Minor Bowls Set as Weekend Decisions Loom
Six minor bowls were fixed while the major Rose Sugar Cotton and Orange bowls wait for weekend outcomes. Texas is assured in the Cotton, with Oklahoma or Tennessee possible foes depending on Saturday results. OL, Kentucky and others face bids in the Sugar, Rose, and Orange bowls with several matchups still under discussion.
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Freddy Thurier Sets AHL Career Games Record
Freddy Thurier of the Cleveland Barons keeps adding to his all time games played mark in the American Hockey League, starting this season with 531 games.
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North Carolina Competes In Cotton Bowl After 1949 Season
North Carolina finished with a 7-3 record after a 178-177 scoring edge against opponents. The Tar Heels won seven of ten games and earned a Cotton Bowl appearance.
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Pick Tennessee Eyes Kentucky Streak End
AP sports column previews the final college football weekend as Tennessee aims to end Kentucky’s winning run. It lists key matchups including Stanford vs California, Illinois and others, with notes on Rose Bowl prospects and week’s marquee games.
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Central League Future Is Rocky With Team Gaps
DETROIT AP The Central Base ball League faces an uncertain future with six teams at risk. Key issues are the sale of the Clippers, Saginaw Bears debt and suspension, and sale rumors of the Flint Arrows. President Halligan aims to stabilize the circuit and plans a Detroit meeting to secure a six team season.
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Two Contenders Tie For Lead In Recreation Loop
McFadden Electric and the Question Marks share first place in the Women's Recreation League at Broad St. Bowl-Mor after each team won two games. Woodward posted 507 and Hensley 504 series as Baker’s Funeral Home saw the Question Marks win the key match. Jean Laurens led McFadden with 461 in four games while Mayer’s Weiser totaled 451. Other results include Carfax over Red Top, and Gas and Electric sweeping Sorg Dolls with Kalnai leading at 467.
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Art Spruance Leads Moose League Sweep in Bowling
Art Spruance opened slow then rolled 595 series 191 and 247 to top the Moose Men's League. His team swept three from Mike Barach's 184 176 199 559 and No. 2, while Eddie Canter led No. 6 with 555 in a sweep of No. 4. Paul Ballard 532 and Lowell Murphy 529 supported No. 3 as they took two from No. 8 Paynter, Jr. who had 512 for the losers.
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Four Skids Top Gardner Board and Carton League
Ruth Ray led the Four Skids with 447 as they swept Klick Tops. Mary Kappel scored 438 for the Operettes who beat Glue Pots, whose best was Betty Wilson at 418. The Four KBs dropped two to Bourdettes and Ring Stylers fell to Rollettes twice with L Bisford posting 413 for the win.
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Think Hands Is Pro's Advice
Roslyn New York AP veteran pro Mike Izzo at the Engineer's Club says weekend golfers fault is slow hands on the downswing. He, a former caddie with Gene Sarazen, urges players to consciously feel their hands do the swing and hit the ball. Think hands is the cure.
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Sports editor named for Ashtabula Star-Beacon
Don Rice of Mentor is named sports editor at the Ashtabula Star-Beacon replacing Bob Hedland who has joined the Army. Hedland, a 1948 Miami University graduate, has worked at the paper for six months.
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BBs lead Armco Girls in shutout over Gutter Rats
The BBs cemented first place in the Armco Girls League with a shutout of the Gutter Rats who were tied for second. S Kinder and D Woodward each posted 439 series for the BBs. Buckaroos drop to second after losing to last place Sourballs, S Baker and T Terrell each 425 for the winners. Ten Pins move into a tie for third after three wins over the Jitterbugs led by P Romans 128 180 170 488. M Wombold 146 161 165 472 for Lane Janes.
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Carpenter Shop sweeps Masonry in Armco Maintenance Bowling
Don Turner's 210 191 181 587 led Carpenter Shop to a clean win over Masonry in the Armco Maintenance Shops League at Yankee Rd Bowl Mar Mel Steele added a 529 series. Machine Shop opened with two wins over Electric Shop paced by Pierson 541. Riggers won the odd games from Pipe Shop Electric Construction beat Weld Shop as Jim Lang posted 162 134 256 552 and Denny Justice 544.
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Slab Mill Tops Electric Melting in Wahoo Meet
Slab Mill won a pair over Electric Melting No 2 in a Wahoo event with scores 182 199 184 565. George Yost had 194 194 175 563 for the losers. Carl Kraft led Shipping No 2 over Strip Mill twice, and Electric Melting No 1 took two from Shipping No 1 behind Mel Young's 521. Gibson added 513 for Shipping. Cold Strip halted a shutout with three wins paced by C Williams 534.
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League results: multiple forfeits and losses
James defeated Barr by forfeit and Morgan beat Shipping in Fast Side Processing League play. Howard's Prunes took two from Frye's Floaters while Gose's Alley Rats lost three to Haskins.
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Wesleyan Back Tops Conference Scoring Leaderboard
Bob Garner of Ohio Wesleyan won the Ohio Conference football scoring title with 90 points. Ralph Sharrer of Muskingum was second with 79, Paul Phipps of Heidelberg third with 63, and Jack Mancos of Kent and Andy Steve of Muskingum tied for fourth with 60 each.
Evening TV Grid Highlights and Lineup
Cincinnati area stations list daytime and prime time programs for WLW TV WKRC WCPO and WHIO. Includes Ruth Lyons Fifty Club Hollar Dollar Kukla Fran Ollie and Tennis News plus Late News Weather and Sign-Off segments.
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Pesky to Become Radio Disc Jockey in Boston
Boston Red Sox third baseman Johnny Pesky announced a new career as a radio DJ this month at WKRC TV Channel 11. He signed to host an all request program that will play any song except the registered "Yanks Are Coming" number.
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Mississippi grid debut 1893 celebrate first game
The first football game in Mississippi took place in Jackson on November 11, 1893. The University of Mississippi defeated Southwest Baptist of Jackson Tennessee now Union University 56 to 0.
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