Substitution Rule Expected To Continue In College Football
AFCA rules committee prepares to report on limited substitution rule with strong coach support. Over 800 responses from about 1,100 eligible coaches favor retaining the 1953 rule though some propose two to three substitutions at once. The NCAA Rules Committee and ethics panel will discuss at Sarasota meetings.
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American Football Coaches Association
AFCA
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
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Dhahke
Lou Little
Columbia
Coaches Rules Committee
Ncaa Rules Committee
Michigan
H. C
Fritz” Crisler
Sarasota
Fla
Ncaa Executive Committee
Cvaching
Bill Murray
Duke
Notre Dame
Iowa
Miles pressed on stadium delays in Baltimore expansion
Baltimore Orioles president Clarence W. Miles said he was terribly concerned about the Memorial Stadium expansion delays. He urged the city to speed completion so the enlarged venue would be ready for the April 15 season opener. Engineers said the second deck could be done with normal weather, but 11,000 additional seats might miss the start.
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Clarence W. Miles
Baltimore Orioles
Memorial Stadium
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Board of
Richmond Secures International League Berth
Richmond Virginia gains a 2 berth in the AAA International League after City Council votes 7 to 2 to use Parker Field as a home park. The move clears the way for Havana Cuba to join the circuit, replacing Springfield Massachusetts. Deadline to find a suitable park was midnight tomorrow.
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Motorcyclists Injured In Leesburg Crash
In Leesburg Virginia on January 4 two Fluentoni riders Guy FE Welch 23 and James A Smallwood 20 were hospitalized after Welch’s motorcycle left Route 734 embankment and somersaulted. Welch in critical condition with head injuries and Smallwood with facial and head cuts police said Welch swerved to avoid an approaching car, ran off the embankment on the road’s wrong side one mile east of Bluenant.
Ray George resigns as Texas A and M football coach
Ray George announces resignation as head football coach at Texas A and M effective August 31 1954. President David H Morgan accepts and names George assistant athletic director until departure. 1953 season record was 45 1.
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David H. Morgan
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Bucceroni Seeks Marciano Title Shot In Milwaukee
Dan Bucceroni, rated by some as No. 1 contender, faces Hein Ten Hoff in a 10 round nontelevised bout at Milwaukee Auditorium. A 7,000 crowd is expected with Buc ceroni paid 25 percent of gate and Ten Hoff 74 percent of net. If Bucceroni wins convincingly, a February Miami date with Marciano or a summer shot could follow. Ten Hoff could complicate plans with an upset.
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Philadelphia
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Rocky Marciano
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Ten Hoff
Marciano
Exard Ch Ning Valdes
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National Boxing Assn
Frank Bucceroni
Charles
Roland la Starza
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Marcino
Miami
Nardico
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Yanks Reds To Play Hall Of Fame Game
Cooperstown N Y Jan 4 The New York Yankees and Cincinnati Reds will meet in the 11th annual Hall of Fame game at Doubleday Field on Monday Aug 9 National League teams hold a 75 edge in the series dating to 1940 with a 1 year lapse in 1945 Yankees appeared in 1947 losing to the Boston Braves Cincinnati makes its third appearance last summer the Reds defeated the Chicago White Sox 16 6 Net proceeds from the game go to pay for new stands at Doubleday Field
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Pants Stolen in Lynnfield Robbery Report
Paul Szkiney and an unnamed companion were walking on a lonely Lynnfield road when a masked man stopped them. The thief stole Szkiney’s pants and wallet before fleeing into the woods. the wallet was found empty.
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Seven Terps First-Stringers Graduate From 1953 Team
Maryland ends its 1953 football season with seven first-string players singing their swan song at College Park. Boxold, Bielski, Hanulak, and Nolan replacements lead next fall as second and third stringers ready to step up. Freshmen and a strong second line give coach Jim Tatum ample material to rebuild without full-scale turnover.
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Associated Press
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Oklahoma
Jim Tatum
College Park
Charlie Boxold
Terps
Bernie Faloney
Dick Bielski
Ralph Felton
Chet Hanulak
Fleet Ronnie Waller
Joe Hornung
Ed Vereb
Dick Nolan
Cadets to Play Two Tonight in County Warship
Frederick High School prepares a doubleheader against Howard County High marking the second meeting since consolidation. Coach Homer Brooks considers lineup changes to boost speed over height, with possible shifts involving House Stull and Gearinger at center. The jayvee game starts at 7:30 p.m., with the varsity following.
