Controversy Over Coaching Contracts and Loyalty in Sports
A Topeka editorial argues alumni pressure drives coaching changes and contracts, but schools cannot force coaches to stay. It cites cases like Bill Glassford and Jack Mitchell, notes Phog Allen’s loyalty at Kansas, and discusses how contracts affect schools, coaches, and loyalty across football, boxing, and basketball.
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Willie Mays Near Banquet Circuit Spars with Giants
The report discusses Willie Mays as a cheerful but restless young player with great potential. New York front office moves him from the banquet circuit to limit trouble while Giants coach Hernan Franks oversees Samturer and Poke Greene board. Unclear plans aim to curb off-field issues until spring drills begin.
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Willie Mays
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N.Y
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Samturer
Poke Greene
Jewrt
Giants
College Television Body Takes on Toughest Task
The NCAA TV committee met in Chicago to craft a plan for a national television program. Walter Byers said several meetings are planned with a goal of a referendum by March. Conflicting views from Big Ten, Pacific Coast, ECAC, and independents shape the talks on regional control and liberalization.
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Musial Aims for 3000 Hits Before Retirement
Stan Musial plans to retire after reaching 3,000 major league hits, hoping to complete the feat across three more seasons. He notes his 2,418 career hits now, needing 582, as he begins his 24th season with the St. Louis Cardinals. Williams signals uncertainty about quitting.
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Eddie Collins
Napoleon Lajoie
Adrian Anson
Paul Waner
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Yoshida back as candidate after defeat in Tokyo election
Former Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida, unseated by Ichiro Yatoyama after six years in office, announced in Tokyo today that he will seek re election next month. He stressed his batting style will not change and he will continue to aim for base hits.
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Pete Newell
California
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Sooners
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Muller
Bacher
Yoshida
Tokyo
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