Starting Team Is Selected
MOBILE Alabama January 6 Paul Brown named his tentative North offensive lineup for the Senior Bowl with quarterback Dick Thomas directing a three back attack led by Harland Carl Gene Filipski and Tom Allman The squad features heavy blockers and 190s 210s and 256 pounders among guards tackles and centers South coach Steve Owen plans to release his unit tomorrow Emphasis in camp on passing with Bratkowski Dooley and Gray tossing to Gaskin and Davis and a variety of backs
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Northwestern
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Wisconsin
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Villanova
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West Virginia
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Georgia
Zeke Bratkowski
Auburn
Vince Dooley
East Texas
Jim Gray
Dreher Gaskin
Clemson
Dave Davis
Georgia Tech
Stadium To Cost Another 500000 Dollars In Baltimore
Baltimore voters approved 2.2 million for stadium rebuilds in 1947 and 2.2 million in 1950 for a second deck. An additional half million will fund improvements for night baseball after the Browns joined the American League. The extra funds come from the sale of city property. Navy romps Johns Hopkins 94 50 as Lange scores 43 points setting a Naval Academy record.
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College Basketball Scores Roundup From East to West
East Yale edged Dartmouth 60 38 while Holy Cross beat American Intl 91 6 Villanova 77. Providence 63 Boston Col 58 Brown 77 overtime Penn State 77 Syracuse 63 Lehigh 74 Rutgers 61 Muhlenberg 88 Bucknell 58 Temple 79 Penn Military 43 St Josephs Pa 55 Delaware 49 Elizabethtn 77 Lebanon Val 74 St Francis Bkln 53 Fordham 49 LaSalle 97 Baltimore Loyola 62 Miami Ohio 107 Marshall 100 in two overtimes Wash 36 Bethany 52 Shepherd 84 Frostburg 71 Alderson Broaddus 99 Fairmont 85 Salem 86 W Va Wes 7 South Mar 78 Clemenn 34 Duke 82 Virginia Tech 44 Navy 94 Johns Hopkins 50 Baltimore 82 West Chester 75 Gettysburg 86 Wsa Maryland 5 Bluefield 55 Lynchburg 52 Georgia 71 Tennessee 69 Shenandoah 90 Richmond Pr Inst 69 overtime Newport News Apprentice 6 Randolph Macon 35 Midwest Ohio State 74 Pitt 45 Notre Dame 72 Louisville 53 Cincinnati 77 Xavier 58 Rio Grande 81 Butler 66 Southwest Ark St 90 Arkansas Cel 31 Far West Idaho 69 Oregon 53 Camp Pendleton Marines 17 Cal Poly 71 Co A Top ped Frederick Rutle Club tops Co A in ou tdoor match led by Mrs Lucille Wolford 285 high gun total 365 to Co A 347 plus indiv honors Wolford top offhand score Co A 1345 scores listed for Frederick and Co A teams.
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Mounts Meet Tough Test Against American U
Mounts eers face top Mason-Dixon Conference test in Washington against American U. Both teams undefeated in conference play and the outcome could shape the title race. Key players include Bud Daly for American U and Jack Sullivan for Mountaineers. Beals and Daly pace scoring while O’Donnell may miss the game with an injury.
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Little Change In College TV Controls
The National Collegiate A A television committee proposes nearly the same television controls for college football next fall as in 1953 with minor additions. Regional control is favored by the Big Ten while Notre Dame leads a push to remove restrictions. A plan would create eight district television committees to regulate regional telecasts.
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Hagerstown Cabineers Open Season Sunday at Home
Hagerstown Cabineers return to pro basketball Sunday at Hub City Armory after a Christmas layoff. Coach Lee Brawley urges full strength for a 1954 opener versus the Washington Collegians, a veteran outfit with players from Duke Notre Dame and Georgetown. North Street Stars meet Phi Sigma Kappa from Gettysburg in the Sunday prelim.
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Marciano May Not Fight Until June
New York January 3 Rocky Marciano may skip a winter title defense to wait for a June bout with former champion Evrard Charles. International Boxing Club president Jim Norris says a Miami date is uncertain and that manager Al Weill will decide soon. Several opponents were discussed including Valdes Cockell Charles Bucciveroni.
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Wilkinson Breaking Va. Basketball Records
Virginia guard Richard Buzz Wilkinson, a 6 2 junior from Pineville West Virginia, is nearing the Cavaliers all time scoring mark. He set a school single game record with 42 points against Hampden Sydney and has 392 points this season averaging 29.2 in 10 games.
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Virginia
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Navy
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Maryland
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Lewisburg
Ww. Va
Committee Frick Meets to Shape Baseball Legislation
A joint committee led by Commissioner Ford Frick was formed by major and minor leagues to study the sport and draft legislation to curb alleged evils. The draft of minor league players and the farm system is likely to be considered, as the majors own most minor leaguers.
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Ford Frick
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Pirates Trade O Connell in Bold Braves Move
Danish era owner dominance leaves Pittsburgh in cash crunch as Pirates ship Danny O Connell to Milwaukee for cash and youngsters. Rickey budgeted deals, Braves profit 31.7 million. Pirates revenue and attendance slide threaten future. Sid Gordon, Sam Jethroe, Max Sarkent part of package. La Salle, Waters show potential in minors.
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Paterson
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Hogan Named Best Male Athlete of 1953
Ben Hogan was voted Male Athlete of the Year for 1953 in the Associated Press poll after capturing the British Open and the U S title, the Masters, and earning 67 first place votes. Marciano and Willie Shoemaker followed in the top ranks as other leading sports figures of the year.
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Dykes Stuns Giambra In Miami Beach Title Bid
Bobby Dykes defeated Joey Giambra by unanimous decision in a ten round middleweight main event at the Miami Beach Auditorium. Dykes built an early lead, fended off Giambra’s late surges, and earned a clear victory despite a few close score rounds from the judges.
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Snead to enter British Open in 1950 year return
Sammy Snead announced plans to enter the British Open next July marking his first appearance there in eight years. He won the 1946 crown and will also compete in the U S Open Masters and PGA this year. Snead recently formed a fishing equipment venture with Ted Williams and seeks the U S Open, PGA, Masters titles missing only the U S Open. Blood in the human body weighs about seven pounds per hundred pounds of body weight.
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Smith Eyes Texas A&M Vacancy After Resigning
Jilburn Smith, head coach of East Texas State, resigned today amid speculation he is a candidate for Texas A&M’s vacant coaching post. The 41 year old, recently named College Coach of the Year, cited offers from business and coaching and noted ETSU’s 29 game winning streak ended with a loss to Arkansas.
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Cattish Smith
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A&m
Ray George
Texas Sports Writers Association
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Arkansas Ends Flawless Run With Tie In Tangerine Bowl
In Cre Large, Arkansas halted its perfect streak begun in October 1951 by tying 7 to 7 at the Tangerine Bowl. Fen Fights Last Night in Miami Beach saw Bobby Dykes outpoint Joey Giambra in a 155-pound bout, with results listed from Buffalo, N.Y.
Steel explained in Amity case of 13 year old stabbed
In Amport Connecticut surgeons treating 13 year old Li Baker for a head stab wound found a one inch knife blade embedded in his skull. The blade from a jackknife used by the attacker remained intact. Baker recalled a prior knife assault in Philadelphia nine years earlier. The blade had not troubled him and he did not know he carried it.
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Ampord
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