NCAA TV plan fuels college football 1952 season
The NCAA announced a 1952 television plan to air at least one game on 11 Saturdays from Sept 20 to Nov 29 plus a Thanksgiving game. The plan bans blackouts, allows one appearance per school, and may substitute smaller games for big ones to broaden access and reduce a monopoly. It also cites financial relief for colleges facing rising athletic costs.
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Lincoln Pharmacy
Clem ’N Chets
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Bernacchi’s
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Martin ‘Rafshol
Four Slowpitch Teams Undefeated After Week Three
Four slowpitch clubs remain unbeaten after three weeks in National, American, and Federal leagues. Archer Club and Club Cairo dominate the American bracket, with Tysons leading the National league and Macwhytes guiding the Federal circuit. Individual performances include Archer Club’s 11 to 1 win over Dutton Sheet Metal and Club Cairo’s 26 to 1 rout of Bode Brothers.
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Club Cairo
Macwhytes
Dutton Sheet Metal
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Bode Brothers
Pint
Uptown Tap
Jess’ Tap
Coopers
Dynamatic
Kemen Products
Hilltop Tavern
Bill
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Mazzarelli’s Tavern
Nehlsen
Gene de Nio
Conforti
Joe Kressel
Earl Piehl
Horne Drives In Runs as Uptown Tap Triumphs
Red Horne homered to lead Uptown Tap past Jess Tap in a 1T-hit attack. Bernie Aker hit the only extra base hit, a triple, among nine team safeties. Gene Weise and Red Horne collected three hits each in four at bats.
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Tyson’s
Kemens
Ray Kanios
Alex Schwaiko
Jerry Hoff
Ollie Bonn
Eddie Putrynski
George Pflugrad
Don Lois
Bennie Covelli
Pete Zocchi
Mazzarelli
Nehlsens
Don Thomey
Ernie Pascucci
Lincoln Tavern
Puccis
Arvo Koski
Pete DelConte
Ozzie
Bill
Ed’s
Mid-Way
Lou
Floyd Aiello
Jack Smith
Aiello
Michael's Bar-Lindas
Red” Horne
Uptown Tap
Jess’ Tap
Bernie Aker
Ess
Gene Weise
Horne
Allie Reynolds
Ed Lopat
Yankees
Cleveland
Bob Lemon
Gil McDougald
Gene Woodling
Mickey Mantle
Marrero
Mickey Vernon
Frank Campos
Washington
Ned Garver
Athletics
Gus Zernial
Eddie Joost
Harry Byrd
Phils
Pirates
Wednesday Parochial Softball Schedule Oversees City Play
The city sets Wednesday June 4 games at 4:00 p.m. featuring George St. Mark's B at Lincoln, St. Mark's A vs St. Mary's at Lincoln. Lake Shore Classic in Racine hosts 8:15 Thrifty Mac vs Puntillo the Tailor and 8:15 Jacobsen vs Mac's Zippers at Racine Roosevelt. Kenosha Simmons Field hosts 7:30 Veenstra Lumber vs Nash Kenosha and 8:30 Kingsbury Beer vs John's Jewelry with Tee's Service on a bye. Minor League Columbus 7:30 Washington Road Lumber vs ...
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Lakeview
Thrifty Mac
Puntillo the Tailor
Roosevelt
Jacobsen
Mac's Zippers
Kenosha
Simmons
Veenstra Lumber
Nash Kenosha
Kingsbury Beer
John's Jewelry
Tee's Service
Columbus
Washington Road Lumber
Cardinals Sweep Giants as Stanky Cheers Cardinals Rise
Eddie Stanky led a Cardinal surge in a three game sweep that toppled Sal Maglie and the Giants from first place. Peanuts Lowrey and Sally Hemus drove a key sixth inning. Hal Jeffcoat Hank Sauer and Bill Serena homered for the Dodgers win. Ramsdell starred for the Cubs.
