Bowl Bids Depend On Final Play
College football near season end with New Year Bowl atmosphere. Tennessee already in Sugar Bowl. Kentucky accepted Cotton Bowl. Illinois may clinch Rose Bowl via win over Northwestern. Stanford and Rice-TCU loom in major bowls. others like Michigan State and Maryland eye top rankings. Local games include Princeton Dartmouth and Georgia Tech versus Davidson with ACC and SEC matchups.
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Fever Hot In Lexington All Conference Eleven Named
Fever Hot In Lexington notes Tennessee’s 18 game win streak with eight this season and Kentucky’s comeback six game run after losses to Texas Mississippi and Georgia Tech. Eight players are listed as All-Conference candidates including Pug Pearman Ted Daffer Hank Lauri Gor don Polofsky Bert Rechichar.
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Bears Rally Tops Catawba in Turkey Day Thriller
Lenoir Rhyne Bears overcome a 13-7 halftime deficit to beat Catawba 33-13 in the season finale. Gene Robinson sparked a late 93 yard kickoff return. Steve Trudnak set a conference scoring record with 112 points as Lenoir Rhyne finishes 9-1 and eyes the Pythian Bowl.
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Salisbury
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Johnny Coble
Steve Trudnak
Lee Spears
Pro rookies Dottley and Krouse shine in NFL debut year
Oscar Fraley reports on John Dottley of the Bears and Ray Krouse of the Giants as standout first-year pros. Both, from Mississippi and Maryland respectively, excel despite modest college honors, with Dottley rushing for 533 yards on 945 attempts and Krouse impressing on defense. Coaches praise their rapid pro impact and potential future greatness.
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Mississippi
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Bob Neyland
Tennessee
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Maryland Coach Jim Tatum to Speak at December 4 Gridiron Dinner
Maryland coach Jim Tatum, amid two major football controversies and an undefeated season, will address the American Business Club’s Gridiron Dinner in High Point on December 4. The event will also honor top North State Conference athlete, lineman, and High Point High School’s top deck. Plans are in place to broadcast the speech.
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American Business Club
Tatum
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New Orleans
North Carolina Gridiron
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Oklahoma
Carl Snavely
Cornell
Don Farout
Bears and Browns set for NFL opener clash in Cleveland
Chicago Bears visit Cleveland for a meeting with the upstart Browns as both teams chase a strong start. Cleveland aims to repeat against top NFL rivals while Chicago seeks to defend its prestige built by multiple league titles amid a busy Sunday slate.
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Maryland mentor tops Carolina succession chatter
Missouri report notes the Maryland coach is named the leading potential successor to Snavely if alumni pressure leads to resignation after this season. The tour includes talks in High Point Kinston and Winston-Salem as Tatum plans North Carolina appearances.
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Television Schedule Highlights From WFEMY WBTV Charlotte
Local TV guide lists WFEMY and WBTV Charlotte Channel 2 Greensboro area programs from 4:30 PM to 11:30 PM including Carolina Calling Santa's Workshop Howdy Doody Kukla Fran and Ollie News 6 Gun Playhouse Videoquiz We the People Man Against Crime Cavalcade of Sports Fights of the Century Lady Wrestling Weather reports Star Spot Boston Blackie Perry Como Life with Linkletter Sports Spotlight Crime Syndicated and more across the evening lineup.
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Maryland Eyes Unbeaten Season in Sugar Bowl Test
The Sugar Bowl bound Terrapins host West Virginia as they chase an unbeaten campaign in a season that also may share the Southern Conference title with Virginia Military Institute. VMI clinched at least a tie with a 20-7 rally over Virginia Tech, defeating Tech and remaining undefeated in league play. Maryland boasts standout seniors Bob Ward and Ed Modzelewski, celebrated as top Terp performers and All-Americans in past and present eras. Ward is hailed as Maryland’s greatest individual player, while Modzelewski is among the Big Terps’ top offensive talents.
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Maryland Faces Key Games After Turmoil and Thanksgiving
Maryland ends a tough stretch as Coach Jim Tatum returns and several stars depart, including Bob Shemonski and Dave Cianelli. The Terps prepared with light practice after routing N C State 53 0, while Duke, UNC, and other ACC teams wrapped up Thanksgiving fixtures with strong showings and final prep for upcoming conference games.
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Bob Shemonski
Dave Cianelli
Joe Moss
Ed Kenstler
Tatum
N. C. State
Duke
Time Zone Note for Broadcast Schedule
Eastern standard time is used. subtract one hour for central standard and two hours for mountain standard. Some stations adjust relay times to fit local schedules. Last minute program changes cannot be included.
Evening Radio Schedule for Friday November Twenty Three
Radio listings show a full evening lineup with news segments and entertainment features starting at 6:45 pm and ending at 11 pm. Notable programs include Jack Smith Show, Roy Bowers, Martin and Lewis, Ozzie and Harriet, and Boxing Bouts with CBS ABC and NBC network blocks across multiple affiliates.
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