SEC Cage Teams Hit Road for Holiday Dates
SEC basketball squads scale back pre-Christmas play with no conference games until after the holidays. Kentucky visits Madison Square Garden and meets St John’s while Tennessee faces Long Island University. Tulane tours the Midwest, LSU and Florida travel stateside, and Auburn, Georgia, Alabama rest until after Christmas. Kentucky’s title bid faces Tennessee, LSU, Alabama, Georgia Tech and Tulane with Duquesne noted as a past foe.
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College hoops notes signal strong Atom AA Conference play
The article highlights returning players boosting the league’s strength, including LSU’s Frank Brian with 47 points in two games and Kentucky’s Ralph Beard with 89 points in seven games. It notes Wildcats’ depth with at least 15 players seeing action and mentions early inference games and team performances.
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Subsidy Problem Faces Southwest Conference
Dallas AP report notes a conference faculty committee addressing athlete subsidies as out of control and proposes curbing alumni gifts through coaches and athletic directors. A representative will attend the NACAA meeting in New York.
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Banquet Tomorrow Showcases Army Navy Classic Film
The Wiregrass dramatizes the Army Navy classic by screening a color film with sound at The Fagle for the first annual Sportsmanship Award banquet. Navy coach Comdr. Magruder G. Tuttle and Chick Hosch of the Associated Press will speak, with Elba Tigers and GW House honored for sportsmanship.
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Attempt To Fix Pro Football Playoff Bribery Case Unfolds
New York police uncovered an alleged bribery plot aimed at fixing a NFL title game between the Giants and Bears. Alvin J. Paris, a 28 year old novelty firm official, offered $32,500 to each Giants player Frank Filehock and Merle Hapes and wagered $1,000 on the Bears for each player. Bears won 24-14. Hapes sidelined by league action. Paris bailed at $25,000 with Dec 23 hearing.
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Upsets Plentiful In Early Cage Tilts As Favorites Fall
New York AP notes early college basketball upsets as pre season favorites like Notre Dame Oklahoma A. M. De Paul Kansas Temple Michigan and St. Joan's of Brooklyn lose while Seton Hall St Joseph's City College Texas LSU Santa Clara and Bradley Tech show potential. Kentucky Illinois NYU WVU Syracuse Ohio State and others remain undefeated. Notable upset include Notre Dame by Wisconsin 54 49 in OT Vermont over Yale and Kansas State beating Oklahoma and Arkansas. Kentucky maintains win streak with seven wins. Lake Superior depth noted at 1300 feet in some pieces.
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Captain Announces U. S. Davis Cup Team
MELBOURNE AP Walter Pate non playing captain named Jack Kramer Ted Schroeder Frank Parker and Gardnar Mulloy to represent the United States in the Davis Cup matches against Australia Christmas week Sir Norman Brooks president of the Australian Lawn Tennis Association named John Foraman Adrian Quist Dinny Pails and Colin Low on the Australian squad which will defend the cup.
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Australian Lawn Tennis Association
John Foraman
Adrian Quist
Dinny
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Roman Pure Food Law Prohibits Lustreless Fish Sales
A historic Roman law bans selling any fish that has lost its lustre, aiming to ensure freshness and quality in markets. The regulation reflects early concerns with food standards and consumer trust in ancient commerce.
United Press reliability praised in news report
The article compares the precision in watchmaking to United Press journalism. It notes the vast, highly trained army of writers stationed around the world, emphasizing experience and competence in producing reliable news.
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