Southern All-Stars Nudge North Gridders In 2013 Blue and Gray
Southern all stars beat the North 20 to 13 in Montgomery extending their series lead to five to three. Alabama passer Harry Gilmer and Tom McWilliams of Mississippi State starred for the South as Carmen Falcone of Penn rifled passes for the North. The crowd approached 22,000 at the eighth annual bowl game with a late South surge in the final quarter.
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Iowa State Teachers Meet Milwaukee Five In Preseason Showdown
Iowa State Teachers prepare to face the Milwaukee Wisconsin State Teachers in a holiday pre season game. Cedar Rapids and Waterloo players joined Cedar Falls practice as rain delayed some workouts. Milwaukee’s tallest starter is 6 5 and the Iowa squad features Jim Maetzold as their only listed under six feet among starters.
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Yankees Sign Wensloff and Farm Out Cuccurullo
New York Yankees acquired pitcher Charley Wensloff and sent Art Cuccurullo to Newark. Wensloff, 31, won 13 and lost 11 in 1942 before entering service and has been restored to the active list after the war. Cuccurullo, who played for Oakland last year, came from Pittsburgh in the Ernie Bonham deal.
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Creighton Edges Drake 51-50 For Corn Bowl Victory
DES MOINES AP Creighton overcame a late Drake rally to win the first Corn Bowl basketball tournament 51-50. Creighton built a 14 point lead after halftime 29-23 and with about six minutes left Drake cut the margin to four. Bill Evans sparked Drake’s surge and later a two point play by Gene Lalley and a basket by Joe Wiedenfeld sealed Creighton’s win. Robert Salen led Creighton with strong scoring.
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Huskies Sweep Gophers With Second Win
Seattle AP report says University of Washington beat Minnesota 72-68 on Saturday behind two late baskets by Bobby Jorgensen to take the series. Washington had won 61-47 the night before, marking Minnesota’s first loss of the season.
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Allied Industrial Plans Six Games Tonight and Friday
The Allied Industrial basketball schedule lists six games this week with Friday headliner Iowa Manufacturing against Link-Belt Speeder in the second slot, followed by Quaker Oats and Collins Radio an hour later. Tonight features Quaker Oats LaPlant Choate girls at 8 p.m. A prior board vote orders a replay of Iowa Manufacturing vs Wilson and Company from Dec. 12 due to outside player rule violations.
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Loyola Shades Frogs 61-55 in Chicago showdown
Loyola Ramblers topped Texas Christian University 61-55 before 2,700 fans. Johnny Dee led Loyola with 16 points while Jack Dwan added 14. Gene Wardynski led TCU with 11 as the Frogs still seek their first win of the season.
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College Baseball Coaches See Pro Brushoff
At Hamilton New York AP Everett D Barnes Colgate coach and president of the American Association of College Baseball Coaches condemned what he called a brush-off by professional baseball interests. He said college coaches will push for a showdown at the January 5 6 meeting in New York over raiding potential stars and the threat it poses to players education and careers.
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Eppy” Barnes
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Colgate
Aggies Edge Jayhawks For Third Straight Title
Oklahoma City AP reports the Oklahoma Aggies defeated Kansas 42 to 39 to claim their third straight all college basketball title in a fiercely contested championship game.
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Illinois Races Past Nebraska Easily 72-37
Illinois used 17 players to rout Nebraska 72 to 37 in Champaign. Andy Phillip led with 17 points in 25 minutes as Illinois built a 32 to 17 halftime edge and coasted to victory in its final pre conference game before facing Wisconsin. Jack Smiley added nine, Ken Menke four, Gene Vance five, and Bob Lavoy had 11 as Illinois shot 31 baskets in 114 attempts while Nebraska was held to 14 field goals led by Don McArthur and Joe Loisel with seven apiece.
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Bradley Storms By Utes 72-53
Bradley University erased a halftime deficit to beat Utah State 72-53, securing its eighth win in nine games. Freshman Dave Hamerickhouse led Bradley with 21 points, aided by Ray Ramsey’s 15, as the red-hot rally overturned a 27-25 deficit at halftime.
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Seeded Stars Advance In Sugar Bowl Net Play
In New Orleans Sey mour Greenberg seed second beat Dick Mouldedous 6-2 6-2 in Sugar Bowl opening round. Buddy Behrens defeated Bryan Bitsy Grant 3-6 6-4 6-2 and Frank Guernsey upstaged Glenn Gardner 6-1 6-2. Herbert Slam beat Leslie Longshore 6-3 6-3, Harry Likas topped Earl Bartlett 6-3 6-1, Ernie Sutter defeated Ted Backe 6-0 6-4.
