Cyclones and K State Prep for Big Seven Clash at Columbia
Kansas football resumes prep for the 61st Kansas Missouri game at Columbia. Charlie Heap shows a knee limp but participates in drills while Hoag Konek and Mrkonic remain doubtful. Fiss may play defense after a dislocated shoulder, and Patterson returns from head injury as Kansas aims to control time of possession against Don Faurot’s Tigers.
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Big Year for 66ers opens 1952 53 campaign at Cyril
Phillips 66ers launch the season in Cyril Oklahoma against East Central State Tigers marking coach Tom Scotts first year with the club. The roster includes 1952 AAU All Americans and Olympians alongside veterans for a 16 game National Industrial Basketball League slate. The season culminates with the National AAU tournament in Denver starting March 13.
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Holman and two College officials suspended amid 1951 basketball scandal
New York City College of New York suspends Holman, Frank Lloyd, and Harry Sand without pay after a board committee accuses them of unbecoming conduct. The inquiry, led by Andrew G., details payments, ticket handouts to high school coaches, and recruiting tactics tied to Madison Square Garden games.
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Rose Bowl Set To Continue After Big Ten Moves
Pasadena observers note Rose Bowl sponsors aim to press ahead beyond 1940s era contracts even if PCC and Big Ten alter post season bowl plans. Michigan State President Dr. John A. Hannah predicts no Big Ten renewal, while PCC officials offer mixed views on long term post season bowls. Victor Schmidt calls current Rose Bowl ties with PCC satisfactory. Spokesmen foresee continued PCC participation regardless of Big Ten action.
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Sun Bowl Chooses One Opponent for Jan One
Sun Bowl officials announced Mississippi Southern will face one team on January 1. Five potential second teams were listed Miami of Ohio Cincinnati Dayton New Mexico and Utah. Gene Donohue said the other team may not be decided for about a week with indications of possible selection by November 27 when Miami and Cincinnati clash for the Mid American Conference title. A Pittsburgh coal chemical lab opened nearby.
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AP Football Ratings Shakeup After Week Poll
AP sports writers and broadcasters vote on a college football poll. Ohio State led with 80 voters and 1,168 points, followed by Georgia Tech UCLA USC in a tight top four. Oklahoma rose to fifth after a 47-7 win, Mississippi jumped to sixth, Notre Dame fell to ninth, Texas to 10th. Tulsa and Kansas State among those listed in the second ten.
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Rose Bowl Bid Feud Looms Over USC UCLA Clash
West Coast buzz centers on the Rose Bowl showdown as Southern California and UCLA meet in Memorial Coliseum for the coast conference title. Capacity looms near 101,518 with TV audiences nationwide. Both coaches stress patience and faultless play to seize the conference crown.
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Christmas Gifts On Way In Garden City
Garden City clubs and families adopt 175 Finney County service members in Korea and the Pacific. The Soroptimist Club leads a community effort to send Christmas packages, showing home support for those serving abroad.
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Dark Shifted Berra No 1 Stan Sparkles
New York,1-Alvin Dark, New York Giants' captain and all-star shortstop, shift to third base next season to free room for Daryl Spencer. Berra rated top Yankee star with 29 points in five year MVP scoring, and Musial's .336 average leads NL. Browns 1925 base-on-balls stats noted.
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Boxing Results From Last Night Across Cities
AP reports multiple welterweight and lightweight bouts with outpoints and knockouts. Rocky Castellani defeats Vic Cardell in Luzerne, Ted Davis upsets Teddy Davis in Hartford, Wilbur Wilson wins in Boston, Johnny Goncalves outpoints Dennis Brady in Providence, Rex Layne knocks out Al Spaulding in Salt Lake City.
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Mantle Delights Downtown Crowd At Club Session
The shy World Series star Mickey Mantle greeted a large Hotel Eldridge audience in Commerce Oklahoma at the Downtown Quarterback Club. Allan Woolard introduced Mantle and his Lawrence High football players who joined the event along with banded warm remarks from Kansas coach Jules Sikes about the upcoming MU game. Mantle answered questions informally, entertaining attendees and sharing friendship with Woolard.
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Weill Bocchicchio Feud Set for Winter Opening
New York report notes the Weill Bocchicchio debating society plans a long winter run with a rematch setup involving Rocky Marciano and Jersey Joe Walcott. Al Weill and Marciano's manager discussed a short round with Felix Star as Bocchicchio and Walcott’s promoter align the event.
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Norris Moderates Talks on Boxing Plans in City
Vim Norris acted as moderator as participants agreed they want to box. They discussed dates and locations, with February or March possibly in Chicago and New York in June. Norris noted multiple meetings would occur as plans remain uncertain.
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Gator Bowl Chooses Six Finalists for New Year Game
Jacksonville Florida The Gator Bowl selection committee narrowed the list to Florida Virginia Tulsa Houston Villanova and Syracuse. Bids may go out on any day but no date was set. Florida is the only team with three losses among the contenders.
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Putnam Promises Quick Action on UMW Pay Hike
Washington reports Economic Stabilizer Roger Putnam pledged a swift ruling on the coal miners pay raise dispute. Miners hinted they may refrain from striking if the decision favours them. The industry had negotiated a $1.90 increase with Union Leader John L. Lewis but the Wage Stabilization Board approved only part.
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Miners Push for Full $1.90 Wage Rise Amid WSB Dispute
The United Workers board cut daily pay to $1.50 while designating 40 cents as inflation. Lewis urged Putnam to reverse the WSB and grant the full amount. Harry M. Moses represented industry at Monday’s hearing. Miners warned of potential strikes if the full raise is denied, though Lewis suggested delays may occur until wage controls end.
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