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NOTE: p ] / cluding nearly every great name There also was a BOWI SYM-|cach team is shown with {ts Dunkel Rat: asniand i “283 in the game today, were on hand. posium with Ray Eliot of Illinois|ins. or basketball “batting average.”|p’ 'wojace 544 O. Weslevan 479] : : earned te date. For example a 50.0 team |p.) i *886 Wichita 643} The party. was given by the (Rose), Jim Tatum of Maryland has buen 10 veints stronger. yer same lgogy, «36.0 Marietta 359 | 3 > e ns n 4 Scripps-Howard newspapers, (Sugar), Bear Bryant of Ken- rating 40.0. However, this 1s. not meant Sate “342 flleheny sD which conduct the national poll of tucky (Cotton) and Andy Gustaf-|° forecast that a 50.0 team should defeat!Daston +723 J. Carroll 831 coaches to decide who did the son of Miami ('Gator). Bobby do mot follow past Derformance ratios {hat Hsidelbery 29 Reyes +384 year’s outstanding job. Dodd, coach of the winning adjusted for such important facters as jndiana cal a3 ONS a oad Charles Albert (Chuck) Taylor Georgia Tech team in the Orange home, court advantage, injuries. and line indiana State $88 Butler 238 of Stanford, 31-year-old first- Bowl, did not attend.the conven-|helpful as nor be construed as, nor wsed|ftansas sss Missourt 819 year mentor, received the 17th tion: i TONIGHT fake Forest SH DePauw ‘52 annual Coach of the Year Award. 2 2 a { EAST | Lovols, ii 63.8 Bowling Green *30.6 | r > her 1a 32 S -t And Glen (Pop) Warner, who, EVERY other prominent coach jTmerst S22 Dues a *282| Manchester ‘+43. . Anderson 393 coached at Stanford almost be-/in the nation was on hand, in-| Duaquense its oii Colmste *345 Miami, O. 24 Ohio U. S01 fore Taylor was born, was pre: cliding a number of the former gpesin © 418 Buffalo St. *349 Notre Dame 102 Marquette = (840) sented with a Coach-of-the-Era winners. [Erimeton 264 Dartmouth 30.88 Louts 789 Detroit “60.1 | plaque for his contribution to Taylor was chosen coach of the MIDWEST a 30 Cincinnaty e181 football lore. - |year in the 17th annual poll con- 2teaul yy Rt oa 35.4 Yadparaiso 1371 Bail State all » 0 n,|J. Carroll *53.1 Mt, Union 38.2} 3 51. anover 41 : 9 Win 102 frstpiace votes. He Sino 33 Wome GRWSILL HI we di BOTH spoke at the dinner. : Gavi Miami, © sons laniintiest 54.1) Wheaton 31.1 No. Central 45.4] r y . beat out his nearest rival, Gen. . =~ 2 Wilmington 36.2 Cedarville 42] Pop Warner's speech covered pg,’ noyjang of Tennessee, by 18 Varne 0° M383 SAR Rech 418 | Wisconsin 249 Ohio State S131 h ’ J . gE * Yi 1 Wooster “439 Otterbein - 37.51 more than 50 years of the game, s.¢ with Biggie Munn of Mich peyidson “tor adel 22.2] Xavier,0. +628 Georgetown Ky. 41.1] including its early development. ligan State, Charles Caldwell of Furman 342 So Carolina Sid : SOUTH . y . Be a . Washington 58. /ash. & » { Clemson © *58 ~itad 29 oe Cae iid ais Sra ncson, Day Biot of Tim Bel LE HI Riga of Be 3 land Bobby Dodd of Georgia Tech|Morenesd St. 445 Cenije o: <30.0/3a. Teachers 350.7 Freshstertan 141.5 : { . City 68.5 No. Texas St 50.8 entucky 88 2 Tortda “60.4 told about his underrated club finishing in that order. [Rica So8 Toxas A&M 85.6 Eentucky J23 Florida of vod. 03 vhich h h to win th T.C.U *66.5 Bavlor 51.9 Marshall “630 Wake Forest 458 which came throug 0 n the 66.5 Bi . 