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Frederick
Enouoh
House
Paul Stull
Gearinger
Boyles
Howard County
Lakers Second In Y Junior League
Patti Schissler of the Los Angeles Newspaper Publishers Assn says TV rights for the game sponsored by the association have been granted to DuMont Corp. but the star lineup was not yet confirmed.
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Los Angeles
Assn
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Senior Bowl picks Nolan to North squad in bid for balance
Y M C A Junior League results list Lakers over Warriors and Celtics crushing Knickerbockers. In Alabama, Maryland halfback Dick Nolan is added to the North for the Senior Bowl, bringing North to 24 players equal with the South. Training boosts road safety as Pennsylvania notes trained teen drivers have far fewer crashes.
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Bob Mor Warriors
Ralph Felton
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Pennsylvania Revenue Department
Big Ten and SEC Battle at Senior Bowl in Mobile
At the Senior Bowl in Mobile Alabama on Saturday more than half of the 47 participants come from the Big Ten and Southeastern Conference. Fifteen of 24 South squad players are SEC, twelve of 23 North players are Big Ten. Notable: Michigan State stars were present. Alabama's Tommy Lewis missed workouts after a NY outing. Also local item on pharmacist Sarkis Kazanan aiding missionaries with discounts.
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Ala
Steve Owen
Paul Brown
Big Ten
Michigan State
UCLA
Billy Wells
Jim Neal
All America
Don Dohoney
Alabama
Tommy Lewis
Lewis
New York
Rice
Dick Moegle
Hartford
College Basketball Scores From East to West Associated Press
AP reports several college basketball results across regions. Duquesne defeated Dayton 70 to 52 while Fordham beat NYU 87 to 60. Navy downed Princeton 67 to 64 and Salem (WVa) edged Rio Grande 100 to 96. Indiana beat Wisconsin 70 to 67. Kansas over Oklahoma 76 to 72. Michigan 85 over Ohio State 76. Wichita 77 over Detroit 75. Iowa topped Michigan State 73 to 63. Nebraska beat Iowa State 74 to 60. Colorado defeated Missouri 66 to 62. Drake beat Loyola Chicago 92 to 88. St Francis Pa 47 over Wayne 44. North Texas State prevailed 61 to 59 over Spring Hill. Mississippi Southern 96 over Stetson 14. South Kentucky 77 defeated Xavier Ohio 71. Maryland beat Richmond 72 to ? Clemson 75 over William & Mary 72. Duke 89 over South Carolina 68. Wash and Jeff 78 beat Mexico 50. Brander AR Miami Fla 41. Utah 71 over Utah State 58. Montana 64 over Montana State 62. Wyoming 31 over New Mexico 61. Whitworth 56 over Washington State 50. Hardin-Simmons 37 over Texas Western 36.
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Celtics Beat Bullets 77-113 Push Lead in East
New York Knickerbockers coach Joe Lapchick projects a tougher Celtics ahead as Boston, despite front office reports of quiet stars, closed within 2 1/2 games of the Knicks by routing the Baltimore Bullets 77-113. The night also saw Rochester edge Minneapolis 85-84 in NBA action.
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New York Knickerbockers
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Sikeee Paene Wtner
Hartwig Upsets Seixas in Australian Championships Quarters
Rex Hartwig of Australia defeated Vic Seixas of Philadelphia in a South Australian tennis championship quarterfinal, 5 7 6 3, 6 1, 6 2. Tony Trabert of Cincinnati advanced to the semifinals with a 6 3, 6 3, 6 3 win over Marwyn Rose as he eyes a final with Lewis Hoad.
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Australia
Rex Hartwig
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
Hartwig
Tony Trabert
Cincinnati
Lewis Hoad
Marwyn Rose
Fights Last Night Wide boxing card results listed
Fights last night included Cartier outpointing Sandy in New York 10 rounds. Monroe beat Monforte in Worcester by points. Miceli stopped Keeler in New York. Herman stopped Rogers in Spokane. Richmond hosts Maryland Terrapins defeated the Spiders 72 64 before 2000 at Benedictine Gym.
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