Navy Tops Army For Third Straight Win In Showdown
In Philadelphia Navy throttled Army 70 to 0 marking the Midshipmen’s third straight win. Franco burst 43 yards for the day’s lone score, then added a 14 carry, 144 yard ground performance. Army, reeling from a prior scandal, struggled to mount any sustained drive as Navy dominated from start to finish.
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Peter Pheshient Truan
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Newport
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Amy
John Krohnek
Sophnnore Phil Monshas
Durlingame
Calif
Nes Snyder
Lafayette
Ind
Midshipmen
Allo
Navy Men Die In Tanker Blast In Tokyo Harbor
A mid day explosion aboard the U S Navy tanker Ashtabuls at Sabo Harbor Tokyo killed two sailors and injured others. Fire engulfed the bow as flames and smoke rose over the ship. Navy officials confirmed two deaths and promised full details.
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Basketball Rules Clinic At Gunter Hall Tonight
A basketball rules clinic for players coaches and officials is set for Gunter Hall on the Colorado State campus starting at 7 p.m. The session includes rule interpretation a floor demonstration by the Colorado State basketball team and an ethics exam at 9 90 p.m. The fee is 10 with a 5 59 refund for those who fail the exam.
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Gunter Hall
Colorado State
Natonal
Br. L. C
Pete) Butler
Skyline Final Marks Bank Qn NM-Utag Game
Skyline’s fate in the Skyline Conference hinges on the New Mexico Utah State game in Albuquerque next Saturday. Wyoming ends league play while Utah State, Colorado A and M, and Brigham Young face non conference results in a season wrap.
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Frank Pitman
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Albuquerque
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Amuler
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Ulich Relakins
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C-Aggies
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Teme
Deaths and Funerals for French and Others
Mrs Fannie Grace French of 1484 10th Street dies. Wife of Ewery E French and mother of Flora Baekhuil of Green Leaf, Carel French of Benson Minn, and Dowild French of Minneapolis. Sister of Mrs Reve Lawers of Pocahontas and others. Funeral arrangements with services at Llantrove for Mrs Hollenback and related relatives noted.
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10Th Street
Ewery E. French
Mra
Baekhuil
Greeles
la Salle
Carel French
Benson
Minn
French
Minneapolis
Reve Lawers
Ai Pocahontas
Bollork
Fiurmbridt
Aos Ry Rollock
Toone
Bagih
Idea Fothork
Net Ford
Latey
Richards Mortuary Wlrdror and Family Notices
Fragmentary obituary notes mention Cole Richards and Lisa Wise with unclear details. Readable text references a mortuary and personal notices, but specific dates or relationships are not provided.
Sports radio and TV income near 2 billion in ’52
The Radio Television Manufacturers Association said total income for college and professional sports would reach 31.7 billion this year, a record, as discussions about TV’s role in attendance and policy for 1968 surface. The report urged research and sales promotion to boost box office while noting rising national popularity of televised games.
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Aperts
J.B. Hiliott
RCA Vietor
Te Proup
Indlenton Gate
Dothall
College
Dolkers
Che Repent
Racine
West Wens
Byene Wits
Gomedelons
Easter Tops Denver Trapshoot With 50x50
Easter competition results show a dominant score of 50x50 in Denver trapshooting. Details are fragmentary but indicate strong performances from participants, including regional shooters from Canada and the United States.
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Denver
Canada
United States
Colorado Buffs Rout Aggies 61 to 0 in Snowy Polson Field Clash
Colorado beat Colorado A&M 61 0 in a dominant home finale as a 12 395 crowd watched on a snow packed Polson Field. The Buffaloes finished 1982 with 17 wins and two ties after a powerful display of blocking and three late touchdowns.
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Browns Lions Stand Chance For Title Fray
NEW YORK The Cleveland Browns and Detroit Lions eye an NFL title clash as Cleveland, one game up with two to play, can seal the American Conference by beating the Chicago Cardinals. Detroit’s schedule looks softer as the Lions chase the leaders in a tense race with the National Conference front runners.
