Minors Ban Telecasts of Games Across Home Territories
Houston December 2 uP Commercial broadcasts and telecasts of baseball games outside a club’s home territory were banned by the minor leagues subject to majors approval in New York next week. The convention also moved to consider moving the St. Louis Cardinals Columbus franchise to Omaha, while tightening player limits and working agreements.
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Health Center League Mixed Teams DIY Results Recap
Mixed teams league results show Indians four Yankees six Dodgers four Giants zero Orioles three Browns one. Standings reflect weekly stats with top individual scores by R. Cramer and M. Mulcahey at 133, plus M. Mulcahey 376. Women’s high game 156 and high set 348 by L. Englebrecht.
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Quarterbacks Vie For Backfield Spots
The Associated Press notes a strong group of quarterbacks for the All-America backfield. Guglielmi of Notre Dame Shaw of Oregon and Larson of California lead in total offense with Dawson of Purdue close behind. Vann of Army and Wyant of West Virginia also deserve consideration for their T and split T offense mastery. College results and basketball scores follow.
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Paul Larsen
Oregon
George Shaw
Purdue
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Liberty Bowling League Night Matches and Highs
Friday night bowling results show Wrights defeating Nashs and Smiths, with high totals including Irish Five star Mike Mulcaher 396 and Smith’s 434 in the high game. Details list league matches, standings, and top performers across Fisher, Nash, and Church Hill venues.
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Radio Broadcast Schedule Fragment
Readable segments outline NBC MBS ABC Radio schedules with programs and times from evening through late night. Mentions include news broadcasts sports commentary Dinah Shore The Lone Ranger suspense dramas Amos Andy and Mr Keen with various network notes and host names where legible.
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Television Program Grid From Early Evening Schedule
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Selvy Leads Hawks To Win Over Lakers
Frank Selvy scored 42 points as the Hawks defeated the Lakers 117 to 108 in Fort Wayne. The Milwaukee star nailed 24 of 26 free throws and added nine field goals, breaking three Coliseum records and surpassing George Mikan's 32 point Lakers mark.
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Md Guard soldiers win rifle match against Western Maryland ROTC
In Westminster on armory range, Co A Won 1381 to 1281 over Western Maryland College ROTC. Lieut May led with 276 high gun honors tied by Broadhurst at 283. Scores list multiple shooters from both units with top marks in standing fire and rapid fire segments.
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Navy Priming For Sugar Bowl lineup and training plans
Navy coach Eddie Erdelatz keeps contingencies open for the Sugar Bowl against Mississippi with ongoing position changes and post Army evaluations. He aims nine days of practice in New Orleans, undecided training sites, and notes captains Monahan and Dunnell may play. Mortis Gilmore says seats will be shaved to 13,000. attendance likely by volunteers on Christmas leave. Duke’s Bill Murray named ACC football Coach of the Year for 1952 season.
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North Carolina
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Charles Town to Host 11 Day Racing Meet with Revamp
Charles Town Jockey Club readies the Eastern racing season close with an 11 day meet starting December 4 and about $250,000 in improvements. Heating, stable areas and starting gate upgrades accompany a strong rider roster and revamped paddock facilities. A special Tiffany & Company trophy for the Campbell Memorial Handicap will be unveiled at Bowie with Mrs. Campbell presenting the prize. Dick Shipley and Tom McLuckie named to Maryland contingent for the annual North South game in Montgomery.
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Leo Lewis Leads Small College Football All America Team
Leo Lewis Lincoln University Jefferson City Missouri repeated on the Associated Press Little All America team for a second time. The 22-year-old senior totaled 4458 rushing yards and 465 points, setting NCAA small college records while preparing for veterinary studies. He anchors a line averaging 201 pounds with ends McKenna and Owens and guards Patterson and Nei. Hampden Sydney center Stokeley Fulton, 180 pounds, leads the line and helped spark five straight Hampden Sydney wins.
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Notre Dame Faces SMU In Big Cotton Bowl Showdown
Dallas fans anticipate Notre Dame versus Southern Methodist in the Cotton Bowl. Notre Dame is favored by two touchdowns. SMU boasts a strong backfield led by Eidom Marshall and O'Brien. All 75,504 seats sold amid national TV interest as Notre Dame aims to rebound after a near-perfect season.
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Saxton Defeats Fuentes In Tepid Welterweight Bout
In a dull 19 round welterweight bout in Los Angeles Johnny Saxton from Brooklyn won a unanimous decision over Ramon Fuentes. No knockdowns occurred and both fighters suffered facial swelling. Referee Frankie Yan scored 58-51 for Saxton while judges Hart and Randolph had 56-34 and AP card agreed.
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Ryff Faces Big Test With Zulueta At MSG Tonight
New York lightweights Frankie Ryff, 22, meets Orlando Zulueta, 26, at Madison Square Garden in a title bout potential fight rookie of the year candidate. The NBC telecast begins coast to coast at 7 p.m. NYT. Zulueta, though ranked higher, is the betting favorite as Ryff seeks a landmark win.
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Boxers Shine In 10 Round Duel Lacking Power
The match features a ranked fourth contender and Ruff No as they meet in a ten round bout noted for two left handed fighters. Frankie has 15 straight wins with only three knockouts, while Zy luvta stands 51-21-9 with six saves and no defeats. Neither fighter has been stopped, and observers feel New S is prepared to challenge champion Jimmy Carter despite inexperience.
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Fights Last Night Between Several Boxers Across Cities
In Los Angeles Johnny Saxton outpointed Ramon Fuertes in a 10 round non-title bout. In Milwaukee Bert Whitehurst stopped Dave Raeus in 3 rounds. In Topeka Bobby Bickle stopped Warren Woods in 4 rounds. In Calgary Johnny Gonsalves outpointed Johnny Salkeld in 10 rounds. A stray cleaning tip warns against dirt on floors and suggests steel wool with turpentine.
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