Wyant vs Salvaterra Highlights Pitt West Virginia Clash
The article contrasts Freddy Wyant of West Virginia with Pitt sophomore Cornelius Salvaterra, noting Salvaterra's 96 rushing yards and 105 passing yards on 16 completions in Pitt's win. It argues Wyant is overrated, and discusses other high school and college ratings, rankings, and upcoming games including Ohio State.
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West Virginia
Freddy Wyant
Pitt
Wyant
Cornelius (Corny) Salvaterra
Mountaineers
Salvaterra
Panthers
Trap Hill
Rupert
Marlinton
Bill Fugitt
Farmington
Moorefield
St. Albans
Barboursville
Webster Springs
Follawsbee
University of Pittsburgh
Notre Dame
Southern Cal
Minnesota
Navy
Nebraska
Baylor
Northwestern
Ohio State
Freshman Showdown Highlights WVU and VPI clash
West Virginia Freshmen meet Virginia Tech Plebes in Blacksburg as both programs showcase a strong future. Each unbeaten yearling squad features top talent under coaches Art Lewis and Frank Moseley, with WVU beating Fairmont State and Ohio University freshmen and Tech tallying wins over Emory and Henry and Duke. Saturday’s result may reveal which has the stronger junior rung.
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Blacksburg
West Virginia
Virginia Tech
Tech
WVU
Art “Pappy” Lewis
Frank Moseley
VPI
Little Mountaineers
Fairmont State
Ohio University Fresh
Emory
Beckley Considered for Class B Championship Football
A fragment notes Beckley as a potential site for the Class B championship football game, with no further details on dates teams or organizing bodies available in the readable text.
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Beckley
Frisco Beckons Big League Ball
San Francisco voters appear to approve a five million dollar stadium bond to lure a major league baseball club, leading 104,752 to 42,599 with 1,200 of 1,302 precincts reporting. The plan, allowed for baseball and other recreation uses, is pitched as essential to securing a first division club.
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San Francisco
Saturday Updates From London Matchup For Friday Game
Coach Murray Jeffries announced Friday night that the home football game against Washington High of London would start at 7 30 p m instead of the usual time. Washington High tied Byrd Prillerman last Saturday and has wins over Garnet Bolling plus losses to Simmons and DuBois.
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Murrray Jeffries
Washington High of
London
Byrd Prillerman
Garnet and Bolling
Simmons
DuBois
Beagle Club to Elect Officers at Mountain State Meet
Beagle Club members will vote on officers during Thursday night meetings at 8 p.m. in Dr J H O Dell office A portion of the session will cover continuing business and discussion on upcoming plans and activities.
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Mountain State Beagle Club
J. H. O'Dell
Navy's Beagle Named Lineman Of Week In 6 0 Victory
Navy's Ron Beagle 6 0 185 pound end earned Associated Press Lineman of the Week after starring on defense and in a passing attack that troubled Notre Dame in the Middies 6 0 loss Beagle a sophomore junior from Covington Ky teamed with Georgie Welsh in a balanced effort that nearly produced a tying TD Beagle's two way play drew praise from Notre Dame athletic director Edward Moose Krause and he edged out Sam Palumbo Florida and Steve Delatorre Florida in the weekly vote
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Navy
Ron Beagle
Notre Dame
Middies
Associated Press
Beagle
Covington
Georgie Welsh
Edward
Moose) Krause
Tennessee
Tom Tracy
Sam Palumbo
Filchock Extended As Riders Coach In Canada
Frank Filchock, former New York Giants quarterback, signed a one year contract to coach the Saskatchewan Roughriders of the Western Interprovincial Football Union. He first joined in 1953 and led the team to playoff semifinals in the last two seasons before this year’s semifinal loss to Winnipeg.
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Regina
Frank Filchock
New York Giants
Saskatchewan Roughriders
Western Interprovincial Football Union
Filchock
Winnipeg
Saavedra Beats Capone In 10 Round Featherweight Bout
In Galveston Texas Chino Saavedra the Texas featherweight and lightweight champion won a unanimous 10 round decision over Ralph Capone the former international Golden Gloves champion. Saavedra weighed 135 pounds to Capone's 134 Capone hailing from Chicago while Saavedra's hometown is Torreon Mexico.
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Galveston
Tex
Chino Saavedra
Texas
Ralph Capone
Saavedra
Torreon
Mexico
Capone
Chicago
Club Actions Include Site Choice and Delegation
The report notes the selection of the club site, constitutional changes, a membership drive, and the naming of a delegate to attend the Spencer meeting.
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Spencer
Landau Favored in 3rd International at Laurel
Laurel Md, clear day with a field of seven horses from four countries facing the third Washington International at Laurel Park for a $50,000 purse. Landau, an English colt, drawn with rivals including High Gun, Fisherman, Banassa, Worden II, Norman, and Worden, as locals and visitors tip the race. Claude Lalanne rides Banassa while Arcaro mentors Fisherman, with mud favoring several European contenders and Worden remembered as last year's runner.
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Laurel, Md
Washington, D.C
Laurel Park
Landau
High Gun
Fisherman
Eddie Arcaro
Banassa
Worden II
Norman
Worden
Craft Admiral
Julien Decrion
Paris
Morocco
Vineyard and
Orange Orchard
Claude Lalanne
Wilwyn
England
Arcaro
U.S
America
Stanley Mikell
Brush Brun
Lady Bury
Frank W. Dennis
Noel Murless
Sun Forecast for Laurel Park Horse Race
Weather Bureau predicted sun for the third Washington DC International at Laurel Park with a morning of clouds wind and cold. Afternoon expected mostly sunny with a high near 40. Track rain yesterday left the course soft today.
