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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1951
Page
7
A former coach blames football’s current black eye on coaches. He urges unity and accountability to restore the sport, saying when teams lose players or games the blame must not fall on rival schools’ payoffs. He calls for coaches to lead the reform.
Maryland coach Jim Tatum said his unbeaten Terrapins want a bowl and should decide for themselves whether to participate, arguing the conference has no right to block a school’s choice. He noted Maryland’s bowl history and said any decision would hinge on player support and conference permission.
Pimlico prepares for a $15,000 Pimlico Special this Friday with about a dozen likely starters from a 29-horse invitation list. Counterpoint is out with a hoof issue, leaving favorites such as Call Over Bryan G Palestinian Royal Governor Hall of Fame One Hitter and Thelma Berger along with others like Bold Blue Hills and Gil Capitol. The race offers a winner take all purse and bettors may only wager to win. The field remains small compared with prior years and has few walkovers, while Calumet Farm’s horses and Greentree’s hopes shape the lineup. Simon Patino, once rich, loses a clerk job and a counterfeit tip in Neub of back pas.
Readable results from Monocacy Inn, Coca-Cola, Kelly's MiN, and others show Monocacy Inn 4, W F W 0. Broad Run 1, Four Springs 4. ASCO 0, S R Poultry 1. Joe's Cleaner 3, Dorsey Meats 4. Upcoming broadcasts include Monocacy Inn vs Coca-Cola and Joe's Cleaners vs Broad Run. Weekly statistics highlight high game by Cramer 154 and Ramsberg 153, Eagles 600 team score 11,708.
The Herald American Quarterback Club heard praise for Michigan State's 35-0 defeat of Notre Dame. Boudreau spoke on baseball discourse before the weekly meeting, emphasizing the season's prospects.
New Red Sox manager Ton Boudreau spoke at a Chicago luncheon and outlined four points. He favors elevating the Pacific Coast League to major league status in coastal towns like Los Angeles and San Francisco, expects to be on the active player list next year, would not trade Ted Williams for Ned Garver, and criticized ongoing Cleveland infield moves.
Spectators gathered around the riding ring at Hood College Sunday afternoon to witness the annual Fall Horse Show. The event featured six classes with judging on hands, seat, and horsemanship. Class 1 scoring 85 per cent hands and seat and 15 per cent horsemanship crowned Elizabeth Johnston of Drexel Hill, Pa., as first place.
The report lists top finishes in Class 11 and Class II across Sections A and B. Names include Miss Joan Samford Belmont Mass, Miss Marilyne Phillips Pittsburgh, Miss Elizabeth Dehbrle Monongahela Pa, with winners in Section EB and others. Judges weighed hands and seat at 75 percent and 25 percent horsemanship in one section, and 50-50 in another.
Beverly Hills winner Miss Barbara Blumenthal took first in Section A and in Jumping Class. Jean MacDonald of Wilbraham and Joan Hall of Connellsville placed second and third. Marilyn Ogden followed in second in Jumping. A musical chairs on horseback finale saw Blumenthal prevail with judge Helen Kelly approving.
Arkansas State College Indians of Jonesboro Ark were named to meet in the Evansville Refrigerator Bowl on December 2 the bowl committee said they had accepted the invitation. Abilene Christian of Texas defeated Gustavus Adolphus of Minnesota 13-7 in last year's game. Shrine East-West game in San Francisco on December 29 will be telecast coast to coast by the Dumont network with Motorola Inc as sponsor and network announcer.
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