1.9 "Coast championship by thrilling g-n 2. Texas Tech Fag weak rea 45.5 Miss. Southern “3:3 Jejnnhis St. 32 ’ ’ . A § | Miss. State ulane y -to- | TAYLOR was first selection of Brig'm-Young *67.8 Denver 58.2 | Mississiopi 62.1 Tennesses *55.0 unexpected week to week rallies. > t Bey BHEE-ge 873 Denim ogy Mel «1A Wi & Mary oR He readily admitted that his the 422 voling coaches as Trst, (0 Sly uss ytan state 50.1} Rolihs |, 534 Georai «300 y ; 3 ; " . - 13.8.5 in . eorgis . boys lost to a superior rival (Illi- Second and third choice. The pe;pergine +644 Santa Barbara 49.65, CAFC «330 Morehead St. 44% “ t.Mary’'s,Cal. a FI Texas rEansas ¥ nois) in the Rose Bowl. “There|brilliant achievement of the red stMary'sCal. *64.7 San Francisco. 62.9 62.7 Ar 54.5 4 ; ior Santa Clara 58.2 Lovola, Cal. 49.5 | Vanderbilt 64.2 Auburn “531 R wasn’t anything fluky about our head, youngest coach of a major 0d 56's Gonzaga 42528! Virginia #18 Richmond ~~ 03 defeat,” he said..“Illinois just had college team in the nation, struck ycra 66.7 S. California "64.7 Va. Tech = 412 Nash & Lee 1123 ; 3 aw” {a spark in the hearts of a major- Utah w "64.4 Montana 59.8 vr Texas Bt, © *57.3 Tex. Western 43.5 h better te p 593! 8 TUCh Deiar team. lity of his fellow workers. This Washington’ 738 Oregon BW irvinia’ 2728 Puburen”” 807 ! . Wyoming 66 New Mexico 9 Wotfer 2 ercer . " » # ’ (was Taylor's first year at the, TOMORROW FAR WEST THE Coach of the Year din- peim. He took over a team which, FAST * gos “318 Montana 504 ner, which has become the peak! .| Amherst 432 Bowdoin *37.8! Gal «861 Stanford 821 e hh Q8, the p d (had been figured to finish not bet. Amherst #83 Bown “13 3| California sel Stanford = 21 event of the annual collegla €lter than fourth'in the Pacific Con-| can irius *61.0 Scrantoh 46.5/ Colo. A. & M. *594 New Mexico 419 athletic convention, was originat-|ference and guided it te title Colsate 545 Creighton 501 Town State 578 Colorado, =~ “538 ed by Joe Williams, Scripps-How=- honors. Vir Ri R. 1 State 329 ot MLE “0 gollese Pacific a Seatt 58. . C rnia ard sports Solmsuist! i {Delaware *55.5 Ursinus 213 EL A, 88.7 Gonzaga’ 3s The coaches heard a rousing | Duke 64.9 Temple 0 1rta +4 enver | . | 77 3 *74.6 Washington 75.8 Oregon St 80.31 speech from Lloyd Jordan, Har. Crosby Tourney Draws DuGieske 74 gan 31 Wyoming 681 han Beate 501 | vard University coach and re- Galf'e Elite, Hackers |Geo'town, DC 69.1 Navy *62.5 SUNDAY 5 ~ 9!St. Fran, N. Y. 64.0 St. Fran, Pa. *62.6 tiring president of the American ’ Harvard 1563 Princeton Joa % Hone. team. Football Coaches Association. PEBBLE BEACH, Cal, Jan. 11 [oc «IT E Kv. State 695) ees {art hie i W Gov. Frank Lausche of Ohio,|(UP)—The elite of golfdom, plus Lehigh 362 Stevens Tech 185 peo by Racylts Pg 4 ust.frame this in your mind... : . 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FRIDAY, JAN. 11,1952 __.

