Neale Walks Back Giants Praise After Eagles Loss
Philadelphia coach Earle Neale faced New York writers after a 7 to 3 defeat to the Giants. He had previously said the Giants could win the league if the Eagles failed to clinch, but he insisted they would focus on beating New York next Sunday and denied fully backing his old friend Steve Owen.
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Kansas State tops rivals with height and fast break
Backed by Ed Head's 16 points, Kansas State built a 35-32 halftime lead and stretched it early in the second half using a fast break and height advantage. Other Midwest scores included No. No-Big Seven games on tap tonight.
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Preseason top ten college basketball picks stir nation
No 1 ranked teams loom as possible national champions with North Carolina State Long Island Bradley Kansas Kentucky and C C N Y among favored cliques. Observers list top ten and notes major conference favorites with schools such as Iowa Oklahoma A M Brigham Young Murray State St John’s Syracuse Cornell DePaul Notre Dame Illinois Detroit Dayton Beloit LSU Vanderbilt Western Kentucky Duke Arkansas Arizona Washington and Pepperdine as contenders.
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Lawrence Junior High opens season with win over Olathe 22 to 14
Lawrence Junior High, coached by Wilbur Duver, beat Olathe 22 to 14 to start the 1950-51 season. The B team, coached by Bruce McClure, won 30 to 14 as Bob Endacott scored nine and Ed Martin eight. The R team led 8-2 first quarter and 22-5 end of third. Box scores and player names listed for both schools.
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K State council seeks new athletic directors after resignations
Manhattan Kansas. The Kansas State college athletic council met to search for a new director of athletics and a head football coach after the resignations of Thurlo McCrady and Ralph Graham. Eric Tebow chaired and said several outstanding men will be asked to suggest candidates. Applicants for both posts remain in consideration as the council hopes to hire first a director who will help select the coach. A next meeting is planned within 16 days. In other news, Dr. Lewis Atterbury Conner, founder and first president of the American Heart Association, died at 83 in New York.
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Big Seven teams roll to wins last night
Kansas State defeated Ohio State 68 to 51 in Columbus. Nebraska overwhelmed Meryville State 61 to 39 with strong depth. Iowa State walloped Simpson College 77 to 44 in Ames, boosting the conference’s early season momentum. Ohio State lost key stars from last season’s No. 2 AP ranking as the championship era shifts.
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No Dissension Here Report From SMU Gridders
Southern Methodist University football players deny rumors of locker room fights and discord as they finish the Southwest Conference race. Co-Captain Robby Collier signs an open letter to fans stating the team’s spirit and cooperation remained strong from season start to finish after losing four of five games. The declaration was read at a team dinner in Dallas dated December 5 and contrasts with circulating reports during SMU’s late season slide.
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