Reminiscence of Early 1940s Football Stars Recalled
The piece recalls Ohio State under Paul Brown beating Illinois with a key catch by Bob Shaw, then notes 1943 Notre Dame quarterback Johnny Lujack replacing Angelo Bertelli, Red Blaik in 1944 optimistic about his team with Glenn Davis and Doc Blanchard, and 1950 mention of Tom Brookshire at Colorado. It reflects on how memory shifts through old papers.
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Col. J. R. Kelly
NMMI
Ohio State
Paul Brown
Illinois
Brown
Massillon
Ohio
Bob Shaw
Johnny Lujack
Notre Dame
Army
Lujack
Red Blaik
Glenn Davis
Doc Blanchard
Clark Hurls No-Hitter For Furrs Lions win 14-0 after darkness pause
Gary Clark pitched a five inning no hitter for Furrs Lions in an 14-0 win over Kiwanis when darkness halted the game after 5 innings with Furrs ahead 18-0. Robbins hit a grand slam for Furrs Barham and Harrison added homers. Seven-Up beat Reed Mulkey 4-1 on Junior Hunter’s one hitter.
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Gary Clark
Furr
Lions
Jerry Robbins
Kiwanis
Robbin Barham
Glen Harrison
Clark
Reed Mulkey
Junior Hunter
Glover
Roswell Lumber
Lee Miranda
Farr
Darrel Haley
Keith Hettinga
Tim Connor
Billy Pacheco
Sam Johnson
John Lollis
Hunter
Major League Leaders Baseball Stats Snapshot
Batting leaders include Hoak and Moon with averages above .350. Mays tops runs with 44. Cepeda drives in 48. Pinson leads hits with 71. Home run leaders Mathews and Cepeda with 21 and 18 respectively. Koufax and Drysdale lead strikeouts. pitching leaders Miller and Buffalo 6 0 with 1.000.
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Los Angeles
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San Francisco
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Cepeda
Aaron
Pinson
Cincinnati
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Buffalo
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Drysdale
Cash
Detroit
Piersall
Cleveland
Mantle
New York
Colavito
Gentile
Baltimore
B. Robinson
Kubek
Power
Romano
Wood
Keough
Washington
Maris
Howser
Kansas City
Aparicio
Chicago
Grant
Latman
Balmoral-Washington Park Feature Won by Chicago Mito
Chicago Mito won the feature at Balmoral and Washington Park, finishing first with a $3.40 payout. The event highlighted strong performance by the leading horse as bettors watched the results closely.
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Chicago
Mito
Balmoral-Washington Park
Tappe Named Cubs Permanent Pilot Amid Coaching Shakeup
Chicago Cubs designate Elvin Tappe as permanent head coach after a rotation system elevates him while the other nine coaches lose their seats. The move settles the manager carousel for now and confirms Tappe’s leadership role.
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Chicago Cubs
Elvin Tappe
Cubs
Tappe
SEEK NATIONAL OPEN TITLE 150 GOLFERS BATTLE OAKLAND MONSTER
The 61st National Open opens at Oakland Hills with 150 players facing the famed monster course. Arnold Palmer defends as co favorites along with Gary Player. Hogan and Snead chase a record fifth Open as practice scores highlight a dry, hard course.
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Hugh Fullerton JR
Associated Press
Birmingham, Mich
Oakland Hills
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Robert Trent Jones
Riviera
Jimmy Demaret
Palmer
Cherry Hills
Bob Shields
Quincy
Ill
Gary Player
Player
Sam Snead
Snead
USC Wins Title Bid In Extra Innings Drama
USC defeated Boston College 4-3 in 10 innings to reach the NCAA World Series final vs Oklahoma State. Satriano Ersecke and Vines delivered the decisive runs as Merz held BC in relief. Oklahoma State led 8-0 over Syracuse earlier, keeping them in the running.
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OMAHA
Tom Satriano
Art Ersepke
Larry Vines
Southern California
Boston College
South Cal
Oklahoma State
USC
State
Southern Cal
Satriano
Ersecke
Hines
Angazi Wins Ascot Stakes Handicap In Tight Finish
Races across venues report Angazi beating Queen Elizabeth's horse Augustine at Ascot. Magnet 2nd set a Belmont track record in the 22 mile steeplechase feature in 4 39. Ocean Port NJ Steve Brooks rode Fulcrum to victory at Monmouth Park headliner.
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Associated Press
ASCOT
England
Angazi
Queen Elizabeth
Augustine
New York
Magnet
Ocean Port
N. J
Steve Brooks
Monmouth Park
Union Plaza Rally Powers 11 10 Victory Over Walker
Five straight doubles in the sixth inning sparked Union Plaza to an 11-10 Babe Ruth League win against Walker after trailing 10-6. Doubles by Glenn Madsden Lloyd Wilson John Clark Brent Wall and Bill Tarro fueled the rally. In the following game Aston Oilers beat Holiday Inn 11-5 with Calvin Turley earning the win and Mickey Wyatt the loss.
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Union Plaza
Walker
Glenn Madsden
Lloyd Wilson
John Clark
Brent Wall
Bill Tarro
Aston Oilers
Holiday Inn
Calvin Turley
Mickey Wyatt
Horton and
Beaman
Mike Mitchell
Otto Carruth
Mitchell
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