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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1954

Page

11

Wildcats chase 30th straight win with no named stars

Adolph Rupp leads Kentucky to 30 game winning streak despite absence of last year’s stars Frank Ramsey Cliff Hagan and Lou Tsioropoulos. The Wildcats reach 500th win, 82 losses, after beating Utah and La Salle to win the Kentucky Invitational. Key contributors include Bob Burrow Bill Evans and Phil Grawemeyer as Kentucky braces for SEC play starting with Georgia Tech and Vanderbilt later in January.

Bill Ferguson Atlanta Adolph Rupp Kentucky Wildcats Frank Ramsey Cliff Hagan Lou Tsioropoulos Rupp Louisiana State Utah LaSalle Seam Bob Burrow Bill Evans Phil Grawemeyer Georgia Tech Vanderbilt Auburn Alabama Louisana State

Browns Keyed Up For Championship Tilt

Browns coach Paul Brown and quarterback Otto Graham speak of motivation for the upcoming NFL title game against the Detroit Lions. Brown aims to break his team’s losing spell against Buddy Parker’s Lions, while Graham confirms he will not return after this season though he remains driven to beat Detroit.

Otto Browns Cleveland Ohio Cleveland Browns Detroit Lions Paul Brown Massillon High School Ohio State Great Lakes Naval Training Station Notre Dame Brown Graham Lions Parkermen Paul

Senior Bowl rosters listed by bowl games and squads

The Senior Bowl rosters list 48 players split into North and South squads by each bowl game. Notable names include Lindon Crow Southern California and Jerry Bar ger Duke for Rose and Orange Bowls, Alan Ameche Wisconsin and Max Boydston Oklahoma for North South selections, with others from Ohio State Georgia Tech Mississippi and more across Sugar Cotton Gator and Blue Gray. The article notes many seniors will also play in other post season games.

Mobile Ala Lindon Crow Southern California Dave Leggett Dean Dugger Bob Thornton Ohio State Allen Muirhead Rex Boggan Mississippi Jerry Barger Duke Don Glantz Nebraska Bud_ Brooks Arkansas Bill Sennett Georgia Tech Bobby Freeman George Atkins Jack Locklear Auburn James Ray Smith L. G. Dupre Baylor Sid Fourner Louisiana State Darris McCord Tennessee Hal Easterwood Mississippi State Corky Tharp Alabama Eddie Bravo Tulane Charlie Madison Georgia Max Burkett Town State Dick Young Chattanooga Tenn Miami Kurt Burris Max Boydston Oklahoma Frank Minnesota Tom Bettis Purdue Hank Bullough Michigan Jan Smid Ilinois John Damore Northwestern Dick Geist Cincinnati North Sound

Bears End Hill Voted NFL Rookie Of The Year

Harlon Hill, 22, Chicago Bears end, led NFL rookies with 45 receptions for 1 124 yards and 12 touchdowns in 1954. He won the United Press poll by 29 votes, with Billy Wells and John Henry Johnson tied for second. Hill stood 6 foot 3 and 198 pounds from Alabama Teachers College, nearing the Bears' single season touchdown record.

New York Harlon Hill Chicago Bears Friday National Football League United Press Hill NFL Billy Wells Washington John Henry Johnson San Francisco Johnson Canada Maurice Bassett Cleveland Brown Gil Mains Detroit Lion Alabama Teachers College Bears Ken Kavanaugh

Mays Tops Slugging Title In National League 1954

Willie Mays led the National League in slugging for 1954 with 377 total bases in 565 at bats and a .667 mark. His extra base hits included 33 doubles 13 triples and 41 home runs for the season. Duke Snider was runner-up with a .647 average and Ted Kluszewski ranked third with .642.

NEW York Willie Mays New York Giants Brooklyn Duke Snider Ted Kluszewski Cincinnati

Rams Weigh Dodd as Head Coach Prospect

Los Angeles Rams acknowledge Bobby Dodd of Georgia Tech as a potential head coach candidate. A Rams spokesman says he is one of several successful coaches under consideration, but no decision is imminent and a choice is not expected for at least three weeks.

LOS Angeles Los Angeles Rams Bobby Dodd Georgia Tech Ram

Meet the Preps Unbeaten Teams in Gazette Area

Six teams remain unbeaten in The Gazette region headed by Class B Aurora at 16-0. The list includes Immaculate Conception Cedar Rapids, Keota, Dinsdale, Dike Cedar, and Cascade St Martin’s. Clarence features strong girls and boys squads with standout scorers Dotseth Krafock Britcher and Dorseth, while Maynard girls avenge earlier loss and lead among top teams.

Gazette Aurora Bill Murphy Waterloo Hippodrome Owls Lawler Immaculate Conception Cedar Rapids Dinsdale Dike Cascade St. Martin's Marv Farland Hoeppner Elden Max Jansen Bob Christiansen Hubert Kopriva

Nicholson sisters lead scoring as season opens

Carolyn Nicholson sits at 346 points through 11 games while sister Glenda has 265 for the team. Sophomore Alice DeLing and eighth grader Virginia Henniges show promise in key wins. Marlen Becker shifts to guard with solid two way play, and seniors Dorothy Fish and Beverly Windenburg pace the guard line with help from Dorothy Fettkether and freshman Mary Ann Roquet.

Carolyn Nicholson Glenda Alice DeLing Nicholson Marlen Becker Virginia Henniges Maynard Secret Heart of Monticello Dorothy Fish Beverly Windenburg Dorothy Fettkether Mary Ann Roquet

Phillies Owner Plans No Major Changes at Connie Mack Stadium

Bob Carpenter of the Philadelphia Phillies said he would not undertake major improvements after purchasing Connie Mack Stadium and would continue to operate the park under the same name.

Philadelphia Bob Carpenter Philadelphia Phillies Connie Mack

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