Showdown at NCAA Meet Over Video TV Issue
In New York the Big Ten threatened a unilateral move to televise football games if NCAA conventions reject regional television plans. University of Michigan athletic director Crisler urged liberal TV policies and vowed to press for a quick vote on a regional approach, with potential expulsion if the NCAA bans independent telecasts. Notre Dame officials pushed for disclosure of the straw poll results as the 1955 TV Committee prepares its plan.
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Ash posts 267 in 200 Club game tied to big night
Blistering scoring highlights the evening with Jim Console matching a 267 in a 200 Club event. Chris Mex and several others top 200 as AL Shaffer and Merton Phieh also crack the mark. Women’s scores feature Alta Berry leading with 188 for the round along with Church 177 and Hixson 180. College basketball results show Weston Kentucky and St Louis among teams posting strong showings. Boxing results headlined by Dimura stopping in Philadelphia while Monroe defeats Olfisted in Worcester. Hockey and NBA scores recap late-night action with Montreal and Detroit strong, and Fort Wayne, Rochester, and Philadelphia posting wins.
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Frenels Oyer
Lawrence Liebfie
AL Shaffer
Merton Phieh
Zewataky
Chuck Minn
Bob Wotus
Cna Mel Cloakey
Hank Stewart
Alta Berry
Omer
Lael Church
Eisle Hixson
Marie Wotus
Mary Hnalyhayn
Union City Closes Down Corry Junior High 47 to 39
Union City Bears beat Corry Jamestown 47 to 39 on their home court. Jed Francisco led Blue Jays with 19 points while Shantz added 12 for Union City before fouling out. Roberts had 10. Corry’s Meerdink and Latos contributed double digits in a hard fought loss.
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Robinson Jones Set for January 19 Clash in Chicago Stadium
The comeback plan for boxing icon Robinson targets a January 19 bout in Chicago Stadium against Ralph "Tiger" Jones to build toward a possible title shot against champion Bob Olzon in June. The match, Robinson's first major TV appearance since retirement, faces management opposition but remains on track if Chicago dates hold. Frank Leahy faces hospital checkup in Chicago, listed as routine after recent pains.
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Tiger) Jones
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Leany
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
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Patterson Troy Tonight at Madison Square Garden
New York boxing scene centers on Floyd Patterson facing Willie Troy in an eight or ten round potential bout at Madison Square Garden. Julius Helfand, NYSAC chair, will supervise the event telecast by NBC at 10 p.m. EST. Patterson, 20 since Tuesday, seeks a final eight rounder before possible 10 rounds under state law.
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Beavers Open League Season At Titusville
Corry Area High coach Vic Cragg leads the Beavers to Titusville for a Section IT opener against Colestock High and the Rockets. Key players include George Johnson 6 3 center and standout rebounder averaging about 25 points a game. Hixson’s injury diagnosis clouds return. Teague’s experience will be missed as the Orange and Black square off with a veteran Rockets lineup featuring Johnson Wolson Linnon Cole and Robinson.
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Hotel Corry Tops City Cage Circuit in tight league play
Hotel Corry took first in the City Basketball League with a 52-38 win over House of David. Mel Blynt led Hotelmen with 23, Don Sturde Went paced East End with 18, and Sean Cole had 12 for the House of David. In the Aero Supply League, Lionel Tripp scored all 40 points as the 650 Department beat Tool and Die 40-21. Other scores include 650 Dept 40 6 Industrial Eng and Eng 29 Tool and Die 21. Major college scores listed: Penn State 4, Harvard 52. UConn 99, Maine 58. Manhattan 95, CONY 70. Indiana 7, St. Vincent 72. Waynesburg 69, Bethany 64. Maryland 78, Virginia 65. West Virginia 98, Virginia Tech 82.
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Non-title bout set for Jimmy Carter vs DeMarco in Boston
A non-title ten round fight between World lightweight champion Jimmy Carter and sixth-ranked welterweight Tony DeMarco is scheduled for Boston Garden on February 1. The bout will not be televised.
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Tony DeMarco
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Wininger Sets Pace In Los Angeles Open
Bo Wininger shot a 33 35 68 to take a one stroke lead after the first round of the Los Angeles Open at Inglewood Country Club. Despite windy cold rain the 32 year old Oklahoma City pro led a field of 131 in the $32,500 event. Teammates Demet Lake Monti chased with 69s.
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Senior Bow Preview It Battles All America Lineup
A massive mobile line of All-Americans leads the North against the South in tomorrow's Senior Bowl. Sharp passer duels and explosive runners surround stout defenses coached by Paul Brown and Steve Owen. Jim Garrity of Penn State to start at offensive end for the North.
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