Warriors Coach Happy Over Johnston Fast Rise
Philadelphia coach Eddie Gottlieb, owner of the Warriors, shows optimism despite a 12 game skid. Chillicothe native Neil Johnston climbs to NBA scoring pace, averaging about 22 points in 22 games, after converting from a failed pitching path with the Phillies farm system.
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Saxton blows out Raul Perez in first round at MSG
Johnny Saxton, an unbeaten Brook-lyn welterweight, knocked out Raul Perez of Matanzas Cuba in 2 17 of the first round at Madison Square Garden. Perez crumpled from a body barrage and was counted out by Referee Petey Scalzo as Perez was carried to the dressing room. Saxton’s 34th straight pro win kept his perfect record intact.
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Livio Minelli
Lester Felton
Thas
Wide Spread High School and College Basketball Scores
A jumbled list of basketball results featuring scores from St Albans, Montgomery, Ansted, Clay, Mason City, Charleston Reda, Richmond, Huntington, Fairmont, Morgantown, Parkersburg, Weirton, Bethany, Concord, and many others. The tally includes both Negro and white teams, college divisions, and several regional matchups with varied results and some unclear entries.
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West Alexander
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Wikeelthy Blessed Martin
Negre
Midway Triumphs Over DuPont In Four-Year Clash
Midway High School defeated DuPont 30 to 20 in a junior high basketball game yesterday. Gene O Hara coached the Midway five, leading 14 to 8 at halftime as Hunter scored 12 and Moore 6. Larry Irvin led DuPont with 16 points. Cedar Grove also edged Chelyan 24 to 27 at Cedar Grove with Ernie Coe and Paul Smith each totaling five points.
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Cedar Grove
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Ernie Coe
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Chelvan
Garnet Opens With 76 74 Victory Over Alumni
Garnet High School edged the Alumni 76 to 74 in a high scoring opener. Watterly led Garnet with 27 points, Magby added 15, and Curley Amerson scored 24 for the Alumni. The fourth quarter saw Alumni rally but Garnet held on for the win.
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Counties Play Terps Tonight
Maryland prepares for West Virginia in College Park tonight with eight lettermen returning from a team that beat the Mountaineers 89 86. Red Holmes Mack Isner Moe Moore, Willie Bergines, Jim Sattile, Eddie Becker, Gene Shue and Don Moran lead the Terps in a deliberate style seeking a 20 point Becker game while Holmes Sattile Isner Bergines and Moran pace the offense against WVU.
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Don Moran
Morris Levin
Ronnie Brooks
George Manis
Eight Fights Tonight At Armory In Amateur Cards
Leather leads a large evening card at the American Legion Armory as 18 boxers battle in a program that previews the Gazette Golden Gloves. John Martin of Nitro faces Dick Smith of Marmet in a featured bout, while Paul Carr of St. Albans meets Whip Lewis of Gallipolis. Other matchups include Duffield vs Barnett Crider vs Burns Ward vs White Wark vs Cline Roberts vs Elkins and Allen vs Smith offering fast, spirited action from start to finish.
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Walker Back in Lion Lineup
DETROIT December 12 Doak Walker returns to the Detroit Lions starting backfield for the final 1952 NFL game against the Dallas Texans. Walker, SMU star and 225 point scorer, has been sidelined by a leg injury but is slated to start at left halfback amid an uncertain race for first place in the NFL National Conference. The Lions, favored heavily, must also await results from a Rams vs Steelers West Coast game to resolve the standings. Walker’s return follows Jug Girard’s knee setback, with Doak’s performance hoped to spark a late push. The game may draw a small crowd and will not be telecast locally.
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Big 7 Coaches Seek Bowl Plan
Two Big Seven coaches, Don Faurot of Missouri and J W Sikes of Kansas, propose a post season bowl tieup with another conference similar to the Big Ten Pacific Coast pairing. Sikes predicts a two year plan linking the Big Seven with the Southwest Conference in the Cotton Bowl at Dallas, possibly forcing all bowls to align with conferences. Faurot would consider such an arrangement if invited, but gave no conference name.
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Seth and Whitesville Teams to Be Banqueted
Seth High School and Whitesville Junior High football squads and cheerleaders will be honored at a banquet in Seth on Saturday night at 7 30 p m. The Whitesville Business Men's Assoc Oliver Shurtleff and Whitesville Mayor Ralph Hottle will speak. Public welcome at St.30 ner plate.
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Truman regrets Locke's decision to quit as envoy
President Truman accepted with sincere regret the resignation of Edwin A. Locke Jr. as special ambassador to the Middle East. Locke returned from Beirut after criticizing U S aid policy and the Point Four Program, claiming policy disagreement and readiness to resume private life. The State Department cited differences but said they were ironed out and Locke would return to Beirut before his Jan. 5 departure.
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Holt Camp cites fraud in Logan recount
Logan Dec 12 special Aj Yecount for defeated Republican gubernatorial candidate Rush D Holt said many irregularities were found in Logan County. Lucille Todd Huntington lawyer for Holt said information will be turned over to Holt. Recount held in 20 of Logan's 98 precincts. Holt trailed William Marland. Todd noted challenges to a ballot taken from polling place and at least 20 mismatched ballots and poll slips.
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United Nations to extend Balkans commission amid Soviet objections
The 14 member Peace Observation Commission voted to continue the Balkans inquiry despite protests from Soviet Delegate Valerian Zorin who accused the panel of masking American aims. The Balkan subcommission includes the United States, Colombia, France, Pakistan and Sweden to monitor incidents along the border of Greece and nearby Communist states.
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Expert Tells Church Role In Preventing Delinquency
Louise Meyer of Washington DC told a Seventh day Adventist youth leaders institute that regular attendance at Sabbath and Sunday school from infancy is a key delinquency preventer. She blamed churches for failing to make religion attractive to children and warned against worshiping shallow heroes. She will conclude the three day institute with a morning talk on integrating psychology and biblical instruction for child guidance.
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Man Arrested After Shooting Wife Over TV Show
Tarzana police arrested 22 year old John Paul Ames on December 12 for firing two shots when his wife reportedly refused to let him watch a movie. No one was injured.
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John Paul Amescua
Amieggua
Child Tips Laundry Store Blaze Destroys Four Houses
A child tipping an A rack of drying clothes caused a fire that destroyed a laundry store and four adjacent houses in the Draper Addition. The store owner George Seplacha lived above the shop in the building once tied to the Draper Mining Co. The blaze endangered several structures before firefighters controlled it. Seplacha and four families lost much of their belongings.
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Produce prices and demand across markets
AP reports mixed commodity activity with Apples and Potatoes showing varied gains and dull demand. Butter and eggs firm. poultry supply large, turkeys steady. New York and Chicago markets record modest price movements across dairy, grains, and fats.
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Livestock and market data from Pittsburgh and Chicago
AP reports livestock prices and salable cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep with steady to unchanged quotes. Also included are Dow Jones averages, stock indices, and bond market summaries reflecting activity in New York, Denver, and major exchanges.
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