Southern Conference Bans Maryland and Clemson for Bowl Bid
Maryland and Clemson face one year probation by the Southern Conference after accepting bowl bids without consent. The action blocks their 1952 autumn schedules while allowing a future game between the two campuses. Officials say they are shocked, and Maryland’s request to play in the Sugar Bowl was denied 14-3.
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Bowl games face clash as conferences split on post season
The Southeastern Conference and two dissenting members Maryland and Clemson push to outlaw football bowl games while other leagues like the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference and Big Seven move to block or oppose post season play. The coming National AA meeting in January is set to reshape conduct and recruiting rules amid the showdown.
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Mississippi State Names New Grid Coach
Starkville Mississippi State selects former Army assistant coach to succeed Arthur Slick as head grid coach. The appointment follows a season noted for wartime lines and prior coaching changes.
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VMI Opens Tour of Carolinas With Mixed Results
The Virginia Military Institute faces Wake Forest in a 76-66 loss as Don Hemric scores 24 for the Deacons while Randolph Macon falls 91-88 against an unnamed opponent. Davidson upset VMI 60-64 as Furman hosts a strong Georgetown squad in tonight’s slate.
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National Football League Ends 32nd Season Tomorrow
The Nation anticipates the final slate as Cleveland seeks the title with a win over Pittsburgh while Detroit faces San Francisco and Green Bay meets Los Angeles. The Bears, Cardinals, and Panthers hold key standings with several games shaping the league cham pionship and playoff positions.
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Carr Publishers Keep Hot C Loop Pace
Carr Publishers push the C Loop pace with a 570 534 win over Skyway Grill. Harold Pugh and Frank Cooper each 128 for Truck Co as they beat Fire Co to move into third place.
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Armed Forces Football Title At State Today
Two unbeaten teams meet in Columbia for the charity armed forces football title. Each side has averaged about 44 points per game over 10 contests and features former college stars including notable players from Jackson, South Carolina, and Carewell Air Force Base in Texas.
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Television Fight Spurs Penn Entry in Collegiates
The University of Pennsylvania will carry the rage for uncontrolled television and football games to the National Collegiate Championships in Cincinnati next month after a setback at the Eastern College Athletic Conference meeting. Ind. game entries list Arthur Golightly 148 Charles Minghini 134 Funkhouser 138. Ind. eet Arthur tly 368 ry Bowley 361 game Publishing Co 671 670 Winchester Auto cem set Skyway Grilleie: Carr Publish Co. 1642 cheater Kestmnelive 1640.
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Who Determines the Sex of a Child Debate
A reader asks whether the father or mother decides the sex of a child. The answer asserts that K D. has nothing to do with it.
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Brake Blok League Upset Sparks Close Night
The Brake Blok League saw No. 6 clash with top teams as Riley Loy and Bill Bakker anchored ind games. Team No. 1 posted strong scores led by Jim Green while Ernie Burch and Law contributed, setting up a best two out of three frame finish.
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Ray Famechon Outpoints Flanagan in Madison Square Garden Bout
In a ten round fight at Madison Square Garden Ray Famechon defeated Glen Flanagan by decision. The bout highlighted a feature card on this date in boxing history.
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