Bowl Sponsors Dish Out $2 Million to Seven Colleges
The Sugar Bowl Rose Bowl Cotton and Orange Bowls distribute big payouts to Oklahoma Kentucky California Tennessee Texas Clemson Miami Michigan and others in a complex revenue split. Oklahoma tops receipts with about $113 200 from the Sugar Bowl while Michigan nets around $39 000 and Cincinnati and West Texas State receive smaller sums from lesser bowls.
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New York
Oklahoma
Kentucky
California
Tennessee
Texas
Clemson
Miami
Sooners
New Orleans
Wildcats
Big Ten
Golden Bears
Michigan
Ino
Wolverines
el Paso
Tax
Cincinnati
West Texas
Ohio
Arizona State
Chauncey Tops Windsor In 73 45 Prep Victory
Chauncey-Deer Blue Devils rally from slow start to beat Windsor Indians 73 to 43. Hubie Bobo scores 23, Emmies Taylor 20, Melvin Showalter 16 as Chauncey dominates late and Zhejiang reserves win 35 30 in preliminary. Cleveland Indians rookies to report early for spring training in Tucson under AL Lopez with Rozek among invited players.
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Chauncey-Deer Blue Devils
Windsor High Indians
Stockport
Hubie Bobo
Blue Devils
Windsor
Roy Parsons
Indians
J. Markers
Eich Muse
Chauncey G
Pis
Bobo
Showatler
Taylor
Collins
Bob
Olbers
Bell
Nonsco
Willis
Simpson
Scott F
Martin
Wallace
Paysons
Oliver
Bachelor
O-L
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Luke Master
Dick Rozek
Tucson
Ariz
Hank Greenberg
AL Lopez
Otis Seasei
Greenberg
Rozek
Hank
Sam Zoldak
Wynn
Mike Garcia
Lopez
Daytona
Miorida
Hal Saltzman
Bob Charles
George Zuverink
Leroy Whea
Dom Della Rocca
Wilkes-Barre
Dick Tomanek
Ray Peters
Ray Narleski
Don Gell
Spartanburg
Bucky Self
Charleston Reds Dominate Point Pleasant 68 47
Charleston Reds defeated Point Pleasant 68 to 47 in Charleston. The Reds extended their streak to seven consecutive wins and handed the Big Blacks their second loss in the current season. The Reds surged with 30 points in the third period after a 21 point first half.
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Point Pleasant
Charleston
Reds
Big Blacks
Slaught
Don Parker
Charles Jarrett
Parker
Paul Siders
Bill Dorsey
Bill Roberts
Dorsey
Jarrett
Siders
Jack Fowler
John Withers
Little Blacks
Pleasant
Withers
Roberts
Pis
Kapp
Sayfie
Hickman
High School Roundup Scores Across Area Courts
Portsmouth routed Huntington Hast 67 to 4 while Martins Ferry defeated Linsly 53 to . Steubenville beat Follansbee 37 to 56. Hamilton Township fell to Big Wral it 48 to 51. Reynoldsburg downed Grove Cry 72 to 6. Canal Winchester beat Bellaire St Johns 46 to 34. St. Clairsville topped Yorkville 62 to 44. Dayton Air Gems 66 over Wittenberg 52. Duquesne beat San Jose State 34 to 33.
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Bellaire St. Johns
Steubenville Central
Tiltonsville
Bridgeport
Titianvale
Smithfield
Struthers
Young
East
North
Springtie Township
Lisbon
Minerva
Elshna
Fermont
Canton South
Wellsville
Philo
Crooksville
Glenford
Junction City
Somerset
Pennsville
New Lexington
St Aloysius
Delaware St. Marys
Barnesville
Bellaire
Delphos St Johns
Ottoville
St. Clairsville
Yorkville
W. Virginia
West Reserve
Dayton Air Gems
Wittenberg College
St. John
CONY
Duquesne
Sonny Levitt
New York
Toledo
Charney
Doc Williams
Newark
Odell Riley
Detroit
Wolverines Top Purdue On Free Throw
Michigan beat Purdue 61-60 in Chicago as Charley Murray sank the final free throw. The win ties Michigan with Illinois atop the Big Ten as conference play begins to unfold. Murray scored 10 free throws in a wild, foul-filled game with 65 personals called. Chuck Darling leads Big Ten scoring at 20.4 ppg through seven conference games.
