Saigh Wins TV Slice as Cards Cubs Reach Sharing Deal
Fightin Fred Saigh gains a foothold in TV revenue talks by striking a sharing pact with the Cubs for games at Wrigley Field. Reds and Cubs also agree to a visitor’s share in their parks while other reciprocal deals remain unsettled.
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Tiger Jones Upsets Johnny Bratton in Madison Square Garden
Ralph Tiger Jones defeated former welterweight king Johnny Bratton in a ten round decision at Madison Square Garden. Jones pressured Bratton, fought from a crouch, and scored body and head shots to win a clear upset in front of 3,614 fans with national TV coverage.
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Tiger) Jones
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Hawkeye Eight Opens 1952-53 Race With Narrow Wins
Atlantic nips Shenandoah 45-43 as Glenwood beats Creston 46-41 Villisca edges Corning 58-54 and Red Oak thumps Clarinda 46-25 in Friday action. Krumme 19 for Red Oak, Fuerst 9 for Clarinda, Filkins 13 for Glenwood, Wirth 15 for Glenwood, Orton 21 for Villisca with fouls affecting Corning and Villisca late. Next week Creston at Greenfield, Glenwood at Harlan, Villisca at Bedford.
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Shenandoah
Glenwood
Creston
Villisca
Corning
Red Oak
Clarinda
Tigers
Chuck Krumme
Jay Fuerst
Rams
Lyle Filkins
Wally Wirth
Panthers
Dick Orton
Villison
Gary Johnson
Kent Smith
Smith
Bluejay
Keever
Sturdevant
Greenfield
Harlan
Bedford
Local High School Basketball Scores and Golf Lead
Summary of several basketball game results including Casey over Adair 58 to 35 and Jefferson over Sac City 57 to 49 plus Oakland defeating Avoca 64 to 28 in girls. Also notes Ardmore’s Dutch Harrison shooting 68 in the Havana invitation golf tourney.
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Glidden
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Avoca
Stuart
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Bedford
Corydon
Missouri Valley
Tekamah
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Havana
Dutch Harrison
Ardmore
Okla
Jackie Robinson Opens Haberdashery in Harlem
The article notes Jackie Robinson launching a two floor haberdashery at 111 West 125th Street Harlem while speculation swirls about his baseball future. Sugar Ray Robinson loses a title in New York and Casey Stengel criticizes Yankees discrimination claims in Phoenix with Robinson addressing the issue.
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Ariz
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Wisconsin Tops Marquette In Season Opener 76-55
Wisconsin opened a heavy Big Ten weekend with a 76-55 win over Marquette as Paul Morrow scored 25 points and the Badgers controlled the game from the start. Several other Big Ten teams faced nonconference foes across Friday night slate.
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Butler
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American Records Abroad Recognized by National AAU
Spokane reporters note the Amateur Athletic Union track committee will recognize American records set abroad. The 1953 cinder meet went to Dayton, Ohio, and officials emphasize foreign marks can receive official credit upon return.
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Atlantic Trojans hold off Shenandoah 45 43 in tight conference win
Atlantic ousted Shenandoah 45 43 in a close Hawk Eye Eight battle on home court. The Trojans built a 17 6 lead, trailed briefly, then pulled ahead 44 42 on Dick Dick’s late free throws with under two minutes left. Alley and Blake contributed key late game plays as Bailey labored with an ankle sprain and poor free throw results.
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Orlin Teachout
Darrell Jones
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Gary Horner
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Paulsen
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Phippen
Taylor
Muller
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Compton
Drake
White
Big Ten Announces Disciplinary Actions and Schedule Changes
Big Ten officials disclosed a “great volume of investigations” led to disciplinary measures for code violations, with names and specifics withheld awaiting approval. The report also notes possible 18 game conference schedule adjustments and limits on Michigan players missing more than five percent of a season.
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Kenneth L
Tug) Wilson
Ralph Aigler
Michigan
Wolverines
Ryan to resign as president of Indians
Ellis Ryan will resign as president of the Cleveland Indians after a front office dispute that reportedly centered on his push to purchase Indianapolis from the American Association. Cleveland directors reportedly objected to the deal though no official comment was given. Greenberg was not connected with the squabble, according to unnamed sources.
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Southwest Iowa Cage Games roundup shows close wins
Wiota edges Extra 57-51 as Mardell Christensen nets 36 and Sherry Heath 24 for Exira in a slate of tight high school games. Exira boys top Wiota 50-43 on 24 made free throws to Wiota’s 7. Manilla beats Audubon 59-49 with Larry Hansen on 17 points. Griswold and Elliott split wins as Griswold men roll 62-34 and Elliott women win 47-44 led by Alice Abramson with 25. Elk Horn defeats Viola 71-20 in the boys game while Viola girls prevail 58-45. Wales-Lincoln girls win 49-42 behind Hunt 17 and Gammell 18 with Wales boys taking 46-41 health.
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Jones and Fuller spark Lewis comeback with high scores
Jones scored 11 and Fuller played a brilliant floor game with nine points. Linkletter added 20 for Lewis and Felker contributed nine.
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Sugar Ray Robinson to defend title in London next June
Sugar Ray Robinson announced he is not retiring and will defend the middleweight title against Randy Turpin in London next June. Zeke Bratkowski set the Southeastern Conference passing yardage record with 297 yards as Georgia beat Miami 35-17, finishing with 1,824 season total.
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Randy Turpin
England
London
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Zeke Bratkowski
Georgia
Bulldogs
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Babe Parilli
Bowling results from Greater Atlantic league last night
Iowa Farm defeated Atlantic Feed Seed and Grain and Pla Mor beat Kloppenburg Transfer in straight games. Schlitz won two of three from Lather Cook ies. Orville Reineke led scoring with a 610 series and 228 game. Harvey Nielsen 523, Harold Hoffman 515, Otto Hartkopf 503. Pete Kirchoff 203, Bob Schwartz 190. Open bowling all day Sunday.
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Lather Cookies
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Harvey Nielsen
Harold Hoffman
Otto Hartkopf
Pete Kirchoff
Bob Schwartz
House committee opposes censoring reading matter
A House investigative committee on obscene reading matter told reporters it is opposed to censorship at this time. Chairman Gathings of Arkansas said the group discussed points for a formal report and favored industry self correction over government censorship, noting no anger toward anyone.
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Committee to study stricter laws on obscene material transport
Gathings outlined a plan for a committee to review a draft of recommendations targeting stricter laws about transporting obscene matter across state lines and postal procedures used to bar such material from the mails.
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Couple Returns From 27 Day Camp Leave
Cpl and Mrs Kenneth Martin with their baby arrive back in Oceanside California after a 27 day leave spent at the Floyd Atkinson home.
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Carriers Listing By Towns From The News Telegraph
A reader notice lists carrier names by town including ADAIR ANITA AUDUBON BRAYTON BRIDGEWATER CASEY CUMBERLAND ELK HORN GRANT GRISWOLD HAMLIN KIMBALLTON and extras. The note directs calls to any listed carrier or the News Telegraph office for service.
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