Cedar Bayou Bears Run Over Gaston In Class A Win
Cedar Bayou Bears roll to a 39 13 victory over Gaston Red Devils to extend their undefeated streak to 12 and set up a quarterfinal against Smithville. Robbie Muckleroy stars with three TDs and strong defense backed by Herbert Bishop and Lynn Enderli as Cedar Bayou dominates on both lines.
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Lynn Enderli
Robbie Muckierey
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Nessing
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Itop
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Byard
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Iran
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Odell Casey
Casey
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Marcontel
Joe Frenk Robbins
Albert Jae Zilche
Wilson Trahan
Igynn Enderli
Cleveland Browns poised for seventh straight pro league title
Cleveland Browns prepare Monday to seal at least a tie for the American division crown after a 10–0 win over the Chicago Cards. The Los Angeles Rams and Detroit Lions kept their pace in the National Conference as they won big, with Rams routing Green Bay 45–27 and Lions beating Chicago 45–21 to stay level atop standings. The Eagles and Redskins also won, while Giants dropped out of title contention.
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New York Giants
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Lions
Chicago Bears
Pittsburgh Steelers
San Francisco
Bobby Thomason
Texans
Eddie Lebaron
Emi Hugh Taylor
Johnny Pappit
Major League Clubs Vote to Study TV and Radio Effects
Major and minor leagues prepared for a joint survey on national televising and broadcasting of baseball. Leaders including George Trautman and Sen. Edwin C. Johnson urged closer cooperation to prevent destabilizing the league, as attendance trends and revenue sharing were discussed alongside bonus and high school scouting rules.
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Arit
Ames
George Trautman
Miners
Edwin C. Johnson
Johnson
Tauiman
Moomaw Named 1952 Lineman of the Year at UCLA
UCLA star Donn Moomaw, a 220 pound six foot four lineman, was voted the 1952 United Press lineman of the year by a national panel of 254 writers and broadcasters. He led UCLA in a nine game schedule with heavy two way play, earning top marks over Oklahoma’s Tom Catlin and other finalists.
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Ucla
United Press
Meemaw
Tom Catlin
Oklahoma
Catlin
Dick Modzelewski
Maryland
Dick Tamburo
Michigan State
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Southern California
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Henry
Red) Sanders
Sanders
Big Donn
Indian President Refuses Comment On Fy Meeting Plans
Cleveland report states President Ryan declined to speak on topics for seven weeks of meetings to discuss reforms and his role with the club. Attorney Donald Wy and club secretary commented on leadership while noting no comment on pay or back wages.
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