| Crimmins Is IN’ As Indiana's

By FRANK ANDERSON and JIM SMITH

wasnt whispered, but voiced loudly by many of the NCAA Times Sports. Writers "and American Football Coaches’ CINCINNATI, Jan. 11-—Ring Association convention-goers. for rumor service at the Neth- w 8 8 erland ‘Plaza Hotel this week WE DIGESTED this at last and you get football coaches, night's Scripps-Howard -Coachnot bellboys. 2 of-the-Year banquet: Few persons and issues are “If Frank Leahy died tomoruntouched ‘by speculation. One row, Bernie Crimmins would be of them is Bernie - Crimmins. the next Notre Dame football He's IN as Indiana's new foot- coach. We're awfully high on ball coach. His YES is expected that boy. He's going to make in Bloomington, Ind., within 48 a fine coach for Indiana.” Thus hours. spoke a source closer to the The name of the No. 2 man Notre Dame dome than the giit at Notre Dame. was on lots of . paint that adorns it. : lips here last night. And it

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OACHES' FIRST SELECTION—Chuck Taylor (left), head fogtball coach at Stanford University, is presented the Coach of tHe Year plaque by Joe Williams, Scripps-Howard sports columnist, last night in Cincinnati.

Coaches Heap Honors

On Taylor, Warner

By LAWRENCE ROBINSON ’ Scripps-Howard Staff Writer

CINCINNATI, Jan. 11—College football coaches of the

nation paid enthusiastic homage to two of its members here, last night, one a young prodigy, the other one of the great| Shiun:,!

patriarchs of the game. The occasion was the annual

which more than 500 coaches, in- morous interlude.

| : | Coach of the Year dinner, at gift to television, provided a hu- Dunkel Basketball Ratings | |

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| NOBLESVILLE, Ind. Jan. 11 -— Bill Reed will become {basketball coach-at Fisher's High {School aftér his graduation from | Purdue University Jan. 27, it was Reed, who played football at Purdue, will succeed Joe Rapp who resigned recently to accept a similar job|

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grand old man of the gamg disclaimed credit for originat-

ex-Purdue Massing great It would be hard for rabid Indi

two assistant smcoaches with “Crimmins taking the I. U. spot, Indiana ‘will get a good

him when he leaves Notre Purdue's Stu Holconrb talent scout in Crimmins, He ‘ Dame. Could be Bob Me- “He's too good, too smart,” did a lot of recruiting for - aha alumni to accept a Purdue ing the center spiral pass, the Bride, Bill Earley, - Wally says Stu. “I don’t. want Yo Notre Dame. His hunts paid man. spiral punt and use of guards Ziemba. It won't ‘include have a battle of wits with off, too. Notre -Dame drew So Bernie Crimmins is Indi to run interference. If he had Johnny Druze, who may ‘Crimmins in Indiana-Purdue’ material from coast to coast ana's new three-letter man. And taken credit for all he's given come into a head coaching games. Can’t “he go to Pitts- with Bernie directing traffic. the three letters are Y-E-S. the game, banquet guests job of his own a season from burgh?” i It's unlikely that he'll forget. Banquet Gravy, Train © would be listening yet. fas, next. . ten 8 8 : his contacts when he goes to Yale's ‘Herman. Hickomn North Carolina's Carl Snave- #. 8 x. . SORRY, Bernie passed up the Bloomington. bo: ot od: to. Pri cet ] pi : Iv succeeds Harvard's Lloyd NOTRE DAME doesn't pay Pitt job. Lowell (Red) Dawson = x ® yiasted to Princetords (har. . jopgan as president: bf- the i Jou, ‘Ss i’ CO HES eo ley Caldwell: “My line is so American. Football Coach's its assistants much ...in money. ill ‘leave Michigan State to SOME COACHES came pre- tough my backs can't get oe TTR. But the prestige 1s worth a 10t hoss the Panthers. He once was pared for a possible Crimmins’ - “through.” You know he was The title may help Carl, of cash. Irish assistant coaches head coacn at Tulane, later NO to Indiana. They offered as kidding. ... . Scripps-Howard becanse the wolves aré howl are encouraged to better them-. serving in the same capacity candidates Assistant Coac h Banquet Chairman Joe Wil- ing in the Carolina timber selves. The call usually isn’t for .the professional Buffajo . (line) Wilbur Eubanks of the liams honored 81-vear-old Bad season... . . Harry Wislong in coming. Bills in the defunct All-Ameri- Cleveland Browns and Cecil Is- Glenn (Pop) Warner as the mer was busier than-a street

There was a lone dissenter to can Conference. : : Coach-of-All-the-Years. The cleaner after a Legion parade.

