Syracuse Picks New Football Coach Target Amid Shuffle
Syracuse University nears selecting a new football coach after a fact finding process. Rumors point to Andy Gustafson, Floyd Schwartzwalder of Muhlenberg, and Joe Bach, with Yale mentor Herman Hickman seen as a possible influence.
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Syracuse
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Syracuse University
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Andy Gustafson
Red Blaik
Army
Andy
University of Miami
Floyd Schwartzwalder
Muhlenberg
Notre
Yale
Herman Hickman
America
Hickman
Princeton
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Herman
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Lew Andreas
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Seattle
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Arizona
Ethan Allen
Allen
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Douglas Quint Drops Last Tilt of Year
Douglas high school basketball finished ninth in the Athletic Union after a loss to Lincoln high in the Tri-State Basketball tournament in Hagerstown. Senior James Walden received a Union award for outstanding character and service during the football season.
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Hagerstown
Lincoln High
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Athletic Union
James Walden
Union
Stephenson Baseball Team to Begin Practice at Stonewall Field
Stephenson baseball squad starts practice at 1 30 p m tomorrow at Stonewall high school field with all regulars and others interested to report. The team schedules two home games at Stonewall against Berkeley Place and Millville on April 30 and May 1. Only 30 adult bloodhounds are reported left in England.
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Stonewall High School
Berkeley Place
Millville
Bowling League Standings and Individual Scores
Over the Headpin church league lists team names and game scores with totals for ind players Bobby Lee and Bill Sullivan. Major League section shows teams Garber Ice Cream Piccadilly Soda Shop and Royal Crown Cola with individual games and sets, plus team totals for the two sides.
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Braddock St. Methodist
Market St. Methodist
Cork St. Christian
Catholic
Baptist
Lutheran
Reformed
United Brethers
Bobby Lee
Bill Sullivan
Bill Shaffer
el Kell
Market
Garber Ice Cream
Royal Crown Cola
Piccadilly Soda Shop
Rustic Tavern
Kenneth Lineburg
Jess Kiracore
Dick Carter
Jack Larrick
Ernie Pugh
Kid Gavilan Beats Williams Eyes Bout With Robinson
In New York on April 2 Kid Gavilan defeated lightweight champion Ike Williams in a ten round non title decision at Madison Square Garden. Gavilan, a 9 to 5 underdog, is signaling a possible welterweight title bout with Ray Robinson in Yankee Stadium this summer. Robinson watched as a deeply interested spectator.
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Kid Gavilan
Ray Robinson
Sugar Ray
Yankee Stadium
Robinson
Cavilan
Ike Willliams
Madison Square Garden
White Sox Agree to Join Northern Virginia League
Winchester White Sox won approval to join the Northern Virginia Baseball League at a recent meeting. Seventeen of twenty players attended to discuss spring training and a 20 game schedule with the first drill set for 2 30 p.m. tomorrow at the park diamond. Pitching staff gains include Sonny Rickard Sam Purtlebaugh Don Smith Buck Cooper and Buck Baker.
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Northern Virginia Baseball League
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Sox
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Sam Purtlebaugh
Don Smith
Buck Cooper
Buck Baker
Washington and Lee at Richmond in Virginia college baseball
The Virginia Big Six race opens as Washington and Lee Generals visit the University of Richmond Spiders. Also on April 2, Virginia Tech travels to Raleigh to face North Carolina State, West Virginia visits Virginia, MCV nine goes to Hampden-Sydney, and Baltimore heads to Lynchburg. Hampden-Sydney beat Delaware 7-4 yesterday, while West Virginia defeated Roanoke 5-1.
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University of Richmond
Virginia Tech
North Carolina
Raleigh
North Carolina State
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Virginia
Medical College of Virginia
Hampden-Sydney
Baltimore
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Tigers
University of Delaware
Roanoke College
Daily Crossword Across Clues Puzzle Solution
Across clues list with numbers and hints including Begone Store Cover with cement etc. Bird Earnest money Scot Goddess of discord Guides Carting vehicle Exclamation Fish Sayings Digit Justifying Isthmus Asia Conjuncti Move about on foot Undivided Dress Remnants A watered silk Assumed name Let it stand Print Thrash Bordering surface River Afr Down clues cover Occurring Room on a ship Feminine Cenary Condition Seraglio Voided escutcheer Nobleman Reawaken Steamship Abbr Manacle Cuckoo Public not Music note One of the Five Nations Exit Greek letter Noahs boat Tantalum Telegraphed Rugged mountain spur Pungent vegetable Part of verb to be Yesterday s Answer Hurl Monkey So Am Girl s name Astern
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Asia
Nobleman
Steamship
Mountain
Training Camp News Briefs From April 2 AP Roundup
The report surveys spring training action across multiple sites. Ted Williams struggles against the Yankees in exhibitions. Red Smith scouts Dodgers in Fort Worth. Senators cancel early exhibitions due to sore arms. Indians seek to play through weather with Satchel Paige set to pitch. Tigers leave Lakeland after tough spring, facing Newhouser’s outing. Cards clash with Braves while Browns bow to Cubs in San Antonio washout. Torgeson shines with four hits and a homer for the Braves.
