Shrine Game Ends In 21 21 Tie In Miami
In a wild end to the Shrine all star game the North and South finished level at 21 21 after the title flipped twice in the final 58 seconds Scarbath opened with a 95 yard TD and shared MVP honors with Donn Moomaw A 42 866 crowd watched the drama unfold as bowls week looms with East West Blue Gray and Shrimp Bowl on tap tomorrow in San Francisco Montgomery and Galveston respectively.
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Pro Basketball Scores and Schedule
Associated Press recap of Thursdays results New York beat Boston 97 84 Rochester defeated Philadelphia 93 78 Syracuse topped Baltimore 102 92 and Fort Wayne won 71 69 in two overtimes. Fridays card lists Boston at Indianapolis.
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Badgers Meet California Five in Twin Bill
Wisconsin returns to action at the field house with a double header facing California five in the second game while Oregon and Iowa meet first. The Badgers resume Big Ten play Monday night against Iowa after a weekend in Iowa City. Coach Harold Foster lines up Dick Cable Tony Stracka Paul Morrow Charles Siefert and Tom Ward in the same starting five.
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Ontario City Cagers Defeat Elroy 85-76
Ontario's city basketball team won its fourth straight, defeating Elroy 85-76. Bobh Seamens scored 24 points, with D Olson and K Tainter adding 19 each. For Elroy, T Lawrence had 31 and C Rogers 28.
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Pistons Beat Hawks In Two Extra Periods
Fort Wayne Pistons edged Milwaukee 71 69 in two overtimes on the Fort Wayne floor. Fuzzy Levane of the Hawks missed critical late shots as Milwaukee led early. Don Bowen and Larry Foust each scored 14 for their teams.
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Musial Tops NL Sluggers
Stan Musial finished the 1952 season as the National League slugging leader for the sixth straight year with a .538 average. Hank Sauer and Ted Kluszewski followed, while Musial held the all time NL slugging record of .579. Kiner led with 110 bases on balls for the second straight year.
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Ring record book to credit Giardello as winner over Graham
Nat Fleischer said the Ring record book will list middleweight Joey Giardello as the winner of the Madison Square Garden bout with an explanatory note. The New York Athletic Commission altered the judging card and awarded Billy Graham the verdict after Giardello had been declared victor.
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Ring Magazine Names Rocky Marciano Fighter of the Year 1952
Ring Magazine cites Rocky Marciano of Brockton Mass as 1952 fighter of the year and Chuck Davey of East Lansing Mich as Ring Progress Award recipient. Nat Fleischer notes boxing gains despite TV threats and cites Robison Turpin Olson Homer Durando in top rankings with Marciano leading heavyweights and notable pro football figure Pat Harder running for sheriff in Milwaukee.
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Badgers Poised for Rose Bowl Challenge Against USC
Wisconsin gains favor as it prepares for the January Rose Bowl with Alan Ameche leading the offense. The ineligibility ruling on USC defensive back Jim Psaltis shifts the matchup, with Pac Coast coach noting Wisconsin’s strong running game could overpower USC. USC drills focus on improving the passing game while preparing for a holiday break and a Tournament of Roses party event.
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Central H S Raiders Face Marinette In Weekend Clash
Central hosts Marinette Central High School in a Saturday night basketball game at 8 p.m. Coach Bob Kloss's Raiders arrive at 3 wins 4 losses led by Gerry Thompson who has 124 points in seven games. Marinette counters with Pat McAuliffe Tom Walford and John Pamperin.
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154 UW Band Heads For California For Rose Bowl
The University of Wisconsin band, 154 strong, left Madison for California and the Rose Bowl. One musician Curtis Winterfeldt of Shi octon in Outagamie County overslept and missed the train, to join on a special student train Saturday. Director Ray Dvorak reported a short layover in Omaha with vigorous platform exercises and 35 pricked fingers from sewing insignia. Band expenses are paid from a voluntary subscription fund.
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LaSalle faces DePaul in Holiday Tournament quarter final
LaSalle, the top ranked team, meets DePaul in a Holiday Basketball Tournament quarter final at Madison Square Garden. Other matchups include Manhattan versus Cincinnati and St. John s of Brooklyn against Miami Ohio. Semifinals set for Monday with the championship on Tuesday.
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Favor Vince Martinez Over Don Williams in MSG Show
Vince Martinez, an 8 to 5 favorite, seeks his 12th straight win in a ten rounder at Madison Square Garden against Don Williams. Williams, a 24 year old Worcester choir singer, has faced top welterweights including Gavilan and Bratton, with recent form highlighted by Martinez’s 24 of 25 record and a previous win over Sammy Giuliani. The bout airs coast to coast at 9 p.m. CST.
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Browns Focus On Mental Prep For Lions Championship
Browns coach Paul Brown emphasizes mental preparation and targeted practice for the NFL title showdown with the Detroit Lions. The team uses study groups to master opponent weaknesses, then applies findings in drills while limiting contact to protect injuries. Browns and Lions players trained over Christmas, with key question marks on Johnny Prohlik and Dick Stanfel.
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Boros May Enter Los Angeles Open After All
Julius Boros, the National Open champion, may compete in the $20,000 Los Angeles Tournament after all. He previously indicated he would skip the event starting January 2 but an sponsor official says Boros now plans to be in Los Angeles this weekend and stay for the open.
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Shrine Game Thriller Ends In 21-21 Tie
In Miami the Shrine Game finished a dramatic 21-21 deadlock as Jack Scarbath’s 64 yard pass to Jim Hook set up the final touchdown. Hook, Missouri’s top ground gainer, helped rally the South from a 21-14 deficit with 20 seconds left. Samuels connected for a second quarter score and Don Moomaw made key defensive plays.
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