College Prexies Gather Tomorrow to Consider Sports De-Emphasis
Ten college presidents meet tomorrow to discuss de-emphasizing intercollegiate sports amid scandals and indecision. The American Council on Education joined by Dr. John Hannah of Michigan State College leads the effort with NCAA and press figures invited to illuminate main problems and possible actions.
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Washington
William and Mary
Wilson
NCAA
Bushnell
National Association ‘of Collegiate Commissioners
Eastern College Athletic Conference
G. W. [Lee) Taylor
The
Des Moines Register
National Football Writers Association
Leo H. Peterson
United Press
Hugh Fullerton Jr
Associated Press
Raymond H. ‘Howes
Council
Taike
Bruins Telecast Boosts Coast College Basketball Prestige
The article notes UCLA and Southern California have contracted to televise all home games, boosting local interest despite national gambling scandals. It highlights UCLA under Johnny Wooden with three PCC southern division titles in three years and discusses other teams like USC, Washington, Stanford, and Oregon in a preview of the coming season. It mentions Christmas trips and early practice timelines, with TV becoming key to fan engagement.
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UCLA
Johnny Wooden
Bruins
Forrest Twod
Ag Trojan
Troy
Wooden
Johnny
Ucians
Santa Barbara
Twogood
Kentucky
Illinois
Bradley
Southern California
University of North Carolina
University of Washington
Tippy
Dye
Ohio
Washington
Ilinois
Oklahoma A&m
Stanford
CAL
FCC
Bob Burnett
Everett Dean
Bill Borcher
John Warren
Oregon
Oontil
L. A
Westwood
Trojans
Pan-Pacific Auditorium
Navy Bumps Lions For First '51 Win
Navy ends its drought with a 21 to 7 victory over Columbia before 25,000 fans. Vic Vines and Dean Smith each scored on long runs, with Navy's offense powering through yardage. Mitch Price struggled as Navy controlled the game with ground drives and timely passes leading to the decisive touchdowns.
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New York
Navy
Columbia Lions
Smith
Columbia
Mitch Price
Lion
Tomes Bomm
Middies
Fred Franco
Fordham Rips Temple 35-6 in Philadelphia rout
Fordham Rams overwhelmed Temple 35 to 6 at Temple Stadium before 7500 fans. Ed Danowski's squad forced 83 rushing yards against Temple, capitalized on two interceptions and a fumble return, plus a safety after Temple’s safeguard. Temple managed a third quarter score on a 10 yard pass from Paul Meckerman to Pick Stole.
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Philadelphia
Fordham
Rams
Temple
Temple Stadium
Ed Danowski
Owls
Fronmi
Jim Right
Paul Meckerman
Metemenes
New Hampshire Triumph Over Kent State in 70 Point Showdown
Nov 17 report from ONO details New Hampshire edging Kent State 70 0 in a game where Don Miesky connected for a key pass to Bobby Durand near the end. Durand and Miesky led scoring as the host team secured a decisive victory in an afternoon clash.
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New Hampshire
Kent Ono
OP Tenner
Don ‘Miesky
Popey
Bobby “Durand
Kent ‘State
William Jewell Takes Corn Bowl Bid
Liberty Mo November 17 William Jewell football team voted to accept a bid to the Cotton Bowl at the gate will be Lewis College, play in the game against Lockport Illinois. Anaheim's junior tennis team defeated Houghton Park yesterday in a team match here with scores 19 to 7. Girls and boys events had several close finishes and doubles contention noted.
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Anaheim
Houghton Park
Ketleg
Depot
CHE
Guecan
Gants
Ads
Seaman
Dee
Batrriea
Gal
Smite
Ot Kez
Hassett Gy
Sargent
Bi South
Cas
Rey
Beteed
Emenia
Igereay
Liberty
Willam Jewell
Willowick
Wilowick
Rams Seek Third Straight Western Title In Coliseum Test
In a key NFL clash at the Coliseum the Los Angeles Rams host the winless New York Yanks at 2 p.m. as they push to extend their lead in the Western division. The Yanks, led by coach Jimmy Phelan with double wing and Bob Celeri, have pushed rivals to the wire after recent close games. Rams stars include Elroy Hirsch, Dick Hoerner, Dan Towler, Tank Younger and Norm Van Brocklin, while the Yanks counter with Celeri and pace-setting receivers in a high scoring contest with playoff implications.
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Los Angeles Rams
New York Yanks
Yanks
Rams
Jimmy Phelan
Bob Celeri
Detroit Lions
Chicago Bears
San Francisco
Green Bay
New York Giants
Phelan
Celeri
Buddy Young
George Taliaferro
Zailie Toth
George Ratterman
Joe Stydahar
Dick Hoerner
Deacon Dan Towler
Tank Younger
Hob Waterfield
Norm van Brocklin
Elroy
Crazy Legs
Joe
L. A
Nis
Raed
Agay
Ratms
Washington Redskins
Detroit
Wame Pos
Yannis
Beara le Garza
Stnensen
Mienely
Daugherty le Clowes
SO McLoughlie
Sexland
Lange Ro
Worniak
Danma RT McCormack
Airech
Bawards
Waterfield Ge Celers
Towler Let Young
Younger
Howard
Hoerner
Fat
Virginia Ladies Move Closer To SCGA Title In Citrus Classic
Virginia Ladies of the Country Club led Oakmont and others in a key SCGA race at Los Angeles venues. San Fernando upset Oakmont 3-1, Brentwood beat Los Angeles 5-4, San Gabriel fell to Wilshire 5% to 3 4. Next Friday Los Angeles CC hosts resumed play with San Fernando vs Wilshire and Oakmont vs San Gabriel as Virginia presses the lead.
