Browns Roar Into Chicago For Grudge Game
Cleveland travels to face the Bears in Chicago seeking to repay a bitter three year rivalry. Curly Morrison notes Bears coach George Halas would rather beat Cleveland, while Otto Graham and George Blanda duel in a clash of passer ratings as Cleveland sits near the Eastern Division lead.
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Johnson to Name Pilot and GM Next Week
Ligonier Pa GP Arnold Johnson who bought the Philadelphia Athletics and plans to move the franchise to Kansas City says he will name his field manager and general manager next week. He spoke in an airport interview in Pittsburgh and gave no names. Lou Boudreau in Chicago said he has been in touch but nothing definite. Johnson also noted many applications for the field job.
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Wolverines Stadium Attendance Through Decades
Millions in Ann Arbor have watched Michigan home games since 1927. The Wolverines hosted 163 home games to date, averaging about 46,000 spectators per game. The stadium capacity is 97,000.
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Two Upstarts May Score New Year Bowl Dates
Arkansas dubbed the Cinderella team of the Southwest Conference can clinch the league title by tying Southern Methodist tomorrow. The potential victory would embarrass powers like Texas, once viewed as a near certain winner.
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McNamara Key to Gophers Iowa Clash in Big Ten Showdown
Minnesota relies on Bob McNamara as the primary threat against Iowa with the Rose Bowl in reach. He has piled up 54 points in seven games and may split time at fullback and right half, while Iowa plans a defensive focus on his ball handling and power.
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Berkeley Meat Market Moral Quiz Sparks Coach Inquiry
In fall 1937 at California after a Rose Bowl season Stub Allison visits a Berkeley meat market. The butcher questions if the Bears will win all games. Allison replies with humor about competition and their best players, stressing the need to excel yet acknowledge limits.
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Bowling 3 Scoring and Standings Thru Thursday
Bowing results show Mathews Ashland leading with 30 points and Athens Office 6 as teams, with Ambassadors McBee and Martins close. Top bowlers include McBride 559, Wyckoff 516, Harper 611, Patterson 490, Holmes 494, and Sanders 491 across mixed scores.
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Rio Grande Clinic Hosts Scrimmage and Rule Clinic
Harold Rolph of Krenton will discuss rule changes and interpretation at a basketball rules clinic in Rio Grande College. A Rio Grande College Red Men scrimmage follows with remarks from Ross Fieming, John E. Halliday, John C. Wickline, and Herman S. Bush on officiating, sportsmanship, and practice techniques.
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Rome Trips Albany 60 56 in last-minute rally
Rome High School rallied from 10 down after three quarters to beat Albany 60 to 56. George Walraven scored 22 points, Dick Ames 13, and 19 points in the fourth quarter. For Albany Woodyard had 18 and Beatty 14.
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New Louisville Pilot is 12 Year Winner
John Red Marion is named as the replacement for Pinky Higgins as manager of the Louisville Colonels. Marion, 39, a former Colonel outfielder, has 12 years of managing with nine in the Boston organization and never finished outside the first division. He is Marty Marion’s brother, the Chicago White Sox pilot.
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Skeet Shootoff To Decide Title
The Skyline Gun Club skeet championship will be decided Sunday when T. H. Morgan and Fa Wade shoot off a tie scored last week. Neil Mathews and Roger Connor also duel for the Class A crown. John Nye and Wade tie for second in the trap event. Morgan aims to extend his two year skeet title streak and set another club precedent.
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Ex Red Coach Phil Page Named Birmingham Farm Club Manager
BINGHAMTON N Y The New Yankees announce Phil Page former Cincinnati Reds coach to manage their Birmingham Alabama farm club in the Class AA Southern Association. Page 49 led the Binghamton Triplets of the Class A Eastern League for the last two seasons and previously coached the Reds for six years.
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Bobo Skips Drill To Rest Leg Before Big Game
Ohio State held light practice in sweat suits as they prep for tomorrow’s game at Purdue. Coach Woody Hayes cancelled contact work to ease leg strain and other aches while preparing the team’s offense and pass defense for this week’s matchup in Lafayette Indiana.
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Rising Newcomer Faces Big Test Against Jones
Hector, a Trinidadian rising contender, seeks his third straight US win as he meets rugged Raith Tiger Jones at Madison Square Garden. Underdog status favors the heavier veteran in a televised NBC broadcast at 10 p.m. EST.
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Welterweight boxing notes from recent American bouts
Neai Rivers of Las Vegas outpointed Charlie Seles in Phoenix as Hector Indian Negro, long based in England, drew with Johnny Brows and upset Chico Varona in two U S scraps. Varona loss dropped him from top welterweight ranking while Rivers moved toward higher status. If Rivers had defeated Jones, he would have climbed the division’s elite.
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Oklahoma Nine Accepts Invitational Tournament Invite
The University of Oklahoma baseball team will play in an eight team invitational tour next spring replacing the tenary tour of the South. Drake University hosts with teams from Rollins College Yale Notre Dame North Carolina Wake Forest and North Carolina State. The tournament dates include April 7 and 4.
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