Rescind Free Substitution Rule In Gridiron Reform Bid
Analysts urge ending free substitution to restore authentic play and identify true all around players. The proposal, backed by fans and writers, faces opposition from coaches led by Ohio's Harold Wise who fear strategy and safety impacts.
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Zednik Earns All Star Guard Spot In MAC Lineup
Western Reserve halfback Warren Lahr claimed a unanimous vote to the 1947 Mid-American Conference all star team announced in Cleveland. Miami and Cincinnati led with multiple selections while Ed Zednik of Ohio University filled the guard slot.
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Cincinnati
Miami
Bill Hoover
John Weaver
Paul Dietzel
Me Olix
Ara Parsighian
Dick Lange
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Langenbeck
Chris Stefan
Pete Risser
Ohio U
Earl Holt
al Sabato
Jim Daugherty
Johnson Knocks Out Zavala In Philadelphia Bout
Honeychile Johnson of Philadelphia stops Humberto Zavala of Mexico City in the first round. The card also lists Jesse Moroney of Harrisburg outpointing Ray Spurlock of Kansas City, and Eddie Moniz of Fall River outpointing Lee Britto of Providence. A close football clash in Ardmore sees Douglass edge Douglass 7 7 in the state Negro championship contest.
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Humberto Zavala
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Jesse Moroney
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Ray Spurlock
Kansas City
Fall River
Mass
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Lee Britto
Providence
Ardmore
Okla
Oklahoma City
Douglass
Miami May Play Sun Bowl as Redskins Bid Is Considered
Miami University's athletic board plans a special session to decide on accepting an invitation to the Sun Bowl in El Paso on New Year Day. If accepted, Miami would face Texas Tech’s Red Raiders as the unbeaten 1947 Redskins.
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Joe Madre
Hardin-Simmons
Lubbock
Xavier
Cincinnati
Murray
Kent State
Bowling Green
University
Bradley
Dayton
Wichita
Winning Plays of 1947 Columbia Ball Toter Fools Defense
Columbia Coach Lou Little explains a designed end run pass play used against Navy on October 4 in Annapolis, part of a NEA Service series. The play features quarterback Gene Rassides and left halfback Kusserow, with Gehrke scoring a touchdown after a forward pass.
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Army
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Mass
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NEA's 1947 All America selections announced by NEA Sports Editor
The 1947 All-America team chosen by coaches scouts and writers includes John Lujack Notre Dame Bob Chappuis Michigan Charley Conerly Mississippi Doak Walker SMU ends William Schack Columbia Paul Cleary USC tackles Robert Davis Georgia Tech Zygmont Czarobski Notre Dame guards William Fischer Notre Dame Joseph Steffy Army center Richard A. Scott Navy as the standout selections with Notre Dame dominating the lineup and Walker noted as the only sophomore on the squad.
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NEA
New York
Walter Camp
Camp
John Lujack
Notre Dame
Robert R. Chappuis
Michigan
Charles Albert Conerly
Mississippi
Doak Walker
Southern Methodist
William Schack
Columbia
Paul Cleary
Southern California
Robert Davis
Georgia Tech
Zygmont Czarobski
William Fischer
Joseph B. Steffy, Jr
Army
Richard A. Scott
Navy
South Bend
Frank Leahy
Lujack
Sid Luckman
Chicago Bears
Bob Chappuis
Toledo
Charley Conerly
Clarksdale
Miss
Conerly
Alabama
Harry Gilmer
Ed Danforth
Atlanta Journal
Fischer
Steffy
Chattanooga
Dick Scott
Jim Carrington
Annapolis
Dec Blanchard
Highland Falls
N.Y
Barney Poole
John Ferraro
California
Charley Bednarik
Pennsylvania
Ike
Browns Ready To Execute More Trades
St Louis Browns, after gaining $425000 from four trades, plan more deals at the Minor League convention in Miami. GM Bill DeWitt signals willingness to trade any roster player to improve the club while other executives and owners mingle with major league figures at the gathering. The day includes league opposition to Pacific Coast League major minor status and talks among Triple A leagues on future alignment.
