Roundup of sports news fills skimming pages in chaos
A sprawling sports digest notes multiple moves and events across baseball football and boxing. Roy Dissinger named New Orleans Pelicans GM, Ken Billy Evang linked to Detroit Tigers, Kim Bivins and Curtis Sheppard set for Philadelphia bout, and Lew Morrison joins McGill as coach among numerous scattered items.
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Dire Wholiams
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Gilmore Stadium
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Kim Bivins
Curtis Sheppard
Philadelphia
High Grid Stars Enroll at SMU
Dallas February reports ten high school football stars joined Southern Methodist University. Notable enrollees include Bob Varn from Fort Worth, Bill Sullivan, Hill Cook of Adamson Dallas, Charles Perry Texarkana, 1,20 Fikes Highland Park, Gene Roberts Masonic Home Fort Worth, Gwyn Morton Sherman, Harold Hartman Breckenridge, Jack Pevehouse Amarillo, and Bill Repass Lamar Houston.
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Breckenridge
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Amarillo
Peacock Soccer Team Seeks Games with Similar Age Teams
Peacock Military Academy's junior and senior high players seek matchups with teams of a similar age. Coaches wishing to book games should contact Maj. L. H. Richardson at the academy, 1809 Cincinnati.
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Maj. L. H. Richardson
Cincinnati
St Peter Trojans Defeat Austin Quint 47 31
St Peter Trojans led by Clyde McNeal with 20 points and Clarence Wallace Wild 7 beat Dora Miller Junior College of Austin at St Peter Claver High gym Tuesday night, 47 to 31.
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Wheatley and Cole Play Basketball at Central Gym
Wheatley Lions and Cole High School Corpus Christi are scheduled for a basketball game Thursday at Central Playground p.m. at Central Gym. The item notes a local matchup with both teams in Corpus Christi, highlighting the upcoming sports event.
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Central Playground
Loyola H S appoints Sargent as athletic director and grid coach
Sargent named athletic director and head football coach at Loyola University Los Angeles. The former Los Angeles Bulldogs coach who led the Pacific Coast Professional Football League to a title contending team at Loyola High School assumes leadership roles at the university.
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Bill Sargen
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Loyola University
Acrobats On Mat In Main Event At Livengood Card
On Wednesday night at the v auditorium promoter Dorothy Livengood presents acrobatic action headlined by Jimmie James wrestling Gorgeous George Wagner in a two out of three falls contest within a 60 minute limit. The card features a team bout with Gorilla Macias and Lee Henning vs Charro Azteca and Sonny Myers, plus an all female tag match Elvira Snodgrass versus Evelyn Wall for one fall with no time limit. The 15 minute opener pits Natie Brown against newcomer tke Cazzell at 8 30.
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YMCA Championship Set At Downtown Y In Pittsburgh
The National YMCA basketball championship will be held at the Downtown Y in Pittsburgh on March 27 and 28, announced by Physical Education Director P Wigginson.
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Pittsburgh
P. Wigginson
Kellys vacated Wright Field dates for City League tourney
The Kelly team will play in San Antonio Wednesday night at Woodlawn gym as Wright Field date moved to February 20. The Fillers meet the Yi Triangles in the City Mayor league game, with San Antonio Junior College and St Mark's center in a 7:30 prelim. A Kelly win would force a two way tie for first with YMCA.
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All Materiel Command
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Wright
Yi Triangles
Woodlawn Gym
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St Mark's Community Center
Kelly Field
YMCA
Hank Borowy Buys Bloomfield Fire House at Auction
Hank Borowy the Chicago Cubs pitcher bought Bloomfield central fire house at town council auction for 46000 dollars. The Bloomfield resident said it was bought for investment and looked like a good buy.
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Chicago Cubs
Bloomfield Central Fire House
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