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Leslie Longshore
Tulane University
Harry Likas
San Francisco
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Ernie Sutter
Ted Backe
New York
Beavers Rally Wins Opener Over Wyoming Cowboys
New York City CC Beavers staged a late five minute surge to beat the Wyoming Cowboys 57 to 48 in the opening game of a basketball doubleheader at Madison Square Garden.
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Baltimore wins Miami franchise in All-America vote
Commissioner James Crowley announced that Baltimore was awarded the defunct Miami franchise by a unanimous vote of the club owners, restoring a football team to the city in the All-America conference.
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All- America Football Conference
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Little Leo in Trouble By Lawton Carver
New York dispatch notes Brooklyn manager Leo Durocher as a polarizing figure whose off field conduct, poker games, altercations, Hollywood rumors, and speeding cases draw concern from baseball insiders. Critics insist actions off the field affect the sport’s image while Durocher remains a top talent and fit for the Dodgers, despite ongoing scrutiny from Rickey and Chandler.
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Mississippi College dominates Mexico in International Bowl
Mississippi College defeated the University of Mexico 43 to 7 before 5000 spectators in Mexico City. The Americans, favored to win, outscored their opponents after Mexico led 7 to 6 on a 95 yard kickoff return following Mississippi’s first TD.
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Michigan State Defeats Wayne 52-25 at State Fair Coliseum
Detroit report: Michigan State College defeated Wayne University 52 to 25 on Saturday night. The Spartans opened with a strong 21-13 halftime lead and never trailed. Top scorer for MSU was guard Bob Geahan with 17 points while center Bill Collins and guard Abe Parness led Wayne with five points each.
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Tulane and Rice edge in all college tourney games
In Oklahoma City Tulane beat Rice 60 to 57 and Baylor defeated Missouri 58 to 51 in the consolation round of the all college basketball tournament on Saturday afternoon.
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Oelwein tops Charles City 36 12 in Northeast Iowa clash
Oelwein upsets Charles City to seize first place in the Northeast Iowa conference after a 36 to 12 victory at home. J Chado led Oelwein with 14 points as the Flyers jumped to a 21 4 halftime edge while Charles City’s Smith scored seven for the losers. The curtain-raiser saw Charles City freshmen beat Oelwein freshmen 30 26.
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Americans Laud Kramer and Schroeder in Australia
Davis Cup heroes Jack Kramer and Ted Schroeder were hailed as unforgettable athletes during a Melbourne dinner. Politicians and tennis officials praised their skill and aggressive play, while preparations for the postponed singles matches and future cup plans highlighted the event.
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Santa Anita Handicap Attracts Record Field
Arcadia Calif INS reports a record San Carlos handicap field with 35 horses led by Busher the leading money winner. Also listed were Buzfuz who traveled from Florida and Galla Damion among the prominent sprinters for the New Year’s Day race.
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Tarheels Slack Training After Injuries At Sugar Bowl Camp
Gulfport Mississippi reports Coach Carl Snavely lightened Tarheel practice after a string of injuries. Four players including first string tackle Haywood Fowle and right guard Sid Varney were sidelined, along with co captain Chan Highsmith and Joe Swicegood, casting doubt on their Jan. 1 Georgia showdown in New Orleans.
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Marshall Wraps Up Midwest Cagefest
Marshall College of West Virginia defeated Xavier of Ohio 75 to 58 in the Midwest College basketball tournament final in Terre Haute Indiana. Coach Sam Henderson’s team extended its unbeaten streak to eight games led by Gene James Mervin Gutshall and Andy Tonkovich as Xavier played shorthanded with ill brothers Bob and Don MacQuade absent. Bill Steelin of Xavier earned the tournament sportsmanship award after a 14 point night. Earlier Marshall beat Indiana State 66 to 58 in the semifinals while Xavier defeated Evansville 52 to 45.
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Basketball Scores From United Press Roundup
Summary of college and pro games with scattered scores from UPI reports. Notable results include Tulane 60 Rhode Rice 57, Baylor 68 over Missouri 65, USC 68 over Temple, CCNY 67 over Wyoming 48, Cincinnati 73 over Toronto 37, Nebraska 71 over Akron 53, and Texas Christian 58 over Texas A M 62.
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Wolves Grab Second Cyclone Tilt 38 27
Michigan defeated Iowa State 38 27 in Ames to clinch the two game series. The Cyclones struggled with only two field goals and two free throws in the first half, trailing 15 6 at the break. John Shepherd led ISU with six points as Mack Supranowicz scored 12 for Michigan.
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Denver Beats South Dakota For Consolation Honors
DES MOINES UP University of Denver led by Bil Weimar with 17 points routed South Dakota 63 to 38 in the Drake invitation consolation game. Denver held a 35 to 15 halftime edge and pulled away, Hauser scoring 13 and Steinke 10 while Tom Luby led South Dakota with 14.
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