Pirates and Browns Quickly Start Rebuilding
The Pirates traded Gus Bell to Cincinnati for three players as Pittsburgh aims to rebound from a last place finish. St. Louis acquired Bill Hunter from Brooklyn for cash and three players in a major move, while other clubs used minor leaguers in paper transactions and A's bought John Mackinson from Birmingham. Bell hit .246 in 131 games for Pittsburgh, and the Reds also acquired Henley and Abrams in earlier moves.
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North Carolina Resumes Football Schedule Saturday
The University of North Carolina restarts its football schedule Saturday against Wake Forest after canceling games due to a polio outbreak. Intramural activities were halted for over two weeks as a precaution. earlier games versus Georgia and North Carolina State were cancelled.
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Carter Salas Title Bout Sparks Chicago Boxing Night
Carter and Salas square off in a 16 round lightweight title bout in Chicago Stadium televised from 10 p.m. The champ Salas seeks to repeat a historic feat while Carter aims to reclaim the crown. Both fighters expect about $10 000 each in TV receipts and a gate over $25 000 with a Latin crowd backing Salas.
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Sooners Buck McPhail Starts Piling Up Rushing Record
Norman Ogla Buck McPhail, Oklahoma fullback, has 12 rushing yards in three games this season. The 202 pound senior, who averaged 8.86 yards per carry in 1951, has already surpassed half his 1951 rushing total with seven games remaining. He rushed 107 yards against Colorado, 158 against Pittsburgh, and 147 against Texas as Oklahoma won 49-20 in both recent games. McPhail tops a strong backfield led by Buddy Leake, Eddie Crowder, and Billy Wessels, with coach Bud Wilkinson praising him as a peerless bucker-blocker.
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