Leaders To Meet On Redshirting At NCAA Meet
Philadelphia January 2 The National Collegiate Athletic Association plans a mid winter gathering to discuss redshirting and prep schooling for prospective athletes amid broader talks on financial aid and college pro relations. The session follows Air Force Academy requests and a push by Eastern directors to limit such practices.
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Cadets Defeat Alumni Team 50 to 40 in Midweek Tilt
The Feedovick Cadets defeated a mixed alumni squad 50 to 40 on Tuesday afternoon. Players listed include Keller now at Maryland, Summers of Springield College, Boss of Michigan State, Fuqua of the University of Richmond, and Pagle among others.
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Channel catfish study and fishing results reported
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission details a channel catfish survey at the YMCA Potomac River site. The report notes the Dead Eyes team defeated by 85-51, methods include creel census and skeletal growth ring analysis to estimate age, with further notes on fishing regulation enforcement and ongoing research into fish and game.
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Postponed Fight Tonight at Madison Square Garden
A volatile syndicate rumor claims Paolo Rosi and Johnny Russo will clash tonight at Madison Square Garden, though sources have erred four times. Meanwhile, Leahy's coaching status shifts as he departs Notre Dame plans for Texas, and Kansas suffers a narrow overtime defeat as Wilt Chamberlain misses the game.
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Erdelatz Faces Job Rebuilding Navy Team
Navy coach Eddie Erdelatz pledged the biggest rebuilding job after a 20 7 loss to Rice left the team with only four returning starters for next season. Navy will use bowl money for the Navy Marine Corps Memorial Stadium project, while Rice faces the loss of key players and staff from a Southwest Conference title team.
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Frederick Mgh cage Cadets face Howard in county tilt
Frederick High School’s cage cadets host Howard County varsity in a 2 p.m. county clash after an 8:90 start for the home showcase. Frederick plans guards Frank Marte and Don Keller with Dave Markey at center and T Michael and P Steile at forward while Howard counters with a 24 2 zone defense and last year’s top players.
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Van Brocklin Retires from Professional Football
Los Angeles Ram quarterback Van Brocklin announced retirement after the 1957 NFL season ending a storied tenure beginning in 1945. He ranks among the league's top passers and punters, plans to enter private business in Oregon, and will be replaced by Hilly Wade with Frank Ryan newly drafted from Rice.
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Two Firms Announce Large Layoffs in Maryland Area
Western Maryland Railway said it will lay off 102 workers indefinitely and American Cement Corp. plans furloughs for over 200 for at least two weeks due to a market oversupply of cement. Alfred Poole, plant superintendent in Security, noted tentative returns to work January 12. The layoffs affect nearly all plant staff, with packing and shipping continuing. If widespread, the cutbacks could impact rail operations across Maryland, West Virginia, and parts of Pennsylvania. A spokesman cited uncertainty on rehiring dates. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has furloughed about 4,200 workers since early November. In football, Van Broeklin posted 132 completions in 265 attempts for 20 touchdowns and 2,105 yards this season, with a pro total of 1,011 completions in 1,897 attempts, 16,114 yards, and 318 touchdowns. In Buckeystown a minor accident caused minor damage when a 1948 Oldsmobile rear-ended a 1948 Dodge on Thursday evening near Manor Woods Roark. Raymond Leo Magnus, 29, and Grayson Bernat Casile, 48, were involved. no charges filed. State Police investigated.
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College Seaves AL Swiepinia '36 Okly State 52
College action snippets list scattered scores across several games including Oklahoma State 52 versus AL Swiepinia, and Georgia Tech 74, Furman 14, Youngstown 92, West Virginia Tech Marshall 114, Morris Harvey 86, Moraltae Ky 108, Wash & Leo Vanderbilt 9, Brigham Young 80 Wichita 74, Drake 69 Boston College 38, Vanderhill 89, Brigham Young 66. Also NAIA Midwest Tip-Off and NCAA tournament consolations with Penn State 106, Illinois 37, Syracuse 8, Philadelphia 95, St. Louis 14.
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Dense fog delays crew arrival at site with spotter planes
A snow covered area battles dense fog delaying the arrival of a crew to the site, as broadcast notes spotter planes accompany the expedition.
Soviets Drop Flag Near Antarctic Base Site
Moscow radio reported the Soviet team dropped their national flag at a site 1,200 miles from shore in the Antarctic region near the planned Intercontinental base. The action was described as a symbolic gesture by Alpine team members.
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Senator Lyne Johnson cites defense progress
Senator Lyne Johnson of Texas says the Senate is making progress toward national defense goals. He mentions efforts to substitute silicon for transistors as part of preparedness and defense initiatives.
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