Big Trio Highlighted by Jay Opener in Meet Turnaround
The Lawrence Daily Journal World reports a college sports recap with mentions of No 4 Kansas Jayhawks and C A in a meet opener, plus notes on Tennessee, Alabama losses, and a five-year Big Ten headache begun in 1947, with War era upsets and a 1942 Oregon State victory over Duke amid Coast triumphs.
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Lawrence Daily Journal- World
Rooman
Jays
C. A
Sance Henessee
Alabama
Big Ten
Stanford
Oregon State
Duke
Rham
Georgia
Charlie Trippi
Kansas Faces Colorado in Big Seven Preseason Tourney Opener
Kansas University, fourth in the AP poll and slight favorite, opens the Big Seven Preseason Basketball Tournament in Kansas City's Municipal Auditorium against Colorado. Oklahoma meets Stanford at 9:45, with Kansas State and others in later games as the event builds to a sold out finale. Lovellette leads KU scoring with 28.1 ppg amid strong Buffs guard play and junior centers.
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Associated Press
Colorado University
Tipott
Kansas City
Municipal Auditorium
Is & P
Colorado
Frank
Whitey) Gompert
Winnetka
Gompert
Wayne Tucker
Whitey
Ken Koop
Janior
Mitchell
Bill Clay
Buffs
Lovellette
Brandy
John Amays
Pueblo
Don Bran
Kansas
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Lee
Jayhawkers
K.U
Allen
Dick Harp
Kansas State
State
Nebraska
Sunflower State
Muni Auditorium
Stanford Indians
Stanford
Oklahoma
Kanass State
Iowa State
Missouri
Phog Allen
Kansas Jayhawks
Hugo Clyde Lovellette
Jayhawk
Bob Burlette
Indians
Don Carlson
Southern Methodist
Bruce Drake
Oklahoma Sooners
Utah
Bradley
Peoria
Bradley Hed
Utes
Washington
Davis Cup Play Stands Even After Opening Singles
Sydney crowds see America and Australia split two singles with Vic Seixas defeating Mervyn Rose 63 64 and Frank Sedgman beating Ted Schroeder 1064 64. Captain Frank Shields plans to keep the Schroeder Trabert doubles pairing against Sedgman and Ken McGregor tomorrow unless a late change arises.
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Australia
White City Stadium
Vic Seixas
Uncle Sam
Mervyn Rose
Frank Sedg- Man
Ted Schroeder
Frank Shields
U. S
Ater
Schroed
Mazeley Named Virginian Head Football Coach
A sports brief notes that Kentucl backfield coach Frank Mazeley was appointed head football coach at Virginia five years ago. The item recalls Davis Cup action with Kramer and Schrosser defeating Hrom and Quist, and mentions California beating Georgia Tech in Atlanta ten years earlier.
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Associated Press
Frank Mazeley
Virgin
United States
Jack Kramer
Ted Schrosser
Australia
Jack Hromwich
Adrian Quist
California
Georgia
Slaugee Goes On Holg Kong Canton Dispatch Report
A Canton dispatch attributed to Wah Kiv Yat Po says the Reds executed people in Kwantund Province in the last half of 1951. It also claims about 50,000 received passing sentences for two years in a Red Chinese renovation of terror.
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Wah Kiv Yat Po
Canton
Kwantund
Wide Open Orange Bowl Preview Shows Two Aggressive Teams
Miami prepares for a high scoring Orange Bowl with Georgia Tech and Baylor expected to play at a fast pace. Coach Sauer predicts two fine teams with early offense and Brenner-like precision, while Coach Dodd emphasizes a tough matchup and the need for top play.
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Fla
Georgia Tech
Baylor Bears
Baylor
George Sauer
Waco
Tex
Bobby Dodd
Tech Yellow Jackets
Atlanta
Larry Isbell
Sauer
Kansas
Dodd
Tech
Lynne McNutt
East West Shrine Teams Schedule Yuletide Break
East and West Shrine football squads pause for Christmas activities in San Francisco and Santa Clara. The annual Kezar Stadium all star game is three days away. West players practiced indoors at Stanford gym while East men drilled in sweat suits. Frank Simon of Nebraska may return with a plastic cast to protect a fractured tau and wrist.
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Altho
Stanford
Santa Clara
Turkey
Cian
Frank Simon
Nebraska
Opposing Grid Squads Journey to Sugar Bowl
Tennessee and Maryland arrive for Sugar Bowl week with camp sessions in Baton Rouge and Biloxi. Tennessee leaves Knoxville by 4 p.m. CST for LSU in Baton Rouge to train. Maryland lands about 1 p.m. CST in Biloxi to practice at Biloxi High School. Both teams report good shape for the season finale week of events starting with boxing and tennis, ending January 1 with the Sugar Bowl.
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Maryland
Associated Press
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Tenn
Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
Biloxi
Mass
Bilox
Kansas Jayhawks 1952 football outlook and award dispute
The Football Writers Association failed to pick a Man of the Year for 1951, suspending the award until 1952. Kansas players George Kenmard Carl Sandefur George Helmstadter Oliver Spencer pace the line, with Joe Lundy Don Aungut Hugh Armstrong and Wayne Woolstark in reserve. The defense centers on Galen Fiss and Morris Kay, while rule changes could shift player roles.
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Football Writers Association of America
FBWA
Dick Kazmaier
Princeton
Richard
Football Writers Group
George Kenmard
Kansas City
Carl Sandefur
Lawrence
Kansas
K. U
George Helmstadter
Soph
Oliver Spencer
Joe Lundy
Roscoe
Sandefar
Joe
George Mrkonje
Altho
Jules Sikes Kes
McKeesport
Jack Cole
TCU
Don Aungut
Hugh Armstrong
Wayne Wooltatk
K.U
George Mrkonic
Orville Poppe
Bob Hanta
Meade Destroyer
Joe Fink
Poppe
Hanta
Fink
Don Mudloff
Chicago
Dick Rossman
Paola
Galen Fiss
Mer
Gish
Morris Kay
Jays
Hawk
Bil Schenke
Orban
Dave Schmidt
Ron White
Sophberry Taylor
Kansan Han
Panl Leoni
Soph Tom Brannan
Junior Dole Unrih
Brannan
Missouri
George Michale
Jayhawker
Deon Wellh
Winter
Merlin Gish
Warren Woodyard
Bud Roberts
Sophn
Janiorn
Jay Power
Many Army Golf Courses Under Fire by Senators
Washington reports that the Army operates 41 golf courses at overseas bases with 18 in Europe and 17 in the Pacific. A Senate armed services subcommittee questioned whether such facilities are unnecessary luxuries and criticized waste in Army activities while noting several training centers visited had golf courses.
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Army
Senate Armed Services
Subcommittee On
Hits
Pacific
Caribbean
Alaska
Senate Group
Six Federal Penitentiaries Operate Across United States
Six federal penitentiaries operate across the United States, each serving inmates under federal jurisdiction. The facilities handle housing, rehabilitation programs, security levels, and compliance with federal corrections standards.
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United States
Stanford in Rose Bowl scene marks historic return in 1951
Pasadena dispatch notes Stanford University football reaches the Rose Bowl sector for the first time since 1941. The Indians trained at Lake Arrowhead and aim to match the 1941 squad’s standard, potentially reviving Pacific Coast Conference Rose Bowl success. Clark Shaughnessy’s T formation led the 1940s era, featuring a famed cast and a powerful attack that overwhelmed Nebraska 21 to 13.
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Stanford
Lake Arrowhead
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Nebraska
Clark Shaughnessy
Shaughnessy
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