NCAA Council Urges Tough Controls on College Sports
The NCAA policy council proposed strict limits to curb overemphasis on sports and curb recruiting. A moratorium on post season contracts in 1952 was ordered, with a 12 point reform plan to be reviewed at the Cincinnati convention.
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Chicago
NCAA
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Cincinnati
Hugh Willett
Southern California
Association
Dallas
New York
College of the City of
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American Council On Education
Washington, DC
Ncaa Council
Pacific Coast Conference
Big Ten
Fraley Picks Grid Winners
OSCAR FRALEY presents Fraley's Follies listing weekly college football picks. The roundup names favored teams such as Tennessee over Kentucky, Stanford over California, Yale over Harvard, Duke over North Carolina, and multiple matchups across the East Midwest and beyond with brief notes on expected outcomes.
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Oscar Fraley
United Press
York
Fraley
Tennessee
Kentucky
Vols
Vito Parilli
Stanford
California
Redskins
Yale
Harvard
Big Herman
Duke
North Carolina
Princeton
Dartmouth
Holy Cross
Temple
Owl
Pitt
Penn State
Columbia
Brown—Burck
Boston U
Syracuse
Rutgers
Colgate
Fordham
NYU
Odessa Bronchos Clash With Sandies In District 1-AAAA Showdown
Odessa arrives to host Amarillo in a key District 1-AAAA clash, renewing a conference rivalry with the Sandies. The series shows Odessa up 5-2 in wins, with Amarillo’s only earlier conference wins dating to 1948. Local hype centers on a potentially big crowd and strong rankings by Phil Collier, placing Amarillo tenth and highlighting District 1-AAAA as highly competitive.
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Sandies
Amarillo Stadium
Amarillo
Bronchos
James Garner
Garner
Exas
Carver Dragons Close Season With Hobbs Game
Carver High School hosts Booker T. Washington Tigers of Hobbs New Mexico in Amarillo Stadium at 8 pm to close the season. Five seniors Sammy Nichols Paul Young Edward Lee Smith James Lemmon Wesley Jones play final scholastic game. A parade at 2 30 pm Saturday will feature the 66 member Carver Band moving along Third Street Polk and Eleventh.
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Paul Young
Edward Lee Smith
James Lemmon
Wesley Jones
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Eleventh
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Tom's Place
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Tyler Junior College preserves undefeated season in rout
Tyler Junior College defeated North Texas State College B team 15 to 7 at home last night, completing an unbeaten untied season. The victory leaves the Anaches with a flawless record as they eye a Junior Rose Bowl invitation in Pasadena, California, in December.
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Tyler
Tyler Junior College
North Texas State College
Asadena
Cal
Miller Paces Amjets Over Wayland 74 65 in Amarillo
Coach Lt. Bill Miller steers the Amarillo AFB Amjets to a 74 65 win over Wayland College Pioneers led by Miller with 32 points in three quarters. Gale McArthur and Keith Smith controlled the floor for the Amjets as Wayland’s Cecil Davis paced the Pioneers with 24 points. The crowd at Amarillo College saw a high free throw pace and a late fourth quarter run by the Amjets to seal the victory.
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Plainview
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Oklahoma A&m
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A&m
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John Gatlin
Amiets
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AAFB
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Straffe
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Gatlin
Si McLean
Harris
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Peniith
Kazmaier Tops All East Team
Princeton star Dynamo Dick Kazmaier was named to the 1951 United Press All East college football team along with three Princeton teammates and four other players from Holy Cross Colgate Navy Villanova Boston University Bucknell. Kazmaier led major colleges in total offense with 1707 yards and a 64 percent passing record.
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Dick Kazmaier
Princeton
Tiger
United Press
Kazmaier
Frank McPhee
Dave Hickok
Vic Bihl
Holy Cross
Chuck Maloy
Jonn Feltch
Ohio
Bucknell Invited To Tangerine Bowl Matchup Hoped
Bucknell University was invited to play in the Tangerine Bowl as host team on New Year's Day in Orlando. No opponent is set pending Bucknell’s definite reply. Bucknell was ranked 20th in the AP poll. other contenders include North Texas State, Northern Illinois, College of Emporia, Western Maryland, Illinois Wesleyan, Murray State, and Valparaiso.
