Expulsion debate over NCAA subsidies stirs sports writers
In a heated exchange, Halph W. Alger and Clarence Houston urged expelling seven schools for aiding athletes, while many officials and Southern allies resisted. The debate sparked quick moves, with a sanities code measure limiting athlete benefits, and campus leaders warned allies to attend the next annual meeting.
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Tate
Halph W. Alger
Michigan
Clarence Houston
Tuite
Uba
NCAA
Algler
Houston
Xev
Virguts
VMI
VPI
Mary
Boston’ College
Villanova
Citadel
South
Iit
Holy Cross and Duquesne Lead Nation In Undefeated Runs
New York report notes Holy Cross and Duquesne atop college basketball polls as undefeated teams. Holy Cross crushed Georgetown 77 to 51 while Duquesne beat St. Bonaventure 84 to 66, with Kentucky and UCLA also ranked high amid regional leaders and tonight's key games across conferences.
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Powerul
Holy Cross
Duquesne
Crusaders
Georges Town
St. John's
Diajioyne
Toyota
Chicago
Dukes
Tonnensen
Kentucky
Adolph Rupp
Brac- Try
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Arrizona
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Dearolt
Bradley
Buller
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Nebraska
Konicky
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Kavaas Stote
Temple
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Misaivsipni
West Bowing Green
Northwenteen
Thnors
Lowa
Purrdive
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al Oty State
Mineesota
Wisconsin
Arizona
Tempe
A Tons
SGA Pledges Fund To Improve Southern Fairways
The Southern Golf Association seeks a $10,000 contribution from members to fund further research on coastal plain grasses at Tifton Georgia. Vice President Boyd of Chattanooga urges support for Dr Glenn W Burton's crossbreeding work to produce fairways matching northern greens. Augusta club has given $1,000. The group also moves to adopt a one group qualifying plan for top associations.
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Dixie
SGA
Pollack Boyd
Chattanooga
Tenn
Southern
Tifton
Bermuda
Boyd
Glenn W. Burton
Coastal Plains
Augusta
New Orlevoy Dure
Wilde
New Orleans
Six More Signed By Title Eleven
SUSCALOOSA AP Six more high school football players signed scholarships to the University of Alabama bringing total since December 1 to 30. Names include Leo Hetyman guard Murphy High Mobile Jahr Rockwell tackle Murphy High Mobile Paul Prestons fullback Atty Davis half back and Wins end Tifton. The six additions lift Alabama’s total signed players to thirty.
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Suscaloosa
University of Alabama
Malls
Leo Hetyman
Jahr Rockwell
Muphy High
Mobile
Paul Prestons
Atty Davis
Tnllhope
Ala
Philadt
Tifton
Ome
Alabama
Christmas Sugar Color Blend Instructions
A garbled instructional snippet describes mixing blue and green for Christmas sugar decor. It mentions blending color with quarter food coloring, stirring with a whisk and letting the sugar dry. The text is unclear on exact measurements or full steps.
Headland Joins Alabama State League In Open Bid
A busy preseason ASL meeting awarded Headland a franchise and re elected Charles T. Laney as league president in an executive session. Highlights included a league re division, schedule additions, and the East West All Star format to start July 10 in Andalusia with doubleheaders and reversed venues.
Four College Stars Expected to Sign with Dothan Browns
Dothan Browns owner Charles C. Smith announced four college players are nearing contracts to join the 1930 club. The group includes two pitchers, an infielder, and a first baseman, with rookies Smith and manager Clarence Mutt Hodge in talks. Also hinted is a fifth Troy State star and two former Alabama State League players, Harold Fehrenbacker and Joe Decker, possibly signing.
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Dothan Browns
Charles C. Smith
Smith
Dothan
Clarence
Mutt Hodge
Red Wave
Troy State
Harold Fehrenbacker
Joe Decker
Geneva
Decker
Fehrenbacker
Money High School Cafeteria Burglary Leads to Losses
Montery high school suffered a string of thefts with a cafeteria burglary during a week. Initial loot included two dozen cakes and milk pints, followed by 20 pies and later two 14 pound workeys. League decisions included banning exhibitions during playoffs and granting clubs 48 hours to file protests. Howe News Bureau retained ASL statistics contract for 1960.
