Unholy ten face NCAA enforcement power test
Ten colleges nervously await the NCAA new police arm after the convention granted on the spot punishment power short of suspension or expulsion. The cases involve serious misconduct. a Big Ten school or strong programs may receive probation or other actions, with appeal only to the convention. Kentucky and Bradley earlier faced sanctions in basketball scandals.
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NCAA
Will Grimsley Washington
United States
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Big Ten
Hugh C. Willett
Kentucky
Bradley
Council
Two-Continent Tournament Decides Middleweight King
Oklahoma City owner E J Humphries keeps Bill Greason from major leagues despite strong bids. Scouts praise his potential after a standout Marine camp season, but he remains with Humphries as gate receipts drive the gamble.
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Indians
Concensus
Tom Greenwade
New York Yankees
Dodgers
Joe Black
Black
Greenwade
Yankees
Greason
Humphries
Boxing Groups To Co Operate In Elimination Tournament
New York state and the National Boxing Association plan a five man elimination tournament to crown an American middleweight champion. The survivor will meet the winner of a European title bout between Randy Turpin and Charles Homer in a world championship challenge.
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New York
New York State
National Boxing Association
NBA
Randy Turpin
Charles Homez
Bob Christenberry
New York State Athletic Commission
Christenberry
George Barton
Abe Greene
John
Ox) da Grosa
Carl
Bobo) Olson
Honolulu
Norman Hayes
Boston
Rocky Castellani
Luzerne
Ernie Durande
Bayonne
N. J
Pierre Langlois
France
Langlois
Castellani
Madison Square Garden
Greene
Olson
Hayes
Castellani - Langlois
Durando
Marciano
Walcott
Jim Norris
International Boxing Club
Chicago
Lauro Salas
King
Tom Collins
Watermelon Hotel Charge Joke From Umpire Red Jones
Eddie Robinson recalls Red Jones the AL umpire in 1948 at Municipal Stadium in Cleveland. Jones groaned about a hotel watermelon charge as Bob Feller faced trouble while Lou Boudreau and Joe Gordon rallied the team. Jones joked if his outfield were that big he'd plant it with watermelons.
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Eddie Robinson
Chicago White Sox
Red Jones
Cleveland
Municipal
Robinson
Jones
Bob Feller
Lou Boudreau
Joe Gordon
Red
Boudreau
Browns Pin Hopes On $150000 Untried Rookie At Shortstop
The St. Louis Browns invest $150000 and three players to acquire Billy Hunter a 24 year old shortstop and 1952 Texas League MVP who has never played in the major leagues. Manager Marty Marion predicts a first division finish noting shortstop was the team’s former weakness. Hunter played for Fort Worth Dodgers farm system hitting .290 with 22 steals and strong double play participation. Bill Veeck confirms the bold purchase after a year of pursuit.
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New York
St. Louis Browns
Billy Hunter
Browns
Marty Marion
Marty
Bill Veeck
Hunter
Veeck
Brooklyn
Ray Coleman
Stan Rojeck
Bob Mahoney
Fort Worth
Dodger
Yellowjackets Triumph in Butler County League Showdown
West Elkton edges Hanover 69-61 as Rodney Clippinger netted 22 points and Paul Hartman added 17 for the Yellowjackets. The winners led 43-31 at halftime and held on Saturday night to claim the victory.
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West Elkton
Horn
Hanover
Yellowjackets
Rodney Clippinger
Paul Hartman
Three Church League Games Set At Trinity Gym
Three tilts are on tap in the Church League at Trinity Gym tonight. Holy Trinity sits out with a bye. First up at seven features Church of God versus First Evangelical United Brethren, followed by First Baptist versus First Presbyterian at 8 15. Maple Park United Brethren meets Calvary Methodist to close the card.
