Browns Defend Football Crown Against Rams
Los Angeles hosts the defending champion Cleveland Browns as they gamble to repeat the title, aiming to defeat the Rams in a nationally televised Memorial Coliseum showdown. Otto Graham leads the Browns against a Rams squad that last beat Cleveland in 1951 before a 28 second late rally secured the Rams victory. Weather and NBC telecast details accompany the anticipated 1 p.m. PST kickoff with an expected large crowd.
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5-7 Cager Setting Hot Scoring Pace
New York based NCAA service reports Quinnipiac star Fiorinda Viera leads small college scoring with 34. Points per game over five games. Gramb ling standout Lay and Santa Barbara’s Puone also show high scoring pace in early season stats.
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San Francisco Dons Extend 33rd Straight Win to Face LaSalle
The San Francisco Dons, ranked No 1, beat Loyola New Orleans 61 43 extending their home winning streak to 33 and set up a Madison Square Garden clash with LaSalle in the ECAC second game. The Holiday Festival slate includes Holy Cross vs Syracuse and UCLA vs St John’s.
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Sunday Radio Log Broadcast Schedule Entries
Radio log lists church programs and religious services by time from morning devotion to evening music. Includes Baptist, Nazarene, First Church of Christ Scientist, Methodist, Mennonite, and other denominations with news and special segments like World and Local News and Christmas music.
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North Gridders Plot Defense
MIAMI. North players focused on defensive patterns to blunt the South’s likely passing attack ahead of the Shrint allestar grime game on December 20. Bernie Crimmins Art Lewis praised the team spirit while Pat Bisceglia of Notre Dame noted southern stars would be challenged. Wally Butts said the South pll stars were in a slump but predicted better timing tomorrow.
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New Castle Edges Ford City In Tight League Clash
In a 66-61 win New Castle defeated Ford City as Fredonia topped West Middlesex 54-51 and Mercer beat New Wilmington 64-45 in late season high school basketball action.
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Castoffs Help Ky Wesleyan To Good Record
Owensboro Kentucky Wesleyan College shows a strong basketball run aided by transfers from other schools. With eight straight wins they prepare for their tournament opener, led by standout Mason Cope and The castoff players Puckett and Gipe averaging 16 and 17 points respectively. The team lists victories over Tennessee Texas Christian Center Hardin Gibbons Berea New Mexico New Mexico A M and Midwestern as they host a tough lineup in the upcoming matchups.
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Grid Mentor At Virginia Resigns
Ned McDonald announced his departure as football coach at the University of Virginia, nearly three weeks into the search for his successor. He remains on the payroll as the program begins the transition.
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University to pick new coach after McDoulad resignation
The university athletic council received applications for the head coaching job and interviewed multiple candidates. A single recommendation is expected within weeks as McDoulad's three year contract ends March 1 next year.
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Ryff Narrowly Beats Vasquez in Tepid Victory
Frankie Ryff, 23, defeated Baby Vasquez by unanimous decision in a 10 round lightweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Ryff admitted the fight lacked crowd-pleasing action and blamed Vasquez for slowing him, noting a cut above his eye. Judges scored 1-1, 6-4, and 5-2-2 in Ryff’s favor.
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Ruff Triumph in Garden Bout Despite Nerves
In a bout watched by up to 1500 spectators, Ruff won 7-2-1 on stride while the defeated boxer's manager George Parnassus offered an alibi blaming his first appearance in the Garden for freezing up.
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Negro foursome drops golf plans in Atlanta
Dr. H. M. Holmes, 71, said at his home that he and three other Negro golfers have postponed indefinitely their plans to play on the Bobby Jones course in Atlanta. He did not give a reason. The foursome was the same group turned away four years ago in a decision that sparked a lengthy controversy.
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