NCAA studies four television control plans
Chicago up Alan Bushnell, television director for the NCAA, said the study group is examining four plans to align college football with TV. The plan to distribute video receipts among members is among those considered, though no long range policy recommendations have been made. Bushnell warned subscription TV could endanger the sport without NCAA control. The NCAA council added the Southern Conference, Rocky Mountain Conference, and Sambuth College Jackson to its members.
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Oklahoma Kansas Clash Named Game of the Week
New York report says the Big Seven game of the week features Oklahoma and Kansas national powers. Oklahoma is ranked fifth by the UP coaches poll after a close tie with Colorado. Kansas is sixth after four wins including a 21-12 upset of Colorado. The conference title likely hinges on the result. Odds list Oklahoma as a seven point favorite.
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Lipp's Grill Seeks Opponents For Basketball Schedule
Lipp's Grill, defending Commercial league champion in Cedar Rapids, seeks away games within 50 miles. Contact Ed Lipp about practice matches or regular tilts. The team will be short two players from last season, Jim Ryan and Carol Midcalf, with Midcalf recently leaving for army duty.
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Banquet Tonight for Wisconsin Alumni Network
The Wisconsin Alumni club of Town hosts a banquet at the Roosevelt hotel tonight starting at 8 30 p.m. Jim Church says many Wisconsin alumni from across Foowa will attend. Art Lentz will be toastmaster and Guy Sundt along with coaching staff members will speak.
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Two Title Fights Planned for Chicago Stadium
Chicago promoter James D. Norris said Chicago Stadium likely hosts two championship bouts early next year. Rocky Marciano to defend his heavyweight title against Jersey Joe Walcott possibly March 18, while Kid Gavilan defends the welterweight crown versus Chuck Davey February 11 at the same venue.
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Weekend college picks from coast to coast
International News Service experts forecast results across regions led by Fat Robinson and Patrick Joyce. Notable games include Penn over Columbia and Army over Pitt, with high scoring for several teams and Upsets noted in multiple conferences across East Midwest Midland Southwest South وتق West regions.
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Coe and Cornell Weigh Rivalry as Homecoming Nears
Coe trains polish pass offense with Elgin throwing for the first time since injury in a loss to Iowa Teachers. Thursday drills feature pressure punting by Jim Redel while coordinators emphasize signal work and limbering up ahead of Friday sessions at Coe field. A pep rally is planned for 7 30 tonight with Bert Aston as speaker to kick off homecoming at Kingston stadium Cedar Rapids.
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Panthers name 30-man travel squad for Augustana trip
Cedar Falls Iowa Friday coach Buck Starbeck announced a 30 man traveling squad for the North Central Conference game at Augustana Saturday night. Three regulars were left off due to injuries a fractured cheek bone a foot infection and a knee injury.
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All the Trimmings for Mantle Homecoming
In Commerce Oklahoma on Friday the town honored New York Yankee star Mickey Mantle with a full community celebration. Schools and most businesses closed while a 16 band parade and a banquet for 450 guests highlighted the tribute. Mantle remained modest saying others were better and he was just lucky.
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Cyclones track team to open season against Colorado
Iowa State coach Burl V. Berry launches his third season by entering seven green runners in a Colorado meet Saturday at 11 a.m. Five runners will be chosen from Ren dell Betz Jim Bash George Eastburn Stan Petrick John Williams Dick Raob ibins and others listed in the mixed report with several city and state names appearing in the text.
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Slaughter Wins Comeback Award For 1952 Season
Enos Country Slaughter of the St. Louis Cardinals was voted Comeback of the Year by 61 Baseball Writers Association of America ballots. At 37, he returned after a disappointing 1951 to play in 140 games with a .300 average, 101 RBIs, 12 home runs, 17 doubles and 12 triples. Luke Easter finished second with 11 votes.
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