Army Stars Eye College Offers as Eastern Colleges Shun Them
Cadet football stars facing discharge from cribbing scandal receive attention from coach Steve Owen of the New York Giants. Many cadets prefer transferring to another college over pro football, with Ivy League and Notre Dame reportedly uninterested in athletic transfers while four Big Ten colleges reportedly sent feelers.
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Army
Steve Owen
New York Giants
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Big Ten
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Pay Prndiron Warriors
Saranac Lake
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New York Bar Association
Military Academy
Robert Dary
Association
Committee On Justice
Daru
N.F.L
Dicker
I F.L
Giants and Pirates players sign new contracts
Three New York Giants and two Pittsburgh Pirates received higher pay under new contracts. Players include Willie Mays and George Spencer for the Giants and Pete Reiser and Rocky Nelson for the Pirates.
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United Press
New York
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Giants
Willie Mays
George Spencer
Salavara
Pirates
Pete Reiser
Glenn
Rocky) Nelson
Last Buffalo Roundup Ends Peacefully in Oklahoma
Oklahoma conducts its first buffalo hunt since Indian Territory days with three cows roaming a ranch gate, ending without a shot fired. A bull and two cows caused the disturbance before surrendering, and a rancher learned of the incident after a neighbor reported flower beds trampled by a large animal.
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Edmond
Okla
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
O. A. Cargill
Cargill
Standout rookies form 1951 all rookie team
Orestes Minnie Minoso heads a suggested 1951 all rookie lineup with Tom Morgan Joe Presko and George Spencer as pitchers. Runners include Pete Runnels Gil McDougald Chuck Cantor and Ransom Jackson with outfielders Minoso Busby and Willie Mays.
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U.S
Oscar Fraley
United Press
New York
Orestes
Minnie) Minoso
Chicago White Sox
Tom Morgan
Yankees
Joe Presko
Cards
George Spencer
Giants
Ebba &J. George
Braves
Chuck Cantors
Cubs
Gil McDougald
Yanks
Pete Runnels
Washington
Ransom Jackson
Minoso
Him Busby
White Sox
Willie Mays
South Wins 20 7 In Ohio Scholastic All Star Grid Game
South defeats North 20 to 7 in the sixth annual North-South All Star Game at Middletown. Bob Bronston opens scoring with a 8 yard TD, Ralph Guglielmi adds a third quarter TD and a connecting pass to Carroll Howell. North counters late with a fourth quarter score by Russell Oates. The South takes a 3-2-1 series lead with this victory and the game signals upcoming college careers for the players.
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Ohio
Middletown
U.P
Rebels
Bronston
Bob Bronston
Springfield
Jlock
Claude
Cat) ‘Neeley
Hamilton
Ralph Guglielmi
Columbus Grandview
Eddie Merchant
Middleton
Guglielmi
Carroll Howell
Portsmouth
North
Russell Oates
Youngtown East
Elyria Country Club hosts mixed four ball tied for first
Sunday action at Elyria Country Club featured a mixed four ball where teams led by Mrs Breitenstein and Mrs Young both posted net 152. Parcell and Van Wormer also netted 152 with scores 100 27 73 and 97 29 68 respectively. Local matches in Class A B C saw several near closes as regular league play resumes at Cherry Ridge and Charity Ridge with leaders and low rounds noted.
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V. Breitenstein
W. L. Parcell
M. L. Young
M. van Wormer
Elyria Country Club
City Golf League
Cherry Ridge
Meister Real Estate
Elyria Dairies
Timms Spring Turfriders
West Side Lumber
Memo's Tavern
Western & Southern Life Insurance
United Polish Club
Two Aces In One Hole At Cherry Ridge Golf
Les Howard and Rudy Kubask both made holes in one on the 115 yard No 3 hole at Cherry Ridge Sunday. Each used a No 7 iron to hole out his tee shot. Howard played with Ross Plasted and Bill Naylor while Kubask played with John Sobiak, John Lisicky and Jim Maloney. It was Howard’s second career ace.
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Lou Lapos
Charity Ridge
Les Howard
Jim Easton
Don Koviach
al Lanigan
K. B. Crandall
Rudy Kubask
Cherry Ridge
Howard
Ross Plasted
Bill Naylor
Kubask
John Sobiak
John Lisicky
Jim Maloney
Worthington Ball Trophy Tourney Opens Next Sunday
Johnson led with 76 on a 4 stroke handicap to net 72 in the first round of the Worthington Ball Trophy Tournament. Minnich stood second at 75-2-73, Sargis 78-2-76, and Schmittgen 82-6-76, with 18 holes to play next Sunday.
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Johnson
Paul Minnich
Dr. H. T. Sargis
R. Schmittgen
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