Softball Weekend Games Slated By South Capitol Merchants
The South Capitol Merchants, Washington based unlimited softball team, plans weekend games in Virginia. For details contact Chet Matthes at 4413 4th St. S. W. Washington or call Ludlow 7560.
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South Capitol
Parachute Jump Credited to Frenchman in 1797 Paris
A Frenchman made the first free flight parachute jump in Paris in 1797. He leaped from a balloon at an altitude of 2,000 feet, marking a landmark in aeronautical history.
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Paris
Stake Trials Run By Gun-Dog Club at Round Hill Today
The Loudoun Gun-Dog club held spring field trials at Round Hill with open and age stakes underway. Yesterday's Puppy stakes crowned Jack a liver and white pointer belonging to Park Brinkley of Suffolk, with Elgin Nininger as handler and other dogs placing including Dan, High Pilot, and Chilly Hollow Beauty in later All Age events.
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Park Brinkley
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W. J. Bodie
Newport News
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Hollybourne Grand Master
S. M. Froelich
New York City
Nininger
High Pilot
Raymond Grubbs
Berryville
Grubbs
Knuckler Featured In Lopat Pitches In Spring Work
Ed Lopat the New York Yankees left hander adds a knuckle ball to his repertoire following Gene Bearden’s example. Lopat, cautious about regular use, tested the pitch in a recent exhibition against Detroit’s Dick Wakefield, who took it for a called strike three.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Ed Lopat
New York
Gene Bearden
Bearden
Yankee
Casey Stengel
Oakland
Cleveland
Lopat
Dick Wakefield
Detroit
Phillies Hopeful Pennant Bid Fueled by Lopata
In Clearwater Florida April 2 the Phillies focus on youth as a pennant bid potential. Rookie catcher Stan Lopata stands out as a prime example of the Carpenter plan producing top rookie prospects for Eddie Sawyer to mold into a contender.
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Fla
Philadelphia Phillies
Stan Lopata
Eddie Sawyer
Cooperative observers: 5600 weather hobbyists on staff
About 5,600 individuals who study weather as a hobby serve as cooperative observers on the U S Weather Bureau staff.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Middleburg Hunt Races to Host Two-Weekend Meet
Daniel C. Sands announced the 28th Spring meeting will run on two consecutive Saturdays in Middleburg. The program opens with a five race card headlined by the 4 mile timber Louie Leith with Maryland Hunt Cup contenders. the next Saturday features a five race lineup led by the 2 mile William Skinner Memorial brush race.
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Daniel C. Sands
William Skinner
Dow family plane crash ends dream of flame free engine
In Midland Michigan on April 2 a private plane crash killed Dr Willard H Dow and his wife, Dow Chemical president. Dr William J Hale said Dow feared fiery death and planned a cool solar alcohol engine to burn agricultural alcohol without flame, to reduce hazard.
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Mich
Willard H. Dow
Dow
William J. Hale
Hale
Dow Chemical Co
Dr. Hale
Bloodhound Traces Ancestry to Norman Hound
A modern bloodhound is thought to descend from a dog brought to Britain across the Channel by Normans in the 11th century. The lineage ties contemporary tracking dogs to medieval origins.
Farmers Certify 52 Corn Purchases With CCC Agreement
Fifty two county farmers signed corn purchase agreements with the Commodity Credit Corp before the March 31 price support deadline. The total represents 32 290 bushels of shelled corn. Agreements set CCC purchase on a grade basis from June 1 to 30. Farmers may store and sell elsewhere before June and keep ownership. Base price is 1 61 per bushel for No 3 or better, higher for No 1 and 2, with discounts for mixed grades.
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Commodity Credit Corp
Robert Dailey
Frederick
Rosenberger Hatchery Spotlight in Checkerboard News
Ray and Mrs. Rosenberger and their hatchery are featured in the April issue of Checkerboard News published by Ralston Purina Co. The piece highlights their success in large scale broiler production, stressing hard work, precise feeding, and strict management. Check synopsis and photos are at Checkerboard feed store. In a separate note, La Guardia Field consumed 175000 gallons of gasoline in a day.
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Rosenberger Hatchery
Checkerboard News
Ralston Purina Co
Rosenbergers
Checkerboard
LaGuardia Field
Tacoma Times Suspends Publication Amid Losses
The 45 year old Tacoma Times has halted both the afternoon daily and the Sunday Times due to heavy operating losses. The Tacoma Times Publishing Co. announced the suspension affecting 150 employees, leaving Tacoma with one daily afternoon and Sunday paper, the Tacoma News Tribune.
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Tacoma Times Publishing Co
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Measles Near Peak Reachin g Nationwide Rise
Measles increased by more than 5000 cases in the week ending March 26 per U S Public Health Service reports. The outbreak may near its peak with New York Pennsylvania Wisconsin Kansas Arkansas and Texas showing the largest weekly gains. Total U S cases reached 33347 while influenza declined and other diseases stayed near median levels.
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