Holiday Cage Climax Thrills Nation in Basketball Turmoil
Major college basketball action fills the holiday schedule with semi finals in the Big Seven, Southwest, and Dixie Classic, plus opening games in All-College, Sugar Bowl, Gator Bowl, and other tournaments. Kansas State, North Carolina State, and Notre Dame rank high while Old rivals clash and standout players push scoring records in Raleigh, Oklahoma City, Dallas, and New York.
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St. Louis
St. Bonaventure
Louisiana State
Vilanova
Raleigh
N. C
Holy Cross
North Carolina
North Carolina State
Princeton
Wake Forest
Pennsylvania
Duke Brigham Young
Oklahoma Aggies
Tao
Oklahoma City
Western Kentucky
Idaho
Tulsa
Wyoming
Bowling Green
Oklahoma A
M. Penn State
Jacksonville
Fla
Georgia-Georgia
Florida-Georgia Tech
Dallas
Arkansas
Southern Methodist
Rice
Baylor
Kansas State
Yale
Kansas
Missouri
Kansas City
Oklahoma
DePaul
la Salle
Madison Square Garden
Manhattan
Miami
Ohio
Utah State
Illinois
Ohio State
Seton Hall
Iowa
Wall Dukes
Notre Dame
Joe Bertrand
Butler
UCLA
Grepais State
Michigan State
Ki Stackhouse
Big Ten
Northwestern
Johnny O'Brien
Beattle University
St. Joseph's
Nate de Long
River Falls
Wis
Midwest
Terre Haute
Ind
Enid
Ojelo
Invitation
Sunshine Air Portales
N. M
Memphis
Mulloy Brown Move Up in Net Tourney Finals
In New Orleans at the 16th Sugar Bowl tennis event Mulloy, top seed, and Tom Brown Jr second seed advanced to the finals. Mulloy defeated Noel Brown 8-3, Brown beat Bernard Bartron 8-3 and 8-1. Doubles saw Noel Brown and Bob Perry edge Vincent Disle fana and Dave Brown 3-6 8-4 6-4. Schwartz and Balbieri fell to Soules and Bartzen 7-5 3-6 3-6.
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New. Orleans
Jin
Gardnar Mulloy
Tom Brown Jr
Mulloy
Noel Brown
Los Angeles
Calif
Bel
Brown
Bernard Bartron
San Angélo
Taxez
Mulley
Dave Brown
New Orleans
Grant Golden
Chicago
Bartzen
New York
Tony Vincent
Tom Town
Bob Perry
Vincent Dislefana
Sidney Schwartz
Fort Lee
Way
Ricardo Balbieri
Chile
Soules
Slaughter A Cardinals Hall Of Fame Hope In 1953
Enos Slaughter, veteran St. Louis slugger, at 37, eyes another strong season after batting .309 in 140 games with 101 runs in 1952. Manager Stanky praises him as the NL Luke Appling of the league as Slaughter fuels the Cardinals offense and solid defense. Slaughter’s World Series appearances include 1942 and 1946, with a pivotal dash in the 1946 clincher lifting St. Louis to its sixth title.
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Jack Cuddy
New York
St. Louis Cardinals
Enos
Slaughter
Eddie Stanky
Stanky
Sittghter
Luke
Tony Roxbury
N.C
Army Air Force
Tielde
Pepper Martin
Enoscan Equinus
Luke Appling
Shortstop Appling
Chicago White Sox
Appling
Memophis Chicks
Southern Association
Shreveport
New York Yankees
Boston Hed Sox
Harry Walker
St. Louis H
Virus Outbreak Hits Sugar Bowl Elevens
A virus outbreak and injuries hit Mississippi and Georgia Tech camps in New Orleans as they prepare for the Sugar Bowl next Thursday. Mississippi reported 14 players affected at Biloxi but the case is not seen as severe. several backfield men are among the stricken. Athletic Director Tad Smith says none of the players are in serious condition.
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New Orleans
Mississippi
Georgia Tech
University of Mississippi
Biloxi
Miss
Tad Smith
AAA Issues Safety Rules To Reduce Race Track Dangers
Indianapolis leaders announce 1953 as safer year with new safety mandates for all AAA tracks. Measures include cannon lights guard rails and smoother surfaces after 1948 to 1952 crashes that killed seven drivers like Bill Schindler Johnny McDowell and Mauri Rose. Shaw says competition has grown sharp and riskier but notes speedway could become safest on the AAA circuit with improved controls.
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Indianapolis
Ind
American Automobile Association
Bill Schindler
Johnny McDowell
Acing
Maid Wilburhaw
Indianas Motor Speedway
Shaw
Harther
Tony Betten Naugen
Mauri Rose
Ralph Hepburn
Rose
Hepburn
Speedway City
Speedway
Stake a Day Anita Slate Rabbit Fry and Santa Anita Racing Card
A cleaned rabbit in salt and vinegar water is fried in lard, then simmered in a bravy. Santa Anita race card highlights include five $26,000 features and the $25,000 Ban Pasqual handicap, plus the San Vicente and Malibu Sequel stakes with 13 and 15 finalists respectively.
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Santa Ynez
King Ranch
Calumet Farm
Don Rebelde
Simunsez
Trusting
Santa Anita
O Brien Sets Sugar Bowl Shot Put Mark at Midwinter Meet
USC star Parry O'Brien shattered the Sugar Bowl shot put record with a 56 ft 4.5 in effort at the Midwinter Sports Association meet in New Orleans. Olympic runner up Darren Hooper reached 54 ft, while other events saw Walter Davis clear 6 ft 8 in high jump and John Barnes of Occidental win the 680 yd run in 1:54 despite flu. George Joyce of Georgetown trailed in the final stretch.
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New Orleans
Parry O'Brien
USC
Jack Davis
Bob Richards
Cy Eenna
John Barnes
Occidental
Barnes
Carl Joyce
Georgetown
Davis Cup and California Stakes Highlight Weekend Racing
Coiner led in the Davis Cup style report then won the one mile handicap in 1 38 4 5 under Merlin Voltke. De Anga with Ralph Neyes won the mile and a sixteenth in 1 45 1 5 with payoffs of 14 60 8 00 4 30. Alfred Vanderbilt’s First Glance captured the Las Fiore handicap at 2 20. In Australia, Sedgman and McGregor won opening tennis matches as the U S trail 0 2 in the Avis Cup. Doubles slated for tomorrow with final singles Wednesday. United States must sweep to reclaim the cup.
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Agua Caliente
Mex
Merryman
Book Circle
Atomic Speed
de Anga
Ralph Neyes
Alfred Vanderbilt
Reigh
Adelaide
Australia
Frank Seedgman
Ken McGregor
Brillant Ingles
America
Vic Selxas
Tony Trabert
United States
Sedgman
Seixas
McGregor
Trabert
Miami racehorse heads to winter campaign
Dialeah MIAMI reports that the 1952 champion three year old and Tur Digest choice for horse of the year arrived from Berlin Maryland for a winter campaign including the $50,000 McClellan and $100,000 Widener races.
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Miami
Chamion
Tur
Digest
Hirleal
Berlin
Wildlife Week Set For March 15 Through 21 1993
The National Wildlife Federation announces National Wildlife Week from March 15 to 21 in 1993. The observance will highlight wildlife conservation efforts and public education nationwide.
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Washington, D.C
National Wildlife Federation
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