Penn Coach Decries De-emphasis Talk and Praises Two-Platoon System
Penn coach George Munger blasted de-emphasis critics and defended football players as students. He urged over-emphasizing football to discourage weaker recruits, supported the two-platoon system for fewer injuries, and praised players Gerry McGinley and Ed Bell as top performers after a standout California game.
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Oscar Fraley
United Press
New York
Pennsylvania
George Munger
Munger
Penn
Gerry McGinley
Ed Bell
California
McGinley
Les Richter
Bell
Penn State linebacker faces critics in Ivy League clash
Linebacker Munger signals readiness to confront doubters as Penn State headlines an Ivy League showdown facing whispers about the program's quality. The piece frames the confrontation as a test against a so called good school.
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Munger
Pennsylvania
VOLS LEAD PACK IN UP FOOTBALL RANKINGS
The Tennessee Volunteers stay atop the college football poll but Illinois and Michigan State surge in a close United Press ranking. Illinois edged Michigan State for second as Wisconsin enters the top ten. Southern California and California rise with key wins. Maryland holds sixth as California climbs to seventh and Princeton to eighth amid a tight, vote-rich race.
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Tennessee
Spartans
New York
Illinois
Michigan State
United Press Board of Coaches
Wisconsin
Southern California
California
Princeton
Tennessee Tech
Volunteers
Indiana
Pittsburgh
Texas Christian
Georgia Tech
Vanderbilt
Marland
Maryland
Wis
Ratliff Still Sees Schoolboy Playoff Push
The piece recalls Texas schoolboy football in the City Conference era and compares AAA and AAAA strength, noting 104 interclass games with AAA leading 50 to 44 and five ties. It discusses playoff hopes, top teams, and the prospect of a two-division champion playoff being unlikely, plus Denver’s 1952 independent move and Texas players joining the Denver club setup.
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Ratliff
Harold VY
Associated Press
Dallas
Big Boys
Nea Frans Natian
Vievileril MI
Odessa
Lubbock
Samar
Houston
Baytown
Port Arthur
Pampa
Bay of Corpus Christi
Temple
Palestine
Stephenville
Breckenridge
Grand Prairie
Gladewater
Brownwood
Ray
Lamar
Abilene
Denver
Boston Braves
Texas
Bob Howsam
Bob Moyer
Ray Mink
Jack Trench
Corpus Christi
Bob Ramsey
Joe Tepsic
Harlingen
Bill Goff
Lou Kovalcik
Sherman Denison
Lee Roy Jones
Ed Santulli
Bill Ankoviak
Austin
Charley Schmidt
Howsam
Tepsic
Brooklyn
Reapers Cinch Tie for Title in Junior High Football
The Pampa Reapers secured a 45-14 win over the Sam Houston Rangers at Sam Houston Field to move to six wins, no losses. They can clinch the Panhandle conference title with a win over Borger or Nixson, with Nixson the only team still able to tie. Remaining games position Sam Houston and Horace Mann for a possible share, while Borger and Nixson vie for standings amid a tight race. Groundbreaking in French Guinea for a hydroelectric project was reported separately.
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Pampa Reapers
Panhandle
Sam Houston Rangers
Sam Houston Field
Marvin Bowman
Reapers
Pampa
Borger
Nixson
Pampa Ney
Larry Sanders
Sam Houston
Horace Mann
Poprwot
Cane Eay
Bowling Scores All Star League Peerless Lanes
Bowler scores from the All Star League at Peerless Lanes show Mackey 444, Gerken 534, Isaacs 576, Oakes 565, Green 569 for Peerless. Sir John Schenley toppled Forister 480, Laidley 576, Haile 471, Reager 614, Lyles 552 in a 1-3 matchup.
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ALL Star League
Peerless
Lanes Kfda
Mackey
Gerken
Isaacs
Oakes
Green
John Schenley
Forister
Laidley
Haile
Reager
Lyles
Custom Floors
Brown
Ellis
Wood
Graham
Higgs
McMillian
Zion
Mangold
Farmer
Laughlin
West
Blackburn Electric
Biondolino
Grimes
Lanzgey
Buccola
Reavis
Seagrams
Fletcher
Boxwell
Arnold
G. Haile
Kersten
SWPS League Relays Winners and Top Scores
Peerless Lanes won 2 events with 337 in two weeks, Upton 286, Thut 440, Campbell 464. Generators won 1 with Pendleton 413, A J Upton 231, Johnson 429, Norris 380. Exciters won 2 with Gammage 322, Blind 369, Brady 430, Ridings 568. Reddy s won 1 with Rutherford 364, Burdekin 422, Price 399, Maxwell 436. Dynamos won 2 with Buntin 330, Ingram 365, Caldwell 466, Marshall 537. Regulators won 1 with Wilson 276, 354, Vermillion 519, Washer.
