Banquet speaker Sid Gilman highlighted as UC coach profiled
In a Beaver Club event, Sid Gilman the University of Cincinnati football coach is set as principal speaker for a banquet honoring Corry Algheradders on December 4. Gilman, in his seventh head coaching year, builds Cincinnati into a national contender with standout defenses and fast, downfield blocking as weather forecasts threaten weekend games. The feature notes Gilman’s career from Minnesota high school through Ohio State, Miami of Ohio, West Point, and his rise to Cincinnati, plus local sports and weather outlook affecting college football results.
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Pittsburgh Steelers
Tom Jelley
University of Miami
Eric Lust
Meadville
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Farrell
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Johnsonburg
Ridgway
Bowl program now beginning to take shape
Major bowls set to feature key matchups as Michigan State cannot play post season while Notre Dame eyes a return to glory. Rose Bowl contenders Illinois, Stanford, Southern California vie for berth. Sugar Bowl hosts Maryland or Tennessee. Cotton Bowl involves Texas Christian or Texas. Orange Bowl to feature Georgia against top Southwest teams as Texas and Baylor clash at Austin.
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NCAA Not Planning TV Program Change This Saturday
NCAA officials say no changes to the college football TV plan this Saturday despite public protest. The 1951 setup faces criticism from fans, writers, and lawmakers, but the group defends the cost and stakes of the experiment while noting schedule constraints and blackout cities.
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Cleveland
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George Washington University
Bowling League Crowns Tie For First After Thrilling Night
In VFW Men's C League action Eachother's Soft Drinks tied for first by defeating Martin's Garage in three games and total pinfall. Van Cise Keystone and Penelec also posted strong totals. In the American League Bowl-Aire trio led Columbus Inn as Ajax Tron Works fell and Davis Insurance swept McInnes Steel. Aero Supply kept a two-game lead in the National League with sweep over Johnson Brothers. Paul’s Men’s Wear blanked Al’s Clothes Show. In the ladies division All-Way Electric swept Gilson’s Restaurant and Corry Jamestown defeated Langbush and Stewart. Hockey scores finished Montreal 4 Boston 4, Chicago 1. Buffalo 3 Indianapolis 3 tie.
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Jylyson Brothers
Paul's
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Sparta Hotel
Eleotriu Lassles
VFW Ladies
Everinns
Gilson
Corry Jamestown
Langbush
Stewart
Lailles
McNally Named Farm Director for Indians
Mike McNally, president of the Wilkes-Barre club in the Eastern League since 1941, was named farm director for the Cleveland Indians. The former infielder for the Boston Red Sox, New York Yankees and Washington Senators succeeds Herold Muddy Ruel, who resigned to join the Detroit Tigers.
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Mike McNally
Wilkes-Barre
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Herold
Muddy) Ruel
Detroit Tigers
200 Club records and notable bowling scores hit the page
Art Martin hammered Rome 230 last evening to lead the 200 club with nine double centuries. George Ross 220 Mike Bailey 919 Gerald Lillie 214 Jack Stall 210 Ralph Pierce 903 Ford Stewart 200 Bill Lumiette 200 Merle Ottaway 200. Ralph Kiner of the Pirates was born in Santa Rita New Mexico.
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Gerald Lillie
Jack Stall
Ralph Pierce
Ford Stewart
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