Sunny Jim Tatum Denies Money Driven Maryland Stance
College Park Md November 22 Sunny Jim Tatum said Maryland football relies on tradition over money. He cited bids turned down for bowl games and noted the team draws many players from Pennsylvania due to the state's larger number of high schools. He defended Gov McKeldin and highlighted the university's athletic program. North Carolina Shrine Bowl squad announced for December 1 in Charlotte with 33 players from 27 schools led by 21 linemen and 12 backs.
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Crippled Children’s Hospital
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First Pro Grid Star Liked 60 Minute Play
Latrobe, Pa. UP report profiles Dr. John Braillier the first professional football player from 1895 who recalls playing 60 minutes in a platoon era. He praises the T system's modern pass and commends Otto Graham and Paul Brown. Braillier remains active, funding a football hall of fame and seeking support for Thorpe.
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Canada
Jim Thorpe
Memorial Gerry Gerard supporters vs Duke Indoor Stadium game
Supporters forget past donations for the Gerry Gerard memorial basketball game set for December 5 at Duke Indoor Stadium. The report notes the Carolina Notre Dame football series may extend beyond two more years, with signs it could continue indefinitely. Dan Mainer, Carolina freshman, recounts his Atlanta roots and a telegram missive to the Governor of Georgia.
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Duke Indoor Stadium
Dan Mainer
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Gilmer
Trippi
Georgia
High Pointers In Sports Scrap Over Ball Possession
A vivid sports note describes a free for all fight over ball control in a game. The clash remains unresolved, with observers noting its intensity and emphasizing the chaotic scene. The column also comments on a new club at the MLC.A and promotes it as a place to get exercise.
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Realth
Seixas Reaches Sydney Tennis Final
Vic Seixas of Philadelphia advances to the New South Wales final in Sydney after defeating Australia's No. 1 Sedgman in a four set semifinal. He will meet Mervyn Rose of Australia in the championship on Saturday.
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aAustrala
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One of Texas Teams Likely Fee for Tech
The Orange Bowl committee confirmed six teams remain under consideration for the January 1 game against Georgia Tech. San Francisco University's Jim Nerdles arrived to press for an invitation, with Oklahoma and four Texas schools Baylor Texas A&M Texas Christian and Rice also in the running according to Orange Bowl officials Stuart Patton and Van Kusserow.
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Texas Christian
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Jackie Robinson demands big pay raise for 1952 season
Jackie Robinson of the Brooklyn Dodgers plans to seek a substantial salary increase for 1952, hinting at a possible holdout. He earned $35,000 this year and last, and spoke during a stopover while barnstorming and visiting relatives before returning to New York. Also noted is the Chicago Cardinals entering camp with 55 players including 10 ends and 19 backfield men.
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