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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1951
Page
11
A garbled field reports Coach Ray Eliot fretting over Rose Bowl plans as players like Joe Vernasco suffer hives and miss practice. Mentions halfback Don Stevens and RC in squad terms. Also references Clemon, Gator tilt, and Santa Clara context with Dick Kazmaier in a double feature.
The Oleander Bowl features Mississippi junior college teams with fast backfields led by Ratcliff and Rachal. Cameron tops rushers, while the Hinds backfield is lauded as among Mississippi’s best. The piece discusses bowl economics, conferences, and post season ideas with opinions on profits and non profit status.
Chicago Cubs boss Phil Cavaretta, 35, argues that modern players are better educated and smarter, shaping his approach as a relatively new major league manager. He aims to counter waning youth interest by starting an indoor baseball school for 11 to 15 year olds in Dallas, using a hangar, nets, and dirt for practice. His off season venture is a kid’s amusement park, Candy Mountain Kiddieland, near Dallas.
The U S Olympic skating team for Oslo will be selected by skaters and include Dick Button of New Jersey with two other men and two couples. The process, details and names are to be announced by February.
KU star Lovellette credits tactile training from coach Forrest Allen and blind author Miss Kelton for his high scoring. He averages 28.6 points per game and has 1,236 career points, relying on feel rather than sight to shoot.
New York United Press football writers select Cleveland Browns quarterback Otte Graham as the NFL player of the year. He led Cleveland to its sixth straight division title and best regular season, with votes also going to Elroy Hirsch and Lou Groza. Graham faces the Rams and Bob Waterfield in the upcoming world championship game.
The Sun Bowl plans its largest program in history as College of the Pacific faces Texas Tech before a near capacity crowd. Sun Bowl officials hope to sell all 14 000 tickets by Christmas and offer extensive entertainment and awards beyond the 35 percent NCAA guarantee. Tech players Jerrey Price and Aubrey Red Phillips will join other postseason participants, while Pacific star Eddie Mehen becomes the first Negro to play in the Sun Bowl.
Ezzard Charles forecast a victory over Joe Kahut in Friday's heavyweight bout at Portland's International Pavilion. Kahut trained at his Woodburn farm and traveled to the city, with the National Boxing Club predicting a near sell-out crowd of 10,000, which would set a Portland attendance record.
mAL GABLES Florida Charlie Burr aims for his 306th career win at Tropical Park after six chances. The Arkansas City Kansas jockey, who has 389 victories, failed to hit the milestone in the latest race trials as he raced six times on Friday.
San Francisco University football coach Dee Kuharich resigns before confirming a new job, ending a three year tenure as speculation links him to the Chicago Cardinals head coaching post. The move comes as his contract expires in the spring amid ongoing uncertainty.
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