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Michigan State victor in 24 Straight games took the No 1 place In the Associated Press' final poll today -to win the Trophy emblem of the national collegiate football championship The trophy was donated by the Notre Dame Monogram Club in honor of the late Rev Hugh former player and later president of the South Bend Ind Institution TTophles have been awarded for the national championship since 1924 When a team wins the title three times the trophy is retired and a new one set up by that schooL 1 The Trophy was established in 1948 after Notre Dame had won its third championship It is awarded yearly on the basis of the final Associated Press poll Tennessee won it last year The Michigan State Spartans won the honor for the first time this year in a walloping ballot in which 271 sports writers and broadcasters took part Preseason favorites they received 207 first place votes and a staggering total of 2683 points one of the largest ever accumulated in the poll Points are awarded on the basis of 10 for a first place vote nine for second etc Notre Dame Takes Third Georgia Tech Sugar Bowl-bound and the only other major unbeaten team in the nation took second place In the final standings with 2249 points followed by Notre Dame the upset king with 1809 and once-beaten and once-tied Oklahoma with 1685 Then came in order: Southern California UCLA Mississippi -Tennessee Alabama and Texas Picked In a preseason Associated Press poll as the team most likely to succeed the Spartans' took charge the first week and held the No 1 slot for nine of the 10 weeks of the campaign They were rooted out by Wisconsin the second week But the following week they moved on top again and never were headed thereafter A well-manned squad which could throw in any one of three platoons without noticeably weakening its effort Michigan State had only two tight squeaks The Spartans barely beat Oregon State 17-14 and Purdue 14-7 In other games they downed Michigan Texas Syracuse Penn State Indiana Notre Dame and Marquette 1 Michigan State (207 -( SSS1 Georgia Tach 291 (11-0) 229 3 Notr Dima () (7-2-1) Oklahoma (141 (S-1-1) 1SD5 Sowthorn California (S-1) 1MJ UCLA 111 (8-1 7 MiMiMlppi (3) (3-0-2) 050 Tennessee 701 Alabama 691 10 Taaaa SECOND TEN 11 Wisconsin (0-2-1 12 Tulos (31 (3-1-1) 13 Maryland (7-2) 14 Syracuse (7-2) 15 Florida (S-S) IS Duka S-2) 2B1 145 7 5S 55 48 17 Ohio State I S-S) IS Ptirduo (4-3-2) 45 10 Prlneoton (0-11 20 Kentucky (5-S-2) 41 Othora receiving vetoes Virginia Navy Penn State (1) Villanova MlnnwoU Holy Cresa Houston Pennsylvania Wert Virginia California Missouri Plttohurgh Mio-slseippl State Vala Plea Mlaalaalppl Southern Michigan Lewis Signs Carter As Foe Promoter Bill Twis completed the card for his Friday night wrestling card at Atlantic Rural Exposition last night Hie Fat Man announced he has signed Dick Stei: born 217 of Richmond to meet a newcomer to Richmond Jack Carter 205 of Burlington Vt for the one-fall 30-minute opener Headlining the card this week will be the Tag Team' Match between Hie Great Scot and Bobby Weaver and the Smith brothers Al and John two out of three falls two-hour time limit with two referees in the ring Turner Fight Rebooked PHILADELPHIA Dec The postponed Gil TUrner-Joe Mi-cell fight will be held at the arena here on Monday night December 15 Promoter Herman Taylor announced today MUHLENBERS It is 19 II Buebaaa XT LafmrstU Albrtaht GettrMnm 11 Beluruf Lehlrt Piaaklb A a Delauata X4 Bnffala 15 Oettrrtun II BeMeR I Budmell Muhlenberg Cirnuto TNG 14 Lafliatt8 BAVY It Tab 11 Cornel i 14 and Mirybud Pena 4 Kot Dees 14 Xnka 14 fltonrts Mirylnd MlMhMlpri 8 Twibmms 14 MMadppI ft if Tulaaa 5 44 CMwMUa inv NEBRASKA 44 South DxheU 9 If Oreaou It MAINE IX RlMda bland 14 Varment X4 Neu Hampablra Ormaatlaat ll St Bate 4 corny 1 If larra BUta XT haw Blau 14 Pena SL It It CMoradf I Mlmourt ia 14 Kinaas it Mlrmewta it II 14 BorrdtR MARRUETTE XI Boalaa T7 a IT Artanaa Miami (Via) f0 Roly Croaa II Mbiul (0) IS MtrMxiR MauU IT Colleoa at 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California