McGraw Delivers Key Tackle in Detroit Victory
Lions topple Browns as Noah Walker breaks 67-yard touchdown rush and Pat Harder adds a late field goal. Detroit’s defense clamped down after a tight first half, with Marion Natley and Buddy Parker praising the unit for sealing the win.
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USC and Wisconsin Plan Lineup Changes
Both teams enter final conditioning phases as coaches seek answers to question marks in the backfield and secondary. USC’s Jenn Hill adjusts defensive backs to plug gaps left by an ineligible player, while Wisconsin’s Ivy Williams ponders juggling the backfield and offensive combinations for the New Year bowl tilt.
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Sumner Funeral Home Ault Colorado Notice
Rowenoy down Harrison Pomeroy of Nunn died at his home this morning. Survived by wife Melvina of Nunn, three daughters Ruth Lawless Camp Point Ildius, Josephine Alalhews Boulder, Mrs Jene gieve Shawl Nunn, two hvellers survive. Albert Yucaipa California and Fred Nunn Colorado, one sister Mrs Ray Gould Lompoint Colorado, six grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Arrangements later.
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RM Teams Playing 7 Non-Conference Games This Week
Denver Rocky Mountain Conference basketball team takes leave from league play for seven non conference games this week. Montana State and Idaho State lead with two victories each over winless Colorado Mines. Idaho meets Morciog vide College in Sioux City Tuesday. Friday features Colorado State at Utah Idaho State at South Dakota and Gongaga at Montana State. Saturday has Colorado State at Vian and Montana State vs Govuzaxe at Hutte Mout.
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Bowl Gridders Tapering Drills Ahead of Orange Bowl
Alabama and Syracuse return to practice Monday after a Sunday layoff with no contact planned. Coach Hed brews scrimmage decision mirrors the teams focus on light work as the Orange Bowl nears. Syracuse coach Floyd Schwarze Walder says cooler weather may allow versatile use of players on both sides.
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East's U2 Victory Highlights Shrine Game Records
Illini passer leads East to 21 20 upset of West in the 20th Kaet West clash at Kear Stadium. Tom O'Connell, Illinois, throws 21 completions for 280 yards, earning MVP honors as Mart Dekker Michigan State and Harry Halkoth Georgia set receiving and catching marks. West’s Lon Heinrich and Riley Venitals connect for a 24 yard pass and Shy runs 25 as both sides trade touchdowns. Crowd of 62,000 watches the game broadcast nationwide on Mutual and NBC.
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Texas Coach Fears Vols Passing Game
Texas coach Ad Prike warns that Tennessee may unleash a strong passing attack at the Cotton Bowl. Tennessee last season threw 85 passes in 10 games, completing 38 with 11 touchdowns, a scoring pace well above Texas’ average of 72 yards per game despite a 7 touchdown total from 17 attempts.
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Three Top Skyline Teams Open League Play This Weekend
Three top Skyline Conference teams prepare to start league play this weekend after pre season tournaments. BYU meets Utah State in Logan while Wyoming opens in Oklahoma City against Tulsa. Colorado A and M hosts Adams State as Denver Pioneers face Wyoming in Laramie.
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Michigan Icers Rest Denver Can Lead With Sweep
Michigan Icers rest as Denver can seize the lead by sweeping four frays. The weekend slate highlights wrested matchups with Minnesota and Colorado.
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Danes Mourn Queen Mother Alexandrine Death
Queen Mother Alexandrine of Denmark dies at hospital five days after her birthday. Denmark declares nationwide mourning with radio broadcasts and processions. Details from the state indicate the nation honors the late queen who led through two world wars and affected royal life.
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DeSpittlo Seeks World-Record Riding Mark
MIAMI FL. Un-Apprentice jockey Anthony DeSpittlo returned to Tropical Park Mende with an all time riding record for the meet. He rode three winners at Havana Oriental Park Sunday to raise his yearly total to 381, just shy of a new world mark. He has raced in 48 days with a shot at breaking the 286 win record set 48 years ago. He says he has better than fifty fifty chance to set a new record.
