Old Time Iron Men Highlight Baseball Streaks
A columnist traces long hitting iron men in baseball history. It lists five players in 1956 who played every game for their teams and compares eras from 1909 to 2011, noting how rarely players went without missing a game. The piece reflects on durability, average seasons of iron men, and changing team rosters.
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Robert
Washington
Iron Men
Stan Musial
Richie Ashburn
Frank Thomas
Fox
Jim Pearsall
Davids
Tvo
Lou Gehrig
Deacon Everett Scott
Stun Musial
Gramps
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Just a Little More Baseball Chatter From Cartagena to Reading
A muddled recap of baseball gossip mentions Cartagena and Reading, with references to former managers, players, and potential spring tryouts. Notable names include Jorg White and Jim Piersall, plus talks of Mantle and Milkes hosting a midwinter event in San Antonio to boost interest in the Missions.
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Cartagena
Cibaenna
Colombia
Don Helier
Missions
Mobile
Aren
Reading
Astern Jeague
Willards
San Démionio
Jorg White
Hefner
Art Kay
San Antonio
Bar
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van Durhem
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Beian
Jim Piersall
Boston
Mantle
Oflairman
Royal Defects West Coast Ties Amid Texas Move
Darrell Royal, newly named Texas head, faces coast criticism over leaving Washington. Promoter Chiia Dunes announced Eddie Machen and Joey Maxi will headline a nationally televised bout in Fort Lauderdale. Royal voiced disdain for coast treatment of coaches and athletes, citing faculty resistance and scholarship disputes.
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Darrell Royal
Texas
West Coast
University At
Washington
University of Oklahoma
South
West
Beacit
Fla
Chiia Dunes Aa
Nowhoed
Eddie Machen
Redding
Calif
Joey Maxi
Cleveland
Mississippi State Withdraws From Evansville Tournament
Mississippi State pulled out of the Evansville college basketball tournament citing pressure from school authorities over the presence of colored players. Before the withdrawal the team beat Denver in the first round as Evansville prepared for a championship game against Denver.
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Evansville
Mississippi State
Evansville College
University of Denver
Recioes
Ueuver
Don Ping
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Northside Rams Triumph Over Union Despite Absences
Northside Rams win 54 to 38 at home with two starters out for the seventh game. Mason sidelined with a leg injury since game one. Arch hurt Saturday. Garnett leads with 16 points. Minims adds 19 for the losers. Other scorers include Rovthalda, Repke, Stout, and M Rinichs.
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Northside Rams
Engineers Outlast Pitt in Gator Bowl Defeat
In a defensive Gator Bowl clash at Jacksonville 1969, Georgia Tech’s end Joel Walton and running back Stan Flower powered a 21–14 victory over Pitt. Salvaterra and Rotenberry provided key plays for Tech, while Pitt’s Bowen and Jello led late drives but fell short.
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Ducksonville
Georgia Tech-Pitts
Teature
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Auburn
Tobile
Jacksonville
Georgia Tech
Fittsburgh
Panthers
Bobby Nodd
Tech
Johnny Michelosen
Pitt
New Orleans
Teth
Bui Pitt
Corny Salvaterra
Dick Bowen
Paul Rotenberry
Salvaterra
Jalmen Tech
Ralph Jello
Joel Walton
Pite Berionpers
Rotenberry
Alback
Ken Owen
Carl Vareen
Wate Mitchell
Titt
Owen
Tyard
Flower
Stan Flower
Stan
Flowers
Dick Mattison
George Volkert
Jory Nabars
Santorra
Jelle
Bowen
Walton
Peint
Wesley Gibbs
Mitchell
Rotehhemy
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Noten Perry
Shack
Teenyne
Ice Oni Tech
Dim Theodore
Walter
Palt
SMU Captures Sixth SWC Title In Overtime Thriller
Southern Methodist, ranked No. 6, defeated Arkansas 64 80 to win the sixth annual Southwest Conference tournament title. Krebs led Arkansas moments before Showalter and Mills paced SMU as Showalter finished with 18 points and Krebs earned tournament MVP honors. Rice and Texas A&M also placed in consolation games as SMU sealed its 17 9 season with a strong late run.
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Arkansas
Rice
Taxa
Temple Twoler
Texas A. & M
Texas
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Amond Downe
Richard O'Neal
TCU
Tommy Rohit
Ring
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Wes
Swisher Scorts
Chis
Aggies
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Aly
Tucker
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Blue Gray Football Game Ends 14-0 North Over Dixie
Northern All-Stars overpower Dixie squad 14 to 0 in the Blue Gray game. Ground attack dominates as Jimmy Hunter and Bon Virit lead a string of steady drives. Royar’s second period punt return for a touchdown plus strong rushing by Viele and Dawson boost the Yanks.
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Ala
Dee
Dixie
Jimmy Hunter
Misanuri
Bon Virit
Ohio State
Ketel
Tan
Itunt
Jim Redaiey
Central Michigan
Rallera
Royar
Viele
Dawson
Rebels
Yankees
Rham
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Dufty to Sit Tight on USC Recruiting Links
Michigan State coach Hugh Daugherty faces rumors of a possible move toward USC. The report notes Daugherty’s cautious stance as he weighs his options while analysts speculate on his future with the Spartans.
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Kentucky Blasts Houston for Sugar Bowl basketball victory
Kentucky Wild Cats defeated Houston 121 to 78 to win the Sugar Bowl basketball tournament championship. The performance surpassed LSU’s 100 point effort and eclipsed last year’s Marquette game, highlighting Kentucky’s offensive surge and strong backcourt play throughout the event.
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New Orleans
Kentucky
West Nips East In 7 6 Upset At San Francisco
A troubled, partially legible account shows West defeating East 7 to 6 in San Francisco with key plays near the end. Notable names include Stanford, Southern California, Wake Forest, Penn State, Michigan, Indiana, UCLA, and Utah, amid a crowded, error-filled recap of a charity game, with Hornung and Woodson among the standout performers.
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San Francisco
Lielof UF
Arlona
Stanford
Beorlin
Paul Hatched
Arault
Southern California
Brodle
Oregon
Isaacs
Phil Mekitegh
Stamford
Arnett
Penn State
Sam Valentine
Michigan
Tom Maents
O'Garro
Jay Arnett
Gyo
Hornung
Eagt
Lyard
Apington
Dean Derby
Witailtig
Terry Garr
Texas
Indiana
Bend
Abe Woodson
Alfay
Notre Dame
T Pauli Morgang
UCLA
Pon Shinnick
Utah
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