Loyola of L A Sets All Time Passing Record
Loyola University of Los Angeles led by Don Klosterman threw and completed more passes last season than any college football team. The Lions completed 164 of 324 attempts for 1 895 yards, averaging 36 passes per game and 210.6 yards. Kentucky led in touchdown passes with 19.
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Furey Sees NCAA Football TV Program As Successful
Ralph Furey of Columbia University calls the NCAA football television program a tremendous success from an operational view. He co chairs the NCAA television committee which finished a progress report meeting. The committee will not make recommendations until NORC completes a 111000 fan habits survey before the January NCAA convention in Cincinnati.
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Matson Edges McElenny for 1951 Scoring Crown
Ollie Matson of San Francisco wins the 1951 college football scoring title by one point over Hugh McElenny of Washington with 126 points on 21 touchdowns and 23 extra points. Bill Parson is third with 96. Les Richter kicks 40 extra points. Nellie Fox signs 1952 Chicago White Sox contract, salary not disclosed.
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Workman named West Virginia's outstanding amateur athlete for 1951
West Virginia star center is repeat winner of the West Virginia Sports Writers Association poll. Workman, a 6-9 WVU center, already holds multiple Mountaineer scoring records and will be honored at the Victory Awards Dinner on January 8 in Huntington Memorial Field House. Other contenders included Bob Davis, Ed Tutwiler, Billy Campbell, Buck Atherton, and Jimmy Danter among a field of notable athletes.
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Wisconsin Regents Boost Ivy Williamson Salary After Strong season
Wisconsin coach Ivy Williamson and five assistants receive salary raises after guiding the Badgers to within one game of the Rose Bowl this fall. Regents approved the increases in a finance session, reflecting the program's recent success.
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Wyoming Punters Dominate 1951 College Football
The NCAA service bureau selected Wyoming’s Chuck Spaulding as the nation’s top punter for 1951 with a 43.5 yard average on 37 punts, narrowly ahead of USC’s Deg Koch. Alabama led team kicking with 41.8 yards per punt and Dewey McConnell of Wyoming led receivers with 47 catches in 10 games.
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Various college and high school basketball scores reported
Western Ohio teams led by Greenbrier Morgantown and McKinley Vocational posted wins while others including Glenville Beckley Grove City California Pa Elon and Boston College also notched victories. Sprawling scores list college games with multiple inconsistencies and OCR errors.
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Braves Rookie Leads National League ERA
Chester Nichols, a 20 year old rookie with a calm poise, posted a 2.88 ERA to lead the National League. The Braves rookie, among the league’s top performers, finished 7-4 in 19 starts with three shutouts and 156 innings pitched.
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Aussie Protest May Boomerang Over Vic Seixas
Sydney reports Harry Hopman complained about Vic Seixas foot faulting at White City. Frank Shields ordered Seixas to stand a full foot behind the baseline in practice, discovering the longer service gives Seixas a sharper first serve and better accuracy against Australian players.
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