Regular Grid Season Ends Lived Up To Expectations
New York AP reports the 1952 college football season closed with Michigan State and Georgia Tech living up to expectations. Michigan State posted 24 straight wins, while Georgia Tech’s engineering squad stayed undefeated, and the season featured notable teams like Mississippi, Notre Dame, and Southern California amid rule debates on a shifting formation.
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Illinois
California
Texas Christian
Iilii
Wisconsin
Pappy Waldorf
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Southern California
UCLA
Southern Cal
TCU
Texas
Notre Dame
Oklahoma
Maryland
Terps
Alabama
Frank Leahy
Leahy
Jesse Hill
Miles Committee
Carpets from government offices to be sold for revenue
In Iran at Temran carpets from government offices ordered sold by Mossadegh last year will be cleaned mended and marketed to raise government funds. A large licorice supply was found in King Tutankhamen's tomb during the 1923 Egyptian excavation.
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Duke Coach Murray Voted Southern Conference Coach of the Year
Duke coach Bill Murray, in his second year, led the Blue Devils to the conference title and earned 119 points on 44 ballots from the Southern Conference sports writers association. Art Lewis of West Virginia finished second with 100 points, Rex Enright third with 64, and Jim Tatum fourth with 36. The vote totals include several other contenders and runners-up.
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Rex Enright
South Carolina
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