Big Saturday grid clashes loom in nationwide slate
Southern California hosts Stanford in a top PCC showdown as Notre Dame visits Michigan State in a sellout East Lansing crowd. Wisconsin, Texas, Maryland, and Georgia Tech also vie for Big Ten, SEC, and regional leads with key interconference games shaping bowls and title hopes.
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Saturday Football Radio and TV Schedule Notes
Eastern Saturday features Notre Dame versus Michigan State in East Lansing followed by Dartmouth against Columbia in New York. CBS rounds up 20 plus games. WEC TV airs Notre Dame and Navy pairings. Pollard joins Eagles after waiver from Yanks, Pritchard waived to clear space.
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Michigan State
East Lansing
Mich
MBS
Dartmouth
Columbia
New York
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CBS
Wec-Tv
Detroit
Lansing
Navy
Maryland
Baltimore
Washington & Jefferson
Franklin & Marshall
Lancaster
Far West
Ft. Knox
Military District of
Philadelphia Eagles
Cleveland Browns
Midwest
Detroit Lions
Chicago Bears
Fans Howl At TV Blackout This Weekend
Washington fans lead protests as NCAA experiments with a Saturday television blackout affecting 42 cities in the Midwest, South and East. The Notre Dame versus Michigan State game draws special ire since Baltimore carries it while Washington locals miss any local telecast.
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Midwest
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
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Ala
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Iowa
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Cleveland
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Grand Rapids
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Jacksonille
Fla
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Toledo
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Max Farrington
George Washington University
Ncaa Television Committee
Furey
Ford
Detroit
Wwj-Tv
Western Michigan
Baltimore
Notre Dame and Maryland Stadium Lacks Canvas Cover
Memo on Memorial Stadium mud and no canvas cover for rain. Navy away from tarpaulin, city officials say funds and contract clarify who should provide it. Maryland coach Tatum contemplates moving the game to College Park if the field cannot be covered.
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Baltimore
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Memorial Stadium
Jim Tatum
Maryland
Navy
Gus Hook
Bureau of Parks
Board of Parks
Maryland Navy
Tatum
College Park
Hook
Eddie Erdelatz
Coaches Blame Fans For Grid Overemphasis
A UP Newsfeatures interview from Austin features Texas coach Ed Price and North Carolina coach Carl Snavely discussing football emphasis. They argue victory obsession harms the sport, with points on scholarships, spring practice, and funding rules. They also debate who should fund athletics and the impact of two-platoon football.
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BO Byers
Newsfeatures
Austin
Tex
Texas
Ed Price
North Caroling
Carl
Price
Sere
Smavely
Wse
Snavely
Jess
North Carolina Times
Majors Make Life Tough For Triple A Circuits
Special Correspondent Dan Daniel INEA reports on minor leagues facing pressures from major clubs. He quotes Frank Shaughnessy, IL president, saying hours’ notice player recalls drain minor circuits and hurt attendances. He cites Giants and Yankees star pullouts, Newark and Jersey City openings, and Baselice’s plans for Newark Bears with potential Negro representation.
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Dan Daniel
INEA
New York
NEA
Triple 4
Star Ufting
Frank Shaughnessy
International League
Shay
Amelia Association
Giants
Willie Mays
Innesporis
Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Kansas City
Star
Mays
Joe Dokes
Columbus
Newark
Stadium
Polo Grounds
Flatbush
Shaughnessy
Ottawa
Jersey City
Grand Park
Newark Park
Louis Baselice
Recreation Bowling League Latest Results
Kelly's Mill defeated ASCO 4 to 0 and Coca-Cola beat Dorsey Meat 4 to 2. Broad Run and Lee's Clrs also posted 2 and 3 wins respectively while Fout picked up 1 and S. & R. Poultry fell to Monocacy Inn 3 to 1. Weekly stats cite Harper 149, Baker 385, Coca-Cola top team set 1,706.
