Alumni Five Triumphs Over Marion With 59-47 Victory
Former Marion high school stars now at Cornell college led the Alumni Five to a 59-47 win over the Marion varsity. Lloyd Olmstead scored 22 and Don Christienzen 18 as the alumni built a solid lead, Bob Christienzen adding 17 for the varsity. About 906 fans watched in the remodeled Marion gym. Roosevelt of Cedar Rapids also won, under coach Frank McLeod, against Marion sophomores.
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Cornell College
Marion
Marion High
Tiller
Lloyd Olmstead
Don Christienzen
Don
Bob
Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids
Frank McLeod
Alumad
Biter
Er BeChrist'sen
Olmstead
Ehbatsen
Pitas
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Ogohneon
Wheatland-Monticello
Monticello
Wheatland
Juehring
Jack Schmidt
Monti
Monte Jed
Jansen Ib
Yale's Mitinger Nelson Winner in Boston Honor
Yale tackle Milinger won the Nils Nelson Sportsmanship award from the Gridiron Club of Boston after saving Harvard halfback Dick Clasby from serious injury in Yale's 41 13 victory. He halted his rush, signaled teammates, and walked with Clasby on the stretcher to the sideline.
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Boston
Joe Mitinger
Yale
Harvard
Nils
Nelson
Gridiron Club
Milinger
Dick Clasby
Clasby
Mitinger
Hel
Shortest Cotton Bowl odds favor Texas and Tennessee
Indications are that Texas and Tennessee will enter the Cotton Bowl with the shortest odds among the major New Year’s Day clashes, a point and a half in Texas’s favor. Both teams held initial Dallas practices Monday afternoon but will not do heavy work before kickoff.
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Dallas
Texas
Tennessee
Three More Players Named for Pro Star Tilt
LOS ANGELES INS reports three rugged American conference footballers were added to Coach Paul Brown's roster for the annus pro bowl on January 10 in Los Angeles. Hugh Taylor of Washington and Lynn Chandois of the Fitts-Oburgh Steelers filled spots due to injuries to Cleveland Brown. Dube Jones and Mac Speedie, Abe Gibron, Cleveland guard, were named to boost the American conference to 31 players. NEW GROUP: LINCOLN UP Plans to form a new corporation to run Lincoln's baseball entry in the Western League next year with at least 1,500 firms and individuals signed as stockholders.
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Los Angeles
INS
Paul Brown
Hugh Taylor
Washington
Lynn Chandois
Fitts- Oburgh Steelers
Cleveland Brown
Dube Jones
Mac Speedie
Abe Gibron
Cleveland Guard
Lincoln
Jesgue
Rise and Fall Sawyer Quits Baseball As Saunders Leaves Phillies
Eddie Sawyer, once the pilot of the 1950 Phillies pennant run, quits baseball to pursue a private industry. He cites future uncertainty in baseball and plans to stay with his family, leaving contract talks with Bob Carpenter unresolved. Sawyer, who was removed as manager in 1951, intends to end his baseball career entirely and has not disclosed his new business plans.
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Russ Green
Wayne
Eddie Bawyer
Philadelphia Phillies
TRAER
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Phils Mat
North Iowa
Larry Voetberg
Johnson
Ackley
Ree
Gripper
Ihome
Wayne T
Basibill
Bob Carpenter
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Carpenter
Kingstree
5. C
Steve O'Neill
Hank Greenberg pipe dream fuels trade rumors
Reported chatter swirled around the Cleveland Indians and Philadelphia A’s as Hank Greenberg teased a possible swap involving Joost Valo and Joost. Hank Greenberg called the idea a pipe dream while Ehlers affirmed availability of Joost and others. Onslow and St Mary’s posted wins as small-town scores and names dominated the night.
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Belle Plaine
Lahn
Wiehbolt
Cleveland
Stosselball
Hank Greenberg
Cleveland Indians
al Kager
Indians
ST. Mary's
Selphin
Kean
Wlenanes
Mary's
Iby Semedy
Tribe
Ray Boone
Dale Mitchell
Jim Hegan
Eddie Joost
Elmo Vaio
Joe Astroth
J Greenberg
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Joost
Valo
Intians
Ehlers
Inost
Phil Rizzuto
A’s
Hank
Ashenfelter Wins 1952 Sullivan Memorial Trophy
Horace Ashenfelter was named the 1952 Sullivan Memorial Trophy winner by the Amateur Athletic Union. The FBI man and Olympic steeplechase champion earned the honor for outstanding performance and sportsmanship, beating challengers including Maj. Sammy Lee and Staff Sgt. Mal Whitfield.
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New York
Horace Ashenfelter
FBI
Sullivan
Amateur Athletic Union
Ashentelter
Russia
Vladimir Kasantsev
Maj
Sammy Lee
Pasadena
Calif
Helsink
Mal Whitfield
Columbus
Ohis
Central Park 5 in Senior Boys Win
Senior boys basketball league resumes at Cedar Rapids MC with Central Park, Armstrong's and Hamilton Co benefiting in Tuesday play. Scores show Hodges and Novak leading for their teams as the Central Park squad posts a win and others post victories in a compact, action-focused report.
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Central Park
Armstrong's
Hamilton Co
Cedar Rapids
Electric Fae
Centri Ruse
Driscoll
Die Hodges
Novak
Senoss
Turpin Plans Month of Fights For World Title Try
Turpin, aiming for a summer 1953 world middleweight title shot, signs for five bouts in a monthly campaign. He meets Dennis Powell on Jan 19 in Birmingham and faces Duggie Miller in Leicester on Feb 16 in an overweight bout.
