Tug Wilson urges tougher Big Ten rules reforms
Commissioner Tug Wilson pushes stricter Big Ten limits on recruiting and alumni fund use, seeks monitoring with an FBI evaluator, and proposes coaching tenure and restricted practice days as part of a broader rule overhaul ahead of NCAA talks. He plans to present a formal program at next month’s NCAA convention.
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Kramer Leads U S in Davis Cup Bid as Australian Stars Stand By
The article notes Big Jake Kramer guiding the U S team toward a potential upset in the Davis Cup finals against Australia. It highlights Savitt of East Orange facing Frank Sedgman in the Sydney showdown, with Sedgman already a U S opponent in previous titles and Americans hoping for three singles wins to claim the cup.
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Jake Kramer
United States
Jake
Australia
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U. S
Dick Savitt
East Orange
N.J
Frank Sedgman
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Ken McGregor
Sydney
Harry Hopman
Frank Shields
Shields
Big Jake
Saddler DeMarco Fight Headline TV Spotlight Tonight
Promoter pages tease a Garden bout featuring Sandy Saddler vs Paddy DeMarco as part of a TV lineup. The card includes looming international matches and a likely February clash for the lightweight title if results favor the U S. team in an Anzac season context.
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James Carter
Elyria Prepares for Shaw Showdown In City Court Clash
Elyria eyes a tight matchup with Shaw as coach Roy Wisecup starts five returnees including Ray Suy dam and Babt Palmer in a lineup that features several new faces Perkins Hess and Gwin Lang joining the rotation. Cleveland Heights Lorain and Euclid seek perfect starts as junior varsity games open the evening at 7.
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Stanford's Taylor Named Coach Of The Year
New York report says Stanford's Chuck Taylor, who led the Cardinal to the Rose Bowl for the first time in a decade, won the American Football Coaches Association Coach Of The Year award. He topped Bono Neyland, Biggie Munn, and Charley Caldwell in the balloting with 797 points. Taylor credited his assistants and players for the honor and noted Gary Kerkorian's breakout senior year.
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American Football Coaches Association
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Tennessee
Biggie Munn
Michigan Hate
Charley Caldwell
Princeton
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Caldwell
Weyland
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Ruard
Maicy Schwartz
Qui
Thneis
Gary Kerkorian
Dick Harn
Dayton
Joe Gavin
University of Dayton
University of Houston
Tex
Flyers
Phoenix
Ariz
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Mid American Conference Opens Cage Tournament Schedule
Representatives from MAC schools meet in Toledo for a semi annual session while the first basketball tournament proceeds. Miami University Redskins defeat Ohio University 79 to 68, with Miami facing Toledo next and Cincinnati meeting Western Michigan. The tournament advances toward a championship with consolation games for the losers.
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Attendance Down For Cage Program In New York
St John’s boosted its record with a 66 to 52 win over Brigham Young at Madison Square Garden. The crowd, cited as 7,117, reflected a drop from the Garden’s 14,119 seating capacity, underscoring weaker turnout for preseason college basketball and pro debuts in this report.
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Indiana Students Lose Interest In Hoosier Football Flop
The Daily Student cites student apathy after Indiana University football finished two wins against seven losses. Editors call the season “basketball tame” as the campus forgets the Hoosiers’ poor record.
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Daily Student
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U S Davis Cup Chances Improve in Australian Doubles Tie
Ted Schroeder and Tony Trabert of the United States captured the Victorian Tennis Championships doubles title at Kooyong Stadium beating Adnan Quist and Geoffrey Brown 7-5 6-4 6-3 before a large crowd. The victory marked the Americans’ first doubles title since 1932 and boosts hopes of facing Sweden in the interzone finals next week for a shot at Australia in the Davis Cup.
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Sweden
Local Bowling and College Matchup Schedule
Oberlin visits Clearview while Savannah travels to New London for Saturday action. Bursa faces Birmingham as Perry-Fay women run their usual two matches at 9 pm on Stoney's Rainbow Lanes with Screws challenging Nuts and Plasties facing Bits.
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Walcott, Turner Winners In Boxing Writers Awards
The Boxing Writers Association named Jersey Joe Walcott 1951 heavyweight champ plaque winner and Gil Turner Rookie of the Year for a 26 fight win streak. Eddie Eagan earned the James J. Walker award for long and meritorious service. Awards will be presented January 17 at the Waldorf Astoria. Nat Fleischer re-elected president.
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Ring Magazine
Writers’ Association
Eagan Resigns Amid Pressure From Eastern Supporters
The article notes Eagan's recent resignation under fire with supporters led by Eddie Walcott from New York and Philadelphia arguing that external events affected his performance as commissioner.
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