Zaharias Named Woman Golfer of the Year Despite Weath Loss
Miami Beach Florida report states tour director Fred Corcoran of the Ladies Professional Golfers Association named Mrs Babe Didrikson Zaharias of Tampa Florida as the woman golfer of the year even after her defeat in the Weath.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Fred Corcoran
Ladies Professional Golfers’ Association
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Tampa
Zaharias Defends Title In St Andrews Championship
Patty Berg of St Andrews, Il challenges Babe Zaharias who sets a new prize money record by winning 15 087 50 dollars to Berg 13 237 50 in 20 events. Zaharias takes eight wins to Berg five with other money winners including Louise Suggs Betsy Rawls and Betty Mac Kinnon from the 1951 season.
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Patty Berg
St. Andrews
Stagg Honored as Grand Old Man of Sports at Northwestern
Amos Alonzo Stagg aged 89, longtime advisory coach of undefeated Susquehanna University, received a citation as the grand old man of sports during Northwestern University's centennial celebration in Chicago.
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Chicago
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Susquehanna University
Northwestern University
Olympic Rule Bans Paid College Athletes for Helsinki Games
Avery Brundage, head of the U S Olympic committee, warned that collegians who receive scholarships, payments or anything of value to play football or other sports will forfeit eligibility for the 1952 Helsinki Olympics. He noted that athletes receiving need based grants-in-aid would not be affected, a relief for many competitors.
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Helsinki
Avery Brundage
United States Olympic Committee
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Walcott To Try Ez in March
Week end talks indicate heavyweight champ Jersey Joe Walcott will defend his crown against Ezzard Charles at Madison Square Garden in March. Promoter Jim Norris conferred with Walcott’s manager Felix Bocchicchio and with Charles’ co managers Tom Tannas and Jake Mintz. No definite plans until Charles fights light heavyweight champ Joey Maxim in San Francisco on December 12.
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Joe Walcott
Ezzard Charles
Madison Square Garden
Jim Norris
Felix Bocchicchio
Walcott
Charles
Tom Tannas
Jake Mintz
Joey Maxim
San Francisco
Plan for Sand-Lot Hall of Fame in Wichita
Ray Dumont head of the National Baseball Congress said a sand lot Hall of Fame will honor non professional teams. Three big league players will be chosen for induction in Chicago on January 20. The hall will be in Wichita, Kansas, home of the NBC annual tournament.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.P
Ray Dumont
National Baseball Congress
Chicago
Hall of Fame
Wichita
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Kentucky Studying Tractor Fuel Usage
Kentucky study by the University of Kentucky Experiment Station shows tractor fuel use varies by size, condition, work type, and operator skill. Measured in gallons per 10 hour day, plowing 20, disking 20, cultipacking 12, cultivating 15, mowing 15, binding 15, combining 14, pick-up baling 10, drilling grain 15.
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Lexington
University of Kentucky Experiment Station
Lakewood Fans Go Home To Flat Tires After Win
Lakewood beat Littleton 14 to 7 but fans discovered 160 tires deflated as they headed home. Police investigated possible vandalism amid the postgame celebration.
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Lakewood
Colo
Littleton
TB Victim Sees Twins By Photo At Hospital
Mrs. John Courrege, a tuberculosis patient at Winfield Illinois hospital, views for the first time, by photograph, her five month old twins Beverly Lee and Barbara Ann. Nurses Ruth McCormick and Katherine Gould observe as she points to the babies. The twins, born last July, are being cared for temporarily by St. Vincent's Orphanage in Chicago after being taken from their mother at birth.
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John Courrege
Winfield, II
Ruth McCormick
Katherine Gould
SIU captain wed nurse from West Frankfort
Tom Millikin basketball captain at Southern Illinois University missed a game for tonsil surgery and met Jo Ann Redlin a nurse from West Frankfort while in the hospital. They were married recently.
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Carbondale
Ill
Tom Millikin
Southern Illinois University
Jo Ann Redlin
West Frankfort, II
Gambling Joints Frisk All Patrons
In Saigon and Cholon casinos, guards frisk all entrants at separate entrances for men and women. Attendants probe pockets to prevent weapons from entering, with the aim of curbing violence and deterring attacks by insurgent groups.
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Saigon
Vietnam
Cholon
He Who Hesitates DURANGO Mountain Lion Incident
Cole Durango reports Bob Reilly while deer hunting spotted a mountain lion on the same mission. He considered shooting but feared a fine and let it go, losing himself about 50 dollars in the process.
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Durango
Cole
Bob Reilly
Anere
Reilly
Gold penny of Edward the Confessor donated to museum
A gold penny dating to Edward the Confessor’s reign, one of only three known examples, has been presented to the British Museum.
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Edward the Confessor
British Museum
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