Lineman coaches dominate college football era shift
The article traces a shift from linemen dominating college coaching to backs and multi position players finding success. It lists legendary lineman-turned-coaches and notes modern examples, pondering reasons for the change amid trends in the Big Eight and Pac Coast Conference dynamics. It also touches on Ted Tidwell’s form, Stanford’s athletic future, and PCC dissolution signs shaping schedules and affiliations.
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Yesteryear
Knute Rockne
Bernie Bierman
Jock Sutherland
Fritz Crisler
Wallace Wade
Lynn Waldorf
Bob Neyland
Howard Jones
Dana Bible
Dutch Meyer
Francis Schmidt
Matty Bell
Wally Butts
Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Jack Mitchell
Kansas
Darrell Royal
Texas
Forest Evashevski
Iowa
Tommy Prothro
Oregon State
Terry
Turvoeh
Shore
Hotaen
Evan
Wilkinson
Bill
Hue Merten
Kanemi
Clay Stapleton
Town State
Reff Sanders
UC Dodd
Georgia ‘Tech
Beanie Gosterbaan
Michinas
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Loni
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Prothro
Mitchell
Royal
Thia
Stanford University
Washington
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UCLA
Southern Cal
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Oregon
Washington State
Idaho
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Air Force Academy
Notre Dame
Palo Alto
Rotary
Reaves Petera
NCAA
PCC
Australian Hartwig in round robin ties Gonzales at 3-0
Hartwig and Pancho Gonzales share 3-0 records in the round robin event as they near a Thursday night showdown. Roosewall is projected to be 46 by then. Gonzales says the only way to beat Kenny is to overpower him, not out finesse him, and he expects to be at his best for the clash.
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Champiou Jones
Roger Bannister
Bannister
Tidwell
Charlie
Bakersfield
Calif
Lawrence
Pancho Gonzales
Gonzales
Roosewall
Kenny
Bragan Blasts Power and Held Over Trade Fallout
Bragan says the Indians were hurt by the midseason trades involving Vic Power and Woody Held. Duke Maas and Virgil Trucks joined the Yankees after being dealt from Kansas City, shifting team fortunes. The Indians lost to New York and fell to fifth as day one of the new alignment unfolded. Power and Held did not report for the day’s activities.
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Woody
Bragan
Duke Maas
Virgil Trucks
New York Yankees
Kansas City
Yankees
New York
X Team
Indians
Power
Held
Indianapolis
Kansas
Home Run Is Big Weapon In Association Battles
The home run featured prominently in American Association games last night with Denver defeating Indianapolis 2-0 and Louisville beating St. Paul 4-3. Omaha routed Saints 12-0 after a nine-pitcher marathon in Wichita. Charleston shocked Minneapolis, and Omaha edged Wichita 6-5. Tonight Minneapolis visits Charleston and Omaha heads to Wichita with Denver at Indianapolis and St. Paul at Louisville on the slate.
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Indianapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Colonels
Saints
Charleston
Minneapolis
Omaha
Wichita
Bill Queen
Braves
Silky Sullivan set for new races despite trainer's reservations
Inglewood California AP Silky Sullivan trains at Hollywood Park and is slated to race again in a week. Trainer Reggie Cornell says the aging horse will not near the pace, relying on late bursts from 30 lengths back as fans recall his Kentucky Derby and Santa Anita Derby exploits and lingering fame.
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Calif
Silky Sullivan
Silky
Ovenl
OV Sik
Hollywood Park
Hell
Reggie Cornell
Lousville
Church League Tennis Scores Reported Tuesday Night
Ken Rosewall led the Tennis World Today results as Mia teacherine of tennis world today notes E. Lutheran defeated First Baptist 5 0. Haskell beat Assembly of God 6 3 and Methodist Blue topped P Congre gational 4 7.
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Church League
Ken Rosewall
Lutheran
First Baptist
Haskell
Assembly of God
Methodist Blue
P. Congregational
Rosewall Emerges as Talk of Forest Hills Tourney
Forest Hills, N Y Ken Rosewall the 142 pound artist of pro tennis today is the talk of the 15000 Tournament of.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
Ken Rosewall
Pete Broaca Plays Basketball at Boston University
Pete Broaca son of former New York Yankee pitcher Johnny Broaca plays college basketball for Boston University highlighting his athletic path and family baseball legacy.
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Pete Broaca
New York Yankee
Johnnny Broaca
Boston University
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