NCAA Service Bureau ranking update for major college teams
The NCAA Service Bureau reports major college basketball leaders as of Dec 29 with Syracuse leading in offense and Oklahoma A&M in defense. Clyde Lavellette of Kansas leads individual scoring at 27.8. Duke and LSU follow in scoring, while Kentucky remains in a top offensive position despite Sugar Bowl activity.
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Michigan
Clyde Lavellette
Big Kansas Tenier
Rob Prutt
Dick Grant
Northwestern
Stanford
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Detroit
Reds sign Herm Wehmeier Dixie Howell Hanon and Curley
Cincinnati announces 1952 contracts for veteran Wehmeier Howell and Hanon along with newcomer Curley. Curley from Covington Ky is a right handed pitcher who won six games in fourteen starts with Tulsa last summer.
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Kansas Civ Rally Sparks Big Seven Title Chase
Kansas Civ roars to early lead in Big Seven scramble for conference crown as Oklahoma beats Colorado 92 61 at Norman. Lester Lane tops Sooners with 12 points while Art Bunte adds 13 for Cabriale. Missouri shuts out Fort Leonard Wood 76 47 in non conference action at Columbia.
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Sooners With [2 Points. Freeshoman Art Bunte Got 13 For Cabriale
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Newcomers Shine in Los Angeles Open Start
Newcomers to golfing fame may rise as the 1952 Los Angeles Open tees off today at Riviera County Club. Defending champion Lloyd Mangrum and Cary Middlecoff lead a field chasing the $150 prize, with notable entries from Fred Hawkins Kirkwood Earl Slowey and others anticipated in first-round action on a par 72, 7,000-yard course.
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Prather Chooses Aggie Professional Football Path
Lgor Rollin Prather, a Kansas State liner, earns a spot with the AGG THA Professional football team. Ral Jin Prather, West Shrine Bowl veteran, played the past two seasons with Erl monte ki moas, lining up at end or “outside” as described by Canadians.
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Kansas Star Floyd Dominates Kentucky Battle In Bowl Review
Sport Talk reviews KU football fallout after Kentucky 20 7 win in the Colon Bowl. Jules Sikes salutes Bobby Jack Floyd as a top back who hurt early but moved the ball well, praising Floyd's speed and power while noting KU's opener against TOU next fall and Missouri’s looming challenge.
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College Boxer To Get His First Name Opponent
New York fighter Chien Ve Hhee, a dramatic arts student at York University, faces his first named foe Enrique Hanes in a one round bout at Madison Lane Gaver Los Angeles. NBC and AARC TV will cover the event. Hanes has three prior knockouts in his six fights while Hhee remains early in his career with limited clashes.
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Maryland's Modzelewski shines in Senior Bowl clash
Maryland's Ed Modzelewski powered the Senior Bowl as he faced Tennessee in Mobile Alabama. The game pitted national champions against Maryland with Modzelewski delivering strong runs and passes amid a split North versus South teams. Winners earned $500 while losers took $400.
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Women golfers seek to dethrone Babe at Jacksonville Open
A dozen women professionals and amateurs pursue Babe Zaharias in a 3 or 18 hole medal play event at Brentwood Municipal Course. The Jacksonville Open tour, first stop of a 1952 season, offers a record prize fund. Fred Corcoran of the Ladies Golf Association announced winter and spring events. An about 30 pound sulfur mobile is noted.
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