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Les Dtn .Ap
Nandy Turepin
Almingst
Dennis Powell
Walsh
Birmingham
Turpin
South Africa
Duggie Miller
Leicester
Cage Results PREP BASKETBALL Summary
Benton County games feature Sarrinon scoring 66 to 48 over Montour in one clash and Garrinon 44 in another. Multiple players and towns appear across counties including Lamont, Stanley, Cascade St Marys and Onslow with various school matchups and scores listed amid a dense, partially garbled recap of prep basketball results.
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Benton County
G—Sarrinon
Montour
B—Garrinon
Buchanan County
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Oran
G—Randalia
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Murenno
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Hoosevelt
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D.M. East
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Leon
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Winterset
Johnston
Colfax
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Clarinds
Creston
B-Garrell
Mansonire
Bancrete
Knoxville
St. Mary's
Coon Rapids
Charter Oal
Crawford Grille
Cotter Fe Tawfordsville
Gutter
Uthrie Center
Stuart So
Guthie Center
Stuart
Prairie City
Mingo
Bo Prairie City
An Mineo
Harcourt
Farnhamville
B—Stranton
Gray
Boutin Isseelen
Holstein
Meriden
Jet
Ainsworth
Bosinsworth
Columaee
DeSales Ossian Luana Twin Bill Results
DeSales of Ossian won the girls game 60 56 while Luana took the boys 62 42. Bob Eiick led the Luana boys with 16 points and Joan Hawkins scored 28 for DeSales girls. Mohs paced Luana with 28, Doerring added 35 for Luana girls. In the SISSEL Benefit game Clarence defeated Tipton 48 39 before about 1000 fans. Doc po ted Clarence with 23 points, 16 in the first half, aiding a late run.
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Desales
Luana
Ossian
Bob Eiick
Joan Hawkins
de Saes
Mohs
Doerring
Sissel
Tipton
Clarence
John Sissel
Doc Paul Ted
Time Out Report Says Injuries Not Serious
The report notes players suffered only minor injuries and are expected to be ready to play Zoot again in two or three weeks. It emphasizes they are not serious, suggesting a cautious initial assessment but quick return.
LSU Triumphs Over St Louis For Sugar Bowl Crown
LSU defeated defending champion St Louis 70 to 67 to capture the Sugar Bowl basketball title as Bob Pettit starred for the victorious Tigers in New Orleans.
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LSU
New Orleans
Bob Pettit
Louisiana State
St. Louis
Spor t Results And College Scores From A Fragmented Card
Pro hockey results appear unclear with rambling notes. College basketball shows Kansas, State, and Duke in semi results, with multiple tourney games commented in a cluttered style. The text records various scores and teams including Kansas 87 and State 93, plus Big Ten and Big Seven references amid scattered venues and holiday tournaments.
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Tiinels Bas di
Kiea
Calin
State
Kansas
Eham
Yates
Manhattan
Ehem- Deracl
Miami
Ohio
Ned
Brigham Young
Wake “Forest
Duke
North Carolina
Princeton
Monttans State
St. Louis
Villanova
Bonaventure
Badgers Hopes May Ride on Jim Haluska
In Pasadena, Wisconsin quarterback Jim Haluska, a 19 year old sophomore, prepares for the Rose Bowl against USC. He has thrown for 1,410 yards and 12 touchdowns this season, completing 56.3 percent, and could lead the attack if the Badgers air it out early. Gust Vorgeitis backs him up with limited action.
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Jim Haluska
Pasadena
Wisconsin
Racine
Wis
Haluska
Hal
Tuska
Becns
Ivy Williamson
Marquette
Haluexa
Southern California
Williamson
Gust Vorgeitis
Iowa Cagers Open Big Ten Play With Four-Game Review
Iowa basketball reports a five wins in eight games start and a .329 team field goal percentage. Deacon Davis leads with 144 points, 18.0 average, after a 30-point game against Wisconsin. Buckles, Thompson, and Jarnigan contribute steady scoring as O’Connor notes improved shooting and balanced scoring across the lineup. Mississippi Southern faces College of Pacific in the Sun Bowl in El Paso with an anticipated 15,000 capacity crowd.
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University of Iowa
Michigan State
East Lansing
Hawkeyes
Deacon
Davis
Iowa
Wisconsin
Bucky O'Connor
Herb Thompson
Ken Buckles
Chuck Jarnigan
Buckles
Thompson
EL Paso
Mississippi Southern
College of Pacific
NCAA Tournament Dates Set for 1962 Championship
The NCAA committee proposed 1962 sites and dates with regionals at Kansas State in Manhattan, NC State, DePaul in Chicago, and Oregon State, all on March 13 14, and finals March 17 18 at Municipal Auditorium in Kansas City. The plan expands to 22 or 23 teams with 14 automatic champions and 8 or 9 at large bids, pending convention approval in Washington January 8 10.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association Basketball Tournament Committee
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Kan
North Carolina State College
DePaul ‘Lnniversity
Chicago Stadium
Oregon State College
Municipal Auditorium
Association
Washington
Indians name Eddie Stumpf to key front office post
The Cleveland Indians report Eddie Stumpf has been named vice-president and general manager of the Indianapolis Indians in the American Association. The Gator Bowl game will be broadcast on KCRG 1600 New Year’s Day at 12 45 pm.
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Cleveland Indians
Eddie Stumpf
Indianapolis Indians
KCRG-1600
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