Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 52, No. 5, Ed. 1 Sunday, August 8, 1954 Page: 9 of 48
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and Sanders in the Rose Bowl.
Eddie Hickey of St. Louis Uni-
versity will coach the South’s bas-
ketball team which is to oppose
Moore's North squad.
Hickey has coached champions
of bowl tournaments and has had
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Th. race marked the third time
in track history that the blue rib*
bon mile has been run under four
minutes. Bannister did the feat
first with 3:50.4 on May 6, and
then Landy was clocked in 3:58 at
Turku on June 21. .
This made the “Misacle Mile” of
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And it will bring him renewed enthusiasm nnd
interest—for every moment a man spends with his
Cadillac serves as a stimulating reminder of his past
accomplishments—and acts as a wonderful inspira-
tion for planning and thinking out the future.
Itwillbringhim physical relaxation—tortus Cadillac
is so comfortable and luxurious that merely to sit in
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Denton County will be repre-
[ sented by two athletes in the All-
Star football and basketball games
held as the climax events at the
end of the 22nd Annual High School
Coaching School that started regis-
tration in Dallas today.
Garland Warren, twice All-Dis-
trict Denton High School center,
will play on the North’s football
suad and Terry Masten, basket-
ball spearhead for Krum’s state
cage quint last winter, will be on
the North’s baskeatball squad.
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COACHES’ SPEAKER—Guest speaker for the North Texas State College football
coaches’ class Friday morning was Neal Dillman, head coach at Borger High School.
Pete Lawless, left, a graduate of NT and now assistant football coach at Pleasant
Grove High School, Dallas, and Homer Ludiker, right, assistant coach at North Side
High School, Fort Worth, discuss the T-formation with Dillman, center, following the
class session. During the week of Aug. 9-14 the class will adjourn to attend the Texas
High School Coaches’ Association School in Dallas.
VANCOUVER, B C., Aug. T In couldn’t challenge L;,„. aue iaz
Dr. Roger, Bannister of England Englishman breezed over the line
won the Mile of the Century today with a good stride on Landy,
in the British Empire Games, pass- “ ....
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Michigan State has produced unan-
imous All-America football players
twice, and the first name of both
men was Don. The first was Don
Coleman in 1951 and the second
was Don Dohoney in 1953.
numerous teams in the National
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a thorough mastery of fundamen-
tals. The single-wing powered Vol-
unteers, guided through most of
the period by Gen. Bob Neyland,
who retired after ’52, have won
190 games, lost 44 and tied 13 for
an .812 percentage.
Alabama's third-rated Crimson
Tide, .783. constantly battling Ten-
nessee for southern suprema-
cy, Tose to prominerce under Wal-
laee Wade and the late Frank
Thomas and has remained there
with Red Drew as coach. 4
Army's fourth place, .747, stems
mainly from the fabulous forties
at West Point. Red Blaik’s charges
went unbeaten for 32 games from
the start of 1944 until mid-1947 in
the Glenn Davis-Doe Blanchard
era. The Black Knights added a
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Six coaches and a former coach
in Denton county high schools art.
among M members of the advane-
ed coaching class at NTSC this
summer. 0
Enrolled are Ken Keanu, form-
erly head football coach at North*
est High, Justin, who will coach
in Hot Springs, Art., High chool
next season; U. R. McPherson, as-
sistant football and baseball coach,
also of Northwest High; W. W.
Davis, head basketbali coach at
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Frank Anderson, whose track
teams at Texas A&M have won
six of the last eight Southwest
Conference championships, will in-
struct in this sport.
Alex Hooks, whose Southern Me-
thodist diamond team tied- for the
cnoference championship last year,
will lecture in baseball.
In this glorious respect, there are simply two types
of cars: Cadillacs and all the others.
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until the cadets were upset by
Navy, 14-2, at the close of 1950.
The Midwest, South and East
dominate the top 25 teams since
1929 with six representatives each.
Besides Notre Dame, Michigan
State, Michigan, Ohio State, Min-
nesota and Detroit come from the
Midwest.
Tennessee, Alabama, Duke,
Georgia, Tulane and Louisiana
State are the Southern entries.
Army, Villanova, Holy Cross,
Boston College, F o r d h am, - and
Penn form the Eastern sextet.
USC, California and Stanford
represent the Far West, Tulsa and
Oklahoma the Central Plains and
Texas and Texas Christian the
Southwest.
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BOSTON, Aug. 7 W-Terry Bren-
nan makes his unenvied coaching
debut this fall at Notre Dame
which has produced the nation’s
most potent football force over the
past quarter century.
Brennan, cool and competent at
26, inherits the Irish helm from
Frank Leahy in the wake of an
amazing won-lost record that has
pushed Notre Dame to the top for
the period 1929 through last sea-
son.
Tennessee ranks second with Al-
abama, Army, Michigan State,
Duke, Michigan, Oklahoma, Ohio
State and Southern California fill-
ing out the first ten according to
an Associated Press survey.
Like Notre Dame, Tennessee
produced an impressive record by
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20,000 or more anticipated.
The All-Star basketball game will
be played in Dal-Hi gymnasium
Friday night.
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All this, of course, is the very eisntee of Cadillac .
value. All cars offer transportation—and varying
degrees of satisfaction. But it remains for Cadillac
-to provide a definite therapeutic for jhe mind and
body of a work-weary man.