xa Wartlaonm au JI Waahlnxtoa I I A 57 fl Idaho TT SS Oruxaa Tt 4 a a a jCarl Snavely strong possibility to replace Snavely A university source pointed out that a way out of the dilemma would be to move up George Barclay to head coach He was brought here to help Snavely install the Split-T formation after winning a Southern Conference championship at Washington and Lee head coach Barclay an all-time University lineman under Bnavely in the mid-thirties was given a two-year contract and the remaining year could be fulfilled by giving him the No 1 job on a make-good basis Other coaches mentioned In LSHIRH 1 OREBON a ecu IS Mi SO Idaho SOUTH CAROLINA: el VUIU4 9 tl Iknam Duke 5 Ckmaeo 21 Vbntete 14 California WuhtHEM 14 KoRtfU Col of PadBe 14 9 Waahtaatw Bt 19 11 -li 19 WM Vfrtlnl 14 Wake FDxtat JI PENN STATE 10 Tempit Purdux 23 Wa A Mary 12 Waal Ylratala2x it ir 14 SO CALIFORNIA WartXuaten 1 1 Maelteiaatem St Army 1 Ban IS Oregof RL I If CxUfbralB 9 54 BtanfHd BWattem 14 TT I A 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Any 14 If New i Buffalo Houston If Trxaa 14 14 Hardln-S 14 20 Tnba State Dm speculation concerning the job are 4rt Guepe of Virginia Johnny Vaught of Mississippi and Jim Gill long-time assistant here Snavely -has no contract with the university He has preferred to work on a year-to-year basis There is the possibility however that he might be retained here and USED TIRES WHEELS BALANCED FREE WITH PURCHASE OF TIRES Boulevard Crown Service loaltvord Rroed 14-1171 Cur-inn Coma Presto XSteYagteBone Hotel Kilpa control 4t CruH: tivMkntraot healthy looking hah 1 HAIR DRESSING ALABAMA CARNKRIS TSCH Si CBIINrula XT Bathanr ii a a Mim Vlrstala 9 Thbism 10 it UlKlNipri ft 19 14 Oeonls II 41 Chattananaa II a (Manta IT Muikal 44 lohaa Hssktna II AUeidMBT I II Cue Tmchtii I II A IS I Lcbfib TMR BITAOSL Oaanla Treb 1 1 Florida II Newtirnt funmui IX PtcabTtettaa Bo oaaliH 11 I 14 Daaldaaa 14 XI Autena a ARKANSAS It Oku 1U J0 Hoantaa I I O- IT It Tnaa AAM II lira IT A IT IT CLEMSON 51 Piwhftniia -11 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Cmi Sntarra FH irrtton SI Cmnrrtlcnt 11 It Harrard II I Columbia II ST Colxato la II PreatederliR II Ttrrmm tt Harrard XI Rtcbmmit IS Wahlnxtaa 4n 14 Tbt Citadel 34 DELAWARE BUCKNELL 45 Larayrtt 41 Mubtcnbarg 1 It Tempi IX Buffalo Collate XX trhiek I a iv 11 Lebbrti I Cbee at SK II Cnrinwtlrat JI If Muhlenbrry 41 II II IdBaretta 11 Bucfeaell I Qfttyxburf I Drbvtre 13 DENVER If Saury AIX S4 Colorado Colo AAli Montaaa -H Utah IX Brio: Yanas XT Draka I Nnr Wrxlre II Utah Stale I BUFFALO II (Miami at Cmm-etlnt 47 I CaHiata 18 lehisb BnekneD IX II UMm Seame-M Alfred St Uwrmce I CALIFORNIA Cal at Padfla II lx MImouxI 14 4H HloufaHa II 41 Omn XT Hama Clara flo California A WaAtnxtna JI II WasMaxtoa DETROIT IX Wtrhlta 1 VlUanora IT Marquette IT Drake a Okie Fordbam FoKou CaL 11 Tuba II Hooatoa Lions to Fete Panther Team At Banquet The Lakeside Lions Club will hold its fifth annual Hermitage High School football banquet at the Hermitage Country Club at 6 today Paul Severin head coach at Kandolph-Mscon College and who has guided his Yellow Jackets to two Mason-Dixon Conference football championships in the three years he has been at Ashland will be the guest speaker The entire Hermitage High football squad and its coaches Chester Fitz John Brown Ken Hollowly and Richard A Martin will bis the guests of the club The annual banquet actually is an awards dinner Experts panel of local sports on Clubhouse Quiz to be heard over WRNL at 7:30 will include Miller former University of Richmond baseball and basketball star Hall Jr golfer and twice winner of' the Payton Memorial Tony Gallovich former Wake Forest football great and now football coach at Westhampton Junior High School end Proctor now a Richmond businessman PACKARD Tho'ri BEST TRADE IN TOWN 153 Model 12 Delivered 4-Door AQC12 Dmllvrtd Sodoo Mlekmtid 1S0-HP Motor MOOERS MOTOR GAR CO lilt Ilvd Dial 12173 New Syndicate To Back Team PHILADELPHIA Dec Baltimore will be in the National Football League again