Rupp Stays At Kentucky Amid NCAA Fallout
The column debates coach Adolph Rupp's potential departure from Kentucky as NCAA charges focus on policies and ineligible players, noting the case differs from Army's Blaik scandal and praising Rupp's past success while urging endurance.
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Whitney Martin
Ruff
Associated Press
Earl Blaik
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West Point
Navy
South Carolina
Dartmouth
VMI
Flying Fish Announces Retirement to Coach for Olympics
Hironoshin Furuhashi, Japan’s famed swimmer nicknamed Flying Fish, retires from competition to focus on training the next generation for Helsinki. In a letter to Hamamatsu Furubashi Supporters Club president, he apologizes for Japan’s dismal showing at the 1952 Games, including a last place in the 400 meters and no gold medals after 16 years back in Olympic action.
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Hei
Local Friday Sports Slate and Next Day Football Schedule
The page lists football games for Friday and Saturday including Decorah at 7 45, Marion at Mt Vernon, Iowa at 1 30, Drake at Iowa State, Clinton Lyons at Frankin, and Wesleyan at Ruther along with a wrestling Pro card at Memorial Coliseum at 8 90 p.m.
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Top defenses boost Georgia Tech vs Maryland in Sugar Bowl race
Maryland remains No. 2 in the AP poll with defensive stats topping the nation. Georgia Tech sits close, as both teams boast stingy yards allowed per game, with USC and Tennessee also noted among top total defenses in the NCAA figures.
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Associated Press
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Lowans Pace Lawrence Ahead in Midwest Conference Title Bid
AP file reports in Appleton Wisconsin that Lawrence Vikings face Coe College in Cedar Rapids for the Midwest Conference crown. Iowans Carlton Shields and Stan Preston lead a 14 game win streak with sharp running passing and strong defense promising a tough challenge for Coe.
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Former French Champion Dies After Fight Injuries
Honore Pratesi, former French flyweight champion, died in London after a 16 round bout with Zulu Jake Teli. He collapsed in the dressing room and underwent two brain operations and a blood transfusion before succumbing 36 hours later.
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Flu Bug Slows Coe Practice Ahead of Lawrence Clash
Coe College Kohawks suffer flu outbreak hindering practice as eight varsity players miss sessions. Key backs Pappas and Elgin among those sidelined. Cas Pasnalino and guard Een Schirm expected to return. Lawrence-Gaels pose strong test, scouts rate them best foe this season despite evaluated threats.
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Win Watson
Cas Pasnalino
Een Schirm
Schirm
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Cubs executive Wid Matthews set for Cedar Rapids visit
Wid Matthews director of player personnel for the Chicago Cubs will visit Cedar Rapids on Tuesday November 18. General Manager Jim Meaghan says the Cedar Rapids club tied to the Cubs for 1953 will hold meetings with directors and stockholders. Matthews will inspect the Cedar Rapids park and announce plans for the 1953 season.
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Cedar Rapids
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Three I Meeting Set in Chicago
The Three I league will hold its annual fall meeting in Chicago on Nov. 13 and 14. President Hal Totten announced the gathering starting at 10 am Thursday at the Lake Shore club with directors and general managers of eight clubs attending. Seven clubs plan to enter 1953. all but Keokuk are tied to major league clubs.
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Hal Totten
Lake Shore
Llubs
Keokuk
Ske Wants To Golf With Washington Ready For Competition
President elect Hisenhower who shoots in the low 80s will have golf partners in official Washington. Jack Westland, 1952 National Amateur champion, is a newly elected representative from Washington. Davenport has not signed working agreement and his class indicates it cannot operate next year without one. If Davenport drops out Peoria is likely to take its place as a top amateur contender.
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Barry Goldwater
Davenport
Peoria
Orertimes
Arizona
Wilson Dads Banquet Plans Noted For Dec 2
The Wilson Dads club will hold a banquet for its football squad on Monday night December 2 at the Montrose hotel starting at 6 30 Abe Sturber Iowa State football coach and Dale Williams WOI Ames announcer will be on the program.
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Montroseli J
Abe Sturber
Iowa State
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Woi-Tv
Ames
Iowa Players Return to Practice With Injuries Clouding Key Game
Iowa's Burt Britzmann Don Inman and Andy Hough showed their heaviest action of the week in drills as coach Forest Evashevski seeks a passing game against Illinois. Britzmann nursed a bruised arm, Hough battled a knee, and Inman faced starter status questions.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Iowa
Forest Evashevski
Bar~bara
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Iowa Athletic Department
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Hawks
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Horrell Signs with Philadelphia Eagles
AP reports Bill Horrell a 225 pound guard from Michigan State signed to play for the Philadelphia Eagles after the Spartans finished undefeated in 1951.
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Atladelphia
Bill Horrell
Michigan State
Philadelphia Eagles
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