Defensive Genius Brosky in Illini Spotlight
Fred Delano highlights Al Brosky as Illinois safety, praised for footwork and pass defense against Stanford stars Bill McColl and Bill Kerkorian. Notes Brosky as All American selection, captain-elect, 23 academically, 172 pounds, 5'11".
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Fred Delano
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al Brosky
Clinois
Bill McColl
Stanford
George Stanich
UCLA
Herb Neathery
Stan Wallace
Brosky & Low
McCall
Alfred Brosky
Football Writers OF America
Gary Kerkorian
Bill McCall
Big Mougl
McColl
Kerkorian
Bill
Tlliois
Uncle Sam
Los Angeles Rams
Mwins
Neathery
Wallace
Teasures
Hillsboro
Erosky
Ray Eliot
Don
Bresky
Six Universities Eliminate In Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Sail
Newport Harbor Yacht Club reports six schools eliminated in first-round races of the seventh annual Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Sailing Championships. California bears defend title as Stanford, Pomona, Arizona and others advance to round robin. notable individuals include Stanford freshman Paul Merrill and coed crew members.
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Newport Harbor Yacht Club
Newport Bay
Mlose UL Vig Savarine Mees
Threedleep
University of California Bears
Stanford University
Cal A Merrill
Morever
Stanford
Paul Merrill
Alamitos Bay
USC
Pomona
U. of California
Orange Coast College
Arizona
Caltech
Pasadena City College
Bulldogs
Nancy True Thorne
Tournament of Roses
California Maritime
University of New Mexico
John Muir
Bob Allan
California
Fortana
New Mexico
USG
COED
Jean Reed
Lovely
NHYC
Jim Lewis
Pacific Coast
College basketball results across several teams and scores
A compilation of numerous college and university basketball game results featuring UCLA Denver Washington State Montana State Wyoming Oregon Pepperdine Wichita State California Oregon State Ball State Eastern Washington Stanford Loyola Nevada Grand list includes Oklahoma Miami Nebraska Toledo Western Kentucky Washington Pitt William and Mary Duquesne Gettysburg New York University Temple NYU, Indiana Cornell Tulane Villanova Fort Dix Adelphi Drake Iowa State Seton Hall Scranton Brooklyn Poly Houston Detroit Lake Forest Stan State Eastern Arizona Ohio State St Johns Vanderbuilt Colorado Mines Marquette Wisconsin Idaho State Wabash Butler Colorado State and many others with varied outcomes and scores.
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Ucla &D
Denver
Southern Cathfouniz
Annington
Minnesota
Washington State
Montana State
Wyoming
Rice
Tennesse
Fordham
Temple
NYU
Oklahoma
Miami
Nebraska
Toledo
Western Kentucky
Silkron
Washington & Lee
Pitt
Willam & Mary
Duquesne
Gentva
Golimbin Té
New York
Sd Miners
DePaul
Tulse
Arkensag
Indiana
Hhanges State
Cornell
Tulane
Villanova
Long
Fort Dix
CONY
BL. Francis
Adelphi
Drake
Iowa ‘State
Seton Hail
Scranton
Brooklyn Poly
Union
Houston
Detroit
Sarleton
Lake Forest
Stan Jr. Varsity
Eastern
Arizona
S& Dish
Onto State
Sotre Darce
Pennsylvania
St. John's
Vanderlei
Colorado Mines
Fitzimans Army Hospital
Marquette St
Wisconsin
Idaho State
College of Idano
Wabash
Butler Mormay Suite
Hasler
Bradley
Noril
Carullis
Brigham ‘Yang
Santa Ciaca
San Bernamio
Dixis
Utah
Lawrence Tech
Colorado State
Denver U Captures Aspen Ski Crown
Denver University swept to the Aspen Intercollegiate Meet title with strong racing in pumping and cross country. Final four-way scores show Denver 11.1, Western State 39.9, Colorado University 54.5, Colorado A&M 994 and Regis 580.3, while Stanford appeared only in events and earned 73.3.
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Western State
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Regis
Stanford
Ross Country
Fain Named AL Batting Champion Despite Foot Injury
Ferris Fain of the Philadelphia Athletics captured the American League batting title with a .344 average after returning from a fractured foot in mid July. Orestes Minoso of the Chicago White Sox finished second with a .326 average. Gus Zernial led in home runs with 33 and RBIs with 129, while Ted Williams and a host of others topped various categories in a season marked by fewer players reaching 300 at bats.
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Orestes Minoso
White Sox
Minosa
George Kell
Detroit Tiger
Boston
Billy Goodman
Ted Williams
Nelson Fox
Johnny Pesky
Gil McDougald
New York Yankees
Bobby Avila
Cleveland Indians
Gil Coan
Washington Senators
Elmer Vale
San Francisco Seals
Zernial Homer King
Gus Zernial
Williams
Zernial
Two Bargers — Keil
Ed Yost
Sam Mele
Washington
Minoso
Dom DiMaggis
Kell
Waves Topple Wichita Five
Pepperdine Waves defeated the University of Wichita 78 to 69 as Wichita, tired after four games in four nights and a long bus ride, faded in the fourth quarter. Key scorers were Paul Scheer with 21 for Wichita and Ken Milo with 22 for Pepperdine.