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Orlando
Fla
College of Emporia
Kaw
Maryland
Illinois Wesleyan
Murray State
Valparaiso
Secretaries’ World: The Snake-Killing Bird Soars High
A secretary bird known for its snake hunting soars into the air with its prey, then drops it onto the hard ground. The dramatic hunting display ends with the prey crushed by impact, illustrating a striking predator behavior observed in its native habitat.
Longhorns Name Cage Captain for 1951 52
Don Klein of Sherman was elected captain of the 1951 52 Texas basketball team by teammates. A senior pre medical student and two year letterman in basketball and track he was javelin runner up at the 1951 Southwest Conference meet and will lead the Longhorns against Oklahoma in the season opener at Norman on December 3.
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Austin
Don Klein
Sherman
University of Texas
Longhorn Cagers
Oklahoma
Norman
Exams Announced for Cartographic Posts in DC
The US Civil Service Commission announced examinations for cartographer cartographic aid and draftsman positions in Washington DC. No written test required. experience ranges from three months to eight years per grade. Salaries span 2500 to 8360 dollars annually. Obtain forms from W. E. Routh Room 22 Post Office Building.
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Washington
Gov launches large scale reforestation in San Cristobal
In San Cristobal the Dominican Republic begins growing seedlings for regional distribution under a government reforestation program. About 200,000 small trees are planned to be planted each year.
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San Cristobal
Dominican Republic
Nine Texans Named on Gray Team for Blue Gray Game
Montgomery Alabama November 21 Southern Methodist coach H N Rusty Russell will lead the South in the Blue Gray gridiron classic on December 29. Three SMU players Fred Benners Ben White and Herschell Forester join Texans Wilson George of Texas Christian and Aubrey Phillips of Texas Tech on the Gray squad.
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Ala
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H. N
Rusty) Russell
Texas
Russell
SMU
Ace
Fred Benners
Ben White
Herschell Forester
Wilson George
Texas Christian
Aubrey Phillips
Texas Tech
Crowns on Line This Week in Schoolboy Football Action
Texas schoolboy football heads to the playoffs with three district crowns and 17 bi-district titles at stake. Sunset Woodrow Wilson Adamson loom in Dallas district races. Arlington Heights Fort Worth and others decide who advances. AA and A prepare for the first state playoff rounds with numerous Thursday and Friday clashes across divisions.
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An Angelo
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Harold V. Ratliff
Associated Press
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Longview
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Ysleta
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Tulsa
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Quanah
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Tahoka
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Winters
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Ariington
Olney
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Kids Inc Junior division games wrap Dec 2 schedule
Wolflin tops P Valley 27 0 as Joe Davidson scores twice on 38 and 42 yard runs. Soapy Sudbury adds 30 yard TD run and extra point, Hines 55 yard TD rush. defense led by Cadenhead Hines Park. Forest Hill beats Mavericks 13 0 with Ruffin touchdowns and Thresher extra point. San Jacinto 7 0 over Alice Landergin as Shannon 35 yard TD and Condron extra point.
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Wolflin
Chris Cadenhead
Ronnie Hines
David Park
Forest Hill
Mavericks
Ray Ruffin
Larry Thresher
Johnny Birge
Jimmy Tuttle
Bobby Hutto
Johnny Woodward
Edwin Stevens
Jerry Smith
SAN Jacinto
Neil Shannon
Alice Landergin
Mustangs
Howard Condron
Ted Broom
Richard Willis
Douglas Veazey
Don
Lon Painter
Teddy James
Awards for Top Three In Four Ball Play
Awards for top three in four ball play will be shared by all foursomes playing first second and third in the tournament tomorrow afternoon at Ross Rogers Course. Entry fee is 1.50 per golfer including green fee. Quartets tee off at 1 o clock with all pros women and men amateurs invited.
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