Maxim have three months to decide title opponents and the NBA listed contenders for their bouts Gavilan also faced a potential challenge to Homer European champion as a condition of his title The NBA action follows a Chicago convention urging more fighting by champions.
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Talino Stops Al Singer in Second Round at MSG
In Madison Square Garden the fighter Talino scored a knockout over Al Singer in the second round of their boxing bout. Singer failed to answer the bell after the eight count as Talino secured the victory.
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