Hunting and college football wrap up season notes
Incomplete reports on small game hunting after the November 11 season opening show hunters fewer in number than last year but higher success. Squirrels and pheasants hunting was strong. final bag tallies due after December 27. Notre Dame stunned USC 5 0 while Michigan State, Georgia Tech hold perfect records. Navy beat Army 7 0. Alabama, Tennessee, Mississippi win firm bowl bids. Dick Kaamer of Princeton tops season among notable players. Five Penn State seniors drawn into post season games.
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Michigan State and Georgia Tech Class of Grid Teams
By Associated Press New York Except for the big bowl games two months from today college football has written finish the 1952 campaign. The Spartans and Engineers led the season with 24 straight and 25 game win streaks respectively. Georgia Tech faces Mississippi in the Sugar Bowl on January 1 while Ole Miss remains undefeated. The year highlighted strong defenses from California and Southern California, and Texas Christian’s ups and downs reshaped conference races. Maryland and Notre Dame also stood out with multiple noteworthy performances and shifts in postseason expectations.
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Hockey scores from the Eastern and National Leagues
Eastern League Washington edged New Haven 2 1. National League Boston defeated Montreal 3 1 and Detroit 4 Toronto 1 Chicago 1 New York 1 tied. American League Hershey beat Buffalo 3 2. Pittsburgh 6 Providence 2. St Louis 3 Syracuse 2.
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Browns And Lions Vie For NFL Playoff Meeting
NEW YORK Cleveland Browns lead the American Conference, with two games left, after a 24 4 victory over Washington. Detroit Lions share the National Conference lead with the Rams as tough schedules loom. Gar
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Syracuse Defeats Boston In Narrow 78-66 Victory
Syracuse rolls to a 78 to 66 win over Boston as the game features steady scoring and strong defense. Port Wayne edges Baltimore 100 to 98 after overtime. Rochester tops Milwaukee 91 to 88 while Minneapolis falls to Philadelphia 91 to 66.
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Baseball Men Gather for Winter Meetings
Phoenix hosts the winter meetings as Jackie Robinson accuses the Yankees of prejudice and Leo Durocher contemplates quitting. Durocher vows to stay as New York Giants manager for Horace Stoneham, while minors prep for talks on pay, waivers, drafts, and night baseball through Thursday.
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Hornets stay in hunt in hockey pennant race
The Pittsburgh Hornets recovered from a rough start and now ride a five game unbeaten streak, winning six two over the Providence Reds to stay one point behind the Hershey Bears. Rookie William Marshall sparked the late surge, finishing the second period with five goals in the burst.
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NCAA Plans TV Program For 1953 Campaign
NEW YORK The National Collegiate Athletic Association TV committee works on a long range policy for 1953 and beyond. The group aims to share restricted game revenue among member schools, with pro rated payments similar to the Rose Bowl arrangement.
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Baltimore Eyes NFC Return and 1953 Franchise Plans
Baltimore officials claim the defunct Colts will return to the National Football League. Attorney William MacMillan says a formal announcement is forthcoming this week likely Wednesday, with terms under negotiation. Bell notes the Dallas Texans’ relocation concerns have been discussed, but details remain to be resolved as the league considers a Baltimore franchise.
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Bowl Hat Plays In Conference Split Details
A fragmented report notes conference members receive one item each while team deals with bowl related shares. Receipts indicate twenty one chunks allocated among groups, with unclear names or places confirmed in the readable text.
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Pro Standings and Week in American Conference News
Standings show Cleveland leading with 73 points, New York and Philadelphia trailing. Sunday's results include New York beating Cleveland while Washington and Chicago also posted scores. next Sunday’s schedule lists matchups across multiple cities including Chicago Dallas and Pittsburgh at San Francisco. Wilt wins the national senior cross country title at Buffalo with Fred Wt of NYAC. Delaware Park’s 1952 meeting ends in a deadlock between Orcas White and Pasnie A. Donsal with Buch saddled ti Hine.
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Georgia Tech Tops With 11 Straight Victories
New York AP reports Georgia Tech, riding an 11 game winning streak, moved atop the national ladder with a 28-8 victory over Georgia. Southern California also stayed undefeated after a 9-0 win.
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Al Conway Tops Football Scorers By Revolated Press
New York based Revolated Press notes Al Conway of William Tewell College led the season scoring with 133 points after 22 touchdowns and one extra point. Close behind was Jack Parker of Mississippi State with 420 points from 14 touchdowns and 24 conversions. Conway, a former West Pointer, was noted for his performance following a cribbing scandal.
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