Ollie Matson Leads Nation In Rushing Record
New York AP reports Ollie Matson of the University of San Francisco became the first Pacific Coast player to join the national rushing championship. The 203-pound senior set a three-season yardage record with 1,566 yards in nine games and 20 touchdowns, within four yards of the single-season mark.
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Leahy Criticizes De-emphasis Trend In College Sports
Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy denounces moves to de emphasize college athletics. He warns such shifts risk driving fans to pro football and harming players’ opportunities, citing rising pro game attendance and college rushing leaders to illustrate trends.
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Notre Dame backs platoon system to balance sports program
A Notre Dame statement defends the platoon system as a way to give players more playing time without expanding squad sizes. It argues the program sustains a tough academic standard, offers work-through college opportunities, and maintains a rugged schedule under guidance from The Reverend John J. Cavanaugh and The Reverend Theodore M. Hesburg.
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Canisius Seeks Victory After Lineup Change in Loyola Tilt
Canisius College shifts lineup as Randy Sharp is benched and Herman Hedderich moved, aiming to snap a three-game losing streak in a Memorial Auditorium double header facing Loyola of the South. Buffalo hosts Buffalo State Teachers earlier in the night.
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Olympians Move Into Three Way Tie In West
The Indianapolis Olympians won their 10th victory in 11 games to pull into a three way tie for the NBA Western Division lead. MAX ZASLOFSKY led the Knicks with 21, Joe Graboski added 33 for the Olympians, as they led from the end of the third period. Philadelphia beat Fort Wayne 72 62 to claim third in the East while Paul Arizin scored 35 to take league scoring lead with 465 points in 19 games.
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Saylor's ratings push standout high school football toil
Penn State economist Roger B. Saylor, a Coast Guard Reserve inductee, developed the Saylor System rating for Pennsylvania schoolboy football. The method weighs won loss records and schedule strength, aiming for near perfection. His live predictions matched Eastern and Western Pennsylvania champions this season.
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Skia tron and Zenith plan 90 day pay TV test in New York
Skia tron Electronics and Zenith Radio Corp. seek FCC permission to run a 90 day test of a pay TV system in New York. Subscribers use coded cards to unscramble shows, billed with the regular phone or pay per view. The move follows a previous Chicago test and aims at films, sports, Broadway, and opera. With 14 million video receivers in use, pay TV could broaden access while free TV remains.
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Tribe Asks Reversal and Cleveland Recall Dispute
The Cleveland baseball club questions a recall decision by the Ohio Industrial Commission awarding compensation to ex-pitcher Don Black after a cerebral hemorrhage. Helen Gresens, a noted Syracuse bowler, is mentioned in context with top performances. The piece notes potential appeals limited to the Commission and mentions life-time compensation terms. Four Arizona graduates on the university football team are also reported.
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Stormy Weather Hurts Gate Receipts at Sports Events
A winter storm across the Atlantic seaboard and Midwest disrupted sports crowds last night. Washington Eastern Hockey League game postponed. Philadelphia drew 339 for the Warriors over Fort Wayne. Cincinnati 758 in AHL action. Olympians defeated New York before 2213 in an NBA tilt at Indianapolis. Kid Gavilan stopped Walter Carr before 6253 at Madison Square Garden. Kings Point and Fairfield canceled their college basketball game.
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Falcon Skaters Meet Comets Tonight and Tomorrow
The Cornwall Falcons invade the Arena to face the CLINTON-Second place Cornwall Falcons travel to meet the Comets in a key N Y Ontario League matchup. The invaders aim to repeat a mid season runner up feat and bolster their six league wins including two over the league leading Gananoque Gans. The Falcons beat Brockville Magdalonians 6 2 last Sunday.
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Agnes Dwyer Leads Bellevue Club Bowling League
Agnes Dwyer led the Bellevue Club women's bowling league with a 466 total. Mrs William Sullivan rolled a 2173 series as the Kelly team led with 57 points, followed by Dwyers 53 Sophers 51 Hollenbeck 49 Slades 49 Byrnes 4415 Cox 32 and O Connors 13.
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Television Listings on WSYR WSYR and affiliate schedule snapshot
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Fredonia State Teachers beat Buffalo State Tech 90 64 in basketball
Fredonia State Teachers' College defeated Buffalo State Tech 90 to 64 on their home court as Neil Postman led the scoring with 42 points for the winners.
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