Four More Bowl Lineups Completed by AP
College of the Pacific remains outside major bowls as four more postseason lineups are announced. Georgetown, Texas Western, and California appear in various bids while Sun Bowl sponsors face mixed results. Other bowls still seeking teams include Gold Dust Bowl and Harbor Bowl.
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Rebel Squad for Blue-Gray Game Completed
A 24 man southern roster for the Blue-Gray all star game on December 31 was completed under coach Blair Cherry and assistants Rube McCray and Bear Wolf. The list includes Ends Dick Sheffichit and Rebel Steiner among others, with the northern squad to be finalised later in the week.
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Reds Announce 150-Game Exhibition Schedule With Yankees
The Cincinnati Reds released a 150 game exhibition slate for the spring training season. They will face the world champion New York Yankees in St Petersburg on March 30 and in Tampa on April 3 and at Crosley Field on April 12. The schedule lists numerous pre season matchups versus Red Sox, Tigers, Cardinals, Phillies and Braves across Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, West Virginia, and Ohio venues, ending with a Yankees game in Cincinnati on April 2 and final Indians games in Richmond and Indianapolis through mid April.
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First Day Deer Kill Tops 1700 as Officials Brace for Figures
West Virginia reports 1775 deer killed on opening day amid partial tallies and ongoing verification. Tucker County leads with 351, possibly a new county record, while several hunters face violations. Most deer were young bucks. an albino-cross specimen was noted among the catches. Historic county totals and year-to-year comparisons are in flux as figures are finalized.
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Three Russells Step Into SMU Football Lineup
Southern Methodist University faces a tough season with three players named Russell in the backfield and receiving end positions. H N Russell is a halfback J D Russell a fullback and Charles Russell an end all appearing in every game.
D&E Morris Harvey Favored In State Conference Hoop Race
Morris Harvey and Davis and Elkins lead the State Conference hoop race as top offensive teams. King of Morris Harvey nears a national scoring mark while Eaton and Huey anchor D and E. The Eagles face a tough early schedule with games against dayton Loyola of Baltimore Texas Wesleyan and more.
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Giant Notre Dame End Gets Heisman Trophy
Notre Dame end Leon Hart, a 6 foot 4 inch 285 pound star, won the 1949 Heisman Trophy by a wide margin. Hart led the field with 995 points, far ahead of runner up Wallace Justice of North Carolina.
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Groza Tops Scoring as Olympians Slip Nuggets
Alex Groza leads the Indianapolis Olympians with 383 points in 17 games, averaging 24.0 per, surpassing George Mikan. The Olympians beat Tri-City 92 to 76 as Groza poured in 28 points. Denver Nuggets drop to 1-16 in 17 starts, while Philadelphia nips Denver 57-56 on a late Le Magus free throw.
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Pineville Gets New Scoreboard for Home Games
Pineville fans will find their gymnasium decked out with an automatic aluminum scoreboard funded by donor gifts. Pendleton and Segall helped organize the drive with local supporters to outfit the arena for the first home game of the season.
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Paskereay college results and scores
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Shakeup Forecast At Arkansas Rumors Quashed
New rumors swirl in college football after a turbulent season with talks of changes at Arkansas and quieting at Pennsylvania Wake Forest and Holy Cross. Oklahoma A and M named J B Earl Whitworth head coach succeeding Jim Lookabaugh. Arkansas coach Jon Barnhill teased as resigning but may stay as athletic director.
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Sports Roundup Touches Trades and Times in 1940s Football and Baseball
New York sports column by Hugh S. Fullerton Jr. surveys MLB Cubs trading mood and Saxon infield depth while noting Giants stars and coaches. It covers football talk with Green Bay coach Cuff and Eagle coach Greasy Neale, plus Johnny Karras and college-to-pro offers.
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Baylor and Rice Dominate All-SWC Football Picks
Rice stars James Williams Ralph Murphy and Joe Watson headline the All-Southwest Conference team chosen by coaches. Baylor follows with J. D. Ison Don Mouser Adrian Burk. SMU and TCU place two backs each. Bud McFarlin earns guard/tackle votes. Texas A&M and Arkansas miss, while Bob Smith vies for backfield. Scoreboard display planned for home and visiting squads.
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