Vikings Beat San Diego Junior College 65 to 58
Long Beach City College Vikings defeated San Diego Junior College 65 58 in Metropolitan Conference play. Bob Seymour led with 16 points, Jerry Thomas added 15, while Percy Gilbert sparked the Knights with 22 in the loss.
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Bob Seymour
Jerry Thomas
Lou Beach
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Cosgrove
Busch Bond Net Victors In California Veterans Tennis
UW favorites dominated the California Veterans Tennis Championships at La Jolla Beach and Tennis Club. Top seeds Lewis Bond and Carl Busch advanced in straight sets. Bond defeated Van Zerbe 7 4 6 2 and Busch beat Osthaus 6 0 7 5. Semis set for Bond vs Rice and Busch vs Woodall. Dorothy De Vries faces Alice Vance in the women’s final.
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Lasone Beach
Lewis Bond
San Marino
Carl Busch
Paramount
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Los Angeles
George Rice
Oakland
Bond
Carl van Zerbe
Balboa Bay Club
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Franz Osthaus
Rice
Woodall
Alice Vance
San Bernardino
Blanch Robinson
North Hollywood
Dorothy de Vries
Huskies Clip Beaver Five in Coast Conference Clash
Washington beat Oregon State 49-43 in Corvallis to move into second place in the Coast Conference Northern Division. The Huskies swept the two-game series after winning 46-37 last night. Duane Enochs led Washington with 13 points, while Guinness had 11 for OSU and Johnston added eight.
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Oregon State
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Guinness
State College Five Forces OT Victory At Wilson Hoo
Los Angeles State College trailed late but tied Long Beach State at 54 apiece in the final 20 seconds and won 72 to 69 in overtime. Mel Sothan led Long Beach with 22 points, while Los Angeles State had key contributions from Witte and Darrow as the visitors rally.
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Los Angeles State College
Long Beach State College
Wilson Hoo
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Belew
Couse Stion
Los Angeles
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Goarke
Walker
Garden Grove Five Earns First Win in Narrow Victory
Garden Grove High notches its first win of the season by beating Ava Jon High 51 to 38 last night in Garden Grove. Readable lineups and partial scores appear, though several names are garbled in the OCR.
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Garden Grove High
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Americans Suffer Sound Trouncing in Pro Classic
In a lopsided professional clash, the Nationals defeated the Americans 30-13. Key plays featured Van Brocklin to Soltau and Waterfield to Hirsch, with Towler and Younger grounding the Nationals while the Americans failed to convert on the ground. Baugh fumbles and late drives highlighted a dominant Nationals performance with 145 rushing yards to 15 for the Americans and 158 passing yards to 87.
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Control of College Athletics Tightened
Cincinnati January 12 AP The NCAA rebuffed college presidents on some points but moved closer to their aims. It restricted out of season drills to 20 sessions per sport and tightened institutional control of athlete aid while enforcing academic standards. A new ethics committee was created and the anti platoon move failed. Hugh Willett was re elected NCAA president and Earl Fullbrook named secretary treasurer.
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Cincinnati
Hugh Willett
University of Southern California
Earl Fullbrook
Nebraska
Kenneth Tugg Wilson
Big Ten
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Il-mnan
National Council On Education Committee
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Arthur S. Adams
American Council On Education
Washington
Adams
Ncaa Council
Pacific Coast Conference
Kenneth L
Tug) Wilson
Big 10 Grads Urge Faculty Control in Athletics
Evanston Jan 12. A committee of Western Conference alumni leaders urged faculty control of collegiate athletics to curb recruiting and subsidization practices. They warned such practices harm reputations and standards, and pledged alumni cooperation for strict faculty oversight.
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Western Conference
Glenn Coulter
University of Michigan Alumni Association
Harold Pogue
Illinois Group
Jack Fullen
Ohio State
Loren Hickerson
Iowa
Gaels Topple Lion Quintet In Narrow Victory
St. Marys Gaels beat Loyola of Los Angeles 67 to 56 at Richmond. Sharp free throw shooting powered the win as the Gaels improved to 10 wins against four losses, making 23 of 38 from the line while Loyola managed 12.
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Loyola of Los Angeles
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Olympic dress rehearsal draws 12 nations
FRANKFURT January 12 Up athletes from at least 12 nations are expected to take part in West Germany's Olympic dress rehearsal the eighth international Winter sports festival at Garmisch from January 15 to 27.
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West Germany
Bruins Beat USC 67–58 to Lead PCAA Southern Division
UCLA Bruins surged to a 67–58 victory over Southern California to seize first place in the Pacific Coast Conference Southern Division with a 3–1 league record. UCLA led from the start, opening 13–1, and withstood a late Trojans rally to pull away after five minutes remaining.
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Forrest Twogood
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Bears Rally Past Stanford for 72 63 Win
California men beat Stanford 72 to 63 in a Pacific Coast Conference basketball game in Berkeley. Jim Dean scored 23 for the Golden Bears while Ed Tucker added 13 and Jim Walsh 17 for Stanford. The Bears erased an early 23 2 deficit and seized the lead at halftime as Dean sparked the surge with 14 points in the period.
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Jim Dean
University of California
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Dean
California
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Uare
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Libpeten Tig Green
BO Ohonglunte
Norway Enters 125 in Olympics
Oslo January 12 United Press Norway's team for the winter Olympics will number about 125 athletes. The spokesman for the Oslo organizing committee said the squad will include 50 to 60 skiers 30 skaters 17 ice hockey players 12 bobsled competitors and 15 bandy players Exhibition bandy matches will not count in the program Bandy is a field hockey type played only as exhibition.