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Trinitty
Holy Trinity
Church of God
First Evangelical United Brethren
First Baptist First Presbyterian
Maple Park United Brethren
Calvary Methodist
Cage Scores From The Associated Press
College Dayton over Loyola New Orleans 83 to 59 Seton Hall tops Xavier 86 to 78 Ohio high school Newport Catholic 60 Hamilton Catholic 41 Middletown Fenwick 55 Cincinnati McNicholas 40 Pro basketball results Boston 131 Baltimore 87 Syracuse 76 Philadelphia 72 Fort Wayne 72 Indianapolis 68 Milwaukee 63 Rochester 79 Minneapolis 85 New York 79
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Dayton
Loyola
New Orleans
Seton Hall
Xavier
Ohio High School
Newport
Catholic
Hamilton
Middletown Fenwick
Cincinnati
McNicholas
Boston
Baltimore
Syracuse
Philadelphia
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Rochester
Minneapolis
New York
Rio Grande Shines In Odd Ohio Season
Rio Grande leads a quirky Ohio college hoops season with 18 straight wins under Coach Newt Oliver. Bevo Francis tops national scorers with 966 points and an average above 50, as Rio Grande has 1 800 points in 18 games. Akron tops the Ohio Conference and Toledo leads the Mid American while Ohio Northern heads the Mid-Ohio.
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Fritz Howell
Columbus
Ohio
Coure
Rio Grande
Newt Oliver
Gallia County
Goliath
Bevo Francis
Wooster
Bowling Green
Denison
Wilmington
Ohio U
Baldwin Wallace
Wittenberg
Otterbein
John Carroll
Akron
Toledo
Ohio Northern
Ebert Schlundt Duel Promises Big Ten Scoring Showdown
Indiana’s Don Schlundt and Ohio State’s Paul Ebert clash as the Big Ten’s top scorers in a key showdown that could decide the conference crown. Schlundt leads in all games with 183 points, Ebert close behind with 180, as both aim to extend Indiana’s lead over Illinois.
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Chicago
Big Ten
Don Schlundt
Indiana
Paul Ebert
Ohio State
Hoosiers
Illinois
Minnesota
Michigan State
Iowa
Michigan
Wisconsin
Schlundt
Ebert
Redlegs Sign 3 Young Players for 1953 Season
Cincinnati Reds general manager Gabe Paul announced that Roy McMillan Joe Nuxhall and Wally Post signed for 1953 bringing the club’s total signed to thirteen. McMillan received a large pay boost after a standout 154 game season as a defensive star.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Redlegs
Gabe Paul
Roy McMillan
Joe Nuxhall
Wally Post
Paul
McMilan
Maureen Connolly Voted Female Athlete of the Year
Maureen Connolly known as Little Mo, 18, from San Diego and Wimbledon champion, was named the female Athlete of the Year in the Associated Press poll. The news came as she finished a match at Kooyong Stadium in the Australian championships.
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Melbourne
Australia
Maureen
Mo Connolly
Associated Press
Secon
San Diego
Calif
U. S
Kooyong Stadium
Molesworth In Line For Baltimore Post
Baltimore residents expect to learn today who will coach the newly won NFL club after purchasing 250000 dollars worth of season tickets. Keith Molesworth, ex Chicago Bears quarterback and former Steelers backfield coach, remains a strong candidate as NFL Commissioner Bert Bell prepares a press conference.
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Baltimore
General Office Takes Team Honors at Armco Girls Bowling
General Office No 1 won the team event at the Armco Girls Bowling Tournament held at Frontier Bowling Lanes over the weekend. Edna Schwall with 521 and Florence Eckhart with 506 led the team to a 2396 total, with Pat Hodge 480, Pauline Wittlinger 448 and Barbara Liggett 441. All totals counted handicap. Research finished second.
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General Office
Armco
Frontier Bowling Lanes
Edna Schwall
Florence Eckhart
Pat Hodge
Pauline Wittlinger
Barbara Liggett
Research
Opossum Cookery Featured In Southern Favorite Recipe
A Recipe for Opossum describes soaking, parboiling, and roasting the meat with salt peppers and sweet potatoes. The dish is served with cold slaw hot bread and lemon pie, illustrating old southern culinary tradition.
Bobby Sox Idol Martinez Named Rookie of the Year
New York veteran boxing writer honors Vince Martinez 23 of Paterson N J as 1952 Rookie of the Year. He edged Ralph Jones and Tommy Harrison in voting with a 25 26 record and recent knockout exploits at Madison Square Garden and St Nicholas Arena. Martinez works at Westinghouse Bloomfield New Jersey.
