Northern Star Big Noise Win Arcadia Stakes
Big Noise ridden by Ralph Neves won the Arcadia Stakes by a half length over Arroz at Santa Anita, with Teddy Atkinson taking his first win of the meeting aboard Northern Star in the Palos Verdes Stakes. Northern Star earned $14,150 to boost Greentree Stable’s 1951 national money title as the crowd of 19,500 braved the slop.
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Teddy Atkinson
Ray York
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Willie Shoemaker
Eddie Atcera
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Sirhorse
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Challack
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Khaled
Rex C. Edlsworth
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San Fermando Ranch
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Greentree
Jack Whitney
Charles Shipman Payson
Ern Star
Guillotine
Calumet Farms
Trojans Humble Duke for Fifth
Southern California defeated Duke 86 to 69 to capture fifth place in the Dixie Classic in Raleigh. The Trojans upset Navy 80 to 64 after an earlier loss to North Carolina 49 to 45.
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Navy
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Southern Calfornia
F & Bennett
Janters
IV Simpson
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Kasperski
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Eacy
Martone
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Ideal Weather Sets Stage for Ice Bowl in Fairbanks
FAIRBANKS Alaska December 29 The weatherman forecasts ideal conditions for tomorrow's fourth annual Ice Bowl with ten degree above zero temps A ground rule limits players to five minutes of play if temps drop Below zero A four inch snow cover rule and field scraping from a bulldozer adjust safety Coach Len Brumm names starting lineups Captain Bill Tucker Lt Keith Yeats predict first touchdown by Esch Cee Audience about 3000 expected at the farthest north bowl game
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Alaska
University of Alaska
Len Brumm
Todd Air Base
Bill Tucker
Keith Yeats
Esch Cee
Lada
Sports year 1952 offers shocks and big changes
New York AP notes 1952 to bring surprises from a gambling scandal to DiMaggio's retirement. It suggests a possible 1952 direct American Russian athletic clash, college football de-emphasis, and TV control plans, with shifts in major leagues and management framing the coming sports year.
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New York
West Point
National Baseball League
New York Giants
Joe Walcott
Eerard Charles
Ranty_Turpin
Sugar Ray Robinson
Sugar Ray
Maureen Connolly
Oslo
Helsinki
New York Yankee
Joe DiMaggio
Joe Louis
Rocky Marciano
A. B. Chandler
Ford Frick
Marty Marion
St. Louis Cardinals
Eddie Starky
East Wins Charity Game In 45-14 Rout Over West
Vic Janowicz of Ohio State starred as the East defeated the West 45-14 in the Shriners charity football game. Al Darow and Dick Kazmaier combined for key plays with Kazmaier tossing and Darow receiving, while Gifford and Richter contributed for California and the West. Janowicz was voted outstanding player and earned the Coffman award.
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Ohio State
Vic Janowicz
Michigan State
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Princeton
Dick Kazmaier
Shriners’ Scrippled Children Hospital
Tanowicz
Hardhittng
Midwest
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Doraw
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Wee
Arantic
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Glenn Lippman
Texas A. & M
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California
Les Richter
Linih
Sunmac
Doubts on U S Davis Cup Selections Stirring Debate
The Journal American reports Ted Schroeder was promised both singles and doubles spots before joining the Australian challenge, with charges of biased selection by captain Frank Shields. Dick Savill and Billy Talbert questioned the process, noting failed consultation and missed chance to partner with Tony Trabert against Australia’s Sedgman and McGregor.
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New York
Journal-American
Ted Schroeder
Dick Savill
Orange
N.J
Sydney
Savitt
Australia
Frank Shields
U.S
Ted
Tenis
David Eisenberg
Journal American
Schroeder
Jeng
Eisenberg
Billy Talnert
Tony Trabert
Busin
Talbert
Trabert
Frank Sedgman
Xen McGregor
Shields
Benners Guides Gray All-Stars Past Blues in South Victory
In Montgomery SMU ace Fred Benners sparked a comeback, throwing key passes as the Gray All-Stars defeated the Blues 20-14 in the annual Blue-Gray game. Barton's late TD pass to Chester Freeman sealed the win as Benners earned top player honors.
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Ala
Fred Benners
Southern Methodist
Beimers
SMU
Notre Dame
Grays
Jim Barton
Louisiana State
Chester Freeman
LSU
Benners
Aussie Star May Remain Amateur
Sydney reports VP Frank Sedgman indicated he would stay an amateur for at least another year. His decision affects America's hopes for the Davis Cup next season, as Sedgman plans to represent Australia. The dinner remarks followed speculation on his pro status and referenced recent White City results against U S players.
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Australia
Lawn Tennis Association ‘of
Frank
White City
Frank Shields
U. S
Linas
Mervyn Rose
Ken McGregor
East Beats West In Shrine Grid Classic Thon
Eastern team defeats Western squad 15 to 24 in the Shrine gridiron classic. East coach Clarence Munn of Michigan State hails a team victory and the spirit of his players. West coach Jess Neely cites missed chances and outplay by the East.
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Dee
Rice
Jess Neely
Bedlam
Michigan State
Clarence “Biggie” Munn
Michigan
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