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Dallas
Chicago Hears
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Dangerang Piltaburgh
Three Die in Massachusetts Apartment Fire
Three children perished in a West Springfield apartment fire that destroyed a four unit building. Virginia Guild, 5, her sister Janet, 13, and Mary Jane Balakaris died in or near the blaze. Police said one body was found in a corner, another in a bedroom, and firefighters rescued several other occupants.
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Tayly
Virginia Guild
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Mary Jane Balakaris
Virginia
Mary Jane
Danel
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CMT
Vighines
Fragmented OCR tale of a wrestling event and dates
Fragmented text describes a wrestling match and scattered names, places, and times. It mentions Antelope and Mont and a venue in Alabama with unclear events and participants. The garbled OCR yields no coherent outcome or concrete details.
Jeneh Gets In Gane emmeven I Wigh Svknnl event na hetch dn they final momnents
The text is garbled and unreadable. No clear names, places, dates, or actions could be determined to form a coherent summary.
Basketball Schedule Across This Week
Tuesday games include Fort Lupton at College Hage Ault at Pierce Platteville at Milliken Gul at Briggedale Wednesday features Pierve Junior High at Nuno Thursday hosts Gilcvest Tourney with College Migk ve Platesite Friday Gilcvest Tourney Flowls iexia at Fort Lupton Gill at Kersey Galeton at Keenesburg Saturday sees Censer at Colorado State South Denver at Greeley Lennett at Fort Lupton and dubnatown at Milliken.
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Lennett
Dubnatown
NCAA Plans Restricted TV Again For 1953 season
New York report says the NCAA television committee will draft a restricted TV plan for 1953 and look ahead to broader use. Asa Bushnell notes the panel studies a long range policy to address preasure problems as subscription TV expands. He warns a school could reap large rewards per appearance if checks aren’t in place, amid Notre Dame and Pennsylvania protests.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
Television Committee
Bushnell
Buslnell
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Pennsylvania
Tueen
Seixas Wins in Aussie Tourney
Seixas defeats Don Candy in a Victorian tennis championship round two clash at Hooyang courts. After leading 2-0 in the third set, Candy won five straight games before Seixas recovered to claim the fourth set and set up a Tuesday quarterfinal with Ken Hoxewall.
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Calif
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San
Winnie Judd Kept Under Guard After Latest Escapade
Phoenix authorities keep Winnie Ruth Judd under constant guard in the state hospital. Dr. M. M. Conway says a sanity hearing will proceed without medical opposition while ward staff ensure she cannot escape. If found sane, she faces recommittal to the state prison to begin a likely term.
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Conway
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Aso Ian Imaate
Tiis Hospital
French Backed Saar Government Confirmed Amid Protests
The article reports a government in the Saar region backed by France, with participation levels cited. It notes the governing Christian People's Party led by Premier Johannen Hoffmann and reports about 6 percent and 27 percent figures linked to voter turnout or support, amid ongoing opposition protests and political maneuvering.
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Lee
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Christian People's Party
Johannen Hoffman
Volers Raat
Hlank Halinis
Proder Mast
Robinson and Durocher clash over Yankees prejudice claim
Jackie Robinson accuses the New York Yankees of prejudice against Negro players while Leo Durocher contemplates quitting for films. Giants manager Durocher denies the charge and vows to stay with the team as winter meetings unfold amid minor league draft plans and realignment talk.
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Phoenly
Amg
Jackie Robinson
Teo Thirochur
Baseball Falls
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Brillant
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Firat Order of
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Bretahole
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Morace Stonehan
Stoneham
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Turkey
Leo Tu
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Robinson
Georges Weiss
Rolinson
Weiss
Wwe
Notre Dame Upset Tops Final Big Grid Day
Notre Dame, ranked No. 7, used its punt patrol to crack Southern California’s defense and upset the No. 2 team in a day filled with late-game twists. Army halted Navy near the goal line as Mississippi and Georgia Tech won pivotal contests, while Oklahoma, UCLA, and Tennessee also clinched conference or bowl implications amid wintry conditions.
