Auburn Is Named National Champion In Final AP Poll
Auburn finishes 10 0 and undisputed number one in the final Associated Press poll, amassing 9 123 points and 210 first place votes. Ohio State Michigan State follow, while Oklahoma leads the rest of the top 10. Auburn barred from bowl play by NCAA action.
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PCL Settles Damage and Moves for 900,000
The Pacific Coast League agreed to a 900,000 settlement to pull out of Los Angeles and San Francisco. Six clubs Portland Seattle Vancouver San Diego Sacramento and Hollywood will share 150,000 each. San Francisco Giants owned by Giants will relocate to Phoenix and Salt Lake City is noted for a potential shift.
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National Football League Drafts 4.9 College Gridders
The National Football League drafted 49 players during a day-long meeting in Philadelphia moving to align its constitution with anti trust acts. Top picks included King Hill and John Crow. Big Eight backs Bob Stratsky and Clendon Thomas plus guard Bill Krisher were early selections. Commissioner Bert Bell urged improved players association pay and safety provisions, with potential changes to bonus selection methods likely after congressional pressure.
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Freshmen Cagers Split With Scott in Close OT Duel
Garden City freshman Charles Hacker scored four points in the final 15 seconds to lift Garden City past Scott 33-32 in the opener. Hacker hit two late free throws and a desperation shot to seal the comeback as Scott led 32-31. Hacker finished with nine points, while Scott’s Wayne Otsuki and Gordy Halbleib contributed key moments. Scott won at the charity line, 4 free throws to Garden City’s 1. Phillip Dick led Garden reserves with four.
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Night athletic clash ends 12 11 in Munball Pa
Garden Bees slip to Pittsburgh Panthers reservist Scott City junior high in a tense curtain raiser with a 12 to 11 final. The game featured Bob Rathi and Jim Zanox in a close contest played near Garden City and Munball, Pennsylvania.
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