Terps To Meet Tennessee In Sugar Bowl
Tennessee and Maryland accepted invitations to play in the 18th Sugar Bowl on January 1 in New Orleans. Tennessee ranks second, Maryland fifth, with both teams yet to finish schedules. Coach Neyland and Coach Tatum welcomed the bid as a post season classic and potential home-town showcase for Hank Lauricella.
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Mo” Modzelewski
Bob Ward
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Couaches Neyland
Richmond
H. C. Byrd
Bowling Results From Blue Ridge League Night Matches
American Legion 2 Damascus 1 Sherwood Feeds 2 Moose 1 Coliseum 1 Snow White Grill 2 Tonight Coliseum hosts Snow White Grill Sherwood Feeds visits American Legion Moose travels to Damascus Standings list teams led by American Legion Coliseum Raney’s Rec Center Damascus Moose Snow White Grill Sherwood Feeds High individual game Shaffer Snow White Grill 162 Shaffer 430 American Legion 633 1 847 Baylor officials ban play Mr Roberts campus venue language deemed too filthy
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Baylor University
Roberts
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Suitland Edges Frederick In Muddy County Grid Clash
Suitland High School defeated Frederick High School 13 to 7 on a muddy Prince Georges County field. Frederick, hit by star losses, led with a 74 yard run and a later TD from Matthews, but a nullified 32 yard pass ended a potential winner. Ward Mayhue and Matthews starred for Suitland. Krantz tallied 107 rushing yards for Frederick.
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Suitland
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Krantz
Mayhue
Matthews
Mulligan
Markee
Wimpigler
Richlawn Montgomery High School of
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Suitland Pas
Frederick Merkle
Whitmore Suit
Hemby Edwards
LG Winpigler King
Markoe Totten
Beard
Gattean Butler
S. Krantz, Eader, Comer
Rising Bowler Bill Koontz Jr Sets Health Center 468
In a Health Center Bowling Alley mixed league match, 22 year old Bill Koontz Jr rolled a 468 series, an all time mark at Health Center and perhaps Frederick. He carries a 120 plus average over two seasons, works as a department manager at Jacobsons, and is backed by Julius Jacobson. His 166, 141, 161 games show steady improvement and scouts say peak is ahead.
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Jacobson's
Julius Jacobson
Bunny Powell
Jack Crampton
Junior Koontz
Health Center
Chauncey P. Cramer
Frederick
Red Sox
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Bill Koontz, Jr
Cotton Bowl Rests Maryland Invitation, Sugar Bowl Pact
The Cotton Bowl said Maryland would not be considered without Southern Conference approval. Maryland later signed to play Tennessee in the Sugar Bowl, while Tennessee and Maryland were among teams on preferential lists for the Cotton Bowl. Virginia, Mississippi, Kentucky, and Oklahoma were then seen as best bets for the invitation.
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Maryland
Tennessee
Cotton Bowl Athletic Association
University of Maryland
Southwest Athletic Conference
Leonard M. Green
Washington
Virginia
Mississippi
Kentucky
Oklahoma
American Davis Cup stars advance in Sydney tennis event
Tony Trabert and Vic Seixas moved into the second round of the New South Wales tournament in Sydney, signaling a potentially easier path for the U.S. in the inter-zone final against Sweden. Bergelin battled pain and won his opener, while Trabert and Seixas both dominated opponents, setting up further progress for the American team.
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Rex Hartwig
Maryland Denies Violating Bowl Rules in Sugar Bowl Bid
Maryland Athletic Council and President H C Byrd defend the university’s acceptance of Tennessee in the Sugar Bowl for January 1 1952 saying they follow Southern Conference custom and rule standards. The conference consent will be sought December 14 at the upcoming meeting, coach Tatum notes the Sugar Bowl invitation rested on conference approval.
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University of Maryland
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Mid Winter Sports Association
New Orleans
University of Tennessee
Tatum
Maryland
Virginia Colleges No Poll On Sugar Bowl Bid
Five Southern Conference Virginia colleges including Richmond, William and Mary, Virginia Tech, VMI, and Washington and Lee said they had no advance information on bowl decisions. The University of Maryland accepted a Sugar Bowl bid to face Tennessee on New Year’s Day, despite bylaws requiring conference consent.
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Virginia
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Terrapins
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Tennessee
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Virginia Tech
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Bowl ban vote looming for Southern Conference
Maryland's stance on bowl games causes mixed signals as faculty members from Virginia schools express opposition. Washington and Lee officials state they oppose all bowl games. Southern Conference presidents met at Chapel Hill and recommended banning post season bowl competition. the recommendation awaits conference action at the December 16 meeting.
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Alvin BD. Chandler
William and Mary
Walter S. Newman
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Richard 5. Marshall
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Francis P. Gaines
Washington and Lee
Gaines
Chapel Hill
N. Y
Bryan G Wins Pimlico Special In Easy Ride
Bryan G a Virginia stable horse from C. T. Chenery leads all the way to win the Pimlico Special by five lengths over County Delight with Eddie Arcaro aboard. Call Over takes third and Royal Governor fourth as 1:57 2/5 time on a slow track. Bryan Gentry namesake linked to Chenery’s Doswell farm.
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C. T. Chenery
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NBC Drops Reassignment Claim On Channel CBS Spokesman Says
CBS spokesman at the track claims NBC canceled a channel reallocation as part of an easier commitment, altering anticipated broadcast plans and sponsorship.
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CBS
College Grid Game Debates Platoon System
NEA Sports Editor Harry Grayson reviews the college football fight over the platoon system. Coaches defend rotation for more playing time and fresher fourth quarters while Yale’s Robert A. Hall warns against professionalization eroding college values.
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NEA
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Theodore Roosevelt
Dutch Myer
Texas Christian
Myer
Army
Tavernizt
Robert A. Hall
Yale
College football platoon debate prompts return to solo substitutions
The piece argues for restoring single substitutions in college football to prevent over specialization and keep players well rounded. It notes coaches favor platoons for expense, but critics say the sport costs more and harms the game’s integrity. calls for old substitution practices to be revived.
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