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College Coaches Eye NCAA Meet By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK Broadway goes collegial starting Saturday v. hen uiota than 200 legates begin drifting Info 1 Times Square area for long meet in centering around an nual convention ol the National Collegiate Athletic As Sixty per cent of the didegates be attending the 37th annual convention of the American i ball ouches number ot them will he shopping for new jobs. Head coaching jobs are open at California, Florida, vton, 'h pie, Toh do, (Jeorge Islington, West Texas anti Xavier of Ohio. And the coaches considered eligible are Eddie del ex Navy, Terry Brennan, Notre Dame, Dallas Ward, rado and Bov Ba. lor.

The football bosses also will be an ye on their own rules i ommit tee nd the powerf NC AA Executive Council. 'I In Rules ommittoo begins meetings Monday by W'edne day she Id have if annual recommendations on Infractions, the tact-galh- ering agency for the NCAA enforcement program, and the pos- siblo resultant probations could be a blow to the recruiting drives and bowl Ivopt of the football coaches. since 1952, when the NCAA first began to crack dow on intfactions si its athletic code, there have con 19 eases in which guilt was established and there are believed be about 15 official inquiries pending. There could be some member schools in hot water by mid k. The American Asm.

of College Basi ball Coaches will provide most of the new. early in the wevk. are certain to discuss which would prohibit organized baseball from sailing college athletes until afler their sophomore year. the pros has long been a sore point with the college baseball coaches. Hoad Wins Jo 1 A A Football mitico Thov are exp st a retui to ll substitution ot Hu days.

The NCAA enunci! will hear from the organization Commit- Rules om to re unlimited two platoon MKI.Jioi Australia 1 eu Hoad former Australian Davis hero, clo-ed out the $14.000 Kooyong Stadium tenms tourn ey Saturday night by defeating Ken Rosevvell, fellow Aussie, in a i match that lasted 33 hours. The scores were 6-3, 10 8, 4-6, 15-13. Orange Shares Bow! Honors W. ijftf3 1 A' BEST GAMt OF LIFE' Coach Warren B. Woodson described Bob Gaiters (above) as the ''star" in the New Mexico State-North Texas State Sun Bowl game Thursday.

Woodson added that Gaiters played the "best game of his life The star tailback was the game's leading rusher with 123 yards in 20 carries, and he counted for eight points with a 44-yard touchdown run and a two-yard conversion run during the New Mexico route of North Texas, 28-8. Huskies, Aggies Upset Favorites By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Syracuse accepted college football national championship trophy at halftime in the Cotton Bowl, then mowed why they won it with a clear-cut 23-14 vietory over 1 exas, But the mighty Orange, top-ranked and unbeaten in I 1 games, had to share New Day bowl honors with shutout victors Mississippi and Georgia and the ip-et-hungry I kies of ashincton. Sophomore Ernie Davis scored hyterian 21 12, total of 256.980 16 points in the Syracuse victory, fans saw the six games. Another eastern school's first in four 12 500 were in the Sun Bowl Thurs- bowl tries. day when New Mexico State de- Mississtppj rode the passing of feater! North Texas State, 2S-8.

Bobby Franklin and Jake Gibbs to The Cotton Bowl at Dallas paired a surprisingly simple 21-0 revenge the No. and No. 4 teams victory over Louisiana State in a game marred the Sugar Bowl, tal outbursts by players of both Georgia, with Francis Tarken- teams, 'f he New Sugar ton doing the passing, also moved Bowl wa a rematch of the through the air for its 14 0 Orange mid-season in which SI Bowl triumph over Missouri. No. 3 whipped Mississippi 2 Washington, a 7 point underdog, a 7-3 score on an 8s yard punt won in the Rose Bowl for the first return by Ail-America halfback time in five attempts by stunning Billy Cannon.

Big Ten champion Wisconsin 44-8 i But Friday Cannon was held to on the passing of All-America eight yards in six carries by Ole Miss. Gibbs sent the Rebels ahead 7 0 with a 43-yard TD pass to halfback Cowboy Woodruff just before halftime. Then Franklin took over after intermission, throwing 18 and 9-yard scoring Schloredt and the running and kicking of George Fleming. In an alJ-Texas bowl, host Prairie View routed Wiley 47-10 at Houston, In the Tangerine Bowl, a night game at Orlando, Middle Tennessee defeated passes to end Larry Grantham and halfback George Blair. In running up a record during the regular season, LSU mitted a ngle touchdown pass.

Quarterback Tarkentor tossed TD passes in the first and third period for Southeastern ference champions. He hit end Bill McKenny for 29 yards, then Aaron for 33. But almost as important were interceptions by Geor barley Britt who headed a Bulldog defense consistently irn back scoring threats by iissouri, the Big Eight runner-up. Britt stole one on tin Georgia line, and late in the game M1SSOUT a was stoppe i on ti 10. Schloredt, the one-eyed quarterback who went from sub to All- America this season, guided the Washington attack that exploded 17 points in the first quarter I by halftime had more -than a West Coast team had ver scored its bowl with lie Big Ten, back to 1947.

lost only twice in that both times it was Wis- Navy-Air Force Game Site Unset ANNAPOLIS The site of the 1960 Navy-Air Force football game remained indefinite today after a conference between Naval Academy officials and Baltimore representatives. The game was originally scheduled for Baltimore, b.ut apt, Asbury (Red) Coward, athletic director, has cited disappointing attendance in Baltimore and a desire to show team around the country as reasons for a possible move out of Baltimore. losers, managed to impress on the scoreboard. Near the end of the first half players on both sides threw punches in a flare of mpers, but none were ejected. Later, there were accusations by he Big -a nc nsin.

Wash.ini plot el syract 1 i lighter, faster line ou maneuvered the eavior Wisconsin forwards and only a second quarter mr-vard TD by Tom Wisner. at was set up by the passing of Hackbart. None of the big four winners ever railed and only Texas, among the players of racial name- by the Longhorns, Texas denied they made any marks to Syracuse Negro Alamogorim Bally Nr ma Sunday, Jam 3, 196a-Paga 3 NOTHING DOWN 2 YEARS TO PAY LET YOUR OLD FURNITURE MAKE iht DOWN PATMtixi: LOWEST Prices! BEST Values! BIGGEST Savings Ever! S100 00 Trade-In ON YOUR OLD LIVING ROOM SUITE 4-PC. SECTIONAL FOAM RUBBER CUSHIONS VMS $4I9 95 319 $50 CO Trodo-hi ON YOUR OLD SUITE 2-Pc. Living Room Suite CHGICt OF COLORS AND CCVERS REG.

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