Brennan Gave a Quiet Notre Dame Football Year
New York expert Harry Grayson lauds Terry Brennan for a 9 1 season at Notre Dame. The coach delivered a controversy-free, successful year, with 1 losses few and plans for strong future schedules including Michigan Yale and Southern California. Hornung Morse Studer Kapish Schaefer return with Latimer in doubt.
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Ann Arbor
Yale
Southern California
Theodore Hessburg
Frank Leahy
Navy
Baltimore
Washington
Capitol
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Iegum
Towa
Tesas
Purdue
Leonard Dawson
Paul Hornung
Jim Morse
Dean Studer
Gene Kapish
Don Schaefer
Johnny Latiner
Horning
Ralph Guehelmi
Price Electric League MEN'S DIVISION Standings And Results
Industrial Bowling League action at Arcade Alleys shows Price Electric and Brunswick among top teams. Latest results list Green's Service Station 4 Blue Lite Cab 0 and Farmers Co-Op 3 Brunswick 1 with next week’s schedule including Brunswick vs Linden Hills Groc and Jack's Feed Store vs Falk's Grocery. High math shows Shaeffer 150, 388. Brunswick 397. Farmers Co-Op 1,694. Fights recap lists Brooklyn Rudy Garcia results, with notable scores and opponents. Women division notes Betty Norwood leads in game 134 and 326, with Ohms team high 478 and Grams 1,378.
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J. Johnson
H. Big
Army's Sauer Named Coach
NEW YORK. Dec. 134 The "House of Blair" dynasty in football coaching had a new member today as John Sauer accepted the head coach position at The Citadel, starting Jan. 1 on a five-year contract. Sauer, a former Army quarterback and Blaik aide, rose from Army assistant to college head coach after stints at Florida and with the Los Angeles Rams.
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John Sauer
Army
Earl Blaik
Citadel
Sauer
Blash
West Point
Florida
Bob Woodruff
Los Angeles Rams
Rams
John D. McMulan
Ram
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Red) Hickey
Dick Voris
Bull Batiles
Ralph
Buck) Weaver
Los Angeles
Buck Shaw
Santa Clara
San Francisco 49Ers
Shaw
Pitt
Red Dawson
Johnny Michelosen
Harold ‘Red Drew
J. B
Earl) Whitworth
Alabama
Tuss McLaughry
Dartmouth
Ed Dangwski
Fordham
Bill Young
Furman
Clyde V. Lee
Houston
Jim Patton
New Mexico A & M
George Benz
Norwich
Laverne (Kip) Taylor
Oregon State
Harvey Robinson
Tennessee
Bernie Witucki
Lulsa
Ed Kluska
Sawer
Ray Graves
Georgia Tech
Rogers
Wake Forest
George Barclay
North Carolina
Lane and Garcia Claim Wins in Televised Fights
New York reports Rudy Garcia and Ken Lane return home with TV wins and solid records. Garcia halted Gene Smith in 11 seconds of the sixth round at Brooklyn Eastern Parkway Arena for his fourth straight victory, lifting his mark to 21-6. Lane won a split 10-round decision over Danny Jo Perez at St Nicholas Arena, extending his winning streak to six and improving to 24-3.
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Rudy Garcia
Kenny Lane
Garcia
Los Angeles
Washington
Gene Smith
Brooklyn
Eastern Parkway Arena
Lane
Muskegon
Mich
Danny Jo Perez
St. Nicholas Arena
Beuth
Calfornia Strons
Harry Ebbetts
Smith
Perez
West Virginia deer kill held down by weather
West Virginia hunters logged 16,672 deer in the three day season, far below the 19,844 killed in 1952, as heavy rains, snow and foliage hindered access to productive ranges. Hardy cited Randolph County leading with 1,883 deer and several counties notching notable totals.
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West Virginia
C. O. Handley
Conservation Department
Zame Management
Tulane
Rice
LSU
Texas A&m
Glenville
W. Va
Wesleyan
Staunds Ag
Randolph County
W. Va. Tech
Beckley
Hardy
W. Va. State
Virginia State
Hampshire
Grant
Richmond
Deer Kill Falls Short On First Three Days Of Season
Handley said on opening day the total deer kill would be less than in prior years. Hunters usually reach about 45 percent of the season total, but this year the first day yielded 39 percent, 22 percent below normal. Second day 8 percent below normal and third day 15 percent below normal. Bow and arrow hunters brought down 29 of the total.
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Handley
College basketball scores and bowling league standings recap
College scores are listed for Seton Hall versus Providence and many other matchups including Notre Dame, Indiana, and Iowa with varied outcomes. The bowling section reports Boonsboro and Jacobson's totals, high games and averages for players such as Burdette, Koontz, Palladino, and Wolfensberger, plus team highs and results around Turner’s Coliseum.
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Associated Press
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Providence
Bradley
Okla City
Glenburnie Teams Clash With Frederick Cadets Tonight
Glenburnie High School varsity and Jaysees visit Frederick for a doubleheader at 7 p m Fostered by a 31 season record the Cadets face Glenburnie boasting losses only to Loyola of Baltimore The Glenburnie squad relies on transfers from Southern High School and a tested defense while Frederick plans a mix of man to man and zone play with key players sidelined by illness Navy also heads to the Sugar Bowl after a rain soaked practice in Annapolis setting the scene for a busy January.
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Glenburnie High
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Moss
Bob Peale
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Brooks
Weddle
Shade
Merchant
Mulls
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Dixon
Mills
Allison
Littleton
Morgan
Hagerstown
Middie Scrimmage Ready for Christmas Break Schedule
The Middies held two days of scrimmage last Friday and Saturday then plan Christmas rest. They report to New Orleans December 26 for workouts before the game. Coach Johnny Vaught orders ten days of campus drills until December 25. The squad reunites December 27 for a Biloxi flight and workouts through December 30 before moving to New Orleans. Left end Bob Adams rejoins today after knee injury from November 13 vs Houston.
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Biloxi
New Orleans
Bob Adams
Houston
Senators To Play 29 Exhibition Games
Washington Senators schedule 29 spring exhibition games against major league clubs. Preliminary games include Cincinnati, Brooklyn matchups at Griffith Stadium and a two game finale against Brooklyn and Cincinnati. Team will again train in Orlando Florida with early April games listed in Richmond and Washington.
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Washington Senators
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Cincinnati
Griffith Stadium
Senators
Orlando
Fla
Richmond
Brooklan
T. Brooklyn
Hagerstoun
Weasiitoh
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