South Protests Move to Add Extra Shrine Player
The Shrine Christmas night charity game in Orange Bowl drew a protest from Yankee coaches as South Coach Andy Gustafson added Randy Broyles to replace Buck McPhail who missed practice. McPhail is expected to start at fullback once well. The North is favored 6 points in the fifth annual all star game for the Shrine Crippled Children's Hospital fund.
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Ruttman Unsure About Return To Indianapolis 500
Los Angeles driver Troy Ruttman, winner of this year’s 500, says he may not race in the 1953 event. He has quit the Agajanian team to avoid last minute trouble and cites offers from private ventures and an Italian Ferrari lineup with Ascari. Agajanian signs Chuck Stevenson for the new car at Indianapolis with a V8 by Willie Utzman.
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Mangrum Wins Montebello Open Despite Hand Injury
Lloyd Mangrum, a Texas born Los Angeles golfer, captures his third Montebello Open title with a 207. He fought a painful left hand gash from hitting a doorway and shot 69 Monday to finish three under par. Jerry Barber of La Canada and Bobby Harris of San Jose tied for second at 209.
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La Salle Holds No 1 In AP Cage Poll Ahead Of Holiday Tournament
Undefeated La Salle of Philadelphia remains atop the AP college basketball poll with 630 points and 28 first place votes. Illinois trails with 577 points and 12 first place votes as La Salle prepares to face De Paul in the Holiday Tournament at Madison Square Garden.
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Wilhelm and Roberts Dominate NL Pitching Honors
New York Giants rookie Lee Wilhelm led NL in earned runs allowed and winning percentage with 15 wins and 3 losses and 2.43 ERA. Robin Roberts of Philadelphia won 28 games, third in ERA at 2.59, as Warren Spahn led in strikeouts with 183. نتائج from AP show Stan—full list of leaders with other teams and players noted.
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Informal Rose Bowl poll favors USC by two votes
In Pasadena the informal Rose Bowl poll of officials coaches and writers showed Southern Cal 44 Wisconsin 42 and a 7 vote for a tie. The votes will not count until after the game when the closest score wins a $50 merchandise prize.
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College Basketball Scores Report AP Summary
South George Washington defeated Duke 113 to 87. Indiana 91 Iowa 72. Michigan 88 over Purdue 73. UCLA 91 over Bradley 83. Oklahoma 72 Texas 51. Brigham Young 86 beat St Louis 69. Gonzaga 83 over Washington State 72. Many other results listed with various opponents across the country.
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Monday New York Beats Milwaukee Big 73 Victory
Monday game recap shows New York defeating Milwaukee by a large margin with a final score and brief note on the lopsided result. Tuesday features Fort Wayne at Indianapolis as the lone scheduled game.
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Second Tax Lien Filed Against Dallas Texans
A second government tax lien for 23,089 in unpaid withholding and federal insurance taxes has been filed against the defunct Dallas Texans of the NFL. Earlier a 10,000 lien for unpaid amusement taxes was filed, and a Dallas official said fans are raising a fund to cover debts. Bert Bell said the league is not concerned as it operated the final five games of 1952.
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Pair Of Italian Boxers Fight Under Johnston
A Boston boxing card set for January 5 at the Boston Arena features two Italian importations under Charlie Johnston, manager of world light heavyweight champion Archie Moore and featherweight king Sandy Saddler. The card stars the Italian pair alongside the Johnson-promoted Boston lineup.
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Bell names officials for Browns Lions clash referee Timlin
N F L Commissioner Bert Bell appointed the officiating crew for Sundays Browns versus Lions game. Referee Thomas A. Timlin Umpire Samuel Wilson head linesman Charlie Berry field judge Lloyd Brazil back judge James Hamer with alternates Carl Rebele and John Gascott. The game will be blacked out for TV within 75 miles of Cleveland.
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Mike) Wilson
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Connie Mack Predicts A's Strong in 1953 on 90th Birthday
In Fort Myers Florida Connie Mack turns 90 and predicts the 1953 Philadelphia Athletics will be the best since 1931. He notes the Yankees will be tough but cites two good A's pitchers Bobby Shantz and Harry Byrd and calls Byrd the best pitcher in the majors toward season's end.
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High School Scores Roundup from Wisconsin Matches
Fond du Lac St Marys Springs beat Marinette Lourdes 63 54. Kohler defeated Valders 60 42. Sheboygan Falls won 62 53 over Chilton. New Holstein 60 Brillion 41. Menasha 65 Madison West 45. Waukegan Illinois 56 Madison East 47. Milwaukee Lutherans 58 Greendale 40. Road Tribune Want Ads.
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Babe Adlam Dies In Fond du Lac at 65
Fond du Lac mourns the death of Ambrose Babe Adlam 65 a noted Wisconsin circuit baseball player from the early century He is survived by his son Jimmy Adlam former manager of the Fond du Lac Yanks in the Wisconsin State Baseball League
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Babe) Adlam
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Two Games Played In Church Circuit
Two Junior Boys Church League games were played at the YMCA Monday night. Congregational defeated Our Redeemer 41 to 38, Bethel beat English 45 to 14, and DeMolay won the third game by forfeit from Our Saviors.
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