He served as radio and television emcee, running up a flight of stairs to make his

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lowa $38 000 Yearly vide o connections... . : P) | Coaches are quite unhappy IOWA CITY, Jas Jan: 11 (UP) with the college presidents’

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Amounts received would depend on the size of the - t schools, Herman feels Cit

would protect the small colleges. . ... A newsman esti. mated that the eoaching talent in the dining room represented $6 million in salaries. . + « Next vear's banquet -is scheduled for Washington. It follows the NCAA and AFCA ‘conventions from place te place. In accepting the award as Coach-of-the-Year, stanford’s Chuck Taylor said: “I'm glad this plaque is for achievement in 1951.” And at that. Ilinois’ ‘Ray Eliot just chuckled. Ray knew what had happened to Chugk and Stanford-on the first day of 1952.

° -Forest Evashevski, newiy-ap- | BB I Welch Is C t ? B t pointed head football coach at| Y ugene i Y S es ro Service Spring and Connie Curran of C & M Sales both rolled a 610 series. Jerry O'Grady of C & M Sales clicked with a 6060. Paul Miller of the Western Electric League notched a 605 at the P-H-0O lanes. * The other leaders were: Delaware—Bell Telephone Men

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ceive $15,000 a year during his... AFTER 54 games of the 1951-52 five-year con tract, University-bowling schedule, Chester Smith President Virgil M. Hancher an-'Insurance leads the New York nounced today. o Central League at Pennsylvania The state board of education alleys.” The Insurance five holds also approved salaries of $8700 a two-game edge over its nearest a year for Al Kircher; $7700 for] rival and a gapRobert Flora, and $6700 for Dan ing nine-game

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shevski at Washington State who clubs fighting _ Dezelan—Thursday A. M. League will come to Iowa. 2 1 for fourth place. Dick BE Ladies League 5 ae ————————— | ¥ Yet tonight Alice Tucker : . 479 College Chester. Smith Leona Cota alesDeselan Lestus 516 | § Insurance, win- Jo Wiffing : 506 Basketball Results ner of 38 starts, waltd "intain Square—F. 8. Handicap STATE backs out of the Sates Fun Bowi—Women s League os Pe nee wn limelight in Hsia : 2 ita laria—C hristian Church ’ indiana State 31, DeFav 62 ; Jails oy) ae is Bolls Furnace had a 2531 Margare ¢ Fo 1 3 Ashland 63. Bluffton 63. The latter has, Ose: r Buses was the star for R ArT hetf v= Bridgenert Eins) 584 Duke i, New York U. i. . Jack Welsh x SCAr Suse va Je s\ap Thersday Wonca’ pL astern Hinois 0% as oLual Michifan 57, won only 15 Sack’s Willys-Overland in GWinn Ruth Raney. Fred Cline 548 Gustavus Adolphus 5, Augsburg Minn.) games to date and must really Paint League at West Side with | Drager Jo naon al 534 Hamline 58, St. Olaf 49. shuffle the cards for the fortunes a 644 series. Claude Miner, Mor- Florence Be: inson Coal ee 50 es Tn Rormal’ Sh” Mohan Sor. OF, a0 upset. an Electric, came up with a 822, "Sef Nomis Soonsor Leasue,,, mal 60, ; a ’ The chief interest stems from while Cecil Trowbridge had a 627 Billy Pruitt, Borden Dalry 524 Kentucky State 37, Linesln U. (Mo) 50. |gq1tp place the one berth for Waltman Steel. Pat Leeks, Boo -1ite Major

597 to Charles Cors, Case Construction 355

Kentucky Wesleyan 75, Georgetown (Kv.) ] Parkway—Highland Golf League

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Meyer of H. A. Sharpe led they, y 10 Ideal Furniture League at FoxHunt with a 620. Scores among

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T Among the women, Hilda his rivals were Neil Young of Lenore Shoemaker .. . r---:.538 01 Near Delaware St.—CA. 9529 onight Fern Suychew z 509 Anderson at Tech Groebel won top honors with a Gulling Auto, 603; and Elvage Helen Niehaus ~~~ |... 504 Si ers eer

591 series for Schuster Coal in Hendricks, Bubble Up, 607. Ed jonn shipp P. R. Mallory Men 580

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