NCAA Faces Realignments as Presidents Push Plan
Cincinnati Jan 11 The National Collegiate Athletic Association remains active though allied groups push a de-emphasis program. Presidents of colleges argue for academic control, potentially eliminating post season bowls and reshaping enforcement via regional accreditation. NCAA President Hugh Willett notes harmony but the ACE would oversee policy while the NCAA directs athletics. Meanwhile Lawrence Junior High basketball beat Atchison 35 to 18, ending a holiday break slump with Gary Creamer scoring 10 for Lawrence.
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Bob Feller Tops Indians Pay as Lemon Reluctantly Sets Pace
Cleveland January 11 We look at Bob Feller's top salary in the American League and Bob Lemon as the No 2 cashman. Officials say Lemon held out in the past but this year is not expected to argue. Feller led the league in wins percentage and total victories at 22 8 and no hitters in his third season with no attendance bonus in his contract.
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Kansas Class AA High School Scorers Race Pace
Peet Len Martin of Oniga leads Kansas Class AA basketball with 90 points in four games. Brainard Newton averages 21.67 over nine games, while Rod Grubb of Wichita State is listed with 219 points in six games for a strong pace. The standings show top scorers by name, games played, and total points as the season progresses.
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Quarterback Needs to Run to Stay in Style
Los Angeles January 11 fecesury Brown, head coach of the Cleveland Browns, discussed the coming game between the American Conference All-Stars and Sindahar's Nationals. He argued that the spread offense requires a quarterback who can run as well as throw, signaling a shift that may reduce demand for traditional pocket passers.
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Kansas Basketball Nicknames Spotlight in Phog Allen Era
The piece catalogs Kansas players with colorful monikers such as Fing ers for Bill Lienhard and George for Dean Kelley, with Bubbling critique of Clyde Lovellette and Stauffer. It notes Stauffer’s rebounding prowess and the team’s No 1 ranking debate, referencing AP polls and past Kentucky teams for comparison.
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Yellow Pages Guide Helps Find Repair and Service Pros
If you have something that needs fixing you’ll find repairmen of all sorts in the Yellow Pages of your telephone directory. Authorized servicemen for national products own, two. The Yellow Pages are a handy place to find who buys, sells, rents, repairs and performs many kinds of services. Southwestern Bell Telephone Company.
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