Capitani Tops Small College Ranks in Total Offense
Ralph Capitani of Iowa Teachers College leads small college football in total offense with about 1,504 yards and 1,755 total yards this season. He also tops the passing list with 1,215 yards and nine touchdowns, while his team fell 34 38 to South Dakota.
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Capitani
New York
South Dunkota State
Ralph Capitani
Iowa
Eimea
South Dakota
Dick Beetsch
Ncaa Service Bureau
Ralph
Bill Englehardt
Omaha
Doane
Englehardt
Gordon Helms
Valparaiso
Ind
Billy Pappas
New Hampshire
Bob Heimerdinger
Northern Illinois
Pappas
Bob Middlekauff
Michigan Normal
Tom Egan
Brandeis
Lem Harkey
College of Emporia
Kans
Central Michigan
Jim Jouvley
Ottawa
Pedoley
R. C. Owens
College of Idaho
Seattle
Beetsch
Ced Scott
Pomona-Claremont
Bill Bradshaw
Bowling Green
Leo Lewis
Lincoln University
Jackson College
Brad Rowland
McMurry
Park City Little Loop Dinners At Eichner's
The Park City Little League hosts its fourth annual dinner Saturday at 7 in Eichner's restaurant. Invited guests include A Edward Sandula Perry Pilotti Baron Pittinger Billy Kay William Janette Congressman Al Morano Sam Tedesco Jack Butler Stanley Smith Park City Little League president, scouts, and local clergy. Awards will be presented to all league players. Phil Segheri will serve as master of ceremonies.
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Park City
Little League
Eichner
A. Edward Sandula
Perry Pilotti
Baaron Pittinger
Billy Kay
William Janette
al Morano
Sam. Tedesco
Jack Butler
Chamber of Commerce
Stanley Smith
William H. Ham
Roman Patrol Triumphs In Remsen Handicap Race
Pin Oak farm's Roman Patrol delivers a neck victory in the 411st Remsen Handicap at Jamaica Park after a late surge. Grandpaw leads late but Roman Patrol rallies under jockey Doug Dodgen to push earnings to $45,500 from an $18,000 purchase. Other notable finishers include Ever Best and Racing Foul as crowd of 30,240 observes.
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New York
Pin Oak Farm
Roman Patrol
Jamaica
Roman
W. Goodby Loew
Grandpaw
Garden State
Doug Dodgen
L. A. Peck
Ocean Lane
Brother Tex
Little Dell
Cup Man
Rowce
Deéat
Young
Fair
Mardton
Moore
Elliott
Holy Cross Frosh Spoil BC With Late Interception Return
In Newton Massachusetts on November 11 Holy Cross Freshmen beat Boston College Frosh 12 to 4 at Alumni Field. Tony Santaniello of Providence intercepted a pass with under a minute remaining returning it 73 yards for the decisive score after Dan Wheeler caused the deflection. The other Holy Cross touchdown came on a fumble recovery in the first period.
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Newton
Mass
Tony Santaniello
Providence
R. I
Holy Cross
Boston College
Alumni Field
Santaniello
Dan Wheeler
Crusader
Dick Lynch
Santanieillo
Browns Aim To Seize Division Lead
Cleveland Browns viewed as rising after a 62 3 rout of Washington and a 24 14 win over the Giants. Coach Paul Brown notes six games left with half against first division foes as they chase the Eastern Division title. Chicago Bears loom with George Blanda and George Ratterman at quarterback and relief roles. The Browns carry a 19 game regular season winning streak against Chicago franchises since 1946.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
Paul Brown
Brown
New York Giants
Washington Redskins
Washington
Ifn
Steve Amgsu
Wieverland
NFL
Chicago Bears
Bears
George Blanda
Chicago
George Ratterman
Graham
George
Otto
Ratterman
Windy City
Browns
Hornets
Cardinals
Large Telegram Sent To Injured Irish Star
In South Bend Indiana a six by four foot telegram will reach Notre Dame center Dick Szymanski at Philadelphia’s University of Pennsylvania Hospital tomorrow. The message from the Notre Dame student body says Mend well and Thanks for four great seasons. It notes he will always be All-American and sends appreciation and prayers.
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South Bend
Ind
Dick Szymanski
Notre Dame Center
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Szyma
Notre Dame
Szymanski
Pennsylvania
Bullard-Havens Topples Central High in League Bowl Duel
Bullard-Havens Tech bowls beat Central High in a Greater Bridgeport league match at Boston Avenue alleys. Boros Scheider and Tommasi led Techmen with high pins. Connolly and Moran topped Central scores.
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Bullard-Havens Tech
Central High School
Greater Bridgeport
Boston Avenue
Boros
Scheider
Tommasi
Techmen
Connolly
Moran
Central
Bullaed.hayv
Central Baron
Schn
Franzese
Keegan
I Guerardi
Collins Gridders Seek 3rd Victory
The undefeated Collins football squad seeks a third straight win against the Troccadero Lions in Seaside Park at 2:30 Sunday. Collins tops tied for first with Jean's Vaga bonds while Troccadero, 1-1, relies on a 270-pound tackle Al Minardo and a rugged line to challenge.
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Collins Restaurant
Troccadero Lions
Seaside Park
Collins
Jean
Lions
Trocadero
Paradise
Collings
Tony Annunzi
al Minardo
Richie Connors
Joe Bellevita
Dick Messenger
Jack Gallo
Lenny Rich
Joe Corica Volturno
Bill Koller
Collins Combine
Paul Macciocca
Hans Rientz
Gene Tallia
Clifford la Chioma
Vern Lumley
Jack Fitzpatrick
Jack Rogers
Andy Villano
First Golf Rules Drafted in Scotland in 1754
The early legal framework for golf was established in Scotland in 1754 with a set of 13 rules guiding gameplay and conduct, setting a formal standard for the sport's early ruleset.
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Scotland
Six Matches Tonight In Holy Name Pin Loop 218 Coast
The Holy Name Bowling league at Boston avenue alleys offers six matches tonight. Pairings include St. James vs St. Michael's and St. Charles vs St. John's Nep. high singles Ray Wojna with 181 and high total Jim Kelly with 406. Standings list St. John’s New, St. Joseph’s, and others with varying records.
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Holy Name
Cowee
Boston Avenue
St. James
St. Michael's
St. Charles
St. John’s Nep
St. Stephen’s
St. Patrick's
St. Cyril's
St. Joseph's
St. Ann’s
Sacred Heart
Holy Cross
Holy Rosary
Ray Wojna
Jim Kelly
James
Yale to start Dean Loucks at quarterback against Princeton
New Haven Nov 11 AP Sophomore Dean Loucks is the probable Yale starter versus Princeton as the Elis focus on defense against Princeton’s single wing. Loucks would be in his first 1954 action, backed by Al Ward Jim Armstrong and Connie Corelli with Phil Mathias uncertain due to a leg injury.
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Dean Loucks
Yale
Princton
Elis
Tigers
White Plains
N.Y
Loucks
al Ward
Jim Armstrong
Connie Corelli
Corelll
Phil Mathias
Princeton
Mathias
Bob Brink
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Edison
Rayco
U. S
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Barnum Ave
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Toland
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