NCAA TV Plans to Keep College Football Broadcasts
Cincinnati Jan 9 1 Live telecasts of college football games are expected to be restricted again next fall despite the anti trust suit against the NFL A NCAA television committee spokesman said the college program will not be influenced by a federal judge s order to trial The committee led by Ralph Furey at Columbia is reviewing reports from the University of Chicago s National Opinion Research Center The Big Ten and the Atlantic Coast Conference already back continued restrictions and the committee will present its stand at a round table meeting tomorrow.
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National Football League
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Philadelphia
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Bob Hall
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Ralph Furey
National Opinion Research Center
University of Chicago
Big Ten
Sr Tern
Grid Coach Rules Group Seeks to Keep Platoons
Cincinnati, Jan 9. The American Football Coaches Association rules committee voted 21 to 4 to retain the liberal substitution rule. The 25 man group said the 2 platoon system and specialists would be restricted without it. Lou Little of Columbia praised the game as best and urged keeping the rule. Recommendations go to the NCAA rules committee at White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia.
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Columbia
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NCAA
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Non conference tests loom for Jayhawkers and Cowboys
Jayhawkers schedule features top non conference games with a pair against Oklahoma State at Stillwater January 20 and at Lawrence February 19. Cowpokes split last season with the Jayhawkers 46 41 in Hoch and 37 27 at Stillwater. Officials across the Southwest Conference push a move to curb rough play by identifying guilty players, while the personal foul record debate stalls. Eddie Stanky recalls demanding an apology from Horace Stoneham over remarks about his values, detailing the 1949 50 Giants trade and ensuing exchanges.
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Alvin Dark
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Sid Gordon
Willard Marshall
Buddy Kerr
Stoneham
Leo Durocher
Alan
Tom Siler
Knoxville News-Sentinel
Bowling notes from Monday Twilight League standings update
McGrew Investment Cap swept New York Cleaners while Standard Life, Holmes & Gates Tires, Vin Haskell and others posted wins. Virginia Stancliff led individuals with top scores as teams battled for early season standings.
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Mac Independent Laundry
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Fights Last Night Feature Incomplete Card
In Sacramento California Mulabargh Lee Sala beat Tony Masciarelli in a 10 round decision. In Oakland Leroy knocked out Don Rog in Portland. San Francisco’s Jimmy Savala fought Sammy Figueroa to a draw in Los Angeles.
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Bradley Braves end skid with overtime win over St Louis
Bradley University Braves upset fifth-ranked St Louis 56 to 47 in double overtime. A late free throw by Dick Peterson sealed the victory as Bradleys Kney and Sonnenberg sparked a dramatic finish. Bonnies, Niagara, and other top teams posted wins in college basketball action.
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City Girls Basketball League Scores from Last Night
Four games were played in the City Girls Basketball League. The Sluggish edged the Slow Pokes 12 to 10, the Green Hornets defeated the Pixies 60 to 2, the Speedy Six beat the All Americans 29 to 22, and the Globe Trotters downed the Royal Six 20 to 14.
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Bryant to Boycott Out-of-State Recruits, Donovan Says
In Kentucky, Coach Paul Bryant reportedly plans to stop recruiting players from outside Kentucky. Wildcat president Donovan says Bryant has a life-time position under a gentlemen’s agreement granting him permanent tenure. Iowa’s Forest Evashevski set to replace at Town University with a five-year deal worth about 14,000 annually, plus assistant staff from Washington State. The piece links Kansas, Oklahoma, and Kansas State in a broader college basketball and football context, noting past ints and current matchups and quoting several observers on Lovellette and team strength.
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Herman D. Donovan
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Clyde Lovellette
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Clyde
Drake
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Sooners
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Kansas State
Lawrence
Oklahoma
Jayhawker
Acer
Stanky lauds Gob of Giants salary offer for 1951
In remarks after a Giants to Cardinals trade, Stanky praised his former team for sending a blank 1951 contract and letting him name his salary. He said he filled in the amount he believed he deserved after days of reflection, noting the gesture made a strong impression. He also mentioned his recent trade to St. Louis to become its skipper.
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Bethany Takes Lead In Kansas Conference Race
Bethany Swedes moved into sole control of the Kansas Conference with a 74 to 69 victory over Bethel at Lindsborg. Bill Carlson scored 19 points as Bethel suffered a second straight league defeat and Bethany secured their second conference win without a loss.
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Lindsborg
Bill Carlson
Local high school basketball scores from Kansas teams
Weir beat St Marys of Pittsburg 85 35 as Boss Hodgson scored 51 points. Bethel's Laney Logan topped 28 in a Kansas Conference non league loss for Baker 66 54 at William Jewell. St Benedict’s Ravens won 73 53 at Maryville. St Marys, Atchison trip.
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Baker
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