Bucky Harris Named New Yankee Skipper Report
New York reports Bucky Harris named the Yankees skipper after a meeting with Larry MacPhail Wilf Garridge and Charley Dressen. Harris acknowledged as MacPhail’s top aide, with talks hinting at a midseason return to managing the club amid current pennant hopes.
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PGA Tour players blamed for winter golf issues in Texas Open fallout
The piece criticizes top pros for inconsistent participation and crowd-unfriendly behavior at winter events. It quotes Metz calling players out for undermining the game’s reputation and hints sponsors will seek enforcement by the PGA if conduct does not improve.
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Robinson to Play Pro Basketball in Los Angeles
Los Angeles plans a professional basketball season as Robinson joins the Red Devils in the National League. Owner-coach Jack Duddy announced the team aims to secure a National Hoop franchise after proving merit. Robinson, famed for a debut in football and baseball, returned home to join winter practice with the club.
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West Texas State axes three coaches amid controversy
West Texas State University announces the dismissal of athletic director Bipecil, football coach Leslie Van Meter, and basketball coach W. A. Miller takes over both football and basketball duties. Coach Nicklaus resigns or is asked to leave, while Baggett and others face changes as the football program continues under new supervision.
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MP Gridders Face Fourth Army at Fort Sam Houston
The TN M. P Battalion football team seeks a season win as they host Fourth Army Friday night at Leonid Woned stadium. Previous games featured a win over Brooke Army Medical Center and a strong offensive showing led by lineman Mel Mayr.
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Dudley Defends PGA Policies Over Metz Charges
Chicago scene outlines PGA president Ed Dudley defending tournament policies against Dick Metz who accuses laxity toward absentees. Dudley cites scheduling, illness, and legitimate absences, notes veterans and returning servicemen in golf, and rejects higher entry fees and appearance money while praising PGA discipline and rules across 40 tournaments.
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Five at a Time Practice at Michigan State
EAST LANSING Mich Ost 2 H Coach Ben Van Alstyny of Michigan State college conducts drills with six shifts from 3 pm to 1 am using the varsity court. Scrimmages turn nightly practice into survival contests as players compete in fast paced sessions.
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State police chief Homer Ledbetter killed in crash near Baton
Homer Ledbetter 36 former Chicago Cardinals fullback and New Mexico state police chief died when their war overturned ten miles southwest of Baton while returning from a pheasant hunt. Three men were killed including Charles D. Pickett and Guy Hall of Roswell New Mexico.
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Touch Football Games Dominate YMCA Campaign Scrimmage
Tuesday’s YMCA community athletics showcase featured two touch football matches. The Cherokees defeated the Osages 6 to 0 in a brisk, lighthearted contest, while other teams showed effort amid a backdrop of promotional ads and local chatter.
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Mulloy Geis to join Davis Cup squad against Australia
MIAMI FL, Oct. 22. The Miami Herald reported Omar Mulloy, three time member of the national champions doubles team, will join the Davis Cup squad to face Australia in Melbourne. Mulloy, semi finalist in national singles, received invitation from non playing captain Walter Pate, with teammates Kramer Parker Seilander and Talbert also invited. Mulloy will pair with Talbert, aiming to defend the cup. He departs Nov. 11 for Los Angeles and reports to Fate before the team flies to Australia. The squad plans India later, with Australian tour before the Melbourne match. The report notes Mulloy as a likely pick for the doubles pairing with Talbert.
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Harlandale to Host Hot Wells Central Catholic Clash
Harlandale High School field will host the Thursday night football game between Hot Wells and Central Catholic High School at a neutral site. Kickoff is set for 8 o clock.
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Longson to Face Charro Azteca in World's Heavyweight Bout
Bill Longson challenges Charro Azteca for the heavyweight title at the Municipal auditor ium on Wednesday night. The 90 minute limit match could end early if knocked off, with promoter Dorothy Livengood expecting a record crowd. Ray Clements is the referee, and the card includes King Kong Cox in a preliminary, Tim Casey versus Angelo Cistoldi in the semifinal, and Dec Sarpolis returning to face Ike McNabb in the show-opener.
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