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Kelly's Mill
ASCO
Coca-Cola
Dorsey Meat
V.F. W
Broad Run
Lee’s
S. & R. Poultry
Harper
Baker
Dorsey Meats
Joe's
V. FL F
Joe's Cleaners
Attendance At Ball Games Down Slightly
New York state totals show 16,213,826 fans attended major league games in 1951, a 7 percent drop from 1950. Yankees led with 1,951,463, Cleveland 1,704,984, while Detroit, Boston, and Chicago posted notable declines or gains. The White Sox drew over a million at home for the first time, with Comiskey Park setting a new record. Philadelphia A’s and St Louis Browns improved on 1950 figures.
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New York
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston Braves
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Philadelphia A’s
St. Louis Browns
A’s
Cadets Rally For Victory At National Training School
Frederick Blair School Cadets beat National Training School on a rain soaked field near Washington. Frederick's offense relied on straight runs and stout defense with two early fumbles by the Trainers and a TD by Burgee. Final score featured a late Comer pass to Houck for six and a later defensive recovery setting up another score. Four Cadets suffered leg injuries, next varsity game is November 16 at Maryland Park against Suitland.
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National Training School
Washington
Brooks
Hummel
NTS
Fred Burgee
Frederick
Rinehart
Burgee
Cenverniene
Earl Houck
Stup
Houck
Comer
Bunsa'x Lightweights
FBS
Baltimore- Washington Boulevard
College Park
Maryland Park
Suitland High School
Burpee
Frederick News card reflects 1942 football lineups and deals
The Frederick News lists starting and substitute players for a 1942 game including Houck Ward Stup Butler and Mullican with Fisher Burgee Main and others. It notes a $70,000 Algiers sale and 1947 private deals, including Hanover Shoe Farm paying $100,000 for Nibble Hanover.
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Bobby Butler
Akera
Mullican
Frederick
Houck
Ward
Stup
Butler
Beard
Brown
Kuards
Markoe
Mullican Fisher
Burgee
Main
Tucker
Whitmore
Hemby
Cannon
Stine
Young
Thomas
Burger
King
Sonny Krantz
Comer
Gane Krantz
Rinehart and
Biddinger
Algiers
Lexington
Hanover Shoe Farm
Hanover
Hanover Shoe Farm Buys Colt For $125000 Film
Tar Heel, co champion three year old pacer, sold to Hanover Shoe Farm Hanover Pa for 125000 the highest price at a harness horse auction. Law rence Shepard and Walter Michaels competed as the sale of a 36 head Reynolds estate consignment grossed 523800. Tar Heel won the Little Brown Jug with Solicitor in a record 1725 minutes.
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Harrisburg
Tar Heel
Hanover Shoe Farm
Hanover
Lawrence B. Shephard
Walter Michaels
Pickwick Farm
Bucyrus
Sheppard
Solicitor
Delaware
W. N. Reynolds
Winston-Salem
N. C
Arion
J. Malcolm Forbes
Milton
Mass
J. W. McIntyre
Indianapolis
Imperial
Walkersville Bowling League Latent Results Summary
Walkersville bowling league results list teams such as Allis-Chalmers Ensor's Groc and 7 UP, with scores like 3 2 7, and references to Civitan Hamilton's Lunch Medical Company Walker Motor New Midway Nicholson's Groc. The fragment shows partial team names and scores, indicating a league standings snippet.
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Allis-Chalmers
Ensor
Nicholson
Cone
Walker Motor
Hamilton’s Lunch
G. Vv. Mill
Civitans
New Midway
Smith's Groc
Allis-Chalmers Medical Co
J. Hamilton
Hamilton
R. Eyler
Enger
Bowling League Standings and Matches Report
The league table shows MCC sincere 20 and BBE Assemblers 17 with patterns of wins and losses among Patternmakers Machinists Office Cleaners Molders. Blumenauer of Patternmakers posts 132 in a game and 364 in two sets, while Office posts the high team set at 1,628 and Patternmakers the high team game at 570.
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Pet
MCC Sincere
Blumenauer
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