Sportlights on Paul Brown Provokes College Football Debate
Harold Scherwitz denounces Paul Brown for belittling college football and claiming pros would beat top colleges. He argues pro teams rely on college talent and should show gratitude, not boastful comparisons, as college players fuel professional rosters. Brown’s remarks are seen as unnecessary provocation.
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Cleveland Browns
Associated Press
Notre Dame
Ohio State University
Cleveland
Brown
Parisons
Boston Red Sox
McAllen
Red Sox
Columbia Eyes Lyssy From Hot Wells High School
Chester Lyssy, a tall husky all around athlete from Hot Wells High School, attracts attention from Columbia University football mentor Lou Littl. He may soon receive an offer to pursue an athletic career at the New York school.
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Columbia
Lyssy
Chester Lyssy
Hot Wells High School
Lou Littl
Columbia University
Chester
New York School
Betty Jameson targets April return in Weathervane cross country
Betty Jameson, sidelined by a broken kneecap in an auto accident, smiles through her cast and vows to be ready for the 12000 dollar Weathervane open cross country at Pebble Beach California, beginning April 28. Manager Freddie Corcoran will run the four event series ending May 21 at Knobwood Country Club White Plains New York.
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Betty
Betty Jameson
Knobwood Country Club
White Plains
N.Y
Corcoran
PGA
Cats and dogs draw crowd as Cas at kennel club event
The San Antonio Kennel Club president Charley Costabile, noted Afghan hounds owner, comments on cat-friendly remarks and a protest over rising box prices at Mission Stadium. He has avoided buying a season box at Mission Stadium this summer, citing principle. He held a longtime box seat at Tech Field before its completion.
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Charley Castable
San Antonio
Costabile
Tech Field
Helfner Due Wednesday Debut Set for Spring Training
Don Heuer announces Helfner to debut as Savannah Missions manager this spring. Helfner will arrive Wednesday to lead the tryout camp at Mission Stadium Thursday as business manager Dick Wagner confirms. Spring training begins in March.
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Don Heuer
Sa Awiania Missions
Quarter Horses At Storey-Wond Park Feature Big Purses
An estimated crowd of 300 paid spectators and 150 convalescent parents at Storey-Wond Park watched Brown Bember defeat Billy Ken in a 40 by 50 yard winner take all $909 bounty. A third horse Tony was scratched. Other race results were mixed with various horses showing.
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Brown Bember
Billy Ken
Storey-Wond Park Sundey
Tony
Ted Chin
Dankhea Eae
Forse Eepado
Tires
Want
Hidy
Risty Rustemler Signs With Philadelphia Athletics
Sergeant Rustemler, nicknamed Bi Rasty, has been signed to pitch for the Philadelphia Athletics by Scout Frank Bridges. The right-hander will join the American League club after his discharge from the service. He pitched for Vorlke’s of the City Major League last season.
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Linckland Afb
Fupindelphia Athletics
Frank Bridges
Amtricas
Vorlke's
Pirates trade Bockman to Indianapolis in outright move
San Bernardino report says Pittsburgh Pirates released third baseman Bockman to Indianapolis amid unsettled play and poor batting with a .223 average last season.
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San Bernardino
Calli
Pittsburgh Pirates Today
Tird
Red Sox Deny Kramer Charges and Sell Pitcher to Giants
Boston denies Jack Kramer's claim of being railroaded from the American League after selling the 31 year old right hander to the New York Giants for a reported 25000. General Manager Joe Cronin says waivers and negotiations with several clubs preceded the deal, while Kramer blasts the move as personal and unfair. The Red Sox also shipped Vern Stephens in the 1947 trade, with Kramer hoping to help the Giants this season.
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Boston Red Sox
Jack Kramer
Joe Ne.Carthy
Ditiight
New York Gs
Red Sox
Joe Cronin
New Orleans
Kramer
Doe McCarthy
McCarthy
Dif
Wwe
Jeague
Cronin
Giants
Sarasota
Fla
Carthy
Kramers
Xianier
Aria
Neston
Vern Sterhens
St. Louis Browns
Sox
Jost
Stephens
Geoge Wilson
Sunday School plans and youth events announced
Sunday Schools announce a meeting at Central Christian Church on Carset Street with several groups including governance and athletics. The YMCA hosts a forthcoming race finals while adult players and youth activities are listed as part of the weekend schedule.
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Pon
Mandy
Ainnin
Hreehia Kawting
Governient
HIN
Atéuadiak
Ad Carson Afreet
Adnate Wei
Ines Balheran
South San High Draws Lockhart in Class A State Tourney
South San High School faces Lockhart in the first round of the Class A state tournament in Austin after regional victory by Hokrats in Corpus Christi. Bebcats scheduled to play Lockhart at 8 40 p.m. Thursday with AA and other classes following. numerous schedule details appear in first-round listings.
