Butts Sees Georgia Prospect Lauren Hargrove Rise
Edwin Poppers Athens Ga reports Georgia coach Wally Butts hypes Lauren Hargrove a 100 pound high school sophomore as Georgia's top running prospect since Frenk Sinkwich Trippe. Hargrove, a Cookeville Tennessee native, dazzled in high school and freshman year with 261 rushing yards, 88-yard kickoff return, and several long carries. Butts notes publicity hampered many talents, yet praises Hargrove as best running prospect seen in Georgia.
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Charter Ripps
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Grove
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Butts
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Traibiazer
Barin
Alabama
Fred Bilyeu
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Lauren
Alabama Defeats Mississippi State as Georgia Tops Auburn
Alabama rolled past Mississippi State 36 to 3, halting a late threat by the Maroons who were held to 12 second-half points. Georgia notched a win over Auburn, keeping their title hopes alive as Auburn dropped to third after a loss to Vanderbilt earlier. Bill Dean led Alabama with 14 points, while Tim Nicholson added 14 in a strong defensive effort. The article also notes the Boy Scout Movement reach and leadership, and Ethiopian rulers claiming descent from King Solomon.
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Congress Final Word on H Bomb Spending Debate
Washington urged open review as Truman keeps Atomic Energy Commission on hydrogen bomb work. Edson notes wartime secrecy gave way to democratic processes with Congress required to authorize funding after open debate. The piece compares US policy to Soviet secrecy and mulls budget impacts amid pressures for national security spending.
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Valley Forge
Denver Upsets Louisville 79 70 Amid Officiating Criticism
Denver defeated Louisville 79 70 in a Rocky Mountain region game as officials drew scorn from Louisville assistant coach John Drome alleging heavy foul calls favored Denver. Dale Toti led Denver with 31 points, building a early lead and maintaining front.
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John Lloyd
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Safe Action Blow Wins For Walcott
In Philadelphia Walcott defeated Harold Johnson in the third round after Johnson staggered from a previous knockdown. Johnson collapsed and was carried from the ring with doctors reporting an injury. Walcott, aged 36, formerly knocked out the elder Johnson in a 1936 bout.
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Phil Johnson
Walcott
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Harold
Pali
Dave Beloit
Presbyterian Hospital
Laborites Prediction Eyed In Tight British Vote
London dispatch reports experts favor Labor to win Parliament though with a narrower margin than five years ago. Polls show Labor ahead by a small percent, Conservatives lagging as the vote distribution next election days may decide control. If results are very close the Liberal party could hold the balance of power.
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Britons weigh Liberal comeback amid campaign finance limits
The 1950 British election landscape shifts with Liberals fielding 400 candidates as Conservatives warn of vote splitting while Labour braces for impact. Parties adapt to a new 623 seat Parliament and campaign expense caps, amid industry debates on nationalization and a cast of political figures from Churchill to Bevin. Scouts wrap a parallel note with the Boy Scouts second national jamboree.
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