Blooming Prairie blasts Alden 69 to 24 in league win
Lad Turner led Blooming Prairie with 24 points as the Blossoms ran over Alden 69 24 in a Gopher Conference game. Dave Oswald added 17. Ed Seipp had 10 for Alden. Blooming Prairie improved to five wins, one loss, and next face Hayfield January 12.
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Rochester Rockets Hold Off Faribault in Big Nine Clash
Rochester defeated Faribault 49 to 46 in a tight Big Nine showdown. Bob Harnon scored 18 for Rochester, while Mike Radke led Faribault with 15 as Rochester moved into third place behind Austin and Northfield. Faribault rallied late but fell short amid late-minute pressure.
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Redskins Set League Scoring Mark In 122 79 Victory
The Sheboygan Redskins posted Waterloo 122 79 to break the league scoring record, erasing their previous 117 against Grand Rapids. Louisville defeated Anderson 70 64 after a tight stretch, while Anderson postponed a planned Evansville exhibition due to financial trouble but announced ongoing support from its board.
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Christman Retires From Pro Football With Packers
Paul Christman, veteran quarterback, announced his retirement in Green Bay Wisconsin. He joined the Packers after five seasons with the Chicago Cardinals and served as relief QB for Tobin Rote, completing 51 of 126 passes for 545 yards and seven touchdowns.
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Dodge Center Upsets Hayfield In Dodge County Clash
Dodge Center shocked the favored Hayfield 55 to 53 in a Dodge County conference game. Dick Osborn scored 30 for the victors as Dodge Center shot 13 of 17 free throws while Hayfield hit 10 of 23. The win gives Dodge Center its first victory of the season and drops Hayfield from the conference lead behind unbeaten Goodhue.
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Routine Workouts For Bowl Opponents
Pasadena practice focused on Michigan and California as coaches monitor injured standouts Ed Bartlett Leo Koceski and Roger Zatkoff. Waldorf worries over Bartletts pulled leg muscle while Michigan hopes for full clearance by New Years Day.
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Shoemaker Rides Double at Fairgrounds Climbing in Jockey Race
Jockey Willie Shoemaker rode a double at the Fairgrounds yesterday, his third straight day with wins, narrowing the national jockey standings to 362 to 370 behind Joe Culmone.
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Boxers Death Follows Ring Knockout in New York Match
Al West 21 from Washington D C died 22 hours after being knocked out by Percy Bassett of Philadelphia at St Nicholas Arena. He suffered an intracerebral hemorrhage and cerebral concussion after two brain operations and three transfusions. Autopsy planned. funeral set in Washington.
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Graves to Meet Flanagan in Minneapolis Ring Clash
Box notes show Jackie Graves, Austin Atom, facing Del Flanagan of St. Paul in Minneapolis next Thursday. Flanagan has never been kayoed in 46 pro fights, while Graves boasts a 13 fight KO streak against previously undefeated opponents. The column lists past victims of fighters who faced Graves.
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Nates Surpass Merchants in City League Play
The American Legion and Wagners lead the City league standings after three weeks as undefeated teams. Nates Surplus defeated Merchants 56 to 32 with Bedner scoring 16 for the winners. Wagner Bus Line game was postponed.
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Freshman Arizona guard Harold Boswell sports protective gear
Harold Boswell, a 190 pound guard on the University of Arizona freshman football team, wears glasses and a protective face guard during play.
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Austin Quint Seeks Third Straight Big Nine Win at Winona
Austin's 6 8 center Burdette Haldorson leads a packer lineup aiming for a third consecutive Big Nine conference victory at Winona. Coach Ove Berven reshuffles as Dale Hamilton quits, with Jack Gildner and Jerry Marsh or David Dale aiding Haldorson. The Packers face a short-handed Hawks squad hoping for an upset tonight at 8 p.m. with a 6:45 p.m. preliminary.
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Gavilan to Clash With Miceli at Garden Tonight
New York Cuban Gavilan rated 5 to 1 4 over Joe Miceli in a featured ten round welterweight bout at Madison Square Garden. The bout carries extra significance amid talk of a possible abdication by welterweight champion Ray Robinson and signals Gavilan as top challenger in New York with a Gavilan Fusari title possibility talked by NBA officials.
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Versatility and Speed Mark North All Stars
In Miami the North All Stars face the Southern Collegiates in the Shrine North-South charity game on Christmas night. Yale coach Herman Hickman declares a shift from two platoons to using every player for at least two positions, citing a 30-man, high caliber squad that can adapt.
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Connie Mack Celebrates 88th Birthday as Fan
Connie Mack marked his 88th birthday in Philadelphia as a fan for the first time in 67 years. He retired as Athletics manager last October after 50 seasons, still answering mail and keeping a strict daily routine from Shibe Park Tower.