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Lockhart i
Austin
Bebcats
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Mira
FL Worth
Serta
Piltenter
Gathdter
Eupono Va
Manicken
International League game routs and free throws seal win
Guadalcale community center's International Basketball League game at Lanter gym Sunday ended in a 2492 victory after MC sank 14 of 20 free throws. A Boys club beat St. Mark's center 1930 and House of Neighborly Service toppled the Warriors 40-32.
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Art Guadalepe U
Lanter Gym
St. Mark's Community Center
House of Neighborly Service
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RICE
Excaiante Ft
Yasenlanié
Ice Hockey National Weanue-Newey A Has
Fragmented OCR entry with scattered names and places. Mentions Cleveland, St. Paul and Kansas with unclear event details. Lacks coherent facts or dates to confirm a specific game, team, or outcome.
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Newey A. Has
Detfoita
Chienew
Amigricany Rae Scaleto
Concanull
Filan
Avenile
Providenes A Noceley
Aisa
Cleveland
G. St. Pav
Itansas
BAMC All Set to Defend Army Title
BAMC prepares to defend the Army world basketball tournament crown at Washington DC in March 642. Comets, led by Cam Hood, overcame a halftime deficit to win the Fourth Army title at Camp Mond Ft. Emissions arena. Herb Heine and Ray Soot scored 17 each for BAMG and Camp Hood.
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Army Worldwide
Washington, D. C
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Joly Kramer
Comets
Army
Mond
Ft m Eimasion
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Camn Hood
Herb Heine
BAMG
Ray Soot
Camp Hood
Hang
Browns add Henry J. Peters to farm system staff
St. Louis Browns announce Henry J. Peters as assistant director of the minor league system of 13 clubs. Peters, a St. Louis native, has worked in the minor-league department for three years and will report to Jim McLaughlin. Trinity plays at Ft Sam Houston arena to close season against Brooke Army Medical Center with starting guard Spin.
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Tee Henry J. Peters
St. Louis Browns
Peters
Jim McLaughlin
Trinity University
Ft. Sam Houtson
Brooke Army Medical Center
Comets
Gme
Middlecoff Wins Houston Open in Dramatic Finish
Cary Middlecoff, former Memphis dentist and National Open champion, captured first prize of 2000 as the Houston Open concluded. He edged Pete Cooper and rose to fourth in the season standings, with Sam Snead and Jimmy Demaret among leaders amid a crowded winner’s circle. Demaret and Burke also posted strong showings after slow starts, while rest of top money list shuffled with ongoing Florida circuit momentum.
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Sam Snead
Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Jimmy
Demaret
Burke
Touston
Pete Cooper
Ponte
Vedra Beach
Fla
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Herlip
Wy Middiecott
Gary & Ee Ae
HE Ei Co Be
Iss
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Boris
Rent Hearkina
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Four Texas boxers in gloves bouts at Golden Gloves
CHICAGO February 27 Four Texas boxers including bantamweight Tony Majorana of San Antonio's Lackland AFB will box tonight as the Golden Gloves tournament of champions opens. Majorana, runner up in the 3549 tourney, was chosen to represent Texas over Fred Morales. Also slated are Pat McCarthy Amarillo flyweight Fred Flores Sryan and Johnny OGlve Dallas. Others fight Tuesday including Afalo Martinez El Paso Welterweight Wallace Wiklard Houston Middleweight Campbell Woodman Bryan and Heavyweight Tom Adams Abitone.
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Faw
Texas
Tony Majorana
San Antonio
Lackland Afb
Isl
Golden Gloves
Chicago Majorana
Lone Star State
Fred Morales
Morales
Pat McCarthy
Amarillo
Fred Flores
Sryan
Johnny O'Glve
Dallas
Wie
Welter
Afalo Martinez
el Paso
Wallace Wiklard
Houston
Campbell Woodman
Bryan
Tom Adams
Abitone
Chandler Needle In Leg Reveals Pro Baseball Past
Ex big leaguer Spurgeon Spud Chandler recovered today after physicians removed a needle embedded in his leg. An X ray disclosed the foreign object, which Chandler joked may date back to 1848 the year he helped the Yankees win pennants and the AL MVP award. The needle caused pain during dinner prompting medical attention.
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Spurgeon
Spud
Chandler
New York Yankees
Orlando mixed 21all tournament ends as darkness halts play
Orlando's international mixed 21all golf event ends after three holes due to darkness. Earl Stewart Dallas Patty Berg and Louise Suggs face Tony Penna and amid discussions of continuation in Orlando. Results list several medalists and consolation match outcomes while noting planned extra play.
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Fla
Earl Stewart
Dallas
Patty Berg
Chicago
Tony Penna
Cleveland
Louise Suggs
Little Springs
Shaw
Miss Sages
Penna
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