Wisconsin Faces USC Defense in Rose Bowl Prep
Wisconsin coach Ivy Williamson warned his team must solve USC’s formidable defense to compete in the Rose Bowl. The Badgers arrived in Pasadena with 44 players and were warmly greeted by local officials and Tournament of Roses representatives. Williamson noted USC’s defense is strong and the main challenge is moving against it.
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Julius Boros Tops 1952 Money Winners in Golf
Julius Boros was named the top money winner for 1952 with $37,032 earned, making him the Cinderella man of golf in his second full year on the tour. Jack Burne Jr. of Houston won the Vardon Trophy for the best scoring average, as the final PGA tabulation was announced last night.
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Want Ad Offers Big Labor For Small Pay
A lighthearted notice suggests readers can secure work by placing a Want Ad, noting the promise of substantial tasks for a modest fee. The item emphasizes the appeal of unsolicited employment leads from classified ads.
Moore Wins Light Heavy Title as Maxim Falls in Tenure Tonight
Archie Moore defeats Joey Maxim in a 15 round decision to claim the world light heavyweight crown. Moore vows to give contenders a chance, saying he will inject life into the division and grant title shots to deserving challengers. Maxim earns $100 000 under contract, with TV receipts undisclosed.
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Bobo) Olson
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Phils Set to Join Saigh in TV Receipts Deal
New York and St. Louis owner Fred Saigh presses for a share of television receipts from Cardinal games at other parks. The Philadelphia Phillies are close to signing, following Cubs and Reds, with Phils owner Bob Carpenter praising Cubs Wrigley as ahead in radio TV and promotional ideas. He anticipates Phils will share video revenue too.
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Vaulters Richards and Laz Lead Boston Meet Entries
Rev. Bob Richards and Don Laz were the first entrants announced for the Knights of Columbus meet at the Boston Garden on January 17 by meet director William P. Kenney last night.
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Bruins Edge Chiefs Milwaukee in IHL Thriller
Troy Bruins overcame an early Milwaukee lead to take a 6 5 decision in a high tempo IHL game before about 1400 fans. The victory caps a hard fought matchup with key plays turning the late game in Troy's favor.
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Doris Kelley Delivers 509 Series In Local Bowling Meet
Doris Kelley rolled a 509 series and a high game of 181 to lead Keglerette bowlers. Charm Center claimed the top team score with 1994 pins while K of C and other clubs posted wins in league play.
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Moritz and Marty Lead Monroe Cage Team
Moritz junior forward and Marty junior guard top Monroe scorers early in the cage schedule. Marty sat out one game yet both have four points in five games, including three Badger Conference tilts. Brandli leads in made shots with 15 while Croak posts a .611 average at 11 of 18. Ander egg has the most attempts at 30. The article notes a free throw rule nuance affecting scoring without changing overall points.
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Wisconsin Faces Purdue After Folz Injury Fear
Wisconsin football prepares for a Big 10 clash with Purdue as reserve center Dan Folz may be sidelined by an ankle injury suffered in practice. The team departs for Lafayette and will work out at the Purdue fieldhouse before returning for the California game on December 26.
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Moore Seeks Marciano Fight After Title Win
Archie Moore, fresh from defeating Joey Maxim for the light heavyweight title, eyes a bout with Rocky Marciano for boxing’s top prize. Manager Charley Johnston says Maxim could rematch, but Moore aims higher and will consult Jim Norris about heavyweight plans. Maxim’s side claims Moore used low blows to weaken Maxim.
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Menehan Leads B Team Scoring in Five Games
Jim Menehan took over the B team scoring lead after Pete Johnson moved to varsity. Menehan has 40 points in five games, with Johnson at 35 and Jerry Davis at 34. Coach Don McGibbon’s squad has 177 points for a 35.4 average. opponents total 115. Next game at 6:45 p.m. tomorrow in Middleton. Hawks Win Exhibition in Mauston.
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Indians Hold Stockholders Meeting Over Ryan Control
Cleveland Indians executives plan an unscheduled front office meeting to decide the fate of Ellis Ryan as opponents push for a new board. Spokesman Donald Hornbeck cites disputes over governance, Hank Greenburg duties, and Ryan’s Indianapolis GM choice.
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Corn Estimate Boosted Again
The Agriculture Department's final year report puts this year's corn crop at 3,306,735,000 bushels and wheat at 1,291,447,000. Wisconsin's corn is listed at 139,954,000 bushels. The corn forecast is up 3,860,000 bushels from last month while the wheat forecast is 7,474,000 bushels below last month’s figure.
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Revised crop production figures for corn and wheat data
The revised corn production last year stands at 2 258 160 000 bushels and the ten-year average for 1941 50 is 3 011 652 000. The revised wheat estimate for 1951 is 980 810 000 bushels and the ten-year average is 1 084 664 000.
College basketball scores from several games
Cornell beats Harvard 64 to 56 in overtime while Dartmouth defeats Vermont 71 to 60. Niagara prevails 65 Syracuse 45 Siena 79 Rhode Island 70 Princeton 79 over Lafayette 47 Navy 95 over Rutgers 73 Maryland 54 Virginia Military 37 Virginia 80 over Johns Hopkins 56 Morehead Kentucky 106 High Point 71 Notre Dame 53 Chicago Loyola Oklahoma A and M 62 DePaul 51 Detroit 74 Houston 74 Dayton 72 Eastern Kentucky 62 Valparaiso 73 Evansville 66 Iowa Twirs 66 over Loras 55 Ripon 90 over Oshkosh 65 St Cloud Minnesota 80 Eau Claire 7 Wisconsin Tech 84 over St Procopius Ill 69
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Sullivan Resigns Boston Braves Post to Join Notre Dame Ally
William H. Sullivan Jr announces his resignation as publicity director of the Boston Braves to join Frank Leahy, Notre Dame football coach, in the newly formed All Star Sports Associates.
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