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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1951
Page
13
A garbled report from Buenos Aires outlines plans for the Pan American Games to be held every four years after the next event. It mentions 2000 athletes from 20 countries, fireworks, and a proposed host city with April dates, pending Olympic competition.
At a recent meeting John Coulter was elected president and Tiger Himes named manager for the coming season. Alpha Mumaw is secretary treasurer, with an arbitration board of Harold Ferguson Joby Otis and Alpha Mumaw. Several new faces attended, signaling a strong upcoming field.
Len Truex of Ohio State defeated Don Gehrmann in a close finish for the mile at the Casey meet. Truex surged to the lead on the final stretch, clocking a 4:19.8 while Gehrmann, known as the King of the Milers, faded after an early advantage. Capozzoli of George Washington dominated the two mile, lapping all but Johansson with a 9.07.8 finish.
Maryland lacrosse coach Jack Faber enters his 23rd season with eight returning lettermen. Senior Lettermen Yat Walker Danny Bonthron Jazz Ball and Elmer Wingate anchor the squad along with juniors Bill Larash Dill Rubell Charley Wonse and Ted Gounaris returning as starters from last year. The Terrapins begin the schedule March 24 at home against Washington and Lee.
New York World Tribune reports Brigham Young University star Mel Hutting and Oklahoma’s Marcus Freiberger earned invites to play for the West in the sixth annual all star game at Madison Square Garden on March 31. Also notes Pittsburgh Pirates players with flu symptoms and prep for exhibition games.
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