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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1954

Page

13

49ers Lead In West Division

The 49ers defeated the Detroit Lions 37 to 3 to seize the Western Conference lead at 4 0 1, with Y A Tittle directing San Francisco despite a broken left hand. The NFL weekend also saw a three way Eastern tie at 4 1 with the Steelers Eagles and Giants.

ED Wiles Associated Press San Francisco 49Ers Detroit Lions NFL Pittsburgh Steelers Philadelphia Eagles New York Giants Lions Y. A. Tittle Detroit Los Angeles Rams Chicago Bears Bruins Pittsburgh Eagles Giants Washington Redskins Cleveland Chicago Cardinals Green Bay Packers Baltimore Colts Philadelphia Steelers Redskins Washington New York Charlie Conerly Browns Cardinals Otto Graham Graham Winnleien Ancheweene Onalie Maurice Bassett Langston University Oklahoma Baltimore Green Bay Colts Packers Floyd Reid Gary Kerkorian Fred Cone

Little argues substitution rules cannot level college teams

New York date Oct 24. Lou Little contends that attempts to apply a fixed substitution rule across top college football teams would not fairly level the field by legislation. He cites that seven of the top 20 teams from the prior season remain in the top 10, underscoring variability in team strength and the impracticality of uniform rules.

New York Lou Little

Radio Schedule and 1952 Football Substitution Debate

The page outlines a dense radio program lineup across CBS NBC and others, with news, sports, dramas, and concerts throughout the day. It then shifts to a football rules discussion noting the 1952 season as the last under unlimited substitute rules and the rise of two platoon football, mentioning Michigan State Tennessee and Texas among the top teams, and quotes Little Columbia’s coach about the two-unit approach.

CBS Wfmp NBG WBAL ABC Wmalive Cba Nbe Abe News & Comment Mnessee Ernis Abe News Mta Abe Mbs Ahbe Corliss Archer Henry Tayior Cba Calan TV Barlow Alao TV Aba Camarata Fibber & Molly Keen Cbs News & Comment Crossroads Gildersiseva Abde Fields All Nets Michigan State Tennessee Texas Associated Press Columbia Advisory Committee On Rules Notre Dame Army

Limited substitution rule shapes Duke football outlook

In the Duke football recap fans favor the current limited substitution rule as next year's squad will be seasoned by all-around players. Seniors now sophomores under the rule will be better players with two years of experience. The first-string and second-unit mix produced a touchdown and standout performances from FAC Merchants and B Hemby against a Merchant machine featuring Fowler Mangum and Miller. The piece also pivots to boxing commentary, contrasting Sugar Ray Robinson with faded rivals Gavilan and Jeffries, urging study of historical tapes to gauge current form and strategy.

Duke

FAC Gridders Edge Maryland Merchants 7 0 At McGurdy Field

Frederick A. C. gridders staged a tough 7 to 0 victory over the Maryland Merchants of Washington at McGurdy Field. A freak first quarter play from the 5 yard line produced the only points as Gary Linton recovered a fumbled ball in the end zone after Flip Kennedy’s plunge. Weddle added the extra point as defense dominated. Coach Joe Vana plans practice Tuesday through Thursday at 6:30 and invites fans for support as Washington Shamrocks visit next Saturday.

Frederick A Gary Linton Bob Weddle Bobby Frederick Joe Vana Washington Shamrocks McCurdy Field Vona Wagner Weddle Gary Lintea

Sugar Ray Robinson Eyes Ring Comeback

Roundup by Gayle Talbot reports Sugar Ray Robinson training to win back the 160 pound title after a two year layoff from boxing. Fans recall his mid 1940s dominance and fear he may return to the ring despite his age and the tap dancing stint.

Gayle Talbot New York Clase Sugar Ray Robinson Robinson

Bobo Olson vs Sugar Boy in grueling middleweight talk

In Frederica Ma Oct 25 1958 column rumors drift about title plans as Bobo Olson presses for a long duel with a relentless puncher while claims surface about age and longevity for Sugar Boy with notes on Robinson and Gavilan observing the scene.

Frederica Saxton HM Gavilan Robinson Bobo Olson

Weekend Fights Feature World Smallest Deer Tale

Weekend boxing results include New Orleans fighter Arthur Persley stopping Carl Coates in New Orleans. In Phoenix Jimmy Martinez drew with Pedro Gonzales. A note highlights the pudu, the world’s smallest deer, living in Chile and under one foot tall.

Associated Press New Orleans Arthur Persley Carl Coates Baltimore Phoenix Ariz Jimmy Martinez Glendale Pedro Gonzales Rankin, Pa Chile

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