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Cardinals
Giants
Sal Maglie
Tommy Holmes
Braves
Stanky
Maglie
Peanuts Lowrey
Sally Hemus
Davey Williams
Whitey Lockman
Bobby Thompson
Cubs
Dodgers
Willie
Ramsdell
Hal Jeffcoat
Bill Serena
Hank Sauer
Sauer
Kenoshans Win National Title in Embassy Shuffleboard
The Kenoshans won the national long board shuffleboard championship in Saginaw Michigan, defeating Schenectady New York 5 to 4 after a six hour final. The Embassy team earned 750 dollars for first prize as 31 teams from nine states competed, with Wisconsin clubs leading the three day event.
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Ralph’s
Saginaw
Mich
Harvey Thomp
Kenosha
Kenoshans
United States
Schenectady
N. Y
Empire State
Embassy
Harvey Thompson
Bob
Jerry Sinen
Homer Pittman
Hank Subiisky
Merle Morgan
Charles Huck
Ox Yoke
Flint
Jim
Toledo
Glass Hat
Springfield
Ill
Badger
Ralph’s Lounge
Wisconsin
Ball Park
Madison
Monday Night Baseball Scores and Standings
National League results show Chicago 6 Brooklyn 1 and St Louis 5 New York 4 with Boston 4 Cincinnati 1. American Association highlights include Milwaukee 7 Columbus 6 and St Paul 6 Indianapolis 3, plus six other 10 inning and scheduled games.
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Toledo
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Louisville
Wisconsin Badger Baseball names 1953 captain and MVP
Tom Cooper of Madison named captain of the 1953 Wisconsin Badgers baseball team. Harvey Kuenn of Milwaukee selected as this season's most valuable player.
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Tom Cooper
Wisconsin
Badger
Harvey Kuenn
Milwaukee
Parochial Softball and Local League Showdowns
Gus and Bea's lists 8:30 Exton's Movie Knights against American Television Service at Roosevelt 7:30 Duczak Furniture versus Tenuta's Delicatessen. Sterling House meets Blazavier's Body Shop at 8:30. Boys parochial games feature St Casimir Grey versus St Casimir Blue at Washington Bowl and St Mary’s versus St Thomas at Lincoln No 3.
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Bea
Exton
American Television Service
Roosevelt
Duczak Furniture
Tenuta
Sterling House
Blazavier
St. Casimir Grey
St. Casimir Blue
St. Mary’s
St. Thomas
Lincoln
Outdoor Congress OKs 7 Day Deer Season
Madison Wisconsin conservation congress backed a seven day two inch horn buck season starting Nov 22 after a stormy three hour debate. Northern counties pressed for no season while delegates approved the plan 41 to 30 and indicated some areas might close to hunting.
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Boxing Results From Associated Press Card
Brooklyn Bobby Dykes outpoints Joe Miceli in eight rounds in Miami. St Louis Wesbury Bascom defeats George Powell in Detroit for ten rounds. New York Franki Ruff outpoints Fernand Drouin in eight rounds. Fernando Gagnon stops Buddy Baggett in Dallas after five rounds.
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Bobby Dykes
Miami
Fla
Joe Miceli
New York
Chicago
Wesbury Bascom
St. Louis
George Powell
Detroit
Franki Ruff
Fernand Drouin
Quebec City
Quebec
Fernando Gagnon
Buddy Baggett
Dallas
Tex
Unbeaten Rivals Clash in Keno sha County Softball Feature
Two 2-0 teams Michael's Tavern and Salem face off in the Keno sha County Men’s Class A league feature game at Salem tomorrow. Other schedule items include Somers at Brighton, Tobin Road vs Silver Lake at Silver Lake Thursday, Truckers vs Red Wings Friday, and in the Boys' Intermediate division All Stars host Bristol Lockers with Brighton at Twin Lakes tomorrow.
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Kenosha County
Michael's Tavern
Salem
Somers
Brighton
Tobin Road
Silver Lake
Truckers
Red Wings
All Stars
Bristol Lockers
Twin Lakes
Charles Favored To Regain Title From Walcott
Charles entering Philadelphia Municipal Stadium as the favorite to recapture the heavyweight crown from Jersey Joe Walcott in a scheduled 15 round bout. Charles, described as a capable puncher with questions about speed, faces a fit Walcott who has been idle since their last encounter.
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Valhalla
Ezzard Charles
Joe Walcott
Oia Facarlace Maleace
Hin Anlantian
Charles
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Ezzard
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Lincoln
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Walcott
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