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Norway
Clarkson Drops Football After 1951 Winless Season
Clarkson College of Technology announced suspending varsity football for 1952. The Potsdam based school becomes the 37th to drop football in the last two years, with president William G. Van Note saying focus will shift to winter sports, especially hockey.
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Clarkson College of Technology
Clarkson
William G. van Note
Potsdam
Ryan Swung at Ref During Boxing Scuffle in MSG
Witnesses testified that Fight Manager Tommy Ryan attacked Referee Ray Miller after a Castellani bout at Madison Square Garden. The district attorney may pursue action as the boxing commission weighs revoking Ryan’s license next Friday.
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Robert Christenberry
Ray Miller
Rocky Castellani
New York City
Tommy Ryan
Castellani
Castellanii
Ryan
New York
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Suspen
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Miler
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Weill
International Boxing Club
Vincent_A. Nariello
College Basketball Scores Across California and Northwest
A fragmented recap lists numerous college men’s basketball results, from Long Beach City College and San Diego to Cal Berkeley and Stanford, with varied scores including a 67 58 outcome for BELA over Southern California and several overtime notes. The mix features California, Washington, Oregon, and Nevada programs, plus smaller colleges like Cal Tech, San Jose State, and Gonzaga, reflecting a wide-day summary of regional games.
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San Diego
BELA
Souther Califoroia
California
Stanford
Washington State
Tdahe
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Oregon State
Analea
Humborne State Car- Gee Tefocking College
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College of Marin
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Ein TC
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Dayton Air Gems
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Loyola
Senia Barbara State
Redlands
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Cal Foly
College of Pacific
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Stewart Chevrolet
San Francisco
Denver Civics
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Whither
Occidental
San Francisco State
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Chanman
Cal Tech
Cortland
Clarkson Tech
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Jersey City
Fairfield
New Haven
Sys Wins European Heavyweight Title in Brussels Bout
In Brussels on January 12 Kare Sys defeated Hugo Ten Hoff to claim the European heavyweight title. Sys, at 206½ to 220 pounds, won 13 rounds on the judges scorecard from French referee Rene Schemann, with two rounds even, as Ten Hoff failed to capture a single round in his first defense since winning the title from Britain’s Jack Gardner on September 23.
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Kare
Sys
Hugo Hein Ten Hoff
Germany
Rene Schemann
Ten Hoff
Britain
Jack
Gardner
Slingin' Sammy Baugh Should Return For Another Season
In a rain soaked Memorial Coliseum exhibition, Slingin' Sammy Baugh struggled again against modern stars, fumbling thrice and failing to spark the Americans as the Nationals pulled away 30-13. Otto Graham and Paul Brown commented on weather as a deciding factor and the need to adapt to wind and conditions.
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Memorial Coliseum
Texas
Nationals
Otto Graham
Otto
Santa Barbara Five Nips Redlands 40 to 37
Santa Barbara State College edged Redlands 40 37 in a tight game to seize command in the third period. The first half stayed close with Redlands up 21 20 at the break before Santa Barbara surged, scoring six points more in the third quarter than their opponent for the final margin.
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Redlands
Santa Barbara State College
Gehrmann in Easy Victory in Washington Track Meet
Don Laz vaulted 15 feet 3 inches to defeat Bob Richards in his first defeat in 51 meets. Don Gehrmann won the mile in 4:14, and Horace Ashenfelter, an FBI man, set a meet record in the two-mile at 9:05, leading Charley Capozelli. Richards failed at 14 feet 12 1/2, Laz topped 15 feet but fell short of a world record, and Attlesey set an American indoor record for 70-yard high hurdles.
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Don Laz
Bob Richards
Don Gehrmann
Horacé Ashenfelter
FBI
Gehrmann
Ashenfelter
Charley Capozelli
Richards
University of Llingis
Laz
Wisconsin
Warren Creutzler
U. S. Army
Attlesey
Dick Attlesey
Southern Cal
Navy
Jim Behrdell
Meredith Gourdine
Cornell
Idaho Bowl to Cougars Upset Idaho Vandals 62 46
Pullman Wash January 12 Washington State controlled the ball in a tight finale outscoring Idaho Vandals 12 to five in the final period to win 62 46 in a Pacific Coast Conference north division matchup Eric Roberts led the Cougars with eight points in the period and George Rosser and Roberts sparked a decisive third quarter for WSC who moved ahead early in that stretch and never trailed again Herb Millard kept Idaho in contention with timely scores but Washington State gradually pulled away and clinched the victory
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Wash
Washington State
Idaho Vandals
WSC
Vandals
Eric Roberts
Idaho
Roberts
George Rosser Bergan
Herb Millard
Millard
Cougars
Illinois Iowa Match Strides in Big Ten Basketball
Illinois remained unbeaten in the Big Ten with a 67 for its 2nd win this season and third in Western Conference play over Michigan before 6300 fans at Ann Arbor. Wisconsin beat Ohio State 59 51 in Madison to snap a string of two losses. Northwestern edged Purdue 85 83 at Evanston as Frank Ehmann hit a late one handed shot. Minnesota defeated Michigan State 55 49 in Minneapolis for its first Big Ten win.
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