NCAA Denies Cleared Status for Sooners in Case
Kansas City report that a three member NCAA panel cleared the University of Oklahoma was denied by Walter Byers executive secretary. Byers said the panel did not judge merits or outcomes. The inquiry centered on Oklahoma recruiting and subsidy violations with a decision expected in six weeks.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
University of Oklahoma
Walter Byers
NCAA
Kansas City
Norman
Okla, Camons
Quentin Little
Oklahoma Board of Regents
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E. G.whereatt
Frank N. Gardner
Drake University
Mrke
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
George L. Cross
Sooners
Schowl
Ralph Stevens The Fishin Fool column in 1940s notes
The column reports on East Bay fishing conditions with roe bait shortages, heavy rains, and strong steelhead activity along the San Lorenzo area. It cites anglers Pudge Gagnon and others, mentions streams around Mendocino, and advises telephoning fishing resorts for current weather. Waterfowl abundance and bass prospects across the Bay Area are also covered, with coastal and back country spots cited.
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East Bay
Los Angeles
Sten Rolling Shop
Oaklane
San Lorenzo
East 12Th Street
Barber Chateman
Golfers Association
Mendocino
Tast
South Bay
Suisun
San Pablo Bay
Napa River
Carquinez Strait
Suisan Bay
Berkeley Poer
R. M. Throop
Capitola
Frank
Otto
Sherman Island Lake
Louie Patrick
San Joaquin
False River
Sacramento River
YWCA Opens January Dryland Ski Class In Oakland
Advance registration announced for a four Wednesday night Dryland Skiing class at the YWCA Oakland. Beginning January, 8:00 to 8:40 PM, with instructor Pet Nalton from St. Lawrence University. Demonstrations, ski equipment talks by Morrie Wiener, safety tips by De Witt Ault, and ski films. Open to men and women 18 and over. Call Y Glencourt 1-7960 for details.
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St. Lawrence University
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California
Morrie Wiener
Sand W Trading Post
Sth Street
DeWitt Ault
East Bay
Ski Patrol
Daily Review
Webster Street
Y. Glencourt
Chabot Elects 1955 Officers
Oakland golf club officers elected for the coming year were announced by Dick Fry. Roderick Devine becomes president, succeeding Mal Gonzales who praised officers and committeemen for 1954. Gonzales received a special award for his service. New vice president is James Sager, secretary Frank Reith, treasurer Vince Depole, directors Dan Mutastery Pat Patton Mal Gonzales and Alex Stewart. Holdovers Ralph Madeley and Phil Gardon.
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Lake Chabot Golf Club
Dick Fry
Roderick Devine
Mal Gonzales
Gonzales
Chabot
Budd Bergstrom
Seidng
James Sager
Frank Reith
Vince Depole
Dan, Mutastery
Pat Patton
Alex Stewart
Ralph Madeley
Phil Gardon
Barber blasts jaycees over Open dispute and Pan American tilt
Barber expresses regret over the clash between the PGA and the Los Angeles Junior Chamber of Commerce that scuttled PGA support for the Open. He notes the Los Angeles Open lacks PGA sanction and pro members cannot enter. He cites the PGA sanctioning the $32,500 Pan American Open at Inglewood Country Club January 6-9, urging replacing the jaycees as sponsor to benefit golf and the PGA.
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PGA
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Inglewood Country Club
Fan. Ho
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Wilam MacDonald
Redskins Aides Quit Jobs Amid Coaching Shakeup
Washington Redskins assistants Hor ton Ball and Wayne Milner resigned yesterday. Ball, a former head coach with 11 years in service, is weighing football and business offers. Milner, a Notre Dame star end, exits to focus on an automobile sales agency in Washington. President George P Marshall had announced Joe Kuharich's one year contract last week.
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INS
Horton Ball
Wayne Milner
Washington Redskins
Ball
Redskins
Millner
Notre Dame
George P. Marshall
Joe Kuharich
Injured Goose Knocks Down 49er Star St. Clair
Willows California report says Bob St. Clair giant San Francisco 49er tackle was knocked to the ground by a wounded goose while hunting near Willows. He was with Stan Heck Cubs manager and Hil Fleming Portland Beavers coach when the bird, flying blind after being wounded, struck him on the head in a blind.
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Bob St. Clair
San Francisco
St. Clair
Stan Heck
Chicago Cubs
Hil Fleming
Portland Beavers
Tampa Takes Cigar Bowl Championship Triumph
Tampa University defeated Morris Harvey 21 to 0 in the ninth annual Cigar Bowl. Early momentum swung on two Tampa touchdowns negated by penalties, with freshman Bob Gambrell scoring before halftime. A Morris Harvey fumble led to two more Tampa scores as Al Leathers recovered a fumble and raced 25 yards for a touchdown. Tampa dominated possession, held Morris Harvey to 117 rushing yards, and added a late 1-yard pass play for their final score.
