North Carolina college ousts Anderson amid athletic shakeup
Raleigh December report notes Anderson, longtime North Carolina State College athletic leader and former Notre Dame coach, is fired as a reorganization aims to place Johnny Miller as athletic director. Dr. Graham and Dr. Harrison announce a trustees’ plan while Anderson contends the move may be illegal and subject to court challenge.
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Medicos Come Back to Beat Aviators
Medicos rally to defeat the Aviators 56 to 18 at the Army Post gym on Monday night. Simmons led scoring with 19 points and Redl Sell added 16 as Sullivan, a former Jefferson standout, contributed a strong win for the Medicos.
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Jersey City baseball club files bankruptcy in federal court
The Jersey City baseball club, once in the Interfi inal league, lists admitted debts of 172517 to 80 creditors. President John P. Corbett is the largest creditor with 41127 in notes and 7350 owed in back salary. The City of Syracuse claims 320k for a league stadium lease. other creditors include the New York Yankees 23387 and multiple MLB clubs and leagues.
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Coast Missions Sign Mark Koenig to Infield Role
The Pacific Coast League Mission club, led by president Joe Bearwald, announces the acquisition of Mark Koenig from the New York Giants. Koenig, a right handed batter, will bolster the infield after a season marred by an injury.
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Texas Field Trial Circuit Promises Rich Openers
Texas field trial clubs outline a heavy four to five day circuit beginning January 1 at Bethel near Palestine and ending February 24 with the big Gulf Coast meet at Brisanny. Five thousand dollar purse events headline the schedule, with open and puppy stakes and top dogs from the U.S. and Canada expected to compete on premier Southwest quail grounds.
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Steele 10 Get $20,000 For Titlebout
Milwaukee reports a highlight boxing match as world middleweight champion Freddie Steele plans a defense against Gorilla Jones in Milwaukee on New Year’s Day. Steele will receive a $20,000 purse, with tickets from $1 to $7 and an estimated $340,000 gate. The bout, to be held at Milwaukee Auditorium, is expected despite NBAs concerns, with Steele training in Chicago and his mother accompanying him.
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Lucas First 1937 Holdout Signals Pirates Talks
Nashville Tenn based report notes pitcher Red Lucas seeking more pay as he reports for 1947 season with Pittsburgh Pirates. He declines to name salary. employer offers are said insufficient. Lucas claims he expects a higher figure. He has 12 seasons in professional baseball and 13 games this season.
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Make Ups Lead Late in Bowlers League Series
In a tight trio of games Jumbo Bands and Space Bands split as Space Bands won the first and third. Rough totals show Space Bands 672-683-860-2725 while Jumbo Bands posted 670-855 1871, with Camphbell and Wille contributing strong scores for Space Bands and Dullolg and Burts key for Jumbo Bands.
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Joe Louis Faces Biggest Financial Year in Sport
New York report forecasts Joe Louis will be the highest paid athlete in the world next year as promoter Mike Jacobs projects about 500000 in earnings from upcoming fights. Lions share of boxing income, with Owens and Perry in line for substantial sums, would outpace past records. Louis, labeled the greatest money maker, aims for a historic million earnings without a title win.
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Tunney Tod
Thrall Hi Boys Elect Co Captains For 1937 Team
Thrall high school elected Dick Jackson and Jett Addison sophomores as co captains of the Thrall grid team for 1937 at a football players meeting. Coach Dick Young announced five lettermen. list of letter recipients includes Alfred Streit Charles Krieg Gilbert Eindren Austin Blgmons Warvey Johnson Dirk Jackson Lester Stiles Charles Stantsey Tom Sanson Louis Nitsche Howard Sansingen Erwin Teggeman James Warper Vernon Nos and others.
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FALASCHITO LEAD BRONCS IN SUGAR BOWL CAMP
San Jose Calif Dec 22 The gatita Cista football team led by Nelle Palaschi at quarterback will meet Louisiana State in the Sugar Bowl Jan 4 in New Orleans. Head Coach Buckshaw named 35 players for the trip as practice continues through Thursday. Santa Clara plans a two day Houston stop to sharpen attack before traveling to New Orleans.
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Plan for Minnesota grid reform gains approval
Chicago and South Bend reports describe midwestern educators backing Dr Lotus D Coffman on a platform to reform intercollegiate athletics. Opposition cites curtailing football, free student admission, lower gate receipts, and new endowments. Notre Dame president Father John F O Hara supports stricter academic standards and warns gambling endangers college sports.
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Ex Coach Sees Tivy Upset Chance At Kerrville
Kerrville Tivy seeks state Class A football title after routs and a last season coaching change. Harlandale’s Rutter praises grit and timing, noting Hauser at center as a key edge while injuries to Walter Lee and Kyle Hollemar affect Kerrville. A Saturday showdown with Amarillo looms as a long travel distance and tested Horns.
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Amarillo Ticket Line Sparks Early Sale For Big Game
Line formed early this morning as Amarillo staff opened ticket sales for the Amarillo Berryville basketball clash set for 2 PM Saturday. Panhandle residents back the Subdies toward a third straight state high school football title and Kerrville’s Welter Leg may play in the final after a fractured left leg in the semifinal. Kyle Holloman of the Antlers is expected to return for Saturday’s game.
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