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Week of college cage tourneys opens in New York
Holiday festival at Madison Square Garden features top teams led by No 1 LSU and No 6 North Carolina State as five of the nation’s top 10 enter first round. Oklahoma A and M, Western Kentucky, Villanova, Princeton, and Penn also in action across multiple early tournaments.
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OBrien Sets Shot Record at Sugar Bowl Meet
Parry OBrien of Southern California broke a Sugar Bowl shot put record with a 56 feet 4 1/2 inch effort. Competitor Darren Hooper of Texas A and M was a yard short. Oklahoma and Kansas State dominated the mile relay, with Thane Baker winning the 10 yard dash in 1.68 seconds.
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Vinnie Martinez Aims For Chuck Davey Next Bout
Boxing note from New York reports Vinnie Martinez, hailed as Paterson’s rising star, eyeing a bout with Chuck Davey after a knockout win over Pen Willis at Madison Square Garden. Manager Tex Melty says Martinez seeks a "shunt or two" to secure a major opponent, with Davey as the target.
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Lincoln Gels 32000 In Campaign To Keep Club
A fragmented report shows Lincoln backers mobilizing $32000 to sustain a local club. Independent leaders aim to raise additional funds to operate the enterprise amid uncertain state support and shifting political backing.
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Dixie All Stars Beat Yankees in Blue Gray Game 28 to 7
Dixie All Stars defeated the Yankees 28 to 7 in Montgomery. South led by Ray Graves of Texas A&M and Leroy Labat of Louisiana State blocked and scored as the Blues dominated a crowd of 22,000. Marchibroda led the North with 1813 passing yards, while Graves, Dahat, Carpenter, and Harding added touchdowns or conversions.
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Yale and Kansas State Tops Big Seven Meet
Yale Bulldogs rally to defeat Colorado 92 00 in a late bid for a Giant killing run in the Big Seven tournament. Kansas State routed Oklahoma 69 1 69 as 13 of 16 Wagers contributed. Missouri and Kansas will open play at 1 p.m. Monday with Iowa State vs Nebraska and Oklahoma vs Colorado following.
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Musial Captures National Slugging Title For 1952
Stan Musial of the St Louis Cardinals led the National League in slugging for 1952 with a .579 mark, edging Hank Sauer of Chicago who posted .521. Musial tallied 311 total bases in 678 at bats, the season’s top slugger tally, and it was his sixth slugging crown. Sauer finished with 301 total bases in 467 trips, with Kluszewski, Kiner, and Hordger among the next in line.
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Sedgman Beals Seixas Sharking Adelaide Event Opens
Sedgman Beals and Seixas lead a dramatic start in Adelaide as Antrilia y Mighty Frank Seleman bring fierce competition. The world rated display features explosive serves and dominant rally play with Sedgman at the tip of the effort, while an American captain mentors the team.
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Wide Range College Basketball Scores Across Teams
A chaotic OCR summary lists numerous college games with varied scores including Harvard 48 over Columbia 66 and Fordham 69 over Temple 63. Other results note Cincinnati 6, Utah State 67, Wisconsin 6, and Notre Dame 3, plus several regional showings and high school and professional figures.
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Windsor Triumphs Over Johnstown In Tourney Final
Windsor defeated Johnstown 56 to 43 to win the Johnstown high school Jevita Mona basketball tournament final. La Porte topped Timnath 54 to 48 in the consolation game as Windsor and Johnstown both posted first-round wins Friday night.
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First Singles Debut Highlights Davis Cup in Adelaide
Adelaide witnesses the opening singles as Tess Ager Sedgusn and Ken McGregor dominate. Sedgiuon launches with a 6 2 0 4 6 3 victory over Vic Belaze while McGregor outplays Tony Trabert 11 5 6 4 6 1. The standout match sees Trabert falter after a shaky service, drawing a warm ovation from the crowd as he exits with an ambulance escort. Both Sedgioun and McGregor reportedly plan to turn pro after the banquet, signaling a new era for Australian tennis. Hockey scores also recap National and American League results with New York, Detroit, and Boston posting wins.
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