Bowl Game Critics Assailed by Colorado Legislator
Senator Edwin C. Johnson denounced moves to ban post season college football games and urged maintaining the bowls. He argued subsidies and under the table payments harm amateur sport, urging colleges to police sports as baseball does and to keep bowls as a healthy American tradition. He favored expanding soccer as an alternative outlet and noted intersectional games promote national unity.
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Edwin C. Johnson
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Crowd set for Browns Rams World Championship clash
The biggest crowd yet for a world champion game, projected at 70,000 plus, will pack the Coliseum today at 1 p m for Cleveland Browns versus Los Angeles Rams. led by Otto Graham and Bob Waterfield, Cleveland seeks its sixth straight title bid while the Rams chase their third No 1 shot in three years.
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Matson Wins Warner Trophy For West Coast Football
Olle Matson of the University of San Francisco is named the 1951 Warner Trophy winner as the Pacific Coast’s most valuable college football player. He led the nation in scoring with 126 points and was a top ground gainer while edging stars from Stanford and California. A Jan. 29 banquet will honor him. Warner lauds Matson as a standout on offense and defense.
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Bill Me Coli
Washington
Hugh McElhenny
California
Les Richter
Matson
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Carlisle
Temple
Jim Thorpe
Eddie LeBaron
College of the Pacific
Russ’ [Pomeroy
Hockey Scores From Recent Games
Poronte edged Boston 3 to 2 while Montreat beat Chicago 5 to 4. Providence defeated Syracuse 2 to 7 in Hershey. Cincinnati beat Cleveland 4 to 2 and St Louis defeated Pittsburgh 6 to 2 with Laureata at 2.
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Boston
Montreat
Chicago
Providence
Syracuse
Hershey
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Laureata
Camp Lejeune Marines roll to 67-0 win in all-star clash
Camp Lejeune at Derby 2 results in a 67-0 victory over Fleet Marine Force troops all-star squad. Bob Gault scored three touchdowns as Lejeune pulled away after a slow start. Half-time lead expands with Herbst, Sieferlings, Sweezy, Goodlelow, Enziminger, Woolards and Gault contributing on drives. Lejeune set to face Brooke Medical Center in the Cigar Bowl in Tampa on December 29.
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Jonn Sieferlings
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Bob Goodlelow
Jim Enziminger
Paul Woolards
Gault Spear
Brooke Medical Center
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Texas
Tampa
Fla
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Romarkowsk
Bond
Herbst
Gouchelier
Woodwards
Leterl
Burr Chalks Up 301st Win at Tropical Park
Miami Florida December 22 4 Charlie Burr the nation's leading jockey rode his 301st winner in the eighth race at Tropical Park today The 17 year old Arkansas City Kansas rider booted Buffer home in front for a payoff of 19 10 9 10 and 5 10 Burr who rode his 363rd winner yesterday is the seventh jockey to reach the mark Previous 300 plus winners in one year were Welter Miller Vincent Powers Johnny Longden Jack Westrope Joe Culmone and Willie Shoemaker Miller and Longden did it twice.
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Waterfield Tops National Stars in Pro Bowl lineup
Waterfield named to National Conference All Stars to face Otto Graham and the American Division in the NFL pro bowl game slated for January 12 in Los Angeles. The National squad lists Rams and Bears players among others, with several teams represented and a mix of veterans and stars from the era.
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Eloy’ Wissen
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Solons to Train in Modesto for 1952 Spring Camp
The Sacramento Solons announced that their 1952 spring training will be in Modesto. General manager Charles Graham said the full squad will meet around March 3 with pitchers and catchers reporting earlier. Last year the team trained in Stockton after earlier drills in Riverside Fuller ton and Anaheim.
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Charles Graham
Stockton
California
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Fullerton
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Saint Anthony’s coach Grenier resigns for professional improvement
Jacques Grenier athletic director and head football coach at St Anthony’s High School resigns with one year left on his contract. He plans to pursue coaching elsewhere, possibly in Southern California, with Poly High School among potential suitors. His successor at St Anthony’s pending announcement.
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Jake] Grenier
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Middletown
Conn
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Mare
Santa Anita Time Trial Sessions At Peak Pre-Meet
Trainers unleashed fast workouts as 300 horses ran in the first Santa Anita trials in 11 days. Next Move and Challack led sharp early drills for Las Flores and California Breeders Champion Stakes as prep builds toward New Year’s Day features and Palos Verdes plans.
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Gene Schwartz
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Los Flores
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St Josephs Brooklyn Downs Vanderbilt to End Commodores Unbeaten Run
St Josephs of Brooklyn defeated Vanderbilt 69 to 54 in New York, rebounding from a prior loss to Kentucky to hand Vanderbilt its first defeat and end its undefeated streak.
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