Rice Wisconsin Battle Promises High Scoring Clash
Madison hosts a week headline NCAA telecast pitting Rice against Wisconsin in a marquee matchup. Star backs Dickey Moegle and Ameche loom for Rice and Wisconsin as Ivy Williamson readies an aggressive line to counter. Coaches Nee and Bruhn push fast moving fronts and multidimensional backfields.
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Madison
Wis
Rice
Wisconsin
Owls
Houston
Badgers
Alan
Amedia
Dickey Moagle
Ameche
Michigan State
Shel Fleet Moegle
Ivy Williamson
Moegie
Carnell
NLY
Jess Nee
Southwest Conference
Owl
Fron
Layton Goleman
Kenny Paul
Alabama
Joesle
Gor
Don Kellogg
Atohlexy Proctor
Pinky” Nesbit
Amecha
Mosely
Dhe
Morris Stone
Jack Threckmorton
Ard Mac Taylor
International News Service
MSC
Milt Bruhn
Badgerine
Alpine County Tops List for Deer Hunters
Alpine County leads deer hunting by early season totals as 100000+ hunters flock to the Sierra region. The 1954 deer take reached 2986 by four opening days, below last year, with coastal season boosting statewide totals. Wardens note good animal condition, but several accidents occurred amid high hunter activity.
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Sacramento
Alpine
Sierras
Department of Fish and Game
Department Games
Mediac
Butte
el Dorado
Humboldt
L Plun Shasta
Iski
Hich
Catero Stops Maiorana in Ocean Park Return Fight
In Ocean Park California Jose Luis Catero 126 of Juareu KO d Tony Maiorana 12344 Youngstown in a scheduled six round main event last night. A near capacity crowd of 2000 watched as professional boxing returned to the arena after nearly two years.
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Ocean Park
Calif
Iih
Jose
Luis Catero
Juareu
Tony Maiorana
Youngstown
Ocean Park Arena
Puerto Ricans in World Series Game Three
Ruben Gomez, a Puerto Rican native from Arrova, P. R., pitched for the New York Giants in the third game of the World Series as his team extended its pride and hopes in the series. The article notes the House of something approving a resolution and highlights Gomez’s performance.
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San Juan
P. R
House of Bae
Ruben Gomez
Yielyey
New York Giants
Gomez
Arrova
Mikan Becomes General Manager of Minneapolis Lakers
George Mikan, recently retired from play, was named general manager of the Minneapolis Lakers. The former DePaul star, who led the team to six World championships, succeeds Max Winter. A report on coach Kundla Kuna was denied after a meeting, and Mikan disclosed ownership of a sizable stock interest in the club.
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Minneapolis
George Mikan
Minneapolis Lakers
Mikan
DePaul University
Lakers
Max Winter
John Kuna
Kundla
Midway Area Bowling News Report
Midway bowling scene items list results and standings from multiple leagues. Key figures include Ray Cobb, Chris Richard, and leading bowlers such as Lon Correa and Ernie Kalima, with team matchups and scores noted across Block Jewelers, Pacitic and Eddie's Barber standings.
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Midway
Chris Richarld
Bhoen Wedrewoud
Block Jewelers
Bove
Lestie Salt
Gordon
Pacitic
Eddie’s
Barber
Hayward Ford
Jewelers
Tories
Ehcem
Wedgewood Tram
Lon Correa
Ernie Kaliema
Ray Miller
Leon ¢ Cari Marks
Mel. Ch Krueger
Sci
Tohnsay
Raton
Leown
Mel Carroll
Albers MH Ey
Meat Legion
Vp. Tenn
Wah Turk Club
FM Ball
Dios St
Ron McLettan
Harry Badstein
Gus Budelle
Dudley Vass
Bert Kunde
Bob Fremdean
Russians Dump Arsenal Whip London 5-0 in Moscow
The Dinamos blanked Arsenal of London 5-0 in an international soccer match in Moscow. An estimated 90 000 spectators watched the game aboard a sunlit noon.