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Monterey
Cal
Monney High School
Cailletesu
Howe News Bureau
NCAA Seeks New Punishment Methods For Violators
The NCAA, rebuffed in previous efforts, seeks new ways to punish violators. President Hugh C. Willett says expulsion may be too severe. a possible executive committee could decide, while seven institutions facing expulsion votes were narrowly kept in by convention. A special code committee may report in Dallas next year, with scholarship rules likely to shift under the evolving code.
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York Iap
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Ree Salstrains
Hugh C. Willett O
Southern California
NCAA
Ins Voming
Botton College
Villanova
Iso
Compalyang
H.C
Curly) Byrd
Maryland
Dallas
Hay Ty
Basketball slate over 35 clashes booked this week
Wiregrass launches a hectic basketball week with two big home dates for Dothan fans and several key matches across the region. Malone travels to Dothan, and Friday the Malone Tigers visit Dow. The nine league rounds begin Tuesday with many doubleheaders and slated cross-town showdowns as Abbeville, Midland City, Columbia, Slocomb vie for the varsity lead.
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Dothan
Panama Cry
Malone Tigers
Dow Hah
Tigers
Malone
Bees
Lanier
Enterprise
DeFuniak Springs
Bonifay
Arlington
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Whiegrass Basketball League
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Cottonwood
Ozark
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Newville
Hartford
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Donalsonville
Graville
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Mariapos
Panama City
Elba
Kinston
Cottomwood
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Slocomb
Columbia
Rehobeth
Headland
Abbeville
Midland City
Ashford
Tennessee Ends Kentucky SEC Reign With Upset Victory
Tennessee's Art Burris scored 28 as the Vols defeated Kentucky 93 5 in Atlanta ending Kentucky's five year SEC dominance. Vanderbilt rallied to beat Mississippi State 61 50 behind Herbert Hargett and Billy Joe Adcock with 22 each. Auburn beat Florida 92 46 and LSU topped Tulane 75 70 as Georgia Tech beat Alabama 73 81. Standings and upcoming week schedules listed.
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Kentucky
SEC
Dick Hatch
Atlanta
Tennessee Volunteers
Wildcats
Tennessee
Art Burris
Burris
Bill Spivey
Vanderbilt
Mississippi State
Herbert Hargett
Vandy
Billy Joe Adcock
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Auburn Knights
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Julian Miller
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Greenies
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Loyola of
South
Tigers
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Georgia Tech
Mississippi
Tampa
Georgia
Miss
DePaul
Chicago
Tulane
Missis State
Snead Splits Crosby Purse in L A Open Playoff
Sammy Snead and Ben Hogan head to Los Angeles for a playoff over 34500 plus gate receipts with the winner earning 2600 and the loser 1900 plus 30 percent of the gate. Snead tied for first at Pebble Beach with 214, Douglas Quick Burke also in contention. weather drew a record crowd of 18 000.
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Malwoop
Snead
Bing Crosby
Hogan
Dave Douglas
Wilmington
Del
Jackie Burke
White Plains
Imiley Quick
Los Angeles
Sammy
Douglas
Pebble Beach
Quick
Burke
Three Fights Booked Here Tuesday Night at Wiregrass Sports Arena
Weekly wrestling show at Wiregrass Sports Arena on Main Street booked Tuesday night features a tag team match and two preliminaries. In the feature attraction masked man Mr 2X teams with Billy Rush of Tulsa to face John ny Gallagher of Los Angeles and Jack Wentworth of Canada in a two out of three falls match. Preliminaries set Mr XK against Wentworth and Ryan against Gallagher, each for one fall with ten minute time limits. Opening bell at 8:30.
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Wiregrass Sports Arena
Mr 2X
Billy Rush
Tulsa
Okla
Johnny Gallagher
Los Angeles
Jack Wentworth
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Wentworth
Ryan
Gallagher
Porelock
Pep Riley St. Louis Bout Headlines Heavy Featherweight Clash
Champion Willie Pep of Hartford, Conn., enters a title defense as a heavy favorite against challenger Charley Baler of St Louis in a ten round featherweight bout.
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ST. Louis
Willie Pep
Harttorn
Cond
Charley Baler
St Louis
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