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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1950
Page
12
Reported yesterday, Dressen takes command amid word that Shotton could join the Pirates. The piece traces shifting plans, mentions O'Malley and Beanch Rickey, and notes potential hunting trip and future roster moves as teams and figures circle around a major managerial change.
Oklahoma holds the top spot in the final AP Top 10 grid poll with Army second and Texas followed by Tennessee Kentucky Michigan State Michigan Clemson in the top ten. The Sooners aim for Sugar Bowl glory after a 40 straight win streak and bowl wins over North Carolina and LSU.
Eclipse edged Maraball in overtime after a tied finish on the YMUA court. Bad McCluray led with nine points as Eclipse won amid a disrupted schedule with Telephone Co. members listed among an emergency postponement. Oklahoma Sooners, Army, and Notre Dame were noted in season rankings with several players scoring, and the era’s top team selections discussed by experts.
Willie Shoemaker closed the gap on rival Culmone in a Bowie racing clash. Shoemaker rode Galiswest and His Regards to wins while Culmone had limited success, leaving Shoemaker with 344 season victories to Culmone’s 380.
The article highlights Max Bentley and his Toronto Maple Leafs teammates as top scorers in a chaotic recap. Bentley racks up 28 points while Ted Sloan and Ted Kennedy add 18 and 2 assists respectively. Several other players, including Ler wing Bld Smith and Cat Gardner, also post notable scoring, with Goalie Pavey Sawchuk earning recognition for goalkeeping exploits.
The Cincinnati Reds dismissed Gus Mancuso from the coaching roster as Tony Querinelle signals his return for 1951. Al Lopez is listed as the new Indians manager, with formal talks planned, while others like Joe Adcock face ongoing roster reevaluation and draft complications. The report also notes Harvard grid captain Stan Lawenstein of Malden connected to Marvel varsity discussions.
St Louis Saigh narrows field for Cardinals manager to three contenders and discusses potential roles for Terry Moore. Keane and Marion, former Rochester manager and long time Card, express interest while Moore may stay in the organization. Final decision expected soon with talks continuing after weekend discussions.
Harvard Wreckers plan to expend energy on the grid as councilor Thomas McNamarra hints Harvard could win more games if students apply effort. The discussion touches on school progress and athletic chances amid campus politics and local comments from officials.
British press debates Sugar Ray Robinson nickname and potential name change as the welterweight champion garners praise and controversy. Reporters from Daily Telegraph and Evening Standard weigh in on the insistence of a public figure to drop the "Sugar Ray" moniker.
In a tight slate night at the Dallas Community Center the WCC Royals and Aces edged the Eagles 11-39 in a thriller. Beveving led the winning squad with 17 points, Glaydan added 20 for the Royals, while Samigtl paced the losers with seven.
Two American Negro boxers were ruled by referee Bin Hinneberry as not trying and the fight declared a no contest. The incident occurred Monday night at Sydney Stadium with the undercard ending in a stoppage as boxers refused to engage. Main event featured Tevin Slum and Brown from New Orleans who claimed they fought hard, while Brown alleged he aimed to win on points but was outmatched.
A partial roster lists NEA defense unit members including Sherrod Tenace and Kimecl with Army roles, Wellein from Tulane, Lemnnick and Peyn in guard positions, Hollia Donna and McColl with Stantarts/Leb Richter connections, Groom Nate Danie, Rose-Saly and Withers from Wisconsin, and Culvert Clem son among others.
Five GPS players from Ohio State and Michigan State were chosen for the Shrine East-West game roster. Bil Trautwein, Job Bliss, Bob McCullough lead the Ohio contingent, with Michigan selections Blaine Everest Sunny Grandelius and Dorne Dibble also named.
Louis heavyweight veteran Louis plans a comeback fight against Cesar Brion at Chicago Stadium tonight before a crowd near 15000. Brion, 23, looks to upset the ex-champion as Louis aims to end it early, while Brion’s camp bets on youth as the great equalizer. Both fighters predict victory with Brion seeking a first round knockout and Louis vowing to land multiple rights, hoping to reclaim his fading title gloss.
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