Grid De-Emphasis Asked SEATTLE OP) The National Collegiate Athletic association will be asked to go along with the Pacific Coast coiuerence in a pro gram to deemphasiza football by eliminating spring practice and possibly post-season bowl games and the two-platoon aystem. H. P. (Dick Everest, vice presi dent of NCAA di-t ict eight, said yesterday the proposals are part of a 12-point program to be placed before the NCAA at it convention this winter. Everest, University of Washing ton faculty represenatlve on the cost conference, said the confer ence had accepted "almost unan imously" the 12 points outlined in a poll he conducted. Re added, however, the coast conference will not include the rec ommendations in its athletic code unless they are accepted by the NCAA as a whole. Everest said there was unani mous agreement among coast con ference members of ten of the proposals. Two schools, which he declined to Identify, opposed ac- When you ask for Hermitage BRAND O you tell the world you know Pint 45 Qt. i greats m j y jai niiaiiii $.86 ' rMxO Kentucky, I Old Hermitage Ed ceptance of rules which would eliminate spring practice or aban don the free substitution (platoon system) rule, ne said. Paints Listed 1. Confine practice to the season of the sport or limit and rigidly supervise out of season practice. t. Limit he number of games of tach sport, particularly football and basketball. 3. Re-examine and perhaps rule out post season games: 4. Reconsider the free subiti ution rule. 5. Insist on the athlete's normal progress toward degree to re main eligible for athletics. 6. Deny eligibility to a student not admitted in accordance with regular published entrance requirements. T. Limit the number and amount of financial grants to athletes. 8. Reduce undesirable recruit ing activity. 9. Demand strict adherence to both the letter and the spirit of the lilies. 11. Eliminate excessive enter 10. Make ineligible any athlete who enters into collusion know ingly to receive gifts or aubsidy or conference. 12. Give close attention to the beyond that permitted by his s hool tainment of prospective athletes. curriculum ot tne atniele. 6 PROOF ' THE 010 HERMITAGE COMPANY, FRANKFORT, KY. Rose Ptewees Win Grid Crown; Riverside Scores Orade Sjckaol Loo rnwxEs lot Btnum Mvmlda rullartea. RlTmldt Bnaa Boa S-ulHrtM W T L a e a a l a 4 a a as W T L a a a a a a a o a a a a Stritxke Chosen Player Of Week Ed Sritzke. Roseburg high school linebacker, became the first man on the 1951 squad to win the Lions' club nomination as player of the week twice. He was named for hia work in the Grants Pass game. - Coach Bill Reder has called him "The kind that one likes to coach." He continued that Stritzke was one of these with a very fine spirit, and a willing worker. The Qve-foot-ll-inch, 150-pound senior in recent gamea has teamed with Bobo Williams as two of the best linebackers in the district Quoting Reder again, be a a y a, "Stritzke isn't - the outstanding type, but always plays outstanding ball on defense. He's very c a p able." Beside his defensive work, the sturdy 17-year-old substitutes on offense for center Ren Kress. For the third straight year, the Peeweea of Rosa grade school won the elementary championship of Roseburg, but a new, power ' ap peared in the Heavy loop to break the Rosa football supremacy. Coach Bruce Hamilton's River side squad took the Heavy cham pionship with the only undefeated record in either league. His Heav ies were .unbeaten in six loop games, in addition to winning all the quarter games to cop the Jam boree championship. Last year'a champions from Rose hsd to set tle for a second-place tie with an even record of three wins and three loases. Third Championship Wan Meanwhile, the Rosl Peewees closed out the season with their third straight championship tucked away. They just managed to turn the trick, however, against the late bid of fast rising Benson. It was this same Rose team that lost the Jamboree championship to Benson. Rose, mentored by new coach Stan Karejwa, managed to stave off the Benson rally, how ever, and came out without a loss. The record was four wins and two ties. Here are the scores of the fi nal gamea played Wednesday and Thursday. In the Peewee division, champions Rose dumped winless Fullerton, 30-7, and Benson de feated Riveraide, 12-0. The River side Heaviea preserved that un beaten, record by bouncing Rose, 7-0. while in the other Heavy tame. Benson downed ruuerton, 12-0. The kids now have a two week respite before basketball season. e-Mo Gridders Slot Games On Finlay Saturday The YMCA sli-man football league goea into ita seventh round on Finlay practice field Saturday afternoon with West Side leading the pack, which incidentally, has been narrowed to four teams. Lai t-place Umpqua Plywood withdrew from the league, accord ing to an announcement by YMCA Secretary Merlin Donaldson. Thia shifted the pairings for Saturday's gamea and eliminated the bye. At 1:90 p.m., second place Chris- ilttn hllrf-h mta Uina'nn anil m 2:30, West Side tangles with Bap- There were a total of 56.004 al ley beds certified in 8,638 estab lishments by i the American Bowling Congress during the 1950- 51 season which ended July 31. The biggest man on the Notre Dame football squad ia Joe Kat chik. He weighs 255 pounds and plays end. Wesleyan university and Trinity college, both from Connecticut, have a traditional football rivalry that dates back to 1885. . 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