Return To Unlimited Substitution Rule In College Football
The Associated Press survey shows writers and broadcasters favor unlimited substitutions to place the right players on field. Respondents cite delays, three platoon play, and benefits for specialists, while some oppose citing competitive balance and coaching headaches. Named editors and reporters from Barre Times Argus, Tulsa Trib, Southwest American, Times-News, Times, and Spokesman Review are mentioned.
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New York
Associated Press
Meg Jurras
Barre
St. Times-Argus
Ma! Elliott
Tulsa
Okla
Cal
Jim Bell
Fort Smith
Ark
Uded
Larry Hovey
Twin Falls
Idaho Toons
Al-Times-News
Lison Danzig
New Y York
Times
Harry Missildine
Spokane
Wash
Gilchrist Caps AFL Rush Title With 1096 Yards
Cookie Gilchrist of Buffalo led the American Football League rushing with 1096 yards on 214 carries, beating Abner Haynes of Dallas by 47 yards and setting a league record for total rushing yards in the season ending Sunday. Len Dawson of Dallas won the passing title with 2759 yards and 29 touchdowns.
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Dallas
Cookie Gilchrist
Buffalo
Gilchrist
Abner Haynes
Billy Cannon
Houston
Haynes
Charles Tolar
Tolar
Len Dawson
Babe Parilli
Boston
Dawson
Parilli
Gene Mingo
Denver
Lee Riley
New York
Austin Gonsoulin
Lionel Taylor
Mingo
Bobby Jancik
Dick Christy
Jim Fraser
Baseball and Football Set New Attendance Records
The piece notes high attendance in both major league baseball and college football, with players like Eddie and names such as Stengel and Mauch cited. It mentions the Yankees roster, the Giants, and other teams while reflecting on the era’s record crowds and widespread interest in spring and fall sports.
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Lefty-Rigaty
Houston
UPI
Paul Rich
Pittsburgh
Ers
Harvey Haddix
Houston Colts
Pat Donnelly
Yankees
Hal
Skinny
Bobby Bragan
Milwaukee Markleville
Pendleton
Joe Adcock
Joe
Cleveland
Miloura
Sam Huff
Newarea
Slyork
Football Giants
Okla
Agboma
Alabama
Sam
Glenbaugh
LeBaron
Aslo Ag
Shutntistadium
Markleville
Charlottesvill & Ie
Eddie LeBaron
The
Seven Seniors And Coach To Represent Purdue In Bowl Tilts
Purdue will be represented by Coach Jack Mollenkopf and seven senior players in several bowls. Ohl will play in the North-South game in Miami. Brumm, Walker, and Farmer join the East squad for the Shrine All-Star game in San Francisco. Brumm also to play in the Hula Bowl in Honolulu.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
Jack Mollenkopf
Omer
Ohl
Miami
Mollenkopf
Don. Brumm
Roy Walker
Forest Farmer
Tech Favored Over Missouri In Bluebonnet Bowl
Georgia Tech led by Billy Lothridge is a one touch down favorite to beat Missouri in the Bluebonnet Bowl in Houston Texas at 2 45 p m EST televised by CBS Georgia Tech shows a 7 2 1 record while Missouri is 7 1 2 Lothridge set four school records this season and is a skilled passer runner and punter Missouri sophomore Johnny Roland is a top Big Eight back The North South clash and Tangerine Bowl also scheduled with teams and times noted for Miami Florida Orlando and Houston matchups
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Steve Snider
Dallas Cowboys
UPI
Stanford
New York
Eddie
Cincinnati Reds
Jim Brosnan
Casey Stengel
York Mets
Georgia Tech
Syracuse
Billy Lothridge
Missouri
Penn State
Miami
Dallas
West Virginia
Houston
Tom Woodeshick
Keith
Melenyzer
Orangemen
Annapolis
Gator
Don Breithaupt
Florida
Will
Shiprock
N.M
Oli
Keahestead Air Force Base
Middle-in
Sonville
Fla
Gators
United Press International
Lothridge
Yellow Jackets
Tex
CBS
Johnny Roland
Pat McCcarthy
Hally
Rice
Nick Ryder
Bobby Paremore
Florida A&m
ABC
Ohio
Orlando
Bill Roland
Redskins
Scott Tyler
Jimne
Ernie Kellermango
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Oilers
Don Cartier
Houston Oilers
Chris Burford
Allapl
Hank Stram
Frank Jackson
Smokey Stover
Curt Merz
Bill Hull
San Diego
Merz
Pop Ivy
Hogan Wharton
Wwork
University of Houston
Jeppesen
John Greiner
Burford
Tom Yakubowski
Montgomery
Ala
Toms
Bloom
Tucson
Ariz
Len Davison
Slabaugh
Dawson Bloomington
Monroe City
Jeff Slabaush
Indiana
Univer
Sity
Fred D. Jones
Elkhart
Vincennes Hospital
Roger Lee Frankum
Don Carter
National Newspaper Syndicate
W. Madison St
Chicago
Tech
Sears Liquor Store
North Broadway & Cross Sts
Bulletin-Herald
GAAR
Scott
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Markleville Frosh
Davis Dairy Farms
Westinghouse
Hardware Dept
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Dormeyer
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Dormeyer Automatic
Arvin Transistor Radio Sale
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