Sanity code stalls college recruiting reform in NCAA chaos
AL JENNINGS argues that the NCAA amendments fail to curb alumni-sponsored recruiting, leaving most schools underground in unofficial bidding. He notes loopholes, FBI enforcement futility, and the Big Nine’s relative stability amid a broader chaotic landscape of college athletics.
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Karl Leib
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Carolina NYU clash tops nation in cage
UNC and NYU, both unbeaten, were set to meet at Madison Square Garden in a featured midweek showdown after NC’s 11 straight wins and NYU’s nine victories. The program also spotlighted St Johns versus DePaul with other top teams listed.
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Georgia
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Iowa
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Fordham
Salem
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Cantwell’s 90 Points Tops Southern Conference Race
Cantwell of George Washington University led the Southern Conference scoring with 90 points in eight games, edging Rog Goldsmith and Buddy Cheek who tied for second with 83. North Carolina held the top league record at 4–0, with NC State 3–1 and George Washington 7–1. Tickets for the 27th Southern Conference tournament go on sale February 10 by mail orders only.
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Durham
Callipare Claims Third Straight Eastern States Crown
Anthony Callipare of Rochester wins his third straight Eastern States speed skating title in three Northern New York Skating Association meets held in Saratoga Springs New York.
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N. Y
Anthony Callipare
Rochester
New York Skating Association
Nominated Field for San Pasqual Handicap at Santa Anita
Nominations for the $50,000 San Pasqual handicap at Santa Anita include a large field of candidates. Strong threats may emerge for two $100,000 stakes in the season, the inaugural maturity on Jan 31 and the big handicap on Feb 28.
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Calif
Santa Anita
Walker Receives Maxwell Award in Philadelphia
Dallas January 12 Doak Walker SMU halfback left by plane for Philadelphia to receive the Maxwell award as the outstanding football player of 1947.
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Doak Walker
Southern Methodist University
Philadelphia
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Chhosen
Mangrum Wins Coast Golf Title in Crosby Event
Lloyd Mangrum pocketed 2533 and the 1948 Crosby tournament crown in Del Monte California finishing 54 holes over three courses with a 205 total ten under par. Stan Leonard was runner up at 210 while Ben Hogan took third with 211 and won the pro am with Johnny Dawson 197.
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Jimmy Demaret
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Lew Worsham
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Ferrier
Jim Ferrier
San Francisco
Martin Pose
Hogan
Dawson
Angrum
Bob Simmers
Los Angeles
Leonard
T. Suf
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Phoenix
Arizona
Snead-Kelly
Sam Snead
Hot Springs
Roger Kelly
Richmond
Ben Hogan
Press
North State basketball race enters second week
Greensboro January update shows Catawba atop the North State standings after a 57-48 win over High Point and a 44-43 win over Guilford. Lenoir Rhyne freshman Leo Kantorski leads scoring at 89 points with Don Tate and Don Stafford close behind. Schedule lists eight conference games this week with Elon Appalachian and East Carolina Teachers making first conference appearances.
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Guilford
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Lenoir- Rhyne
Don Tate
Western Carolina
Don Stafford
Kantorski
Atlantic Christian
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Riggs And Kramer Face 11th Meeting In Boston
Touring tennis stars Bobby Riggs and Jack Kramer meet for the 11th time in Boston Garden with about 16 000 spectators expected. The match will cap a double bill featuring Denny Pails versus Francisco Pancho Segura, with Kramer leading Riggs 6-4 in their series and Pails up 7-3 on Segura.
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Bobby Riggs
Jack Kramer
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La Salle Coach McGlone Leads Young Eagles to Ninth Win
Philadelphia January 12 LaSalle basketball coach Charley McGlone, 29, is joked about for his youth as his Explorers remain unbeaten after a 62 to 59 victory over Virginia. They previously defeated Utah Arkansas and Southern California. The coach recalls gatekeepers mistaking him for a student while his 20-6 first season culminated in a Philadelphia district title.
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USC Cromwell Named Head Of 1948 U. S. Olympic Team
USC coach Dean Cromwell, in his 39th year developing Olympic athletes, is named head coach of the 1948 U.S. track and field team. The unanimous selection by a 13 member committee follows his long record with 26 Olympians since 1912 and a career starting at USC in 1909 with multiple NCAA and conference titles.
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Dean Cromwell
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Trojan
University of Southern California
Emil von Elling
New York University
Tom Jones
Wisconsin
Emmett Brunson
Rice Insti
New York
Ward H. Haylett
Kansas State
Alfred R. Masters
Stanford
U. S
Kenneth L
Tug) Wilson
Illinois
Trojans
North Carolina Coaches Association Forms in Charlotte
The NC Coaches Association formed in Charlotte will meet in Durham March 12 13 during the state basketball tournament to name six directors and adopt a constitution. Officers elected for a year are Bill Brannin president Leon Brogden vice president and Price Leeper secretary-treasurer. The group invites all senior and junior high coaches in the state to join, hoping for about 6600 members.
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North Carolina Coaches Association
Durham
Bill Brannin
Charlotte Central
Leon Brogden
Wilmington
Price Leeper
Gastonia
North Carolina
Gonzales Wins Upset Battle For Net Title
Richard Gonzales, 19, of Los Angeles, upset Gardner Larned, Chicago, in Tampa to win the Dixie tennis championship. He defeated Larned 2-6 3-6 6-2 7-5 6-2 to take the title last year held by Bitsy Grant of Atlanta.
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Fla
Richard Gonzales
Gardner Larned
Gonzales
Los Angeles
Larned
Chicago
Bitsy Grant
Atlanta
Locals Riding Crest Of Six-Game Streak
High Point High School’s Black Bison, hottest in state schoolboy hoops, chase wins in a 23 game schedule this week starting Tuesday against the Duke freshmen and then at Central High in Charlotte. Crowder leads scoring with 83 points in six games, Harris 52, Hunsucker 46, Ellington 26, White 19, Cooper 18.
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Crowder
Richard Harris
Harris
Hunsucker
Billy Hunsucker
Bill Ellington
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Nelvin Cooper
Turfmen Gamble on Mayer Racing Stock Auction
In Inglewood California Louis B Mayer plans an auction of 39 two year old thoroughbreds never raced or shown in silk. The sale pits top turfmen against a chance to acquireraw potential as Mayer risks the unknowns at night under the hammer.
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Louis B.mayer
State Swimmers Triumph Over Virginia 44-31
North Carolina State's swimming team defeated the University of Virginia 44 to 31 at Frank Thompson pool before a capacity crowd.
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N. C.state
University of Virginia
Frank Thompson
Duke Tankers Open Durham
Duke swimming opened its 1948 season in the Duke pool this afternoon hosting the University of Virginia.
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