in 1953 with a new franchise and the playing roster of the defunct Dallas TUxans It was learned here today The NFL and a Baltimore group are "very close to on conditions that would return professional football to Baltimore League Commissioner Bert Bell said The commissioner Inferred that unless there is a last minute change of heart by either side Baltimore will operate in the NFL in 1953 with a veteran team Baltimore will receive a new franchise not the one recently forfeited by the Dallas Texans Too the Baltimore team will probably have a new nickname instead of Colts Bell is expected to go to Baltimore either Wednesday or Thursday to sign a new agreement Negotiations for return of Baltimore to the league have been going on for more than a year It is believed the fall of the Dallas franchise hurried the Baltimore deal The NFL anxious to operate with more than 12 teams because of schedule problems But with Dallas out the re-entry of Baltimore keeps the league at an even dozen The Dallas franchise probably will be placed In mothballs unless an outstanding offer is received by the league Dallas Flayer Bights A reliable source confirmed that the new Baltimore team would Bet the Dallas players and 1953 draft rights The players currently are being paid by the league Bell took over operation of Dallas for the balance of the 1953 season when the folded financially less than a month ago Bell said that the agreement with Baltimore has not yet been completed but indicated it had reached the stage of only needing minor details ironed out In Baltimore Walter McMillan counsel for the defunct Baltimore Colts said Baltimore "definitely will return to the National Football The lawyer said the working agreement had approved from the owner of the Washington Redskins George Preston Marshall who has contended that Baltimore about 45 miles from the capital is his attendance territory WRESTLING JOHN SMITH AL SMITH Retaro Match of AUSTRALIAN TAG TEAM DEC 5TH 9:30 ATLANTIC RURAL EXPOSITION AL mud JOHN SMITH vs THE GREAT SCOTT and WEAVER 2 OUT OF 3 FALLS 2 HOURS (WITH TWO REFEREES) RAT VILLMER ad JACK CORTE2 DICK STEINIORN JACK CARTER 1 FALL 30 MINUTES BUDDY GILBERT aod JOHNNY HEIDE- MANN TICKETS ON SALE ADAM HAT STORE PRICES: RINGSIDE $175 GENERAL AD MISSION $130: COLORED $100 CHILDREN 45c BUSES LEAVE bill lewis STH AND BROAD EVERY IS MIN UTIS STARTING AT 7 JONES aod Service -O-iiy DIAL 6-3819 NEW YORK Dee 1 MP) Michigan State Coach Clarence Munn say that his 1952 team winner of the Trophy as the No 1 team in the nation din beat any other college team' But he say that it Grinning happily when he'heard the result of the final Associated Press poll of sports writers and football luncheon today Munn said: the first such honor for Michigan State and I am thrilled The honor really belongs to the players and the assistant coaches on my staff The Father Trophy is one we win cherish Then replying to a question: about beating other top-rated teams Munn added: "If we are rated No 1 by the writers we are the No 1 team until somebody beats ot until we are voted out were put on the spot a little bit by our preseason rating (Michigan State was ranked first Spartans9 Record 37 Michigan 17 Oregon State IS 14 6 7 7 7 14 8 IS 48 Texas AftBI 48 Syracuse 84 Penn State Purdue 41 Indians 31 Notre Dame 63 Marquette In the Associated Press preseason poll) but we accepted the Munn obviously considers his Spartans a fine team possibly a great one But he points out that team spirit "and all-round strength and balance are responsible for its success rather than individual performances He did name Linebacker Dick Tamburo as as good a defensive man as I have ever "We the giants that you may Biggie said "But we have height and speed at the right spots We have tall ends a tall center and four offensive guards who big hit can move The offensive backs big except Don McAuliffe at left halfback You need a pretty big man there offensive team had the right people at the right positions And we had a good defensive crew that held us up when the going was real tough might not believe