Hunting Weather Boosts Ducks Amid Flooded Grounds
Weather kept hunting grounds flooded across the Sacramento valley with high water hindering access yet possibly improving later season conditions. Hunters reported bagging ducks and geese at Colusa Sutter and Grizzly Island areas while foul weather kept others cautious. San Lorenzo's hoop squad showed tough defense but weak scoring as coach Tony Winn prepares for ACAL play, and hunter safety certificates have reached over 30,000 youths since 1953 amid ongoing debates on proficiency testing.
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Barajas Edges Benson In Slim Split Decision
Barajas from Tijuana won a 10 round nontelevised main event by split decision over Joey Benson of Columbus at the Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles. Barajas rallied in the 10th round after Benson floored him in round two, Benson had scored the only knockdown and Barajas extended his win streak to five while Benson dropped to two straight losses.
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Cage Scores From United Press Roundup
Basketball results from multiple regions include Colorado A&M 68 over Southern California 50. Dartmouth 50 at Colorado? The listing also notes Connecticut 90 over New York University 71. Manhattan 71 over George Washington 63. and Quantico Marines 100 over Mt. St Mary 71 in the Quantico tournament. Wabash 66 beat Iowa 62 in the championship with Akron 95 and LeMoyne 94 over Georgia Teachers 90 in consolation. Miami 73 over Bradley 30. Tulane 1? over Washington State 52. Wake Forest 6? and Brigham Young 80 in the Midwest Ohio State 94 over Washington Seattle 73. Indiana 82 over Drake 79. Southwest SMU BS over Wichita 67.
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North Captains Named For North South Shrine Game
Notre Dame guard Pat Bis eegha and West Virginia quarterback Freddy Wyant were named co captains of the North team for the North South Shrine football game at the Orange Bowl Monday night. Navy quarterback Georges Welsh and Missouri end Harold Burnine are co captains for the South squad.
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Mangrum to Enter $32,500 Los Angeles Open
Lloyd Mangrum, winner of the Los Angeles Open in 1949, 1951 and 1958, will compete in this year’s $32,500 Los Angeles Open after a rib injury recovery. He resumes competitive play and plans to join the January 5 to 9 event, marking a return to form.
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Small Guards Highlight College Scoring? Forte Sets Record
The piece surveys guard talents across major programs. Forte led Columbia in scoring as a sophomore with 559 points, averaging 22.4 and earning All-Ivy honors while shooting 40 percent and 84 percent from the line. Other notable players include Rolles, Capua, Tebbs, Bauer, and Freeman, all under 6 feet tall with varied scoring prowess.
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Otto Graham Named Pro Football's Player of the Year
Otto Graham, 34, of the Cleveland Browns, was chosen as Pro Football's Player of the Year in the United Press poll. He led the league in scoring with 349 points, helped Cleveland to a division title, and completed 98 of 185 passes for 1,721 yards and 15 touchdowns.
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Rams Rest Up for Big Championship Showdown
Los Angeles Rams take a day off to prepare for Monday's NFL title game against the Cleveland Browns while guard Leon McLaughlin faces possible play suspension due to quarantine. Bobby Cross steps in practice as Sid Gillman weighs roster health ahead of the Christmas day rest and brief workouts.
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Fight Results Spartabung Henry Z vs O'Brien and Izzard Albright
In San Francisco Henry Z 8 outpoints John O'Brien in bantamweight title bout. In Cincinnati Izzard outpoints Bob Albright, with both bouts reported from Boston and Hollywood venues.
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Five Auburn Seniors to Start Third Gator Bowl
Auburn and Vanderbilt meet in the 11th annual Gator Bowl in Jacksonville as five Auburn seniors, including two backs and three linemen, prepare to make their third straight bowl appearance. The group has helped Auburn build a strong bowl legacy entering the December 31 game.
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Old Auburn Plainsmen 1952 season and Gator Bowl link
Auburn's 1952 season record shows eight wins two losses with three Gator Bowl appearances. Fullback Sue Childress stands out for 134-yard rushing performance and two touchdowns in the prior bowl, while back Fob James scored four times this season. Seniors DAgostino Brackett Scarborough anchor the line. QB Millard Howell Tubbs improved as a passer.
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Ryff Faces Vasquez In TV Lightweight Bout Tonight
New York based Frankie Ryff risks his lightweight status against Mexican 135 pound king Baby Vasquez in a 10 round TV bout at Madison Square Garden. Vasquez carries a 13 bout unbeaten streak as odds makers post a 4 to 1 chance for Ryff. The telecast is KRON channel 4 in the Bay Area at 7 PM.
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Ex Star Rucker Urges Return to Spitball
Former Dodgers pitcher Nap Rucker, now 71, urges MLB to legalize the spitball to curb batters. He recalls teaching Casey Stengel how to hit the pitch and argues pitchers lose leverage as balls are made livelier. Rucker, once a coach and water commissioner in Roswell, cites era changes and hits back at modern batters.
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Pheasant Prank Goes Awry in Des Moines
In Des Moines Henry B. Jerome planned a pheasant joke on a hunting friend who had not bagged a bird this year. He tied a live pheasant to a stake on the friend's property but the bird flew away with its stake and string before the friend realized the prank.
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