Browns Rated As Top Team In National Football League
Cleveland Browns praised as the league’s most consistent club since 1946 under Paul Brown. Giants coach Owen doubts a third straight division title but others, including Joe Hubkarich of the Cardinals, name Cleveland the team to beat. Lions meet Browns in Detroit in the big game, with other week’s picks listed. Also notes Put-in-Bay Island grapes and Perry’s War of 1812 victory connection.
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Tech's Pass Defense Rates Among Best
Duke's Worth Lutz faces Georgia Tech in a key clash as Tech boasts a strong pass defense. Tech interceptors Moorhead Brannon and Redolph have 16 picks this season, while Duke ranks fifth nationally in defense, allowing 173.3 yards per game versus Duke’s 141.8.
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Cedar Bayou Is Solid Choice over Anahuac
Cedar Bayou and Anahuac clash at Cedar Bayou Stadium in District 20-A football as the undefeated Bears seek a sixth win. Cedar Bayou has dominated foes with a potent offense and sharp defense, while Anahuac relies on Walker and Wilcox to spark the backfield. Tickets are available in general and reserved seating.
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Texans To Continue To Operate Despite Financial Troubles
Dallas Texans directors vow to finish the 1952 NFL schedule and pursue a 1953 season as a civic venture. They launched a $125,000 unsecured loan drive and sales of stock while writing off a quarter of a million dollar prior investment. The move aims to secure city ownership and community support to keep the franchise in Dallas.
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North Texas Opens Defense Of Gulf Coast Loop Crown
Houston, Hardin-Simmons, Texas Tech, and Santa Clara feature in a busy weekend schedule. Houston meets Texas Tech in Lubbock as North Texas defends the Gulf Coast League title at Denton against Trinity. Hardin-Simmons visits Santa Clara, while other conference clashes include Southeast Texas at Lamar Tech and Sul Ross vs S F Austin. Sam Houston travels to McNeese College in Lake Charles to cap the week.
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Stranahan Leads Mexican Amateur as North Texas Contingent Surges
In Mexico City on October 31 defend ing champion Frank Stranahan of Toledo Ohio and five North Texas State College collegians advanced to the second round of the Mexican Amateur golf championship. Stranahan, after a 4 and 2 win over Mario Hucha of Mexico City, remains the favorite to claim a fourth Mexican title.
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Yanks Explain How Cleveland Kissed Away The Pennant
George Weiss defends the Yankees waiver strategy amid controversy over inter league waivers. He notes Cleveland had first claim on players who could have altered the 1952 pennant race and cites examples including Ray Scarborough and Ewell Blackwell. He contrasts Yankees acquisitions with Cleveland’s outbidding and NL-waiver purchases by the Indians.
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La Porte Bullpups beat St Thomas Junior High 32 to 6
La Porte Bullpups defeated St. Thomas Junior High on La Porte field 32 to 6 Thursday night. Warren Ward sparked the win with a brilliant open field run.
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Texas and TCU Favored To Emerge Winners
Odds-makers favor Texas and TCU to win their Saturday clashes in the Southwest Conference title race. Texas expected to beat SMU by about 21 to 7, while TCU aimed at Baylor in a high scoring Fort Worth matchup.
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