Both athletes will begin work-
outs Monday. Warren will be un-
der Bobby Dodd, Georgia Tech
grid pilot and, Masten “will be tu-
tored during the week by Du-
quense’s Dudley Moore.
Warren will be with NTSC’s foot-
ball forces this fall while Masten
is undecided on his college career.
In addition to the two athletes,
the world’s largest high school
coaching clinic is due to draw the
majority of Denton’s athletic staffs
as well as many of the County
coaches.
From NTSC, the football staff
of Odus Mitchell, De Walker, Fred
McCain and Herb Ferrill are due
to attend as well as NTSC track
coach Winton (Pop) Noah and bas-
ketball mentor Pete Shands.
Head football coach Zeke Mar-
tin and his staff is due to attend
from Denton High School. Crill
Payne and Doyle Chrisman, foot-
ball, and Oran Spears, head bas-
ketball coach, will be on hand from
Denton High.
Masten’s high school coach, W.
W. Davis of Krum will be on the
basketball court sidelines this week
also. ,
Opposing Dodd’s North football
team will be Jess Neely’s. South
team. Both coaches employ the
T while UCLA’s Red Sanders will
be on deck to give pointers to
classes on the single wing.
' All three coaches had teams in
major Bowl games last January 1.
Come in sometime—when life has grown stale with
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steers with such complete effortlessness that every 1954 Cadillac.
mile is a tonic for the body. It will be the most refreshing sixty minutes you
It will bring him mental refreshment— for the car is ever spent on the highway—and we’ll be delighted
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Invitation Tournament and the
NCAA tourney.
Moore has had teams in the na-
tional tournaments for years and
has always ranked high national-
ly.
‘HERE’S HOW’—Pampa High School's head basketball caoch demonstrates the “how-
to-do” to a graduating member of his cage group, Jack Bond, while Pampa’s as-
sistant cage coach looks on. Clifton McNeely, left, and Terry Culley, center, were
guest speakers for the coaches’ clinic at North Texas State Thursday. The West Tex-
ans brought a number of their high school squad to use for the demonstration. Bond,
right, a six-foot-five-inch center from Pampa, was named all-state center for the past
. two years. He was also picked by Chuck Taylor for the first team to the All-American
i Team at the North-South game in Kentucky this year.
To be hnest With you, we’re not certain where he’s
going. He may be journeying to a branch office of his
corporation ... or he may be heading home for the
day ... or he may just be taking his afternoon "con-
stitutional" behind the wheel.
But one thing we know for certain. He’s about to
embark on a little vacation. And for its length, it will
be one of the most wonderful interludes a man could
hope to enjoy:
For he’s about to spend an hour in his 1954 Cadillac
—and here, beyond any question, is the perfect
remedy for a trying day.
Coaches From
County Attend
NTSC Clinic '
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final 100 yards to take the event
by three feet. The unofficial time
was 3:58.3.
Landy led the way through most
of the race and appeared to be a
certain winne when he dropped
into the final lap with a five-yard
advantage over the tall, limber,
arm-flopping Englishman.
The official time was announced
as 3:58.8, slower than Landy ’• as
yet unrec ejnized world mark of
3:58 but the best time of Ban-
nister’s career. Bannister was the
first man to break four minutes
when he ran the route in England
in 3:59.4.
Bannister collapsed into the arms
of crowding fellow countrymen as
he crossed the finish line and they
carried him, shouting triumphantly
around the infield.
The thrilled crowd of 35,000 jam-
ming Empire Stadiun went wild
when Bannister’s time was an-
nounced.
Pill Baillie of New Zealand jump-
ed into the lead at the gun, with
Landy and Bannister closely
bunched behind. Landy surged to
the front going around the second
cur’ of the first lap, and at the
quarter led Bannister by five yards
in a blazing 440, unofficially timed
in 58.6.
Landy held approximately five
yards over Bannister at the half,
with bis time unofficially given as
.1:58.9 as the rest of the field drop-
ped back. On the third lap, Ban-
nister closed down the gap, but
Landy kept pouring it on. At the
three-quarters, Landy led by
scarcely a strike, in the phenom-
enal time of 2:58.7. Bannister
kicked on the last curve and Landy
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Krum High; Barrett Reeves, head
football, basketball, baseball, and
track coach at Pilot Point High
School; Lewis McReynolds, assist-
ant Coach at Lewisville; Albert L.
Kay, head coach at Lewisville, and
Bud Campbell, assistant football
and basketball coach at Sanger.
The course is being taught by -—7"
five NTSC coaches, six visiting
high school coaches, and a golf
pro.
The NTSC mentors an Odus
Mitchell, and De Ven Walker, foot*
ball; H. G. (Pete) Shands, basket-
ball; Winton (Pop) Noah, track;
and Herb Ferrill, golf.
Guest lecturers on the schedule
are Joe Golden, Wichita Falls; Neal
Dillman, Borger; Clifton McNeely, '
Pampa; J. W. Black, Pleasant
Grove; Vernal Hays, North Dallas;
L. G. Morris, Fort Worth; and
Ross Collins, Dallas Country Club.
My Celeste, winner of Monmouth
Park’s Molly Pitcher and Mon-
mouth Handicaps last season, has
retired from racing and is bring
sent to a breeding farm.'
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