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Chicago
Charley Murray
Michigan
Purdue
Tminois
Clinoig
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Tlinois
Indiana
Ohio State
Iowa
Michigan State
Northwestern
Murray
Chuck Darling
Ray Rerelis
Worthwestern
Welch Delaney to Clash in Fourth State Middleweight Bout
Jimmy Welch of Columbus and Ronnie Delaney of Akron will meet for the fourth time in a middleweight bout next Tuesday night in Akron. Welch has won one bout with Delaney and split two others. Welch also fought Jackie Keough of Cleveland to a 10 on New Year’s night draw here.
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Columbus
Jimmy Welch
Ronnie Delaney
Akron
Welch
Delaney
Jackie Keough
Cleveland
Bradley No 1 College Five In AP Poll
Bradley University tops the AP college basketball poll after a 13 game winning streak and Sugar Bowl title. Oklahoma A&M holds fifth place with 15 first place votes and 1515 points while Kentucky slips to third after Sugar Bowl upset. Long Island University St Louis and North Carolina State also rank in the top ten.
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WEW Yorhk
Bradley
Associated Press
Toa Kentucky
Oklahoma Aem
Kentucky
St. Louvis
Aggies
Baylor
Texas
Arkansas
Liie
Long Island University
St. Louis
UCLA Switches Attack On Out of Bounds Plays
A NEA feature by John Woquuen explains UCLA’s out of bounds patterns as they adjust after first reads. Diagrams outline plays where players fake, cut, and loop to free shooters with multiple passing options and screens for second chances.
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UCLA
Uclans
John Waeden
Eddie Shellwake
Disturbance at Corning council meeting. mayor resignation debated
Corning council read a resignation notice from Mayor S E Frasure but offered no reason. Edward Ferguson, council president, was to be sworn in as mayor. Theodore Ludwig will continue teaching then train for ministry after the term.
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Corning
S. E. Frasure
Frasure
Edward Ferguson
Theodore Ludwig
Sie Ness
Perry County
Ralph Masterson
F. G. Barrett
Thornville
Iit
Perry
Focal Board of Elections
Europe
John
Tague
American Legion
Bing Crosby
James White
Crocksville
Meeke White
Roseville
Good Samaritan Hospital
Zanesville
Blue Cross Enin
Rose Bowl history still echoed as city league games begin
Riverside notes new Rose Bowl talk despite 1951 game history Michigan edged California 14 6 in the bowl. Coaches at the Mission Inn meet critique California and praise Michigan single wing while Fritz Crisler reportedly sat in the bench. Athens Recreation Basketball League opens tonight at East Side School gym with three games and a bye for West Side Merchants.
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Calif
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California
Wolverines
Mission Inn
Red Sanders
University of California
Los Angeles
Tennessee
Clemson
Wyoming
Michigan Magic
Fritz Crisler
Bennie Oosterhaan
Crisler
Athens City Recreation
East Side
Gyn
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co
American Legion
Chevrolet
Banks Sports Shop
Athens Flooring Co
Lawman’s Dairy
West Side Merchants
Harry Lackey
Wireglass
Athens
Howard’ Boho
the Electric Company
Nolan
Mace
the Legion
Orland Bean
Nye’s
Ray Wiley
Banks
Dick Whitehouse
Athens Flooring
I Will Strickland
West Side
Lowmans
Lackey
Boxer Runs From Ring In Match Of Dimes Bout
In Portland Billy Smith of Oakland stopped fighting in the eighth round, leapt from the ring, and fled to his dressing room. Archie Moore won by technical knockout as Smith had earlier been knocked down. The Oregon Boxing Commission met to consider purse implications after a gate of 7361.80 from 2383 fans attended.
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Portland
Ore
Billy Smith
Oakland
Calif
Archie Moore
Toteda
Moore
California
Smith
Oregon Boxing Commission
Hoosiers Lead Qualifiers in Los Angeles Open
Fourty eight golfers qualified for the Los Angeles open begin practice for the $15,000 tournament. Red Wiley of Terre Haute posted the best score 68 69 at Ave Course, a 130 pounder who winters in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Ravinbens
AL Vere
Tauery Wenger
Los Angeles Area
Red Wiley
Terre Haute
Ind
Ave
Louis Looms In For Quick KO Over Beshere
Former heavyweight champion Joe Louis aims for a fast knockout against Freddie Beshere in a 10 round Detroit bout. Louis, 36, weighed 212 pounds at his lowest ring weight in years and seeks to prove he can still punch with the top heavyweights as he starts a four fight comeback. The event, likely to draw about 21 000 fans, will be shown on radio and TV at 10 p.m. EST.
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Detroit
Joe Louis
Freddie Beshere
Louis
Harrisburg
Beshore
Joe Walcott
Ezzard Charles
Cesar Brion
Argentina
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