Middletown Five Hands Aurora Its First Cage Loss In Tourney
Middletown’s Colt Elwood Panthers handed Aurora its first cage loss as Elwood led a 80 to 52 rout that shakes up NCC and CIC standings. Rochester Rochester and Scecina loom in the North Central and Central Indiana Conferences with Elwood atop the unbeaten pack.
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UCLA Faces Michigan State in Rose Bowl Clash
UCLA holds a psychological edge over Michigan State as the Rose Bowl approaches. The Bruins seek a first Rose Bowl victory after three PCC titles, with seven players from the 1954 MSU game returning. The 1953 half led UCLA before MSU won 28 20, and UCLA aims for an upset against the Spartans.
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Local college and high school hoops headlines flood Indiana area
Scores and notes from Illinois and Indiana games and tournaments across multiple leagues. Teams like Milan, Sheridan, and Fort Wayne Catholic appear with wins and close losses. Notable items include coaching news, injury updates, and the upcoming Madison Square Garden track meet.
Graham Voted NFL's MVP In UP Grid Poll
Otto Graham, 34, named NFL player of the year in the United Press poll with 13 votes. He led the Browns to a passing title and 4 division crowns, returning from retirement to help the 1955 team.
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Pirates appoint Molony assistant to general manager
Douglas A. Molony, 28, of New Orleans, was named assistant to the general manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates. It is a newly created post.
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Big Ten hoops hits Christmas break after two games
The Big Ten pauses play for a Christmas break after a two game slate. Michigan State leads at 3-0 hosting Wyoming while Illinois sits 4-1 hosting Oklahoma.
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Attendance and betting up at harness races nationwide
The USTA reports new all time highs in 1954 for attendance wagering and state revenue across 12 parimutuel states. Attendance rose to 10,242,678 from 10,133,203 and total handle climbed to $476,728,008 with state revenue at $94,243,535 as racing days increased by 24. Kriss notes thousands attended and wagered heavily including $238,258,139 on trotters and pacers.
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Vasquez to face Ruff in 10 round New York bout
Ralph Dupas and Vasquez set for a Friday night lightweight clash at Madison Square Garden. Vasquez, a New York challenger, seeks to upset Ruff rated 4-1 favorite. rivalry with Lightburn noted as a past comparison.
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