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Fla
St. Louis Browns
Jeff Heath
Jake Early
Browns
Bill de Witt
Charles
Zach Taylor
Bill DeWitt
Vern Stephens
Jack Kramer
St. Louis
DeWitt
David Harum
Pacific Coast League
Coast
Racine To Open Against Troy In Season Opener
Racine High School starts its basketball season Tuesday with a game against Troy High School of Coolville. The reserve game begins at 7 30 p m followed by the varsity game an hour later. Only three players from last year are absent Bob Rhodes Milton Canter and James Russell. College football scores include San Francisco 3 St Marys 20 Nevada 33 Tene 13.
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Racine High School
Troy High School
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Bob Rhodes
Milton Canter
James Russell
Broncos Head for Madison Square Garden Showdown on CBS TV
Western Michigan College basketball travels to New York for a marquee showdown with Long Island University at Madison Square Garden. Coach Herbert Ready fields a strong lineup headlined by center Don Bowen with Melvin Van Dis hurt, while TV coverage by CBS WCBS-TV brings in an estimated 490000 viewers amid a 18,000 attendance projection.
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Long Island University
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Calvin College
Bronco
Herbert Ready
Clair Bee
Blackbirds
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St. Francis
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New York
CBS
Wcbs-Tv
WKZO
Long Island
Erwin Fitzgerald
Wayne Terwilliger
Charlotte
Don Bowen
Bernie Compton
Flint
Charles Brown
Benton Harbor
Pro Fives Put On Probation After Rough Opening
In Wheeling West Virginia the All-American Basketball League placed Zanesville and Youngstown on 30 days probation after a rough season opener won 51 47. Commissioner William DeMuth said teams must follow NCAA rules and ejections occurred for slugging with Paul Birch of Youngstown receiving a black eye.
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William DeMuth Jr
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DeMuth
Youngstown
Paul Birch
Weekly Bowling and Pro Basketball Schedule Highlights
The schedule shows Monday contests Cleaners vs Hemsley and Wonder vs Cardinals, Tuesday Sunoco vs Hotel Bar, Wednesday Ogg Motors vs Beshera, Thursday Electrics vs Jam aw pl, plus Reds and other matchups. Pro basketball results list Moline 83 over Flint 69 and Fort Wayne 67 over Indianapolis 56.
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Hotel Barnes
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Sekine Aas
Cee
Hemsley Bowling
Glouster Cleaners
Vernon Electrics
Harry Strobel Named Ohio Coach of the Year
Barberton mentor Harry Strobel earns Ohio coach of the year honors with 92 of 166 votes. He leads the Northern All-Stars crowding rivals and follows a career spanning Brilliant North Canton Orrville and Bellevue before Barberton's 8 1 record this season.
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Ohio
Harry
Ike Trubey
Elyria
Strobel
Trubey
Chuck Mather
Hamilton
Columbus East
Ralph Webster
Brilliant
North Canton
Louisville
Orrville
Lowell Bradford
Bradford
Bellevue
Strohel
Shrine Hospital All Star game lures top players with charity
East to West Shrine Game organizers highlight selection standards and generous attendance. Bill Coffman notes players meet top eligibility, visit San Francisco hospital, then perform for 62,000 fans, contributing over 100000 dollars to support crippled children.
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Shrine Hospital
San Francisco
Bill Coffman
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Bill
Louis favored to beat Walcott in California odds
The Los Angeles betting lines show Joe Louis favored over Jersey Joe Walcott by 8 to 1 to 14 to 8, tied to Louis plan to make his home in Southern California. Baysinger praises Navy quarterback son Raves Jr. for studying defenses since youth, with more lessons expected today.
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Joe Louis
Joe Walcott
Louis
California
Baysinger
Syracuse
Raves, Jr
Navy
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