Video Restrictions On College Football Next Fall
Fans clash over center-seat demands for the Hamilton Middletown game at Cincinnati Garden. Ticket rules limit group seating in season sections as 2000 end seats remain in dispute. Coaches hope for large Middletown turnout while Parseghian argues subsidization, not rule changes, is the key.
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Flyers Welcome Back Boyle Boost For Dayton Basketball
Dayton basketball gains a lift as Pete Boyle 6'3" senior forward from Floral Park returns after limited play due to ankle sprains. Coach Blackburn relies on Boyle alongside Norris and Horan with Meineke anchoring inside as Dayton eyes upcoming games versus Ohio University and John Carroll University.
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Bradley Upset St Louis In Double Overtime
New York Bradley University Braves broke a six game skid with a 57-56 double overtime win over fifth ranked St Louis. Dick Peterson hit a late free throw in the second overtime to seal the upset as St Bonaventure and other top teams also posted victories.
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Warriors secure 14th straight win at home over Franklin
Lebanon Warriors defeat Franklin Wildcats 47 to 34 at Lebanon High School Gym to extend home winning streak to fourteen. Lebanon edged ahead in the third quarter behind Ray Back Fred Revis and Jim Enfield, while Franklin struggled with shooting, making only three first-half field goals and finalizing the game with a 34 point total.
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Baseball Schools Opening In South
In Florida signals of spring with multiple baseball schools underway. Veteran umpire Bill McGowan opens his second Daytona Beach winter umpire school, aiming for about 200 students across two five week sessions. Joe Stripp begins his 16th baseball school in Orlando, with a new player umpire trainer program starting at St Augustine. Ed Lopat Art Passarella and Gus Mauch serve as chief instructors for Yankee affiliates and trainers.
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Dodgers Note Lack of Predictions From Dressen
Brooklyn Dodgers manager Charley Dressen says with Don Newcombe out the club must rebuild and eyes minor league arms at spring training. He refuses bold forecasts, hints Campanella may need bone chip surgery, and credits luck for late-season woes while praising the team’s core stars.
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Stanky Says Giants Owner Made Him Eat Crow
Eddie Stanky, now cardinals manager, recalls demanding and receiving an apology from Horace Stoneham, owner of the New York Giants, for belittling his value. He says the incident stemmed from a 1940s-50s trade talk involving Alvin Dark, Sid Gordon, Willard Marshall, and Buddy Kerr, and notes Stoneham later offered a blank 1951 contract.
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Knoxville News-Sentinel
Bakers Takes Over Top Rung in League Bowling Night
Mike Barach and Les Theodore led Baker's to top after a strong night in the Moose Men's League and Baker's shutout Carfax to claim first place in the Women's Recreation League. Theodore posted a 612 in the Moose loop while Barach added a 668 series. Ruth Keller paced Carfax with 482, and Carolyn Kelly hit 525 for Mayer's Meats.
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National League and college basketball scores digest
A roundup of recent college and high school basketball results across multiple leagues. Notable outcomes include New York over Rochester 107 74 and Indianapolis defeating Minneapolis 82 75, with Ohio colleges Findlay 95 Ashland 65 and Ohio Northern 80 Bluffton 62 among others. The list also covers Ohio high school games such as Bellevue 45 Fostoria 44 and Columbus Central 78 Columbus South 67, plus several collegiate matchups including North Carolina State 85 South Carolina 76 and Notre Dame 55 Butler 49.
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Ohio Northern
Bluffton
Wilmington
Chase
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Lincoln
Defiance
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Fostoria
Hillsboro
Gallipolis
Athens
Columbus Central
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Steubenville
Tiltonsville
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Elyria
Toledo
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Mt. Vernon
Coshocton
Eae McLain
Circleville
Cuyahoga Falls
Youngstown
Wilson
Dover
New Philadelphia
Lebanon
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Lockland Wayne
Lockland
Reading
North Colege Hill
Loveland
Harrison
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Canisius
LaSalle
Temple
Buffalo
Niagara
Manhattan
Brooklyn College
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South Carolina
Bradley
St. Louis
Notre Dame
Butler
Oklahoma A & M
Oklahoma
Anderson
Indiana Tech
Indiana Central
Texas Christian
Rice
Texas
Southern Methodist
Oregon
Washington State
Louisville Halls Scholarship Aid For All Athletes
Louisville officials said the University will end athletic scholarships for football and basketball and others to cut costs. From 1948 to 1950-51 the school ran a deficit of about 230000 dollars with 81 athletes receiving room board tuition books and incidentals. Future athletes will get tuition only, as for other students.
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Cities vie to host 1954 American Bowling Congress
New York San Francisco Miami and other cities compete to stage the 1954 American Bowling Congress. The winning site will be chosen during the ABC meeting in Milwaukee next year.
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NCAA to Proceed on College Telecast Plan Despite NFL Suit
The NCAA tele view committee says college football broadcasts will likely continue next fall and not be swayed by the NFL antitrust case. Judge Grim ordered the NFL suit to trial, but NCAA insists its program is separate and will be decided on its own merits. The 1952 plan hinges on committee findings to be acted on at the upcoming NCAA meeting after reviewing Chicago NORC reports.
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Paul Brown May Forsake Stars In Pro Bowl Contest
Los Angeles reports Paul Brown of the Cleveland Browns will not treat the game as an all star showcase. He plans to use the best combination to win the second annual Pro Bowl against Joe Stydahar's National Conference. Brown aims to field lineup with highest potential, even if stars sit out.
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Bolt Wins Los Angeles Open In Playoff Upset
Tommy Bolt, a 33-year-old from Durham NC, outshot Jack Burke Jr and E J Harrison in an 18 hole playoff to win the Los Angeles Open. Bolt earned 4000 dollars while Burke and Harrison split second and third prizes of 2500 and 1600. Bolt credited his steady game and a diet of hot dogs for his success.
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Dutch) Harrison
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Akron Cagers Forfeit Seven Wins Over Ineligible Players
Akron University forfeits seven basketball wins after athletic committee ruling. Don Adey and Dick Harrison, freshmen at Akron, were found ineligible due to prior varsity experience at Muskingum and Kent State, affecting conference standings and a perfect conference record. Adey led scoring with 137 points.
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Boston tops Chicago in American League battle
Boston defeated Chicago 7 to 2 in an American League game while Cleveland rolled past Syracuse 8 to 2, delivering decisive wins for both teams.
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Kuharich To Clean House Starts With Coaching Staff
Chicago Cardinals boss Joe Kuharich, 34, was named head coach promising a house cleaning. He will replace most assistants, bring in three new coaches, and may hire Bill Daddio from Allegheny College. Kuharich, Notre Dame alum, signed a two year contract for about 15000 annually.
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