Decatur Seniors and Juniors Seek Fourth Win at Eva
The Decatur Seniors and Juniors travel to Eva for a return engagement after beating Eva, Cotaco, and Florence in the earlier season. Isbell's Seniors aim to rebound after a Friday loss to Cullman while Smith's Juniors seek their fourth win after a defeat by Moulton Heights and a previous win over Flint. Danville visits Friday for a pair of tests, having one loss on the year to Austinville.
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Ridgeway scores 26 as Southern falls to Auburn 87 61
Wayne Ridgeway former Deca tur Red Raider star scored 26 points Saturday night as Birmingham Southern lost to Auburn 87 61. Southern stayed competitive until Auburn pulled ahead before halftime.
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Red Shield To Hold Practice Tonight
The Red Shield Boys Club independent basketball team will hold a practice tonight at the club. Workouts begin at 8 p.m.
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North 11 Shy One As Shrine Classic Nears
The North team for the Christmas night Shrine Classic is complete with 24 players. the South needs one more to reach 25. Purdue coach Stu Holcomb is en route to coach the North, Minnesota’s Wesley Fesler to join, and final North picks include Pete Russo Joe Roth and Joe Gleason. South adds Duke linemen Ray Green and Jim Lawrence. the rosters feature All America talent Donn Moomaw Frank Kush and Jack Scarbath.
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Mahi Shrine Temple
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Purdue
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Minnesota
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Joe Roth
Holy Cross
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Duke
Ray Green
Jim Lawrence
Donn Moomaw
UCLA
Frank Kush
Michigan
Jack Scarbath
Maryland
Oldest Player Reaches National Final In Tennis Rankings
New York report shows Gardnar Mulloy 38 and Maureen Connolly as top ranked players for 1952 by the U S Lawn Tennis Association. The rankings list Vic Seixas No 2 and note Mulloy and Bill Talbert as top doubles pairing.
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San Francisco
Noel Brown
Los Angeles
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Lions Reach Top Three in 12 of 18 Western Division Seasons
In 18 years of Western Division play the Detroit Lions finished in the top three 12 times, highlighting sustained success.
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College Cage Season Builds Momentum Across Nation
Westward La Salle, defending NIT champions, travels from Philadelphia to Arizona and California after a 73-64 OT win over Penn in Dayton. Seton Hall, NC State, LSU, Illinois, Minnesota, Kansas State, Kansas, Rice, Texas, and California all feature in a busy week with key interconference matchups and league-openers shaping early standings.
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North squad adds Big Ten scorer to Senior Bowl backfield
The North roster for the January 3 Senior Bowl includes Chuck Hren Northwestern 195 pound fullback who led the Big Ten with 48 points this season. He joins Indiana tackle Ed Roth and guard Pete Russo. Also added are Bernard Flowers and Billy Bruner from Purdue. The South roster adds Bill Forester from SMU and Ray Graves from Texas A&M.
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Bill
the Bull) Forester
Southern Methodist
Ray Graves
Texas A. & M
Browns Buckle Down For Third Straight NFL Title Game
The Cleveland Browns earned a shot at a third straight NFL championship by edging toward the American Conference title after a 37-34 loss to the New York Giants. The Rams beat the Steelers 28-14 to pull within one game of the Lions, who crushed Dallas 41-6. Norm Van Brocklin starred for Los Angeles. Gordon Saltan clinched league scoring honors with 94 points after San Francisco defeated Green Bay 24-14. Bears beat Cardinals 10-7 with Blanda kicking and Hunsinger scoring.
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Big Ten May Renew Rose Bowl Pact With Coast
Disclosure that the Big Ten will cover at least 10 800 for a free Rose Bowl trip for presidents and officials raises expectations the Big Ten and PCC will renew their three year agreement. A Jan 4 Berkeley meeting could confirm the plan as AP polls suggest a possible 6-4 renewal vote.
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Fanciest Hurlers Will Perform In Blue-Gray Tilt
Montgomery hosts a Blue-Gray game on December 27 featuring top passers from Northern and Southern schools. North rosters include Ted Marchibroda and Lou D Achille, while Dixie lists Ed Moduszewski Hal Ledyard Ray Graves and Dudley Spence. Coaches include Engle Harlow Ingwersen and Howard Warmath George.
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Big Ten Meeting Votes On Rose Bowl Travel Decision
Men voted in a secret session at the winter Big Ten meeting to authorize a free trip. Transcripts will be sent to members this week. Chicago headquarters would not confirm whether Rose Bowl expenses were approved.
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Baffled British Writers Praise Full Scale Grid Game
British sportswriters struggle to explain an American football match at Wembley Stadium where the Eagles beat the Burtonwood Bullets 26 7 in front of about 25000. They applaud the game’s excitement noise and spectacle while noting the unfamiliar action and crowd reactions.
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Burke Wins Miami Open in Sudden Death Playoff
Jack Burke, a 29 year old ex Marine from Houston, Texas, won the $10,000 Miami Open golf tournament in a sudden death playoff over Dick Mayer after finishing 72 holes tied at 273. Burke earned $2,000 for the title and boosted his year’s earnings to $21,003. Doug Ford and Jim Ferrier also contended, with Ford finishing tied for fourth and Ferrier taking third at 274.
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Memphis
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Harrison
N. Y
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San Francisco
LSU and Auburn Hold SEC Pace Early In Basketball
LSU and Auburn sit unbeaten at 4–0 to lead the SEC as the 1950–51 schedule unfolds. Auburn beat Georgia Tech 71–61 in a non conference game, LSU tops Southwestern Memphis, and Florida and Mississippi State also remain undefeated. Upcoming week features multiple conference and non conference clashes across the South.
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Mt Hope Routs Vina 60 27 in Friday Basketball
Mt Hope under coach J. O. Braswell cruised to a 60 27 victory over Vina with Jeffrey scoring 20 points and Gaston 15. The Mt Hope B team won 27 11 behindMt Hope’s Howater with 20 points and supporting baskets from Sibley Reed Whitman and T. Sibley.
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West Limestone Dominates Tanner 85 49 In Victory
West Limestone senior team opened the season with an 85 to 49 win over Tanner on the road. Bailey led with 23 points, Patterson 18, Hughes 12, and Smith 10. On the Tanner side Lewis scored 19. The Wildcats improved to 2 0 with the junior win 60 41 and Smith 20 Green 14 led the winners. LeCroix scored 28 for Tanner. Tuesday the Wildcats host Monrovia.
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