Denison Upsets Harvard as Cincinnati and Toledo Win Big
Denison University defeated Harvard 55-46 in Granville improving to 2-4, while Cincinnati Bearcats topped Xavier 83-70 and Toledo routed Mississippi College 91-54. Tom Connor led Muskingum with 21 points in a 72-62 semi final win over Kansas Wesleyan, as Central of Missouri edged Wheaton 68-57 for the Midwest tournament final berth.
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Central College Pirates subdue Athens in low scoring win
Columbus Central defeated Athens 39 24 as defense stifled the Bulldogs. Ralph Nuzum exited early with an injury though center work and rebounding powered the Pirates to the victory led by Ted Alexander and Marvin Hairston.
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Illini Fall To DePaul In Close Big Ten Opener
Illinois dropped a 68-65 decision to DePaul in Chicago. Iowa and Northwestern won on the road in Milwaukee as Minnesota and Indiana fell. Wisconsin defeated San Jose State 75-59 in Madison.
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Vet tests to curb doping at small Ohio harness tracks
Ohio State Racing Commission rules that county fair pari mutuel harness races must hire a veterinarian to saliva test the winner. The commission will pay at tracks with daily wagering over 15 000. smaller tracks pay themselves. The ruling affects all but Delaware County Fair and may force some fairs to drop pari mutuel wagering or racing.
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Calumet Farm Owner Warren Wright Dies at 75
Warren Wright, 75, owner of Calumet Farm, died at his Miami Beach winter home after a three week illness. He built a famed racing and breeding empire since 1931, inheriting part of his father’s fortune and shaping American turf history. He and wife Lucille Parker Wright were with him. son Warren Jr. present at death. Wright was born September 25, 1875 in Springfield Ohio and began with the family baking powder firm in 1890.
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Florida Gators roster totals five seniors seven juniors ten sophomores
Gainesville report notes the Florida basketball squad comprises 22 players with five seniors seven juniors and ten sophomores.
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Illinois Coach Diagram Plays Fast Break Guard-Around
In this NEA feature by Harry Combes Champaign Illinois outlines a fast man break strategy. Captain Don Sunderlage initiates a guard-around play with 2 setting a screen for 1 while 3 dribbles to draw the defender. 4 screens near the tee circle and 1 drives for a hand off before Sunderlage finishes with a layup as 5 falls back for balance. California's optional guard is noted.
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Only Rizzuto Couldn’t Be Pitched To, Sawyer Says
Eddie Sawyer, in Norfolk, claimed all Yankees except shortstop Phil Rizzuto could be pitched to. He notes scouting was meticulous as Foxy operators tracked pitches against NL hitters, and argues that hitting weaknesses and team spirit determine games beyond pitching strength.
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Battle of Words in Rose Bowl Today
Pasadena officials expect a box lunch talk at the Rose Bowl with Michigan coach Bennie Oosterbaan and California mentor Lynn Waldorf as feature speakers. The event moves to the bowl for size, while Cal and Michigan prepare for New Year’s Day.
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Coaches Hatcheather says Sugar Bowl weather up in air
In New Orleans cold wet winds disrupt Sugar Bowl preparations for Kentucky and Oklahoma. Weather officials hesitate to forecast a fade in conditions by game time. Kentucky and Oklahoma practiced indoors part of Tuesday with Wilkinson noting defensive worries and Bryant praising his defense.
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Miami coach promises hard practice before Orange Bowl
University of Miami coach Andy Gustafson says the squad will have another hard workout today while Clemson coach Frank Howard plans to ease up slightly for the Orange Bowl. Gustafson calls the previous drill the best and intends Saturday’s session to last about thirty minutes.
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Auto Racers To Get Awards
Washington D C will honor the nation s top auto racing figures with the inaugural Speed Age Magazine Awards to recognize drivers mechanics and car owners on merit. Winners in three groups national championship big car racing strictly stock car racing and sports car racing will receive engraved watches.
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