Dukes Stand Alone With Perfect Record In 1952
Duquesne’s Iron Dukes remain the nation's only major undefeated college basketball team after a decisive win over previously unbeaten Pepper Betton. The victory highlighted strong shooting near 50 percent and a halftime 33 24 lead.
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Kentucky Tops US Ranking Amid Streak and Upset Push
Kentucky remains the No 1 team in the AP poll for the fourth straight week as the Wildcats extend their winning streak to 15 games and improve to 20 2 after routing Mississippi State 110 66. Kansas State stays second with 14 first place votes and 737 points while Duquesne rises to third.
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Navy Neptunes to Attempt North Pole Landing from Whidbey
A ski equipped Navy Neptune patrol plane from Whidbey Island Naval Air Station departs to attempt the first landing on the North Pole as part of Operation Ski Jump I. The mission carries 19 military and civilian researchers from Point Barrow Alaska to test Arctic ice island feasibility discovered by the Air Force.
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Wallace Faces Former Coach As Tar Heels Meet Mountaineers
UNC forward Jack Wallace from Elkin West Virginia played against his former high school coach Red Brown who led the Elkin team when Wallace was in prep school.
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UNC Swimmers Tie Two Bowman Gray Pool Marks
UNC swimmers at Bowman Gray pool set two records amid strong intersectional competition. The marks rank among the toughest to beat, highlighting a high level of rivalry and performance.
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Morris Offer Is Rejected in Clean Up Drive
Newbold Morris offered Peterson the position of general counsel for the federal clean up program but Peterson declined, citing the Chicago Crime Commission's view that he must remain in Chicago. Dan Garza, ex-Yank, co captained the 1949 Oregon Cotton Bowl team with Brad Ecklund.
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Yanks
Tag Team Match Set For Greensboro Sports Arena
Wrestling card announced for Greensboro Sports Arena features a 8:30 p.m. start with Knoxville facing Earl y Wampler in the opener and Chris from Buffalo versus Walter Strole in the semi final. fans told to expect a full night of action.
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Bison Wrestlers Defeat Salisbury 29 to 11
High Point's wrestling team improved to 3 0 1 on the season by defeating Salisbury 29 11. Key results include Grubb pinning Miller at 1 31 of the second and Butler defeating Ernheart 102 at 138 pounds. Regular matches featured McKee beating Ransel 7 2 and Miller pinning Colbert 141 first.
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Boxers Clash Across Cities Highlight Bout Night
Fights last night featured Charles Humez winning on points in Paris over Norman Hayes in Boston Norman See knocked out Ramos in New York and Tony Pellone outpointed Jackie OBrien in Meriden. Bobby Lloyd beat Williams in New Orleans while Mann edged Archie in Trenton and Larry Watson defeated Bascomb in Chicago.
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Duke State Tilt Sparks Key ACC Standings Shuffle
Duke faces NC State on Raleigh floor as the Tar Heels and Gamecocks also seek road wins to improve league records. Richmond’s Spiders were routed by West Virginia as the Mountaineers and Cavaliers vie for seeding while William and Mary beat Washington and Lee lifting the Tribe to 7 5 in conference play.
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College Cage Scores and Baseball Notes
Cage scores from UNITED PRESS list wins for Temple, Drexel Tech, Duquesne and others with scores like Temple 88 Drexel Tech 68 and Alabama 88 Tennessee 15. The summary notes Bob Lemon of the Indians pitched 244 hits and 119 runs allowed, leading the American League in those categories.
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Panthers Rally To Top Elon In Tight Pool Victory
Billy Hicks sparked the Panthers with a pivot to lead scoring while Datis and Sueta added offense. Bobby Davidson limited Elon forward Ben Kendall to 12 points as Don Haithcox poured in 22 points, fueling the visiting surge and stressing Elon’s defense.
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Income Tax Primer part ten by Mullens explains deductions
The article outlines deductions to claim on Form 1045 for casualty losses and medical costs, noting changes under the new law for dependents over 65 and limits based on adjusted gross income. It covers deduction rules for travel, alimony, earning expenses, and specifies items not deductible such as losses from personal property and dependents.
Government Gets Surprise in Nev. Tax Evasion Trial
In Carson City Nevada government surprise arose as Elmer Bones Remmer faced trial for evading 160000 in income taxes. The defense claimed error and offered a verbal bill alleging 4635 in overpaid taxes.
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