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Los Angeles
Pi Pepperdine College
University of Wichita
San Diego
Kansas
Pepperdine Waves
Waves
Wichita
Paul Scheer
Ken Milo
Stanford Indians Triumph Over Loyola Lions in Tight Showdown
The Stanford Indians defeated Loyola of Los Angeles 74 57 in Palo Alto. Stanford broke away in the second half to win their eighth straight, with Jim Walsh hitting a push shot to spark the rally after a back-and-forth first half.
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Stanford Indians
Loyola of
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Istorming Lions
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Jim Walsh
Indians
Black Helen Cap Draws 56 Entries at Miami Racecourse
The top stake for fillies and mares at Hialeah the $20000 added Black Helen drew 56 nominations led by Maine Chance's Rose Jet, a standout juvenile filly. Other entries include Clarence Hartwick's Sickles Image and Woodvale Farm's Marta, with eight champions having won 13 major stakes this year. The mile and a furlong event is scheduled for December 27.
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Fla
Hialeah Race Course
Maine Chance
Rose Jet
Clarence Hartwick
Sickjle
Image
Kiss Me Kate
Woodvale Farm
Marta
Connie Mack Opposes Third Major League at 89
Philadelphia owner Connie Mack, celebrating his birthday, declares opposition to a third major league, questions West Coast markets, and supports night baseball as beneficial. He confirms his birth date as December 22, 1862 from a baptismal certificate and discusses farm teams.
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Philadelphia
Mack
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James Mcl Gillienddy
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Los Angeles
Philadelphia Athletics
Bruins Triumph Over Denver In Second Straight Win
UCLA Bruins defeated the Denver Pioneers 60 to 51 at Westwood gym in Los Angeles. Don Bragg led UCLA with 17 points after a tight first half, as Denver’s Dale Taft scored 10 before fouling out, and John Moore impressed with multiple baskets before UCLA swapped in forwards to slow him.
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Denver
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Toft
Bruin
John Moore
Eliot Speeds Up Grid Pace
Pasadena reports detail Ray Eliot twice directing Illinois football practice with a noon scrimmage versus reserves and an invited Cleveland Browns contingent. Injuries slow Joe Vernasco and others while Don Stevens and Frank Wodziak rest. Stanford also suffers minor injuries as Chuck Taylor cites improvement and Bill Rogers shines.
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Ray Eliot
Illinois
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Los Angeles Rams
Don Stevens
Frank Wodziak
Eliot
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Indians
al Kirkland
Bob Latham
Winn Wedge
Harry Hugasian
Coachi
Chuck Taylor
Bill Rogers
Mangrum Tops Pro Golf Money List and Trophy Race
Lloyd Mangrum, 37, crowned 1951 money winner and Varden Trophy champion by the PGA for a $26,088 earnings total and a 70.5 stroke average. He ends Sammy Snead’s run, finishing ahead of Cary Middlecoff and Jim Ferrier, with Snead fading from the top.
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Chicago
UPI
Debo- Rair Lioyé Mangrum
Mangrum
Professional Golfers’ Association
Varden
PGA
Lloyd Mangrum
Ed’ Oliver Li
Matty Fargotto
Jerry’ Barber
Grid's Oddities of 751 Football 1951 Season
Recap of quirky plays and odd moments from the 1951 college football season. Notable incidents include Harold Hunt’s sportsmanship denying a winner on a disputed out of bounds call, Michigan State’s last minute pass play, two platoon confusions, and multiple standout field goals and long touchdowns by players from Ohio State, Cornell, Princeton, San Francisco, and SMU among others.
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UPI
Harold Hunt
Southwestern College
Winfield
Kan
Southwestern
Central Missouri State
Warrensburg
Art Johnson
Hunt
Johnson
Missouri
Kansas City
Diogenes
Michigan State
Ohio State
Tom Yewcic
al Dorow
Dorow
Yewcic
Bill Whelan
Cornell
Frank McFhee
Princeton
Carewell
Ollie Matson
Fleet Negro All-America
University of San Francisco
Sam Rebecca
Northwestern
Illinois
Buckeyes
Vic Janowicz
Vic
Pittsburgh
Lioyt Quimby
Hadacol) Hines
William and Mary
Wake Forest
Duke
Kansas Tags 76 55 Defeat on Trojans
Kansas, ranked seventh, beat Southern California 76 to 55 in Lawrence. C. Lovellette scored 32 points and set a Kansas free throw record with 12 makes. He totaled 197 points in seven games for a 28.1 average as KU pulled away late in the final quarter.
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Lawrence
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Jayhawkers
Associated Press
Clyde Lavellette
K. U
Kansas State
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