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Moscow
Dynamos
Arsenal Club
London
Rumors of Indian sale may be bad omen for baseball
The Daily Review discusses rumors that the Cleveland Indians may change hands for the fourth time in eight years. It argues such trading reflects big business pressures, not fan loyalty, and notes concerns about ownership stability, tax considerations, and the sport’s identity.
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Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
New York
INS
Dan Topping
del Webb
Yankee Stadium
Congress
Justice Department
Cleveland
Clark Griffith
Washington
Horace Stoneham
Were York Giants
Grace
Chuck Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia
Mack
Tain
Dodgers May Offer Black 2nd Chance Final Says Ted
Brooklyn pitcher Joe Black who helped the 1952 Dodgers pennant team practiced in the minor leagues to gain “another chance” and has been told to rejoin the Dodgers in spring training at Vero Beach. Dodger officials say his Montreal International League record gives reason to believe he has regained confidence. Ted Williams says he is officially through with baseball after the World Series loss and plans to pursue business and fishing, joining Sam Snead in a fishing venture.
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Dodgers
Ted
Brooklyn PF
Joe Black
Brooklyn Dodgers
Renouah
Torlas
Shande
Vero Beach
Fla
Montreal
Dodger
Fresco Thompson
Miami
Boston Red Sox
Ted Williams
Williams
Maine
Cleveland
Sam Snead
Merchants Fete Rhodes Off to the Pasture
Dusty Rhodes of Lexington forms the World Champion mold as merchants fete him before his retirement to Montgomery. The event recognizes the baseball hero once from Matthews and celebrates his 20,000 added Woodward stakes bid in New York.
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Montgomery
Ala
Dusty Rhodes
Lexington
New York
Foeak
Merchants
Matthews
Braves star Conley blasts 1955 offer as ridiculous
Gene Conley, bound for the Boston Celtics, blasts the Milwaukee Braves 1955 contract offer as ridiculous and says he won’t sign until his price is met. He notes the gap between his value and the team’s figures after a 14-9 season and a strong 1954 record, while questioning management’s motives and predicting a big-league rise for Milwaukee.
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Conley
Braves
Boston, Ily
Milwaukee Braves
Gene Conley
Ceoee Fl.a
Mme
Boston Celtics
Jan
Conney
John Quinn
Milwaukee
Dion
Quinn
Ecord
Muskogee
Oklo
Richland
Wis
Washington State College
Fortford
Horse Ties Record, Wins Eighth in Row
Scott Frost tied a world record by winning his eighth straight two year old stake, clocking two minutes flat in the Cimarron Ranch stake at Lexington. Tomorrow the three year old trotters compete for the Kentucky Futurity title, while Allan Hanover’s two year old filly stake record also stood at two minutes. Castleton Farm led yearling auction sales with 53 head for 177100 dollars, average 3220. Town Favori and Dean Worthy drew high prices for Boy colt registrations.
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Lexington
Scott Frost
Arran Ranch
Ting
Prince i
Victory
Sol’ Carp
Shafter
Calif
Allan Hanover
Columbia Hanover
Hanover
Castleton Farm
Frank Ervin
Aiken
8.C
Town Favori J
Dean Worthy
Y Boy
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Area Bowling News
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Ray Cobb
Village Bowl
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Stonktowser
Stubby Stubbinis
Ron Rebello
Earl Payne
Dick Foster
Agi Igh
Stubby Stubbins
High
Grant Finch
Gaim Graich
Tom
Ae Motors
the Daily Review
By John. Barrington
Rhodes
A. Profession
Hayward Drug CO
By Joe Phelan
Motor Movies
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Lucerne
Wwe
Redwood Rd
Castro Valley Blvd
Borden
Vea
Columbia
Lamb
Boz
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Hills Bros
Crusiflower
Bell Peppers
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