Second Week Highlights In Local League Play
Jim Sats 13 points leads the second week as BC high schools post mixed results across the league. Me Hulinss and Dave Paxory top scorers for the KC quintet in a 44 to 82 loss, while Laymen and Plettinay pace winning teams with double figure totals. Several close contests and high scorers mark the night, with McMillan and Vieray sharing high honors at 15 and 4 respectively in one game, and Ovriz guiding the Bruins to a 28 to 22 victory over the Churchmen.
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Alrtime Dins
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Murray
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Hanes Tey
Valla
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Hal Dan Ovriz
Bruins
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John Cinkyress
McMillin Leaves Lions in Turmoil Amid Coaching Shakeup
Detroit Lions general manager and coach McMillin resigns under fire, hinting interest in other offers. Barker of Chicago Cardina seems poised to become head coach while Parker shifts to field director roles. Washington Reds top circles weigh rehire of mentor Ball amid uncertainty and staff clues.
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Vivals
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India University
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Chicao Cardinia
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Veterans lead Pasadena Rose Parade honors
Tourna ment of Roses officials said they will follow General Dwight D. Eisenhower's guidance and name a retained Korea combat veteran as grand marshal for the annual Rose Parade in Pasadena.
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No Joke Bums Top NL In Fielding
The article highlights No Joke Bums leading the National League in fielding percentage and double plays. Key players Hodges and Robinson set records with 159 double plays and a 96 percent era at first base and center, while Tony Cuccinello held the second-base mark with 128. Outfield leader Willy Mays? Weseroof led with 990 chances and 13 errors across 10 games. Carl Hubbell tops assists with 18.
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Sucar Fivusan
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Lof Wames
Unee
Wille Jones
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Marty ” Marion
Cardinals
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Aamede
Willy Weseroof
Pittsburph
Ui Laverane
Sir Gardin
Braves
Rickie Ashburn
Phillies
Slychiasavs
Carl Huville
Brooklyn
Rankie Sam Jobson
Cravath to Quit USC Under Pressure
Los Angeles reports that Cravath, USC head football coach, will resign within days under pressure from powerful groups and a dismal 2–8–1 season. Officials meet last night to set terms, with two years of contract buyout estimated at 13 500 dollars per year.
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Eles Daily News
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Los Angeles Times
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Trojan Club
Umaine
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Minnesota seeks football coach as Bruhn or War-math top prospects
In Minneapolis the search for a Minnesota football coach continues. Milt Bruhn, ex Gopher star, plans to confer with athletic director Ike Armstrong about the post though not an applicant. Army line coach Murray Warmath, interviewed, says he has not applied but the university reportedly offered him the job. Warmath declined further comment pending discussions with his current employers.
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Bernie Bierman
University of Minnesota
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Gopher
University of Wisconsin
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Domorrow
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Ike Armstrong
Ivy Willanson
Wisconsin
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Alwwspapers
East West Li'l Schools Get a Chance
UNITED Press previews a West vs East matchup highlighting rising players from smaller colleges. Notables include Rowland from McMurry and White, top national runner and versatile defender, with other prospects from Calvary A and M and Iowa State. Names like Ler Kilne, Dale Dodrill, Jim Boran, Bill Werks, and Kyle Rote appear as junior college to major program targets.
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Notre Dime
Don Staiesifor
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Everett Crambling
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Bernie Lentonick
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Valley Cagers Beat Sportsmen in Open League
The Valleys overcame a 10 to 0 start by the Young Sportsmen to win 52 to di in the San Leandro Open league. Bob Liebe sparked a comeback with timely scoring while Bob Giebke tightened defense and the Valleys pulled ahead by halftime.
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Kentucky Rated Best Again Hoosiers Jump to 5th Place
Kentucky repeats as the top rated team in the United Pro basketball ratings amid a season highlight win over Kansas 68 to 59. The Wildcats secure 28 first place votes and 550 points, with NC State and Bradler among the leaders behind them. Kansas drops from fourth to tenth after the loss.
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Leo H. Peterson
United Press
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Texas U. Faces Tennessee in Callan Bowl Defense
Texas University prepares for a defensive battle against Tennessee in the Callan Bowl on New Year’s Day. Coach Tair Cherry notes a low scoring contest and praises Tennessee’s strong line and defense. He outlines Texas’ plan to rely on a balanced attack and a tough line led by all American guard Buel McFadin as he nears retirement after the game.
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Rankings Show Busy Polls Across National College Teams
United Press releases list top 10 teams with votes for Kentucky Bradley and Indiana among leaders. Nebraska, Oklahoma A&M, Missouri, Kansas, UCLA, Notre Dame, Villanova, Wyoming, Duke and others receive varying points, reflecting broad early-season assessments.
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Coast Basketball Bears Fall In Tight NCAA Style Thriller
Disjointed game report shows Coast Basketball Bears losing 83 to 36 as Dow Johnson of Ava leads Cal style attacks against a struggling opponent. Stanford tabbed a 83 to 67 win over Baylor while other college teams posted mixed results in a frenzied San Francisco scene with multiple records and standout scorers.
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Sooner Guard Threatens Cats in Bowl Context
Oklahoma's guard Mayer Coveh Bub Wilkinsen headlines a high scoring bowl preview as Mayes anchors the passing game. The unit faces a stout LSU defense with 210 pound Mayes poised for impact and a history of productive plays. Coaches note a two‑way, multi‑talented lineups and a confident aim to keep pace despite injuries. Oklahoma’s offense showcases a range of receivers and a strong air game led by Babe Papilla while the defense emphasizes pressure and disciplined tackling. The team has faced a gauntlet of opponents and seeks a decisive showing to build momentum for the postseason.
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