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Vince Martinez
Paterson
N. J
Bobby Sox
Boxing Writers of America
Martinez
Ralph
Tiger) Jones
Yonkers
Tommy Harrison
Los Angeles
Nat Freischer
Waldorf- Astoria
Tony Pellone
St. Nicholas Arena
Sammy Giuliani
Madison Square Garden
Don Williams
New England
Vince
Westinghouse
Bloomfield
Only Draft Left Of Grid Season After Bowl Game
Bud Parker coached the Nats to a 27 7 Pro Bowl win over an American Conference all star team in Memorial Coliseum. Paul Brown led the defeated squad. 62 stars headed home. winners get 600 dollars, losers 500. Don Doll of Detroit named MVP with the George Halas Trophy. Norman Van Brocklin of the Rams threw two TD passes.
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Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Buddy Parker
Nats
Memorial Coliseum
Paul Brown
Parker
Don Doll
Detroit
Hsportswriters
George Halas
Norman van Brocklin
Rams
Few Changes Seen In Football Rules
The NCAA Football Rules Committee opened its annual conference in St. Petersburg Florida indicating likely few amendments to college football rules. Chair Fritz Crisler of Michigan praised the current regulations and hoped no changes would be made as the group reviews last season’s play.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Michigan
Fritz Crisler
Army Release Ready For Indian's Rookie
Cleveland announces slugging outfielder Jim Lemon, a top rookie, will be released from Army duty soon. General Manager Hank Greenberg says Lemon could make a big difference for the Indians. Lemon expects to be separated this Saturday.
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Cleveland
Jim Lemon
Hank Greenberg
Lemon
Bob Lemon
Mangrum Breaks 54-Hole Record In Bing Crosby Event
Lloyd Mangrum won the Bing Crosby 54-hole pro-amateur at Pebble Beach with 67 66 71 for a 204 and a $2,000 prize. Amateur Mil Wershaw earned $50 for sixth in pro-am. National champ Julius Boros finished second in the pro division, earning $1,250, with Lawson Little in third for $1,000. Next stop is San Diego.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Slim
Lloyd Mangrum
Bing Crosby
Mangrum
Mil Wershaw
Los Angeles
San Diego
Juelius Boros
Mid Pines
N. Ca
Lawson Little
Sedgman’s Youth Tops Kramer in Princeton Tennis Fight
Frank Sedgman defeats Jack Kramer in Princeton New Jersey as part of a world tour stop. Sedgman previously routed Kramer at Madison Square Garden with scores 63 46 63 amid a crowd of 11 100. Pancho Segura extends winning streak to four and Ken McGregor trails.
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New York
Frank Sedgman
Frank
Jack Kramer
Princeton
N. J
Sedgman
Kramer
Madison Square Garden
Jack
Ken McGregor
Pancho Segura
Segura
National and American hockey scores roundup
National games featured New York defeating Montreal 7 to 0 and Detroit beating Toronto 5 to 2. Chicago won 4 to 2 against Boston while Buffalo edged Cleveland 2 to 1 and Providence topped Syracuse 4 to 1. St Louis lost 2 to 0 to Pittsburgh and international match Troy over Milwaukee ended 6 to 4.
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Montreal
Detroit
Toronto
Chicago
Boston
Buffalo
Cleveland
Providence
Syracuse
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
International
Troy
Milwaukee
Miami Bears Down Ohio In Key Road Win
Miami Huskies defeated Ohio University 89 66 in Athens for their third road win in 40 years lifting them to seven wins in ten starts. Dick Kitch returned after bursitis boosting rebounding and outside shooting while Dick Walls missed time early. freshmen won 70 42 in prelims.
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Oxford
Miami
Xavier
Redskins
Ohio University
Athens
Bobcats
Ralph Readout
Scotty Griesheimer
Bill Rohr
Punch
Dick Kitch
Bill Kennon
Don Barnette
Charles Fox
Bill Fox
49th Ohio State Bowling Tourney Planned in Youngstown
Parker Mattison secretary today announced the 49th annual Ohio State Bowling Association tournament will be staged in Youngstown from February 14 to March 22 with entries closing January 5.
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Toledo
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