Firing of Brennan at Notre Dame Stirs Nation Wide Debate
Public reaction to Terry Brennan's dismissal as Notre Dame football coach has grown from shock to debate across the country. The firing prompts questions about Notre Dame's recruiting, leadership, and future, with speculation that Joe Kuharich will take charge and that Notre Dame may pursue top Catholic players. Brennan's five seasons ended with a 32 18 0 record, and the piece reviews historic Notre Dame coaches and championships under Rockne and Leahy, noting Brennan's era was seen as overmatched.
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Terry Brennan
Notre Dame University
Notre Dame
Frank Leahy
Paul Brown
Biggie Munn
Woody Hayes
New York Yankees
Cleveland Browns
Brennan
Joe Kuharich
Purdue
Iowa
Michigan State
Ohio State
Kuharich
Barberton
George Izo
Pittsburgh
Knute Rockne
Rockne
Leahy
Ed McKeever
Elmer Layden
Hugh Devore
Heartley
Hunk
Layden
Southern California
Vic Boliari
Alabama
Rodgers Stars as Warriors Rally Past Knicks for Win
Rodger’s 28 points lift Philadelphia’s Warriors to a 106-93 victory over the New York Knickerbockers ending a seven game skid. Ramsey led Detroit with 26 as Pistons crushed Cincinnati 131-91. Celtics rally from 23 down to beat Lakers 107-99, with Yardley and Jordan contributing 28 and 24 respectively.
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Temple
Rodgers
Warriors
New York Knickerbockers
Boston Celtics
Raeake
Ana Aeal
Minneapolis Lakers
Elgintional Basketball Association
Don Bavier
Detroit
Bob Pistons
Cincinnati
Bill Russell
Frank Rovais
Ramsey
Ram
Ballisey
Vern
Knicks
Scot Mikkelsen
Lakers
Ing
Paul Arizin
Woody Sauldsberry
Ind
Twyman
Umph ‘Royals
Pharaohs and Jaws Share First After Third Win
In Elyria YMCA Class C hoops the Jaws beat Thin i Men 223 and the Pharaohs defeated Hosech 63 to 37 to sit atop the standings with a third straight win each. Ridge runners downed the Gents 4 19 as Lenny Hill led Jaws with 18 points and Bill Hill added 16.
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Pharaohs
Elyria
Colts Favored To Seize NFL Crown In Final
Baltimore's balanced offense and stout defense rely on stars like Unitas and Moore to topple the Giants at Yankee Stadium in a potential sudden death finale. The crowd of 70,000 plus TV viewers expect a high scoring, weather-friendly title game with hefty gate and broadcast revenues.
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United Press International New York
UPI
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Collegians
New York Giants
Yankee Stadium
Baltimore Rooters
Colts
NBC
New York
Weeb Endbank
Cleveland Browns
Lions
Detroit
Giants
Browns
John Unitas
Cleveland
Org
Rainte
Pound Grier
Sio Lenny Moore
Ray Berry
Jim Mutscheller
Unitas
NFL
Cruw
Don Heinrich
L.G
Dupre
Baltimore
Charley Conerly
Pat Summerall
Lorain Rallies To Beat Berea 70 59 At Baldwin Wallace
Lorain High overcame an 11 point first half deficit to defeat Berea 70 to 59 at Baldwin Wallace College gym. Lorain trio Zaletel Karpinski and Lavish-Totet led with 21 11 and 11 points while Berea’s Tober Kushlak scored 19 and 18 as Berea saw a non conference skid extend to three losses in eight games.
