TCU Plans Defensive Brew for Parilli Bowl Clash
Texas Christian University aims to counter Babe Parilli with a strong defense as they prepare for a showdown with Ken t the Sn Bowl next Tuesday. Coach Meyer reports All-American Parilli’s four pass records and praises the first-string tailback and Fowler Gil as practice improvements bolster the plan.
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TCU and Vanderbilt Reach Cotton Bowl Final Showdown
Vanderbilt defeated Baylor 60-53 to reach the semifinals, while TCU beat Rice 63-51. Etheridge led the Frogs with 19 points as Texas A and M and Texas prepared for their semifinal clash.
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College basketball scoring leaders shift in preseason race
In a tense preseason scoring race, top guards push totals as Duke and Dayton players rise. Notable names include Boo Pettit, Stace Pettit, and Ersk leading with around 25 points per game, while Jamal Han moves up to new 331 point tally across three games.
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Prediction Roundup for 1952 Sports Winners
Fearful Nostradamus theme predicts Rocky Marciano to claim heavyweight title after beating Charles and Walcott, Dodgers to edge rivals, Indians to win World Series 4-2, Kentucky Derby chalk, plus stars in tennis, golf, football, and basketball with named teams and players.
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Four Starters Out Eight Kentucky Boys Are Sick With Virus
Houston ice and flu strike Kentucky football as four starters and four more players miss practice. Coach Paul Bryant fears more illnesses as eight players, including center John Griges and ends Jim Proffitt and Harry Hickwere, are laid up, potentially weakening the lineup for the Dallas game.
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Automobile Traffic Kills 600000 Game Birds Annually
J Fred Eder notes a Kentucky State Game Department report showing at least 16 257 edible game birds and animals were killed on state highways in the stretch cited. If applied nationally, losses exceed 2 500 000 yearly, urging drivers to slow for safety and conservation.
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Bowl Game Briefs Spur Mixed Orange Bowl News
Miami quarterback Larry Isbell refuses a kiss from a bridal queen after arrival for the Orange Bowl. Georgia Tech coach Bobby Dodd says Tech’s players look off in drills. Miami will start three McKeesport natives on offense in the Gator Bowl. Clemson heads to the Gator Bowl with Miami on New Year’s Day. Stanford’s West squad runs a dress rehearsal for Shrine and Rose Bowl prep. The Rose Bowl-bound Maryland and Stanford drills continue with passing reps. Kentucky’s Cotton Bowl team trains in Dallas after a rough prep. Texas Christian loses defensive guard Jamez Glenn to injury gradients.
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Lee Ganders Range Two Games in San Antonio Tourney
The Robert E. Lee Gander five bowed out of the San Antonio Invitational in the first round with a 34 33 loss to San Antonio Brackenridge. Coach Frank James said the team would face Abilene in the morning and San Antonio Burbank or another opponent in the afternoon before departing for Baytown tomorrow.
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Baytown Bowl Tilt Tomorrow Brightens Local Schedule
Baytown will host the Little Bowl at Sanders Stadium on Merion Street at 1 p.m. tomorrow with the Little Ganders facing the Barrel Park Bears. In yesterday’s warmup, Sanders won 18-7 as Duke Gerbert Jones caught two passes from John Williams for two Ganders TDs and ran a fake punt for another. Bob Lloyd scored for the Bears and Greg Bickerstaff added the extra point. The Ganders and Bears each had seven players ready. rosters may expand for the main game. Additional notes recall Arbor Day in Texas on January 19 as declared by Governor Shivers.
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Aussies Win Davis Cup Two Years Straight
In Sydney the Australian tennis team led by Frank Sedgman defeated the United States 3-2 to clinch the Davis Cup for the second consecutive year. Sedgman beat Vic Seixas 6-4 -2 6-2 after contributing in earlier singles and doubles wins to secure the title.
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