Rams eye college talent in bid to patch rosters
Hamp Pool and the Los Angeles Rams study college prospects for 1952 draft as they plan for ROTC callups and potential replacements on the defensive line and at tackle. They target Kentucky stars and other veterans, while backfield questions and three quarterbacks loom behind a recovering stars.
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Wildcats Revive Glory With St Louis Upset Victory
Kentucky men, led by Tsioropoulos and co captains Ramsey and Hagan, beat St Louis 71 59 marking a fourth straight win after a year layoff. Indiana, Alabama, Auburn and others posted wins as major conferences showcased Friday action with notable upsets and tournament progress.
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Calumet Favored Mark-Ye-Well in Santa Anita Handicap
Arcadia racing news notes Calumet Farn’s Mark-Ye-Well to carry top weight of 150 pounds in the Santa Anita Handicap. The 153 S100.000 event features the likely contender as wagering and attention heighten for the prestigious race.
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Grid Wolves Add Victim ARIES and Cyclones turmoil
The report describes chaotic coaching changes and criticism over mediocre seasons at several colleges including Oklahoma and Nebraska. It notes Stuber's seven finishes with Iowa State and mentions remaining long term coaches, plus a reference to weight lists and horse racing notes intertwined with unclear campus details.
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Bud Wikinson
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Billy Graham rebounds in tight win over Olson at MSG
Billy Graham dominated Paddy Olson to win by unanimous decision in Madison Square Garden. Referee scores were 3-2 for Graham with judges split. Graham’s manager Irving Cohen eyed title shot soon. Carmen Basilio meets Pierre Langlois on ABC telecast as welter title prospects shift.
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Carmen Basilica
Pierre Langlois
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San Francisco
Munn Refuses Question on Possible Athletic Director Move
Pasadena IUPI and Michigan State charged coach Eupence Munn with focusing on the Rose Bowl against UCLA while avoiding any comment on a potential athletic director post. He stated he is entirely concentrating on winning the Rose Bowl and has nothing else to discuss.
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Baning-Hollywood Laxton Ladun Open calendar chaos
A garbled sports calendar item lists locales like Arena and Montebello Open with several misread names. The fragment includes Chavez, Morse Racing, Bird Roller, and Vallene references, but details are unclear. The piece reads as a scheduling blur with no coherent event results or dates.
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Bruins Triumph in Four Team Tourney Report
UCLA won its fifth straight nonconference game as they defeated Denver 70-65 led by Ron Livingston with 15 points. Iowa beat SC 66-37, extending an all-game streak for the Hawkeyes in the early season stretch. Denver led early 20-15, but UCLA surged in the third with a 26-point outburst from Moore Ridgway and Livingston.
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Detroit
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Chisox and Yankees Rivalry Says Lane Stronger
Chicago White Sox general manager Frank Lane said the Sox strengthened more this winter than the world champion Yankees in response to the Yankees request by Friday. The remark followed the Yankees asking Philadelphia Athletics official Harry Byrd for information.
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Frank Lane
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Philadelphia Athletics
Harry Byrd
Pitching moves and bench depth reshape Yankee and White Sox rosters
Eddie Robinson is the first baseman linked to Byrd in a cash and players deal as Lane argues the winter moves strengthen both teams. The Yankees rebuild around Sain Mizc uu and Byrd while noting Sam’s loss, and the White Sox tout a bolstered infield and outfield with Marshall, Michaels, Sawatski, and Fain to back up pitching and catching.
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Johnny Mizcuu
Yanks
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Ferris Fain
Willard Marshall
Cincinnati
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Carl Sawatski
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Shrewd Braves Boss May Save Daytona Too
New York ICP reports Lou Yerini owner of the Milwaukee Braves considers investing in a 2,000,000 auto racing plant at Daytona Beach Florida. The move mirrors his 1953 relocation of the Braves to Milwaukee and aims to turn Daytona into a speed racing hub while strengthening club promotion.
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U S Nabs 1st Round Davis Cup Victory in Australia
United States Davis Cup team dominated Belgium as Tony Trabert and Vic Seixas won straight sets in Brisbane. Trabert defeated Jacques Brichant 64 63 64, Seixas beat Philippe Washer 62. The win keeps US in the challenge round, with Australia favored to meet them in the next stage.
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San Diego Navy Phibs Beat hapless 49ers 94 to 67
San Diego State College overwhelmed the hapless 49ers with a 94 to 67 victory on Friday night in Long Beach. Bob Brady led SDSU with the school's all time scoring mark as Becker Davis Ley and Wright Ring formed the core of the lineup under coach Pace.
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Glen Becker
Chuck Davis
Bob Ley
Bill Wright
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Tartars Halt Pueblo JCs With Close 57 55 Victory
Compton College Tartars stay hot on a Midwest trip, edging Pueblo JC of Arizona 57 55 Friday night. Archie Rambeau led with 19 points as Sanita and Depietro added key contributions in a tightly fought contest.
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Valdez Win Must Be IBC Favor For Charles Shot
Ezard Charles aimed for a headline bout as No 1 heavyweight contender, with the IBC and Al Weill weighing his return win chances. Norris and Weill favor giving Charles another title try after recent bouts, believing a few victories before a national audience could earn him a Rocky Marciano defense. Charles displayed smart, consistent boxing against Coley Wallace, moving behind hooks from an unusual crouch to negate Wallace's reach and height, while Wallace nonetheless showed potential for a championship run in the future. Charles’ impending rematch with Nino Valdes or a similar challenger is discussed as the likely February date, with optimism for his return to form and a possible title shot in sight.
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Ezeard Charles
Cincinnati
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Nino Valdes
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Bosox Hurler Sold to Seals
The Boston Red Sox sold right handed pitcher Holcombe to the San Francisco Seals of the Pacific Coast League in a cash deal. The 35 year old veteran split last season with Boston's Louisville farm club and went 1-3 in 23 games after arriving from St. Louis Browns and Chicago White Sox. He pitched 154 innings for Louisville, allowing 136 hits and 51 earned runs, with 44 strikeouts and a 2.98 earned run average.
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