Notre Dame Penn Clash Over Unrestricted TV At NCAA Convention
Notre Dame and the University of Pennsylvania pressed their bid for unrestricted football television at the NCAA convention. The TV Committee favors a stricter program than last year, while outside proposals call for looser rules with scholarship funding. The convention votes and debates dominate the event as 400 member colleges seek balance between gate receipts and wider access.
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Will Grimsley
Washington
Notre Dame
University of Pennsylvania
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Ncaa TV Committee
Athletic
Football Coaches Rules Committee
Gavilan to Defend His Title Against Davey on Feb. 11
Kid Gavilan will defend his welterweight title against unbeaten Chuck Davey at Chicago Stadium on February 11 with network television coverage. The night also features talk of the Rocky Marciano Jer sey Joe Walcott rematch, though dates and venue are not finalized.
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Davey
New York
Chuck Davey
Chicago Stadium
Web
Jim Norris
International Boxing Club
Rocky Marciano
Joe Walcott
Norrig
Chicago
al Weill
Rocky
Postmaster to Speak at Civic League Meet
Carl L. Campbell of Winchester Post Office will address the Women’s Civic League at 12 30 p m Friday in the George Washington Hotel on Oddities of the Postal Service. Campbell served four years in WWII and has been postmaster since 1948. The border dispute between Colombia and Venezuela is noted as settled in 1952 after long negotiations.
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Carl L. Campary
Skyway Grill Captures First Half in A League Bowling
Skyway Grill tops Disabled American Veterans and clinches the first half title by one game over Lions Club. Key scores include Hockman 126, Sheetz 121, and a 511 503 win in the decisive third game. Lions Club fall to National Fruit as Snow White Grill posts a 653 team game, surpassing the prior A League high.
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Dick Sheetz
Roxie Hockman
Evan Creswell
Marsden Licklider
Artie Kiracore
Lions Club
DAV
Hockman
Sheetz
Sheets
Creswell
Kiracore
National Fruit
Merv Bailey
Harold Dawson
Keith Ritter
Ed Clevenger
Snow White Grill
Uuley Law
Turk Wingfield
Jimmy Shiflette
Bob Smith
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Plent
Clevenger
Riley Loy
Oe ‘Funkhouser
No. Va. Power Co
Yankees No Longer Bidding for Pitcher
The Yankees have stopped bidding for a pitcher from Oklahoma City after a $60,000 offer. The latest bid came from the Boston Red Sox.
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Yankees
Oklahoma City
Boston Red Sox
Handley-Broadway District 5 opener on schedule
The Handley Broadway game, postponed by travel conditions, will be played tonight at 8 at Handley gym as the District 5 opener for the judges. James Wood varsity and junior teams face Strasburg tonight with the junior game starting at 7 30.
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Handley - Broadway
Handley Gym
James Wood
Strasburg
Hampden-Sydney Faces Third Big Six Foe This Week
Hampden-Sydney meets its third Big Six opponent as the Tigers aim to rebound after losses to Virginia and Washington Lee. Nearby notes show Roanoke College seeks defense of the Little Six title at Salem with a 1-6 record, while Randolph Macon sits at 2-2 in pre Christmas play and VMI’s Keydets highlight Bill Ralph with 22 points in a recent tilt.
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Ming Comand
Richmond
Nigh Howere
Judas Gey Bae
Washington Lee
Virginia
Winston-Salem
University of Rich
Roanoke College
Maroons
Salem
Ter
Randolph Macon
Yellow Jackets
American University
Virginia Military Institute
Sechetion Vmi
Bill Ralph
Ralph
Flanagan Favored Over Felton in Televised Bout
The St. Paul boxer Flanagan is a 7-5 favorite to beat Detroit’s Lester Felton in a nationally televised match. Felton previously lost a split decision to Flanagan in Chicago last October. Judging in Cleveland will be based on rounds.
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Detroit
St. Paul
Felton
Chicago
CBS
Cleveland
Navy Quint Records Seventh Straight Victory
Navy's unbeaten team defeated Johns Hopkins 77-50 to extend its winning streak to seven. Notre Dame edged NYU 78-77 in overtime as Rosenthal scored 19 and Nachamkin 28 for NYU. Yale upset Pennsylvania 76-64 behind Job Weber's 20 points linking the Eli's road swing.
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Notre Dame
Annapolis
Johns Hopkins
New York University
NYU
Boris Nachamkin
Dick Rosenthal
Trish
Rosenthal
Nachamkin
John Clune
Middies
Yale
Pennsylvania
Eli
Job Weber
Ernie Beck
Dick Heylum
Penn
Taussig and Blalock Pioneered Blalock Taussig Shunt Surgery
Dr. Helen Taussig and Dr. Alfred Blalock developed the operation to make blue babies normal. Blalock performed his first human procedure in 1944.
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Helen Taussig
Alfred Blalock
Baltimore Fulfills Bargain for Pro Football Team
Baltimore delivered 15,000 season tickets to NFL Commissioner Bert Bell as its end of a bargain to secure a new pro franchise. The city had to sell 250,000 dollars worth of tickets by January 22, with 13,500 sold by yesterday and American Oil Co. agreeing to buy any unsold tickets to meet the guarantee.
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Baltimore
Bert Bell
National Football League
Bell
American Oil Co
Indians and Yankees Strike Browns From 1953 Night Schedule
New York and Cleveland pull the St. Louis Browns from their home night slate in reprisal for Browns blackout decree. The move follows Browns president Bill Veeck’s TV ban causing a television blackout in Cleveland and New Orleans.
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Yankees
Browns
NEW York
Cleveand Indians
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Brownlie
Billy Veeck
Cleveland
Newee
Richmond Seeks New Grid Line Coach after Resignation
Richmond moves to hire a new line coach after Boyd Williams resigns following two years in the post. Williams left to pursue business interests after a sick leave since last November. A former Syracuse star center, he played for the Steelers, Eagles, and Richmond Rebels and previously coached at VMI.
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Yesterda Boyd Williams
Williams
Richmond
Syracuse
Pittsburgh Steelers
Philadelphia Eagles
Richmond Rebels
Virginia Military Institute
First city bombed from air Venice 1849 claim
The answer notes Venice as the first city bombed from the air in 1849 during an early aerial bombardment attempt.
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Venice
Tennis star Mau reen Connolly named Woman Athlete of the Year
A year ago Mau reen Connolly, national tennis champion, was selected Woman Athlete of the Year by Associated Press in the yearly poll. Five years ago Joe DiMaggio signed a 1948 Yankees contract for 65000 dollars. Jimmy Bivins, 174, beat Ezzard Charles in ten rounds. Twenty years ago Washington traded Roy Spencer to Cleveland for Luke Sewell and cash.
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Asmece Press
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
Jimmy Bivins
Cleveland
Ezzard Charles
Cincinnati
Washington
Roy Spencer
Luke Sewell
Unclear query about a modern newspaper word count
The user asks about the size of a modern newspaper and mentions a number 6.308 words with dates. The text is fragmented and lacks a coherent event or identifiable entities to report a factual item.
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