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Lorain High
Steelers
Baldwin-Wallace College
Bob Zaletel
Emill Karpinski
al McConsbe
Ray Martin
Dennis Lavish
Lorain
Kurt Tober
Denny Kushlak
Braves
College Cage Results From Holiday and Conference Tournaments
College basketball results from multiple early rounds and conference tournaments are listed. Matchups include Utah over Cornell 80 61, St Josephs over Syracuse 72 63, Dayton over Niagara 84 79, St John NE over Holy Cross 77 65, Grambling over Southern U 103 5B 60, and Xavier La over 40. Big Eight first round Kansas State 69 66 Missouri. Oklahoma 68 Iowa State 9. Evansville Tavita Tourney first round Tennessee Tech 60 St Mary Calif 6 Evansville 84 Washington 73 Notre Dame 73 Indiana 67 Purdue 73 Butler 65. Southwest Texas Christian 62 Baylor 53 SMU 65 Arkansas 4 Rice 62 Texas 43 Texas A&M 65 Texas Tech 36. Al-College Bowling Green 85 Wichita 81 Duquesne 78 Tulsa 67 Xavier Ohio 83 Oregon 57 Oklahoma City 12 San Francisco 64. West Santa Clara 48 UCLA 47 Tish State 4 Idaho 63 The State 100 Alaska TV 58 Stanford 4 Arizona 59 Rent State 90 California F-
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Missouri
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Kent State Xavier Dayton Bowling Green Take Holiday Festival Wins
Kent State, Xavier, Dayton, and Bowling Green earned tournament victories in Friday action. Dayton beat Niagara 76 75 to reach the Holiday Festival semifinals at Madison Square Garden driven by late scoring from Bobby Jones. Xavier downed Oregon 57 56 led by Hank Sten and Charlie Phillips, while Bowling Green edged Wichita 85 81 behind Jim McDonald. Kent State edged Cal in a tight finish as Oliver Wallace paced the Flashes with 23. Charlie Boykin added 21 as Kent State advances to face California or Hawaii the next night.
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Big college powers win first round in multiple holiday tournaments
Seven top teams including Kansas State Xavier of Ohio and Texas Christian won opening games in several holiday events. Kansas State edged Missouri 69-66 in Kansas City while Xavier defeated Oregon 68-57 in Oklahoma City and Texas Christian beat Baylor 62-55 in Houston. Purdue and St John’s also won, with Notre Dame defeating Indiana 73-67 in the Hoosier Classic as Hawkins scored 31. Utah and St Joseph’s advanced in the Holiday Festival.
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Berlin Hrs. Turks Glide to York Showdown in Bloomville
Berlin Heights Tigers beat Jackson Liberty 71 61 to reach Bloomville Holiday Tournament final while York crushed Bloomville 67 38 to earn spot in title tilt. Berlin Heights five players in double figures led by Hoffman 15 Burnham 14 Leimbach 13 Sattig 12 and Ron Johnson 10.
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Hart Upsets Dupas In Split Welter Decide
Philadelphia lightweight Hart, 11-5, pulled a split decision over New Orleans contender Ralph Dupas in Miami Beach before 2,346 fans. Hart weighed 144 pounds to Dupas 1431/4, with judges’ scores 96-95 Hart and 97-94 Hart. Dupas sought a rematch while Hart eyed a title shot, potentially against Vince Martinez in Philadelphia.
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Scholastic Results in Buckeye Medina Highland Strongsville Tournaments
Numerous high school results from Ohio tournaments show Medina beating Buckeye 70 to 3 and Highland 49, with Broad lists including Westlake 76 over Cleveland Lutheran, Fairview 68 over Strongsville 51, East Tech 68 over Salem 58, and Dayton Stirers 73 over Dayton Belo. Additional outcomes include Tecumseh 48 over Bradford 2, Piqua 46 over Sidnes 44, Dover 62 over Cie. John, Akron Mary 66 over Akron Gart, and Loudonville 78 over Defiance 52.
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Ohio State Bar Trio Among Ineligible Athletes
Ohio State announced Christmas_term ineligibility for five athletes including Jim Marshall and Dick Payne. The group, spanning positions in football and swimming, faces loss of services as grades drop. others remain expected to participate in upcoming events.
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Barons In Action Twice
Cleveland Barons aim to narrow the gap to top AHL leader Buffalo as they host Rochester tonight and Sunday. Buffalo Bisons lead with 140 points while Hershey sits second, with Cleveland at 37 points in third. the Barons have won 4 of 5 versus Buffalo and 4 straight against Hershey in their recent stretch.
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