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Thut
Campbell
Pendleton
A. J. Upton
Johnson
Norris
Exciters
Gammage
Blind
Brady
Ridings
Reddy's
Rutherford
Burdekin
Price
Maxwell
Dynamos
Buntin
Ingram
Caldwell
Marshall
Regulators
Wilson
Vermillion
Washer
Banner Bowl Santa Fe League results with many teams
In the Santa Fe League Banner Bowl standings SUPER CHIEFS lead with top scores by Roberts 408 and McNemar 501 while teams such as DIESELS TULSANS CANYONS SCOUTS LIMITEDS FLYERS NAVAJOS EL CAPITANS RANGERS LOCALS CHIEFS CAVERNS ANTELOPES and INDIANS posted wins or forfeit results, listing high scorers including Smith 398 Hankinson 490 and Maybach 438 among others. The event shows multiple divisions with varied top performances and a Texans forfeit.
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Roberts
Henville
Heath
Smith
McNemar
Diesels
Robinson
F. K. Wheeler
Washburn
H. J. Wheeler
Gleason
Tulsans
Horn
Chappell
Elder
Swearingin
Wyatt
Canyons
P. W. Elder
Price
Cook
Harmon
Bellett
Scouts
Jones
Simmons
Thomson
Kerksey
Bartholoma
Limiteds
Gebert
Anderson
Judkins
Duncan
Brown
Flyers
Oliphant
Coffman
Eubank
Guthridge
Berg
Navajos
Wallace
Cox
Hankinson
Mock
Schecker
EL Capitans
Lupher
Stuppi
Gaddis
Cernohouz
Rangers
Maixner
Kennedy
Billingslea
Johnson
Rogers
Locals
Sloan
Hamic
Nelson
Ayers
Seeley
Chiefs
Hill
Fischer
Calder
McCullough Caverns
Martin
Richards
Monzingo
Clark
Harriman
Antelopes
Maybach
Olwen
Woodruff
Popey
DeGrassi
Indians
Raymond
Curtis
Sports standings from timed trials show multiple club winners
Reefs won with Henlsey 497 and Kirk sey 357 leading the scores. Laxson 403 Dickinson 240 and Crossland 367 followed. Caboo ses had Duke 378 Gabert 322 Young 367 Oli phant 226 Coffman 322. Gondolas with Cernohouz 371 Mooring 321 Walker 242 Cox 383 Fischer 318. Hoppers led by Wheeler 342 Monzingo 353 Ward 283 Oliver 317 Harp 303.
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Reefers
Hensley
Kirksey
Laxson
Dickinson
Crossland
Cabooses
Duke
Gabert
Young
Oliphant
Coffman
Cernohouz
Mooring
Walker
Cox
Fischer
Hoppers
Wheeler
Monzingo
Ward
Oliver
Harp
Newcastle Still Unscored Upon
Newcastle remains undefeated in District 9-A football with seven straight wins totaling 165 points while holding opponents scoreless. The Bobcats defeated Burkburnett Olney Throckmorton Valley View Jacksboro Henrietta and Holliday, claiming the district title last year.
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Wichita Falls
U.P
Newcastle
Bobcats
Burkburnett
Olney
Throckmorton
Valley View
Jacksboro
Henrietta
Holliday
Notre Dame Scout Ejected Over Scouting Dispute
South Bend reports Notre Dame athletic director Edward Krause says the ejection of scout John Cruze from the Pittsburgh Michigan State game arose from an honest disagreement over scouting rules. Krause asserts Notre Dame had scouted Michigan State three times, with earlier surveys on September 29 and October 20, while Bernie Crimmins watched October 6 as a spectator not as a scout.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Edward
Moose) Krause
John Cruze
Krause
Cruze
Spartans
Michigan
Penn State
Bernie Crimmins
Ohio State
Crimmins
Copper Saving Stove Maker Cuts Copper Use
A Michigan electric range manufacturer reports a five percent reduction in copper needs per stove by rerouting wiring within the range. The change aims to lower material costs while maintaining performance. The move reflects broader efforts to optimize components in home appliances.
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Flint
Mich
Michigan
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