TUFF Globetrotters show wobbles cited in West Virginia crowd
The Halem Globetrotters entertained at the Recreation Building with Goose Taum drawing laughs while the team showed less form than usual. Manager Dick Sachsel blamed back-to-back trips and mountain roads for nerves and a rare on-court skirmish between Pyak of the Toledo Mercurys and Lugher of the Philadelphia Sphras. Fans found the performance worth the price despite the hiccup, including WV Wesleyan Athletic Director C. B. Cebe Ross who enjoyed the act.
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Maryland Won't Bolt Conference. Tatum Confirms Stay
Maryland coach Jim Tatum denied rumors the Terrapins would leave the Southern Conference, saying Maryland is in the conference and will remain there. Clemson and Maryland were placed on one year probation in football for agreeing to post season bowls against league policy. Maryland, finishing third in the AP poll, faces Tennessee in the Sugar Bowl.
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Washington
Jim ‘Tatum
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Terps
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Deer population may rise after survey in Ft Frances
Ontario government biologist R C Passmore, after surveying the Ft Frances area, predicts deer herds will grow again in a few years. He reports current deer density averaging about seven per square mile in the Ft Frances region.
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R. C. Passmore
Ontario
Pheasant Season Opened for Wounded Vets by Jeep News
In Tulelake California a pheasant season kickoff welcomed 26 badly wounded veterans flown from Oakland to join hosts who provided lodging and gear. Vehicles and licenses were arranged by local clubs and officials, allowing vets to hunt from jeeps due to disabilities. The Tulelake 20 30 club organized the effort with participation from town residents and fisheries officials.
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Pineville Sophia Tilt Tops 4 Game Tonight
Pineville Minute Men visit Sophia while Richwood travels to Greenbrier Military School in top Raleigh County League action. Clear Fork, Meadow Bridge, Fayetteville, Gauley Bridge, Yaeger, Talcott, Princeton, Elkhorn, Marlinton, Meadow Bridge, and others posted wins. notable scores include Clear Fork 50 47 over Trap Hill and Meadow Bridge 70 60 over Mt Hope.
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Speed Pays Off in Salem Parking Meter Rule
Salem officials announce a time based penalty for overtime parkers. Those who reach city hall within 45 minutes after tagging pay a dime, while slow offenders pay 50 cents within 48 hours or a dollar thereafter. Previously a flat 50 cent fee applied.
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Tangled Deer 7 and Associated Press
Hunters along the Kaskaskia River trapped a 5 point buck in grape vines. A man cut it free as others used trees for protection. The 300 pound deer bounded away. Iman of the 2020 club coordinated the excursion and Tulelake civic turnout grew with a veterans hunting project.
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2020 Club
Tulelake
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Clown Prince Tatum Leads Globetrotters Past Whirlwinds
Harlem Globetrotters win their 55th straight, 72 to 0 over the Boston Whirlwinds as Reece Goose Tatum scores 41 points in a dazzling display. Fans cheer the King of all hoopsters while a small Knoxville crowd savors the show. The article also notes Neyland and Tatums coaching ties, and Snavelys early scouting praise for Tatum.
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Neyland Tatum Mutual Admiration Society Story
The two rival bowl coaches Neyland and Tatum exchange admiration through a private approval. Tatum recalls a Maryland defense consult when Dr. Byrd warned against an overmatched scheme, but Neyland supported it. Kentucky trustees announce no changes to athletics administration. Lustig of Duke begins medical studies in Holland.
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Associated Press
Lexington
University of Kentucky Board of Trustees
Grid Survey Shows Two Platoon System Stirs Debate
The Associated Press poll of 121 replies finds 71 in favor of two platoons and more squad depth for exciting play and more players in action, while 50 oppose citing higher costs, recruitment pressure, spectator confusion, and reduced player control. Noted editors Bill Rives and Sec Taylor present contrasting views on impact and feasibility.
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