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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1950

Page

13

Last Minute Deals Send Players Upward For Yankees Dodgers Indians

The Yankees Dodgers and Indians rushed minor league talent to the majors before the December 7 deadline. New York promoted eight players including pitchers Hugh Radcliffe Dick Carr and first baseman Fenton Mole. The Dodgers added Bill Sharman Don Thompson Dick Williams and Ray Moore. Cleveland bought Ortes Minoso a speedy third baseman with a .329 San Diego PCAO mark and 115 RBIs 30 steals and 20 HRs.

New York New York Yankees Brooklyn Dodgers Cleveland Indians Yanks Brooklyn Cleveland Hugh Radcliffe Dick Carr Fenton Mole Clint Courtney Lou Berbert Jim Brideweser Jerry Snyder Art Schult Radcliffe Carr Berbert Bridweser Schult Binghamton Mole Portland Kansas City Snyder Courtney Beaumont Dodgers Bill Sharman Don Thompson Dick Williams Ray Moore Sharman University of Southern California Elmira Thompson St. Louis Cardinals Boston Red Sox Boston Brave Chain Montreal Williams Moore Fort Worth Indians Ortes Minoso San Diego Pacific Coast Minoso San Diego

No Pros Playing On Illini Team

Illinois coach Ray Eliot denied a Life Magazine charge that college players are paid. He said there is no pro feel on the squad and that every player works for what he earns, stating wages run at about $1.00 an hour.

Chicago Ray Eliot Illinois Today Illini Life Magazine Illinois Eliot

Down Memory Lane Highlights Baseball and Football Snapshots

Today a year ago King Ranch’s Assault, a 1946 triple crown winner, was retired. Five years ago Jimmy Foxx and Gus Mancuso received unconditional releases by the Philadelphia Phillies. Ten years ago Temple edged Michigan State 21 to 19, Detroit blanked Manhattan 6-0 in college football. Fifteen years ago Walter Hagen posted a 67 72 139 to lead PGA qualifiers in Oklahoma City.

Associated Prev King Ranch Jimmy Foxx Gus Mancuso Philadelphia Phillies Temple Michigan State Detroit Manhattan Walter Hagen Oklahoma City

Houghton Re elected President Of Mid Atlantic PGA Section

Al Houghton of Landover Maryland was reelected president of the Mid Atlantic section of the Professional Golfers Association of America as the section opened its annual meeting in Richmond Virginia. A pro am tourney follows tomorrow at Hermitage Country Club. MOVIES FOR NAVY Annapolis Film session shows midshipmen’s 2014 defeat at Princeton and rehearsals for Southern California’s T style game.

Houghton Richmond, Va al Houghton Landover Mid- Atlantic Professional Golfers Association of America Mid-Atlantic Hermitage Country Club Annapolis Navy Eddie Erdelatz Midshipmen Princeton Erdelatz Southern California

Gavilan to box Giarlo in New Haven feature Oct 23

New Haven reports welterweights Kid Gavilan of Havana and Tommy Giarlo of Waterbury will fight in a 10 round feature at the New Haven arena on October 23. Matchmaker Johnny Attell announced the bout tonight.

New Haven Conn Johnny Attell Kid Gavilan Havana Tommy Giarlo Waterbury New Haven Arena

Caldwell backs single wing as form worth keeping

New York October 17 Prince ton coach Charley Caldwell argues that the football single wing remains valuable despite the rise of the T formation. He praises the Notre Dame box and short punt and says formations matter less than execution and material. Caldwell favors November peaking and warns against early-season overreach while noting officials must be trained and updated like players.

New York Princeton Charley Caldwell Notre Dame Caldwell Tigers New York Football Writers Purdue Ucolumbia Lou Little Coaches Little

Laurel Track Opens Fall Race Meeting

Laurel Maryland opens a 13 day fall meeting with four stakes and daily jump events. The Maryland Futurity runs tomorrow followed by the Washington Handicap on Saturday and the Selima for juvenile fillies worth 25000 added next week. First post is 1 30 p m.

Laurel Maryland Maryland Jockey Club Washington First Post

Practice Session For George Street Football Team

A practice session for the George Street football team is set for this evening at 5 30 on the George Street field. All squad members are urged to attend the workout.

George Street

Oklahoma Boasts Top-Flight Coach

Norman Oklahoma October 17 Bud Wilkinson of the University of Oklahoma is praised as one of the nation s best football coaches. Despite doubts before the season the Sooners have defeated Boston College Texas A M and Texas to extend their winning streak to 24 games and remain a top national contender. Co Captain Harry Moore told Wilkinson we ll win it and the team has shown a fierce will to win.

Norman Okla University of Oklahoma Bud Wilkinson Bud Wilkinson Sooners Boston College Texas A Texas Oklahoma Harry Moore

Eagles Halfback Parmer Bruised Ankle In Baltimore Game

Philadelphia officials report Eagles halfback Jim Parmer sustained a badly bruised ankle bone in the Sunday game with Baltimore. Initial fears of a fracture were held as unlikely.

Philadelphia Jim Parmer Philadelphia Eagles National Football League Baltimore Eagle Oklahoma

Clemson Boasts Clean Record In College Grid Ranks

Clemson College is the only major college football team unscored on this season as Denison and Clemson both post multiple shutouts. Clemson defeated Presbyterian 55-0 Missouri 34-0 and North Carolina State 27-0. Denison downed Washington and Jefferson 20-0 Otterbein 26-0 and Wooster 46-0. Kentucky also shut out opponents until a 41-7 loss to Cincinnati. Tennessee previously went 16 games without allowing a score before the 1940 Rose Bowl defeat.

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