Browns Rookie Brown Tops AP All Pro Honors
Jimmy Brown of Cleveland won multiple AP awards including player back and rookie of the year and received the most votes on the AP All Pro team. The 220 pound fullback led a sweep of rookie and top pro honors in the annual AP poll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jimmy Brown
Cleveland
Associated Press
Browns
San Francisco
Baltimore
Green Bay
Detroit Lions
Brown
NFL
Syracuse University
Y. A. Tittle
Johnny Unitas
Alan Ameche
Buncutter Tire leads league bowling. Novick, others in close race
Buncutter Tire Co. piled 1749 in three games behind Harold Pugh s 167 and a 413 set to take a key half title stance. Novick Transfer matched 1644 as Joe Zimmerman and Charles Minghini led with 127 and 138. Other leagues saw Ken Smith Agency fall to National Fruit on the last ball, and White s Purol sweep O Sullivan as several teams vied for early season bragging rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buncutter Tire Co
Novick Transfer
Ugh
Sonny Cooper
Buncutter
Novick
Joe Zimmerman
Charles Minghini
Ken Smith
National Fruit
Harold Dawson
Smith
Ernie Milburn
Dr. Allen Hawthorne
Harry Hottel
Dawson
Jack Larrick
Teddy Hepner
White
Purol
O'Sullivan
Sears A&a
B & S Poultry
Sears
Iden Mallory
Harry Propst
Jack Jones
Clarke Loy
B& S
Bob Leecge
Shorty Seeford
Home Beneficial Life Insurantt
Pugh
Larrick
Cooper
A” League
Buncutter Tire
Ken Smith Agency
Brakeshoe Cafe
White's Parol
Peoples Cleaners
R & S Poultry
Home Beneficial
DAV
Sugar Hart vs Baker Welterweight Sweepstake Fight
Sugar Hart 19 knockouts in 22 wins is an 11 5 favorite to beat Larry Baker 21 11 3 with nine knockouts in this welterweight sweepstakes phase. Baker 26 from Mount Vernon NY is No 8 contender. Hart 21 from Philadelphia is No 9. Ten round bout at Chicago Stadium televised 10 pm EST on ABC as part of the 147 pound title chase. Other top welterweights include Logart Turner Akins Martinez Ortega De Marco and Gavilan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sugar Hart
Larry Baker
Baker
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Boxi Assn
Hart
Carmen Basilion
ABC
Chicago Stadium
Isaa Logart
Gi' Turner
Virgil Akins
Vince Martinez
Gasper Ortega
Tony de Marco
Kid Gavilan
Good Scouts Duncan Attends 46th District Meeting
Six members of the original Duncan Coquitlam Boy Scout troop formed in 1911 attended the 46th annual meeting of the district association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan, B.C
Cowichan Boy Scouts
District Association
North-South Game Squads Drill in Cold Mobile
In near freezing weather both squads planned a full day of drills to test winning combinations for Saturday's Senior Bowl. South coach Paul Brown favored a backfield of George Walker Dick Christy Phil King and Jimmy Taylor with Ray Brown mixed on offense and defense. North coach Joe Kuharich aligned Jim Ninizky Walt Kowal with Michigan State players in the No 1 backfield while adjusting backs Jim Rountree Billy Atkins and Jim Loftin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Paul Brown
Cleveland Browns
George Walker
Arkansas
Dick Christy
All America
North Carolina State
Phil King
Vanderbilt
Jimmy Taylor
Louisiana State
Czyk
Mike Sommer
George Washington
Ray Nitschke
Illinois
Bobby Cox
Minnesota
Jim van Pelt
Michigan
Jim Shanley
Oregon State
Bob Stransky
Colorado
Larry Krutko
West Virginia
Don Healy
Maryland
Brown
John Varone
Miami Fla
Kuharich
NBC
Texan Star Racks 75 Points In High School Victory
Texan 17 year old 6 6 215 pound star posts 75 points leading Big Spring High School to a 109 53 win over Odessa Ector. He scores 46 in the second half aided by teammates Sommer Washington and Nitschke. The piece also lists college players slotted in offensive combos and notes senior bowl history and NBC telecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Spring
Tex
Jan Loudermilk
Big Spring High School
Odessa Ector High School
Texas Tech Upsets TCU In SWC Action
Texas Tech pulled an 83-70 upset over Texas Christian as the baby of the SWC. Kansas fell 64-62 to Oklahoma in Norman while Wilt Chamberlain missed games with an infection. Ron Loneski led Kansas with 27 points as other top teams posted wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Corrigan
Associated Press
Kansas
Jayhawks
Wilt
Chamberlain
Oklahoma State
All America
Oklahoma
Norman
Gene Hudson
Ron Loneski
Tommy Kearns
Frank McGuire
Texas Tech
Texas Christian
Douglas Defeats Manassas On Small Court In Zone Defense