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Élu Tech
Ole Mise
Jao
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Don Shannon
Jimmy Beare
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Kaia
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Phil. Monahan
Warkhorse
Fred Franco
Mississippi
Pete Maugrum
Mississippi State
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Red Drew
Floyd Schwariawelder
Syracuse
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Tennessee
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Camal
Oklahoma
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Aggies
Hil Bredde
UCLA
Alec
Georgia Tech
Koglioers
Houston
Detroit
Penn
Utah
Travel across NHL rosters shows season’s diverse moves
Nine players have played for three teams and two skaters have appeared with four of the six NHL clubs. Gaye Stewart played for Toronto Chicago and Detroit before joining the New York Rangers. Jimmy Peters played for Montreal Boston and Detroit before moving to Chicago. George Gee is the only player in the league to return for a second stint with Chicago after starting with the Hawks then Detroit.
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Detroit
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Jimmy Peters
Montreal
Boston
Tetrait
Chicaga Black Hawks
George Gee
Hawks
Chicaxa
New Mexican President Takes Over at Mexico City
Miguel Atman becomes Mexico's first Latino president, sworn in to a six year term amid a gathering of about 2000, including 800 foreign diplomats, at the Fine Arts Palace. Aleman and Rutz Guriles are noted as rivals, with Aleman credited for rapid economic changes and Cortines praised for conservative, methodical governance.USE THE TRIBUNE WANT ADS.
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Mandy
Atolto Holz Cortines
Rauvle Cortines
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Tribune
Special communication of Occidental Lodge No 20ALF & ALM
A special communication is set for 1 40 P M Tuesday December 2 1952 to confer Masonic burial on William E Hollenbeck late member White River Lodge No 181 South Dakota At 3 30 P M the lodge will confer Masonic burial for Andrew J Harrison late member Alumne Lodge No 4 EB Walda tr w M
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William £. Hollenbeck
White River Lodge No
South Dakota
Andrew J. Harrison
Alumone Lodge
Walda
Tr. W.m
Holy Trinity Beats Cathedral in Parochial Football Final
Holy Trinity of Trinidad defeated Denver Cathedral 80 to 48 in the state parochial championship. Gene Gagnardi and Emile Mansanares sparked the Tigers with multiple touchdowns and key two-way play. Gagnardi scored four of five touchdowns in the second half, boosting his season total to 17, as Holy Trinity closed the season with eight wins and one loss.
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Denver
Gene Gagnardi
Emile Mansanares
Holy Trinity of
Pase
Mansanarra
Tigers
Hunter Gets His Deer Hard Way
SHERIDAN on C. L. Ralloson' of Sheridan got his deer the hard way. While hunting Robinson spotted a buck, but succeeded only in dacing the unormal after firing atx shots. He followed the deer for about 100 yards and then 'ule, dogged It Pinning it to the ground by ie aniere, he was able to get the guck's throat slashed.
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Ule
Ieaniere
Hancock to speak at Brighton football banquet
Coach John W. Hancock of the Colorado State Bears will address the annual Brighton football banquet for the Brighton Junior Chamber of Commerce on Thursday evening.
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John W. Hancock
Colorado State Bears
Ve Brighton Tigi
Brighton Junior Chamber of Comores
U S Army Vet Who Became Woman Seeks Return to U S
A New York Daily News report recounts Christine Jorgensen a Bronx carpenter's son formerly George Jorgensen Jr. returning from Denmark after sex reassignment procedures. The note cites Army service at Fort Dix and an honorable discharge, plus records updated by U S authorities.
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New York Daily News
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