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Bob Gambrell
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al Leathers
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Zollernach
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Hayward Gellerbach
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Garth
Vic Haltkaip
Sitar Furniture
Ed Mefarlane
Ben Monadnock
Mhis Osu Turpin
Bill McWilliams
ABC High Speeders
Hank Kakuzy
Peterson Tractor
Mei Crown Zellerbach Prepublic
Thach
Fleishhacker Pape Pacific
Montebello Open leads after six-under 66 by Zell Eaton
Zell Eaton of Chino, defending his one stroke lead in the Montebello open golf championship after firing a 66 to seize undisputed first round leadership. Rudy Molsther, Gene Littler, Bob Harris, John Sattler, Mike Austin and amateur Steve Shaw follow with 67s and 68s, while favorites Mangrum and Ferrier sit back with 71s as the 10th annual tourney continues.
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Ins
Zell Eaton
Chino
Eaton
Rudyf Molsther
Santa Monica
Gene, Littler
San Diego
Bob Harris
San Jose
John Sattler
Mike Austin
Steve Shaw
Leys Mangrum
Jim Ferrier
Ares
Objections Rise Against California Deer Feeding Law
In Sacramento a renewed clash over California’s 1953 deer feeding statute surfaces as heavy snows threaten a winter test of the program. Biologists and sportsmen warn the law may spark disputes, while debates over doe shooting and herd control resume amid fragile deer populations across the Lassen-Washoe and northern ranges.
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California
Paul
Tne Davis
Fortola
Oregon
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Department of Fish
Seth Gordon
Nature
Allie Reynolds Delegates Outright Holdout in 1955
Yankee veteran Allie Reynolds, 37, the American League player representative, attended a meeting with J Norman Lewis in New York to address terms of his 1955 contract. Reynolds said he would return to settle matters after saying he went home, noting he is not pressuring the club and that his injured finger has healed well.
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INS
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Allie Reynolds
Reynolds
J. Norman Lewis
Stiscé
Kiner Case Unique Among Ball Players
Ralph Kiner, 32, predicts decline after nine MLB seasons and offers a 40 percent pay cut to restart with the Cleveland club. As NL player representative, he helped win a 25 percent salary trim for others, prompting debate among league delegates who may seek Frick’s ruling on the contract. Greenberg, Indians GM and close friend, backs the gesture as loyalty to a man feared for diminishing power.
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J. Norman Lewis
Chicago Cubs
al Rosen
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Larry
Doby
Hank Greenberg
Indians
Hank
Homerun
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Campbell Replaces Lemoane on East in Shrine Game
Jack Campbell a veteran guard from the University of Cincinnati will play for the East team in the Armval Shrine football game on January 1. He was named to replace Gene Lemoane of Virginia who has not recovered from a late season injury.
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University of Cincinnati
Gene Lemoane
Virginia
Arroyo Nets First Win in Inaugural Season
Arroyo basketball team earned its first victory, defeating Hamilton Junior High 50 to 26 yesterday afternoon. Center Gary Tomsic led the Dons with 25 points, while guard Jim Wolfsmith added 15. Tomsic is a cousin of Stanford star Ron Tomsic. In the season opener last Tuesday, Encinal freshmen beat Arroyo 40 to 31 as Tomsic scored 12 and Bob Olson contributed eight for the Dons.
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Gary Tomsic
Dons
Jim Wolfsmith
Tomsic
Stanford
Ron Tomsic
Encinal Frosh
Bob Olson
Hayward Gok Club Elects New Officers
Ray Monkhon, superintendent of Pacific States Steel in Niles, was elected president of the Hayward Gok club at a hall meeting. Billi Hill became vice president, Bill Cuthbertson secretary, Jess Prudencia treasurer, with four new directors named: Ad Jones, John Blasque, Larry Delgado, and Alex Stewart. Awards were given, refreshments served, and officials reported a grand meet.
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Pacific States Steel
Niles
Hayward Gok Club
Billi Hill
Voved
Bill Cuthbertson
Jess Prudencia
Ad Jones
John Blasque
Larry Delgado
Alex Stewart
Buckeyes Fly In For Clash With Trojans
Ohio State Buckeyes arrive in Southern California to prepare for the Rose Bowl against Southern California. Coach Woody Hayes with 44 players and 1 assistant reached Lockheed terminal in Burbanx noon. The team will train at East Los Angeles Stadium with double workouts planned through Wednesday under sunny California conditions.
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