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Laurel, Md
Weather Bureau
Washington, D. C
Laurel Park
Queen Elizabeth Tops Field At Soft Turf Derby
Queen Elizabeth is the sentimental pick for a mile grind on the infield grass, while Banassa from France and Fisherman from the United States draw heavy bets. Rain has left a soft course as bettors weigh the race odds, with Fisherman owned by C. V. Whitney in the spotlight. High Gun from King Ranch was scratched, leaving question marks over the favorite’s chances.
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Queen Elizabeth
France
United States
Fisherman
New York
C. V. Whitney
King Ranch
High Gun
Hart’s Defensive Lift Nets $25 Fine Reversal
Detroit Lions coach Buddy Parker rescinded a $25 fine on Leon Hart after Hart switched to defense against the Los Angeles Rams. Hart’s 22 yard interception return for a touchdown helped Detroit beat the Rams 27 24. Parker, famed for talent use and team psychology, guided the Lions to NFL leadership alongside the 49ers.
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Detroit
Leon Hart
Detroit Lions
Hart
Sonny Gandee
Los Ageles Rams
Big Leon
Buddy Parker
Norm van Brooklin
Leon
Lions
Parker
Pasadena
Hartley
San Francisco 49Ers
Play Series Over Tribe Would Win Says Mantle
Cleveland Indians would beat the New York Giants in a World Series if they played again, says New York Yankee star Mickey Mantle. The 23-year-old centerfielder, in Colorado Springs on a business trip, calls Cleveland the toughest team in the American League and notes the Giants’ early jump and strong pitching as the deciding factors.
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Cole
Cleveland Indians
New York Giants
New York Yankee
Mickey Mantle
Cleveland
Giants
Football winds down as 17 teams close season this weekend
Snowy forecast leaves several schedules wrapped up, with An sted, Frankford, Glen Rogers and others already finished. The weekend will determine champions in the Blue Grass and Pocahontas conferences while teams like Cowen Webster Springs, Fayetteville, Montgom ery and Lookout face final rivals. Be sure to note postponements and possible last games before a 24-team finale next week.
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Nuttall High
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Lewisburg
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Ronceverte
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Mullens
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Richwood
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Hazel
Beckley
East Bank
Hinton
Stratton
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Washington High of
London
Elkhorn
Bulldogs
Gauley Bridge
Charleston Catholic
Travelers
Mt. Hope
Sophia
Blue Hawks
Virgil Dillon
Rumors Linked Allie Reynolds To Baseball Retirement
Oklahoma City report says Allie Reynolds, former Yankee right hander, may retire after a severe cut on his right index finger and a chronic back ailment. Age and pending grafting surgery raise three big questions about his return, spring pain, and whether his oil business will drive his decision to pitch again for about 30,000 dollars.
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Oklahoma City
Allie Reynolds
New York Yankees
Colorado Springs
Colo
Harridge Under Fire Over Philadelphia Athletics Dilemma
Gayle Talbot reports the American League president Will Harridge faces mounting pressure over the Philadelphia Athletics dispute. With three years left on his contract the 69 year old leader contemplates stepping aside if duty fails to sustain him amid a split league and doubts about financing the Mack family's ownership, Arnold Johnson backers, and a Kansas City move.
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New York
Will Harridge
Philadelphia Athletics
Harridge
Bill Dickey
Yankees
Carl Reynolds
Washington Senators
American League
Athletics
Connie Mack
Mack
Philadelphia
Arnold Johnson
Kansas City
Save Vital Entries In Bridge Do Not Draw All Trumps
Tomorrow's Problem shows how delaying trump drawing can preserve dummy entries. South misplayed by drawing trumps early, while the third declarer used dummy honors to enter and win. The puzzle asks how East should reach the lead and what to do next to exploit the situation.
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East
West
South
Carnegie Tech Keeps Unbeaten Tiny Schedule on Quiet Rise
Carnegie Tech, 6-0 against small colleges, maintains a de-emphasized program under Dr. J. C. Warner and coach Eddie Baker. Baker, a Pitt alum, leads a part time staff while emphasizing education over big-time football as Tech enters a pair of tests against Washington & Jefferson and Lehigh.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Notre Dame
Tech
J. C. Warner
Eddie Baker
Baker
Pitt
Eddie
Tartans
Irish
Cach
Navy
Shadyside Academy
Washington & Jefferson
Lehigh
W&j
Best protectors for catchers and other sports trivia
Answers cover catcher chest protectors first used in 1885. Flyweight division has no American top contenders with Yoshio Shirai champion. Dusty Rhodes holds World Series pinch hit record with three straight games in 1954. Theodore Roosevelt was the first golf playing president. A female horse is a filly until four, then mare. Olympia wreaths marked the 776 B C Games. The first US ski club formed in 1872 at Berlin New Hampshire. Max Schmeling won the heavyweight title on a foul in 1930. Only three World Series ties have occurred. Eddie Arcaro won six Belmont Park stakes in 1952 earning $30,299.
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United States
Eddie Arcaro
Belmont Park
Yoshio Shirai
Japan
Dusty Rhodes
The
Giants
Theodore Roosevelt
B. C
Mt. Olympus
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