Princeton Football Emphasizes T Formation Over Copycats
Princeton coach Charley Caldwell defends the old fashioned T while using versatile freshmen to fill spots. The Tigers rely on deception and signals, with quarterback George Chandler and tailback Dick Kazmaier key to a modern play style. An amusing bench-rotation note and Oklahoma bench incident round out the roundups.
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NFL Passing Leaders Rise As Van Brocklin Shines For Rams
Norman Van Brocklin leads the NFL in passing as the Los Angeles Rams surge, with 84 completions on 151 attempts for 1,452 yards and 13 touchdowns. George Ratterman climbs to second in yards and TDs for the New York Yankees, while Zollie Toth, Marion Motley, and Frank Ziegler contest the ground gains. Doak Walker and Johnny Lujack share top scoring, Horace Gillom reclaims punting, Herb Rich tops returns, and Wally L Triplett leads kickoff returns with a 51.4-yard average.
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Team High Three Games and Standouts in 1991
The record lists Team High Three Games for Team No. 1 with 701 in Ind High Three Games Dr. French 620 L Cardullias 524 and C Manning 231 E Clay 195. Team Raleigh Wyoming 2491 leads Team High Three Games while Koppers Eccles 901 and R Robinette 621 highlight Ind High Single Game. Grapes team well with bananas for a salad with watercress and a pink paprika whipped cream dressing.
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Boxing Results From Hartford New York Florida and California
Teddy Davis won a points decision over Denis Brady in Hartford. Roger Donoghue stopped Eddie Edwards in White Plains. Art Davis outpointed Joe Lassiter in Jacksonville. John L. Davis stopped Bernard Docusen in Los Angeles.
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California Underdog Against Washington
New York AP notes California ranked sixth as a 11% underdog to Washington in a Rose Bowl matchup. The Mustangs SMU and Army lead other big games. numerous line figures follow with college teams, rivals, and expected margins across Friday and Saturday matchups.
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Gussie and Rapko Lead WVU Football Offense
Davis and Elkins star Andy Gussie tops WV college football in passing and total offense through October 21 with 623 passing yards and 675 yards combining passing and rushing. Walt Rapko of Tech leads ground yards with 520. Other leaders include Johnny Grossi, Robbie Dawson, Frank Gerard, Lawrence Cooper, Miles Trout, Denver Smith, and Chet Biffle across various receiving and return categories.
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Robbie Dawson
Morris Harvey
Frank Gerard
West Liberty
Lawrence Cooper
Miles Trout
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Fairmont
Chet Biffle
Potential Bowl Roster Includes 23 Top Elevens
Atlanta reports that at least 23 teams are in consideration for major New Year bowls. Kentucky, SMU, Texas, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Fordham, Wyoming, Kansas, Penn, Wake Forest, Duke, Georgia Tech, Miami, Vanderbilt, Texas A&M, Washington and Lee, North Carolina, Maryland, Mississippi, Florida, Clemson and South Carolina are listed. Sugar Bowl and other bowls weigh records and regional strength. Miami's Orange Bowl leans toward the Hurricanes, while Georgia and Kentucky figure in Sugar Bowl discussions.
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Palmer Leads Assault On Par In N-8 Open
Johnny Palmer of Badin NC shot 65 to equal the North and South Open tournament record on Pinehurst No 2. The 107-man field saw 35 players beat par as ideal conditions produced fast greens. Snead, Stranahan and Durkemo led a cluster at 68 while Palmer set the pace for a crowded leaderboard. The field will be cut to 75 for the third round. Eddie Erdelatz scouted Army coach Blaik during Dartmouth days.
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Clemson Sub Is C Soph of Week
Raleigh report highlights Clemson reserve Frank Kennedy as Southern Conference sophomore of the week after his 13-12 win over Wake Forest. Kennedy scored on a second period double reverse after replacing injured wing back Ray Matthews. Other notable sophomores named include Maryland’s Joe Petruzzo and South Carolina’s Dick Balka, plus Clemson teammates Jim Shirley and Dreher Gaskins.
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