Ted Williams Leads Bosox Past Yankees in Sarasota Tilt
The Boston Red Sox beat the New York Yankees 7 6 in 12 innings at Sarasota. Ted Williams drove in four runs and scored the tying run with a 12th inning double. The game marked Boston’s third straight win and New York’s first loss this spring.
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Oregon Nebraska to open home-and-home gridiron slate
Nebraska Athletic Director George Patsy Clark announced Tuesday that Oregon will meet Nebraska in Eugene on September 27 1952 to inaugurate a home-and-home football series.
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Mikan Honored as NBA Player of the Year
New York Neen Mikan of the Minneapolis Lakers was chosen the outstanding pro player of the year by the Metropolitan Basketball Writers Association.
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Kansas State protests after NCAA selection snub
Kansas State fans and students protested the NCAA district play off berth decision despite the Wildcats’ strong 1949–50 record. Coach Jack Garner discussed the matter with NCAA Tournament Chairman Arthur Lonborg in Chicago while President Milton S. Eisenhower criticized the selection method and urged a playoff or random draw for future Big Seven teams.
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Nebraska Coach Discusses NCAA Playoff Choice
University of Nebraska coach Harry Good says no protest was filed over Kansas's selection to play Bradley in the NCAA playoff. He argues the defending champion should be favored and notes Nebraska led the Big Eight as co-champions last year and this season.
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Keystone Upsets Iowa Steel In Gold Ball Tourney
Keystone Turners defeated Iowa Steel of Cedar Rapids 69 68 in a four game Gold Ball tourney opener at the Cedar Rapids YMCA. Albers scored 18 for Keystone while Cahn had 21 for Cedar Rapids. Other results: Happy Hour 73 42 over Marion Quick Cleaners. Third Avenue Fruit Market 78 42 over Lou's Recreation. Stanwood 28 27 over Hall's Clothiers. Tournament continues Wednesday with four more games.
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Fairfax Four H Gains by 78-0
Opening round of Linn county 4 H basketball at Mt. Vernon features Fairfax Eager Beavers shutting out Bertram Badgers No. 2 78-0. Bertram Badgers No. 1 lose to Whittier Willing Workers 44-29. Clover Chums beat Linnettes 32-17 in girls game. Fayette Farmerettes topple Wapsiettes 32-19. Putnam Pals top Clinton Rough Riders 30-16. Squad Creek Warriors defeat College Cowboys 21-11. Delaware county results include Buck Creek over Adams 69-25 and Oneida Delaware over Earlville in class A. class B South Fork over Adams 22-9. Bremer Colony over Buck Creek 34-47. Pimps over Oneida Delaware 10-6. Follow Boys State Basketball Tournament with Bob Brooks on KCRG-1600.
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Olinger Signs With Davenport Quads
Bernard Olinger, a right handed pitcher from Strawberry Point, signed with the Davenport Quadds after time in the Cleveland Indians farm system. He played for Burling ton and Union City in 1946, going nine wins and seven losses, age 22, as five other players joined Davenport in the deal. The Quadds begin spring training March 30 at Union City, Tenn.
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Teachers edge Cornell in best dual meet in 17 years
Cedar Falls Iowa Teachers wrestling coach Dave McCuskey hailed his team's defeat of Cornell as one of the best dual meets in his 17 years as head coach. Both teams were unbeaten entering the clash and McCuskey expressed hope for similar sharpness in nationals.
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Mikan Heads All Star Team for Pro League
George Mikan of the Minneapolis Lakers was named to the NBA all star team, with Alex Groza Bob Davies Max Zaslofsky and Jim Pollard also selected. A stray ballot omitted Mikan from the unanimous vote. In league play Anderson beat Sheboygan 98 86 Monday night.
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Wilson McKinley substate game recap by Bob Brooks
Bob Brooks reports on the Wilson McKinley substate game broadcast on 1600 KCRG Tuesday night at 8 45. The segment covers key plays, standout performers, and final score details from the matchup.
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