Klosterman Matson End Careers At Rose Bowl Clash
Don Klosterman of Loyola and Ollie Matson of San Francisco close college careers in the Rose Bowl. Klosterman set NCAA passing records this season and Matson, a 203 pound back, leads in touchdowns and yards gained. The Don’s likely aerial against Matson’s ground attack pits air versus ground in a storied showdown.
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Chuck Taylor predicts Stanford win over California Bears
Stanford coach Chuck Taylor predicts an unbeaten Indians victory in the season finale at Palo Alto. He says California is the toughest foe faced, cites Bob Karpe and John Olszewski, and declines to discuss the Rose Bowl or sending scouts for possible Big Ten nominees.
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Yanks Reach NSW Tennis Semifinals as Seixas and Schroeder Advance
In Sydney, Vic Seixas of Philadelphia and Ted Schroeder of California moved into the New South Wales tournament semifinals. Dick Savitt and Tony Trabert were upset, while Mervyn Rose defeated Dick Savitt and Ken McGregor fell to Schroeder. Frank Sedgman also advanced by beating Lennart Bergelin. Sedgman meets Seixas. Schroeder faces Rose.
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Sanders Glowing On SC Line As UCLA Faces USC
Los Angeles November 20 AP Sanders UCLA star backs the Trojans line and lauds Husky Hugh McElhen ny as the best ball carrier seen in college football He predicts a tough USC defense and a strong cross town clash with USC coach Jess Hill noting injuries but pledging equal matchup Also Loyola coach Olivar hears praise for Ollie Matson as USF braces for unbeaten foe
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Kentucky Lands Cotton Bowl Bid
In Dallas Texas on November 20 the Cotton Bowl invited Kentucky to the 1952 game hoping the Wildcats as a good luck charm will face the Southwest Conference host team from a field of four contenders. Kentucky accepted despite two early season losses while Tennessee is already bound for the Sugar Bowl after remaining unbeaten.
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New York Judge Assails Collegiate Athletic Boom
A New York judge denounces commercialism and over-emphasis in intercollegiate football and basketball, calling the system an atomic scandal while a seven president committee in Washington seeks reforms. He sentences and suspends multiple players and assigns prison terms to a basketball fixer. The report notes reactions from university leaders, including Oklahoma and SMU, and cites the broader call for tighter controls.
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Tennessee Reclaims No. 1 Grid Position
Tennessee regains the top spot in the national college football polls after a 46-21 victory over Mississippi, solidifying its Sugar Bowl bid. Michigan State slips to runner up as standings shift with Stanford rising and Maryland moving into contention. Kentucky looms as a key test for the Vols.
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Amatuer Ring Stars Spark a Bruising Drawcard Night
A six bout amateur boxing card at Wilmington Bowl drew a good crowd. Gonzalo Montoya 125 and Warren Straight 127 fought a close four round draw with referee Joe Stone undecided. Semimain Mel Harris 146 beat George Shelton 135 by decision. Burns Mintares exhibition left Burns with a bloody nose and Mintares a sore kidney. Clisby Ford 146 stopped Frankie Lara in two. Donald Angell 157 defeated Herman LaDay 157, and Jerry Holman 173 beat Bob Romano 175 by decision.
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Pan American Race Begins in Mexico City
The 1933 Pan-American auto race starts in Mexico City with 161 competitors from eight countries. Cars from American and European stock categories vie for prizes from $23,180 to $1,159. First to start was a Chrysler driven by Jose Antonio Marin for Voz magazine. radio notes Tony Bettenhausen had begun, though his car suffered a reported accident en route.
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Gift Touchdown Fuels Husky Cougar Grid Battle
Washington and Washington State face an anticipated Seattle crowd record as the Huskies and Cougars clash in a high stakes showdown. The famed last play gift touchdown and looming attendance peak amplify a season already marked by comebacks and veteran performances.
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