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Ladies of Virginia Country Club
San Fernando
Oakmont
Brentwood
Los Angeles
San Gabriel
Wilshire
Virginia
Los Angeles CC
Knights Romp Over Downey in San Gabriel Valley clash
Lynwood's Knights secured third in the San Gabriel Valley League with a 36 46 victory at Ramsaur Stadium Compton last night over Downey. The scoring included Sizemore two touchdowns from Webb and Mraz et al with notable plays by Ware, Williams and others as the teams exchanged TDs.
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Lynwood
Knights
Downey
Ramsaur Stadium
Compton
Elsemore
Hackett
Rogendahl
Buskin
Moropty
Sipean
Voxel
Crawford
Sloan
Porter
Bose
Lehmerfer
Uig
Eft Incite
Sizemore
Pase
Webb
Mraz
Taokies
Wiliams
Browns Face Giants Today
New York Giants host the Cleveland Browns in a key NFL showdown with first place in the American Conference on the line. The Giants boast a 5-1-1 record while the Browns have won six straight after a season opener loss, in a rivalry described as the closest in NFL history. Coach Steve Owen and quarterback Charley Conerly lead New York against Otto Graham and Lou Groza for Cleveland as the league scene also features Rams Bears Washington Pittsburgh Detroit Philadelphia and San Francisco.
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New York
New York Giants
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Giants
Los Angeles Rams
Chicago Bears
Rams
New York Yanks
Los Angeles
Bears
Green Bay Packers
Washington
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago Cardinals
San Francisco
Charley Conerly
Joe Scott
Eddie Price
Cleveland
Otto Graham
Lou Groza
Penn Holds Off Army 76-6 In Wide-Open Tilt
Philadelphia nov 17 Pennsylvania edged Army 76 6 in a loosely played game watched by about 40000 fans Carl Sempier booted the decisive extra point after Penn converted a fumble into a third quarter TD Chet Cornoy scored on a three yard run Army quarterback Reich hit a late quick kick and a missed conversion cost the Cadets a possible comeback but Penn led 10 at halftime and held on for the victory.
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Philadelphia
Carl Sempier
Pennsylvania
Army
Penn
Sempier
Chet Cornoy
Fred Meyers
Dick Reich
Reich
Bob Evans
John Laine
Bill MacPhail
Atty
Peeiae
Sade
Carone
ersion—Semoler
Stewarts Win In Hong Kong Invitational
The Stewart-Chevrolet team from San Francisco defeated local teams in Hong Kong for the fourth straight game, securing an 80 to 52 victory over the Chinese YMCA on Sunday, November 18.
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Hong Kong
Stewart-Chevrolet
San Francisco
YMCA
Major Draft Looms As Baseball Gears For Pick Sunday
The 16 major league clubs will convene to select minor league players in the annual draft, with prices from 10 000 down to 2000. First time under new commissioner Ford Frick the event may yield a sleeper or two while many prospects join farm systems. Names such as Joe Page Dom Dallessandro Dave Ferriss Marvin pacer Dan Bankhead Emil Verban Harry Wailer and Johnny Lindell appear among eligible veterans seeking return to the majors. The draft starts with the Browns Cubs and ends with the Giants as selections move upward.
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Menutanate
Ford Frick
Chicago Cubs
Hace Wilson
Thearafte
Sam
Joe Page
Louis Browns
Americane Cubs
New York Giants
Beckers and Blears to headline Thursday wrestling show
Long Beach’s Beckers meet Lord James Blears and Wild Red Berry in a tag bout at the Municipal Auditorium. The Beckers showcase new signals and ring strategies, while Blears seeks the American title and Red Berry defends the junior heavy division. Joe Pazandak headlines Beat the Champ with Kudo and Sapian challenging.
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George
Bobby Becker
Long Beach
Municipal Auditorium
Lord James Blears
Wild Red Berry
Beckers
L. B. Auditorium
Iim
Blears
Lord
Wild Red
Berry
Lady Luck
Don Arnold
Red
Ro Lee Grable
Utah
Frank Jares
Joe
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Arthur Edson
Opeienn Square
Garden
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Willcame Kenneth L
Tug) Wilson
Chicago
Asa S. Bushnell
Carnegie ‘Foundation
Caumeil
Dr. Hanne
John J. Cavanaugh
Notre Dame
A. Whitney Griswold
Yale
Raymond B. Allen
University of Washington, R. & Gustavson
Nebraska
John S. Mills
Western Reserve
A. Lee
Southern Methodist
John J. Pyled
Furman
Ray Olpin
John D. Williams
Mississippi
Guthe
Coast Court Power
Lions
William Jewell
Netters Bow
L. A. Rams
Deacon
Ram
Dan Towler
Towler
By Bob Hall
Don Workman
John Moore
Recreation Park
Don Smith
Jim Hannah
Walt Lohmailer
Joe Hendry
Hank Settles
Jim Letson
South Course
Hugo
Marian
Slocombe
Recre
Park
Hugo Slocombe
Saintes Uys
Roy Burle
Dave Fairweather
Hank Setties
the Guinlan
Ed Kooser
Mra. Wer
Ramer
A. A. Malnolt
A. A. Malnolt, C—hMir8, For Second At 30. Mrs. H. Branden Mrs. M. Wralker
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Ratlerty
W. Goetz
Fred Mayers Wey
Quakers
Tom’ Hanlon
Gerald McGinley
Kirk Cockrell
Cade
Penn Shades
Stewarts
Cincinnatus
Low Sapian
Bob Clay
Istreakt
Panther Jim Mitchell
Paul Matty
Bill Hiers
Golden Gate
Moway
Cletrar Fox
Olce
Ernie Pleier
Hosemsalear
Guimore
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Comary
Tora
Pasco
Aiaine
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