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Graves to Use Right Jab Against Flanagan
Daily drills show Graves's right jab may edge Flanagan's left as fight night nears at the Minneapolis auditorium. Analysts note Graves' speed and power on the jab, while Flanagan's height reach and speed offer his advantages. Promoter Tony Stecher has not yet signed the undercard bouts.
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Gusties and Bemidji Peds Win Contests
Two Minnesota colleges posted wins over outstate opponents Thursday night Bemidji State Teachers College defeated Mayville N Dakota Teachers 77-35 Gustavus Adolphus beat Emporia State 73-62. Dick Fallenhagen led Gustavus with 16 points while Ralph Brumback led Emporia State. Hibbing JC beat Itasca JC 69-48 Don Madson top-scored for Itasca with 19 points.
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Musial Sets Slugging Mark in League Record Pace
New York The St Louis Cardinals star Stan Musial, hailed as the league's top hitter, posted a .596 slugging percentage to set a new single season record and lift his career figure to .580. He compiled 331 total bases in 146 games with 41 doubles 7 triples and 28 homers while scoring 105 runs and driving in 109. Musial also drew 87 walks and struck out 36 times as he led the league in slugging.
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Army seeks deerskin gloves for troops in cold zones
The Tanners Council of America says only native deer skin gloves protect troops in arctic conditions and urges states to reopen or extend deer seasons. Fulton County Tanners cites a projected shortage of horsehide and deerskin by July 1, with total needs of six and three million feet respectively.
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Rams Favor Ohio Weather Ahead of Browns Title Clash
The Los Angeles Rams praised Ohio weather for the NFL crown game against the Cleveland Browns. Temperatures near 30 degrees with forecasts of a 38 degree high, possible rain or snow, and continued bureau updates. Coach Joe Stydahar prepars players with tennis shoes for traction if turf remains frozen at Municipal Stadium. Weather forecaster Leslie Ensign offered no Sunday temperature prediction yet.
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Gophers Lose Bliss to Oklahoma Contest
Minnesota faces Oklahoma without 6-4 junior center Bill Bliss who strained his knee in practice. Bliss is out. John Wallerius becomes the primary center with Bob Gelle and Maynard Johnson as backups. Minnesota is listed as the underdog at home in Williams Arena Saturday.
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Omaha and Denver Win Hockey Games
Omaha defeats Tulsa 7 to 1 as the Knights extend a strong season with 17 wins, six losses, and two ties. Denver blanked St Paul 3 to 0 with goalie Lou Crow leading the shutout in the league’s only other game.
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Blue Devils Face Rochester JC In SMJCC Clash
Austin Junior College meets Rochester JC at Mayo Civic Auditorium for an 8:30 p m game. Austin seeks a second SMJCC win after a 61 48 loss to Bethany of Mankato. Rochester aims for its second victory after losses to Bethany and Worthington JC.
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Shrine Teams Hold Workouts Ahead of Charity Game
East and West grid stars trained intensely eight days before the 26th Shrine charity game set for December 30 in San Francisco. Practice at Santa Clara and Stanford followed a Shriner luncheon, as East coach Bernie Bierman and West mentor Marchie Schwartz led double daily sessions. Kyle Rote earned praise, while his wife in Dallas awaited their first child.
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USC Football Parts Ways With Cravath Aides
In Los Angeles USC confirms ex coach Jeff Cravath will not have his assistants renewed after nine years as head coach. Cravath resigned following the program’s worst season in school history, with all six aides likely to depart unless kept by his successor. Athletic director Willis O Hunter reviews candidates including Bud Wilkinson of Oklahoma.
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Top Cage Teams in AP Poll Roundup
The AP top ten college basketball list shows Kentucky and NC State idle while Bradley defeats Centenary 92 to 64 and Oklahoma A and M edges USC 50 to 48. CCNY and UCLA suffer losses to Oklahoma and LIU respectively, with Long Island beating UCLA 90 to 71.
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Indiana Plays Butler and Notre Dame
Indiana faces Butler and Notre Dame in a Big Ten packed weekend tournament in Chicago. Purdue also meets Notre Dame and Butler as Northwestern drops a second loss and Michigan State notes an 11-0 early season mark.
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College Basketball Scores Roundup
Oklahoma A&M 50 Southern California 48. Bradley 92 Centenary 64. Long Island 90 UCLA 71. Oklahoma 48 CCNY 43. Tulane 67 Northwestern 49. Holy Cross 64 Vanderbilt 62. Great Lakes 73 Upper Iowa 69. Gustavus Adolphus 73 Emporia 62. Bemidji 77 Mayville 35. Valley City 77 Black Hills 55. Hastings 49. Iowa Teachers 46. Colorado A&M 68 Gonzaga 46. Creighton 63 North Texas State 53.
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