Rebels Open Christmas Break With Hopeful Varsity Bid
San Lorenzo Rebels complete six practice games at .500 and prep for Alameda County Athletic League play starting Jan. 6. Coach Tony Winn highlights Tom Gilcrest and Dave Duncan as key scorers, with Weber Massie and Lewis as mainstays. Team shows raw talent but lacks experience, relying on fundamentals and young guards to push for starting roles.
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Lodi Defeats Hayward 45 to 33 in Practice Duel
Lodi staged a disciplined win over Hayward 45 to 33 as Sampson led scoring with 26 points amid a crowd of substitutions. Hayward struggled with a sparse lineup and the Lodi floor, playing in the auditorium, contributed to the tight score and sixth loss in Hayward’s practice slate.
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Lions Favored in Pro Playoff Showdown at Briggs Stadium
Detroit Lions hold a slight edge as one point favorites ahead of a pivotal playoff clash with the Los Angeles Rams. The teams split their season series, with Detroit boasting stronger defense while Los Angeles aims to extend a win streak. A Lombardi-era title context frames the matchup as both clubs seek a third straight championship appearance.
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Hill Says He Is Showing Some Improvement
News reports from Tulsa Austin and Pasadena describe college football practice notes. Hill reports progress on an injured hip amid defensive drills as Oklahoma Tulsa Texas and Purdue teams prepare for bowls and Christmas break.
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Doby Tops AL Slugging. Mantle Close Second in 1952
New York’s Mickey Mantle finished a close second to Cleveland’s Larry Doby as the American League’s top slugger for 1952. Doby posted a .541 slugging percentage while Mantle logged a .630 batting mark. Both players led in other power stats but set club strikeout records, with Doby and Mantle each fanning 100 plus times. The piece notes RBI leaders and other minor-league records from that season.
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Sam Mele
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Washington
Browns
Tribe Swaps Rozek To A's for Hooper
General Manager Hank Greenberg moved to reform the Cleveland Indians by trading pitcher Dick Rozek to the Philadelphia Athletics for Bob Hooper. Rozek had three seasons with Cleveland, recording one win and several losses, while Hooper, a right handed hurler, had pitched for the Athletics since 1949 with a 35 win total.
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Burke Files Entry For L A Open Golf Tournament
Los Angeles in Jackie Burke Jr of Houston Texas winner of the 1982 Vardon trophy filed an entry blank for the Los Angeles Open Golf Tournament scheduled for July 25 at Oliviera Country Club. Burke won the Vardon trophy and has 21 003 dollars in prize money. Other entrants include Lloyd Matiarum Cary Middlecott Don Ford Tim Ferrier and Marty Murray.
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Tim Ferrier
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Globetrotters to play 14 game Northern California tour
The Harlem Globetrotters announced a 14 game Bay Area and Northern California schedule starting January 30. Cities listed include Reno Sacramento Stockton San Francisco Richmond Oakland Salinas and others, with dates jumbled in the record. Owner Abe Saperstein organized the tour with games across several venues.
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reversal of boxing decision shocks New York boxing
New York State Athletic Commission reversed last night's 10 round bout decision between Billy Graham and Joe Giardello at Madison Square Garden, awarding Graham a one point win after a 20 minute review. The move, first in New York history, followed critique of referee Agnello's scoring. Simultaneously at the Cow Palace in San Francisco, a slick floor forced postponement of two college games while cleanup crews attempted to restore the surface for later matches.
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Trabert Wins In Cup Prelims For U S Davis Cup
In Sydney an injury‑torn Davis Cup prelims day saw veteran Tal Meda Trabert defeat Italy's Gardini after a four set duel. The U S team built a 4‑0 record with Richardson and Trabert contributing, setting up a clash with Australia in Adelaide on December 29.
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SF State Triumphs Over Los Angeles State 86 51
San Francisco's SF State led by forward Chuck Miller with 23 points defeated Los Angeles State 86 to 51 in a decisive win. Miller topped scoring as SF State built a strong first half and maintained the lead through the second.
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College basketball scores across the South and West
A torrent of midseason results lists numerous college games with mixed outcomes. Notable scores include Connecticut newcombe ares, Notre Dame and Kansas meetings, UCLA blanking St. Marys, and Washington State posting 47 while Colorado Mines and Trinity Virginia posted high totals. The page shows wide variety of conferences and teams with varying win totals and margin sizes.
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Francis Pushes 50 PPG In Big 102-62 Victory
Francis of Little Rio Grande College erupted for 76 points as Rio Grande crushed Lees College 102-62 in Jackson Kentucky lifting his season average to over 50 points per game. He earlier scored 72 against California State Carbers College and is pursuing the 85 point single game mark set by Paul Arizin.
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Dark Horses Oppose Surprises in Miami Beach
Leonard and Fletcher, a Canadian pair in dark jerseys, defeated Willie Klein and Al Borseh 2 1 in today’s feature match of the Miami Beach Four-Ball Golf Tournament. Three other foursomes enter this morning’s round as survivors move to the afternoon fourth round.
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COP Loses Again to Fresno State in Overtime
Fresno State edged College of the Pacific 1 in overtime as Pred Bartells sank three field goals and two free throws. The game stayed close through regulation with COP leading at halftime and tied late, final score 43-44 at regulation before the extra period.
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Surf City Five Defeat Huskies 61 to 45 in Santa Cruz
Santa Cruz high's Cardinals, led by 6'4" center George Montgomery with 15 points, defeated Washington high 61 to 45. Huskies struggled early with nine first quarter points but improved in the second half, outscoring Santa Cruz in the final period as Al Olk added nine points.
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UCLA Beats Michigan State In Tight East Lansing Tilt
UCLA defeated Michigan State 60-55 in an early season doubleheader at East Lansing. Notre Dame hoped to rebound from a loss as Kansas State crushed Notre Dame 80-64, while other top teams faced off in a busy schedule including Illinois, Washington, Oklahoma, and North Carolina State among ranked opponents.
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