Bradley Again Seems to Have Good Team
Bradley University remains a strong NCAA contender as Gene Melchiorre fuels a 88-73 win over Purdue. Melchiorre scores 22, core to Bradley’s fifth victory, with Anderson leading the offense in a quiet night for most top title contenders. Other results include Cornell over Buckner 63-47 and SMU over Centenary 79-52.
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Townsend Was Workhorse in College Football
New York reports White, Arizona State Tempe great, led college football with 1,502 rushing yards across ten games earning a 100 yard edge over Nebraska star Bobby Reynolds. He joined Fred Beene as one of two players over 1,500 yards in history, with Tempe facing weaker schedule noted.
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Sports Roundup on Haley Chandler and Commissioner rumors
The column ponders Haley Chandler's ouster impact on baseball governance and previews a bitter commissioner debate with names like Ford Frick and Curly Byrd floated. It also notes Dixie college signings, Pennsylvanian players in bowls, and assorted amateur sports quirks from hockey to golf and basketball.
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Owners Seek New Baseball Commissioner Czar
Major league club owners formed a four man screening committee to find Chandler’s successor as commissioner. The group, with two from each league, will report next February and may raise the salary from 75 000 to 85 000. They prefer a universally respected non baseball figure over candidates like Ford Frick or Warren Giles.
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All Stars and Heroes Meet at Army-Navy Hospital Show
All stars from football and baseball gathered at the Army-Navy hospital for battle casualties in Korea to share experiences and discuss common ground. Notables included Lon Warnke George Kell George Earnshaw Clyde Scott and Olis Douglas with Milan Creighton hosting.
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Baseball executive faces non renewal after offer to resign
The baseball figure Chandler held his job to the end, rejecting a $100,000 resignation offer at Tuesday's session. He would have earned $65,000 annually for 16 more months, while owners voted Monday night not to renew his contract which expires May 1, 1952.
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Giants Trade Recalled Stars in 1948 Braves Deal
A historical recap notes the 1948 Giants trading Willard Marshall Buddy Kerr Sid Gordon and Sam Webb to the Braves for Ed Die Stanky and Alvin Dark. It mentions Howie Odell becoming Yale head coach five years ago and a 1936 or 1937 Rose Bowl ticket surge.
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Porks to Try Aggies Again Tonight
Fayetteville shows Arkansas Razorbacks boast scoring balance led by Bob Ambler with 42 points in four games and 10.5 per game. Billy Hester adds 10 a game, while Walker Kearns Sack Hess D L Miller Norm Price and Gene Lambert contribute. Coach Presley Askew may pair Hester with Ambler at guard and forward respectively to improve rebounding against Oklahoma A and M in a rematch after a close loss.
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College Basketball Scores Roundup From Various Parks
The AP reports scattered college basketball results including Bradley 84 Pardue 73, Hamline 82 Utah State GA, Detroit 62 Michigan Normal 54, Bowling Green 74 versus Arkansas Gy State D1, Saint Wesleyah 64 versus McPherson Kas 37, Warrensburg Moi Teachers 68 Missouri Valley 54, Baker Baldwin Kas 74 Rockhurst Mo 3, Pittsburgh Kas State 60 Indiana State 36, Texas Tech 62 Washington St. Louis 48, Me Methodist 79 Centenary 2, Louisiana Tech 40, Southeastern Oklahoma 80, Arkansas Tech 43 Northeastern State Oklahoma, New Mexico 75 Texas Western 65.
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400 Die of TB Each Week in London Is Report
Medical experts said Britain loses four hundred people weekly to tuberculosis before they have had a chance of life. They accuse the Health Ministry of complacency and call the tuberculosis committee report by the British Medical Association a national scandal.
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