Douglas remained unbeaten with a 42 to 33 victory at Manassas as the Bulldogs used a first time zone defense. James Walker led Douglas with strong scoring while Ron ald Moten and John Carter controlled boards and the team excelled in passing and rebounding. Tyrone Lewis topped Manassas with 15 points. The junior varsity won 23 to 20 and the girls varsity schedule follows tomorrow night against Johnson Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Manassas
Ed Barksdale
Bulldogs
James Walker
Ronald Moten
Benny Brown
John Carter
Lee Mason
Brown
Walker
Moten
Winchester
Carter
Tommie Washington
Moton
Mason
Johnson Williams
Berryville
Myers of Iowa State Interviewed for Texas A&M Coach Post
Jim Myers 36, Iowa State single wing stylist with one year head coaching, met with Texas A&M athletic committee amid a search for a new coach. Officials would not confirm if Myers was offered the dual coach and athletic director role and said no other interviews had been arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Jim Myers
Iowa State
Texas A&m
Aggie
Myers
M. T. Harrington
Handley beats Clarke County 54 to 36 in District 10 clash
Handley overpower Clarke County 54 36 at home as Donald Pine led Eagles with 20 points while Donnie Oates added 18 for the Judges. James Wood routed Strasburg 61 32 with Preston Jolly scoring 18 and Wendell Dick 21 as Wood built a big lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Clarke County
Eagles
Donald Pine
Donnie ‘Oates
Standley
Charles Rinker
Tommy Glass
Pine
Leroy Tomblin
Rennie Davis
Donnie Fuller
Fight Handley
Shenandoah
Elkton
Strasburg
Warren County
Front Royal
James Wood
Strasburg Rams
Colonels
Rams
Harrisonburg
Preston Jolly
Big Lad
Jolly
Wendell Dick
Strasburgs
Jim Robinson
Robinson
Jimmy Sprinkle
Baughman
Sprinkle
Swallow
Strasburg G
Payne
Robinson ‘ & O
Cullers O
Bergey
Loving
Miller
Himelright
Totals
G FT T
Goode
Hott
Streit
Lee
Russell
Glover
Ambrose
J. Wood
Hamman & Lewis
Clarke County O Fs
Tomblin
Davis Pine
Barr
Fuller
Handley Oo Oates
Binker
McMullen
Glass
Crenshaw
Dix
O'Hara
Baker
Spiders Edge Citadel For Third Spot In Conference
Richmond's Spiders rally from a 33-30 halftime deficit to beat The Citadel 54-50 in Atlanta. Larry Rauppius earns four late free throws as Richmond improves to 5-1 in the Southern Conference, lifting to third place while Citadel drops to 2-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Richmond
Spiders
Les Hooker
West Virginia
la Salle
Virginia Tech
Phil Morris
Larry Rauppius
Tower Braced for 165 MPH Winds with Steel Cable
A Boston television tower measuring 1,199 feet will be stabilized against winds up to 165 miles per hour using 22,200 feet of steel wire rope. The installation aims to ensure structural safety amid severe storms affecting the city’s broadcasting infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Shooting Match Winners Named
Jack Wilfong won three times at the shooting match held at Denny's Auction on the Berryville Pike Friday. Winners with two wins were Jerry Johnson W. W. Bell and Arthur Miller. Other winners included Charles Ricketts Dennis Wilfong Julian Bayliss Henry Jones Hetzel Lewis Ralph Beavers Charles Thornton George Lowery Cecil Bayliss Ben MoeFalls Russell Taylor John Bayliss Forest Gray and George Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Wilfong
Denny's
Berryville
Jerry Johnson
W. W. Bell
Arthur Miller
Charles Ricketts
Dennis Wilfong
Julian Bayliss
Henry Jones
Hetzel Lewis
Ralph Beavers
Charles Thornton
George Lowery
Cecil Bayliss
Ben MoeFalls
Russell Taylor
John Bayliss
Forest Gray
George Bell
Frisky Feline Snatches Vitamin Pills in Mangum Home
Mr. and Mrs. John Haygood in Mangum Oklahoma found their kitten Tippy had taken a box of vitamin pills from the kitchen and was eating them. The couple investigated after noticing friskiness from the cat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mangum
Okla
John Haygood
Tippy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rookie Brown
Ronnie McDonald
Cardinals
Charlies Williams
Billy Morrison
Thomas Bucher
Mike Perry
Lions
Steelers
Gary Strickler
Ray Malone
McDonald
Williams
Morrison
Bucher
Colts
Gino Marchetti
Detroit
Joe Schmidt
Billy Wilson
Washington
Gene Brito
Schmidt
Brito
Lou Creekmar
Jack Christensen
Roosevelt Brown
Frank Gifford
Art Donovan
Bill George
Chicago Bears
Ollie Matson
Chicago Cardinals
Billy Howton
Dick Stanfel
Lou Greekmar
Duane Putnam
Los Angeles
Jim Ringo
Y.A. Tittle
Leo Nomellini
Bears
Mary Matuszak
Bobby Dillon
Jack Buttler
Pittsburgh
Milt Davis
Fagles
Sporting Goods
Johnny's Sport Shop
W. Boscawen
TCU
Sec
North Carolina
William & Mary
Rice
Southern Methodist
Texas A&m T
Texas
St. John's
Brooklyn
Rhode Island
Citadel
Tyrone Lewis
Quint
Tex. A&m
Colonels Rock Rams
U. S
Roger Bergey
Jim Casey
Mickey Baughman
Mickey
Dickie Goode
Studebaker
Packard
Studebaker-Packard
Kern Motor Co
DAA
BELL
Harris Tweed
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!