it but we had a lot of fun playing football 'during our winning streak The coaches worked hard to take the pressure off the players The team spirit was good and we had a lot of Reich Filipski Picked hy Writers On All-America NEW YORK Dec Two former Army stars Backs Gil Reich of Kansas and Gene Filipski of Villanova have been selected for the Look magazine all-star football team picked by Grantland Rice and the Pbotball Association of America The offensive team: Bemie Flowers Purdue and Tom Stolhandske Texas Kline Gilbert Mississippi and Hal Miller (Georgia Tech Guards Elmer Willhoite Southern California and John Michels Tennessee Tom Catlin Oklahoma Backs Jack Scarbath Maryland' Billy Vessels Oklahoma Gene Filipski Villanova and Paul Giel Minnesota The defensive team: Ends Frank McPhee Princeton and Don Voss Wisconsin Tackles Dick Modzelewski Maryland and Eldred Kraemer Pittsburgh Guards Frank Kush Michigan State and Harley Sewell Texas Backers-Up Donn Moomav UCLA and George Morris Georgia Tech John Lattner Norre Dame and Gil Reich Kansas Jim Sears Southern California I center from Southwestern University at the pivot post and a squadron of guards The guard posts will be filled by ex-Hampden Sydney athletes Bill Bridges and Buddy Hughes: Tom Sproule one of the Richmond leading referees and Ray Woody ex-King College hotshot and a local Richmond lad i Greatly aided the addition of Hughes and the improved play of Landrum and Bridges followers of Union Seminary can be assured of a vast improvement over last record of two wins and seven defeats The schedule: college sway lUndolph-Mxcwi JV away 11 Dixie Container McGuire Hospital 18 MCV Central YMCA January a IHxte Contnlnarm McGuire Heart: RuuMph-Kaeon JvThocna wrS! freshmen Chsr- lottnvllle MCV Central YMCA -Feteuery Viratala Seminary home JgmlnaT March Columbia Seminary UNC Athletic Body Meets Today Tatum Barclay Guepe in Race COLD WEATHER MOTOR TUNE-UP CHAPEL HILL Dec The athletic council of the University of North Carolina holds its regular monthly meeting here tomorrow right at which time it is possible that the status of football Coach-Carl Snavely will be determined The faculty alumni and student body are equally represented on the nine-man counciL Reports of the ouster or resignation of the veteran mentor have circulated since late in the 1951 season They continued to grow this year as the team wallowed in an 11-game losing streak longest in university history The team hit its high point of the season in its game Friday night in routing favored Miami 34-7 for its second victory in eight games this year Since last season Jim Tatum who played and coached under Snavely has been prominently mentioned as successor But In recent weeks star has dimmed somewhat with the two successive setbacks his Maryland team received and the public scolding he- received at the hands of Maryland President Dr Byrd who said the team did not receive the same coaching it had been given earlier in the year However he still looms as a I 555og5 Seminary Quintet to Engage Lynchburg in Opener Friday Clean and adjust spark plugs Clean adjust distributor points Set ignition timing Adjust carburetor Tighten down cylinder head Tighten electrical connections Clean gas lines Clean air filter Check generator charging Hie Union Theological Seminary basketeers open their 1952-53 schedule against Lynchburg College in Lynchburg Friday night Highlighting this longer schedule of 13 games will be clashes with Columbia Seminary of Georgia and Virginia Episcopal Seminary of Alexandria Coach Ragland Fletcher has a veteran squad on hand including last top scoring ace Whit Kennedy Kennedy ex-Wofford College flash led the Union cagers In scoring last season with 183 points in nine games a healthy 203 average Kennedy will be aided at the-forward position by the ex-Davidson College stalwart Jimmy Miller who averaged 112 points per game last year in scoring 90 paints It is expected that these two will he ably assisted by lanky Charlie Landrum 6-foot 8-inch BOURN MOTOR COMPANY Inc i Hudson Solos i 2930 BROAD ST I a A.