College Cage Season Opens With Wide Opening Night
College basketball opened with over 200 games across the country. St John’s of Brooklyn and Kentucky led a slate of strong showings, while Oklahoma A&M and Holy Cross stumbled. Lou Tsioropoulos paced Kentucky, and upsets were scarce as teams like Illinois Indiana Iowa and Kansas State won decisively. In other notes, Notre Dame and Kansas posted wins, and a late Toledo-Cincinnati finish capped the day.
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Taylor
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Billiken
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John Patézier
Post-Season BanTalk Heard Across Nation
New York reports discuss post season bowl games amid calls to end them. The Big Seven Conference bans all post season contests next year while AP sports writers favor retaining bowls with restrictions and limited number.
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Associated Press
Joe Doyle
The
South Bend Tribune
Ray Reeve
WRAL
Raleigh
N. C
Reeve
Earl Hellen
Greensboro Record
Reds And Phils Trade Players Shakeup in Winter Meetings
New York Dec 10 The Cincinnati Reds traded pitcher Howard Fox second baseman Connie Ryan and catcher Forrest Burgess to the Philadelphia Phillies for catcher Andy Seminick outfielder Dick Sisler infielder Eddie Pellagrini and pitcher Nyles Jordan The seven player deal was the major swap of the winter meetings bringing Fox a right hander with nine wins and 14 losses to the Phillies Ryan becomes a regular second baseman Burgess joined Cincinnati from Chicago in a four player swap after season end Seminick started in the 1950 All Star game hit .277 in 101 games Sisler hit .287 in 125 games Pellagrini hit .234 in 48 games and Jordan a 24 year old left hander with a 2 3 record after a late season call up The trade followed a four hour conference with club presidents managers and executives The Phils expect Ryan as regular second baseman Fox as a starter and Burgess to compete for the catching job Seminick will be first string catcher Sisler joins regular lineup Pellagrini utility infield and Jordan shows promise with high hopes by management and staff
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Fair Hope
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Marty Marion
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St. Lows Browns
National League
Detrick Comets End Five-Game Drought With 61 48 Win
Camp Detrick Comets snap a five game skid by routing Blue Ridge Summit 61 to 48 at the Post Fieldhouse. They led 27 25 at halftime, then pulled away in the third quarter with 22 points. Blue Ridge Summit’s Bob Calimer led with 18. Camp Detrick’s McCartney and Fraley had 11 each. Next they face Fort Meade Wednesday.
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Felker
Brabander
Big Seven Bans Postseason Play Across Conference
Kansas City report says the Big Seven Conference bans all post-season athletic events and imposes new limits to curb overemphasis. Effective September 1, 1952, the rule covers post-season competition at member schools and could influence NCAA basketball and track events after the regular season. The ruling may be amended later.
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Eddie Stanky to Manage St. Louis Cardinals in Trade Deal
Eddie Stanky accepted the Cardinals manager job after a deal with the New York Giants. The Giants traded Stanky for pitcher Max Lamer and outfielder Church Diering, with contract length unresolved between Stanky and Cardinals owner Fred Saigh. Stanky planned travel to St. Louis to finalize terms, aiming for a two or three year pact.
Gavilan Must Meet Homez Or Forfeit
The National Boxing Association warned welterweight champion Kid Gavilan of Cuba that his title will be forfeited in ten days if he does not sign to face Europe’s Charles Humes of France. NBA also told heavyweight Joe Walcott and light heavyweight Joey Maxim to arrange defenses within three months.
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Charles Humes
France
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Joe Walcott
Joey Maxim
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Col
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Humez
Walcott
Maxim
Rocky Marciano
Massachusetts
Clarence Henry
California
Ezzard Charles
Ohio
Archie Moore
Missouri
Harry Matthews
Tulsa Hurricanes Lead Major College Offense in 1951
New York, Dec. 10. Tulsa Golden Hurricanes finished the 1951 football season as offensive leaders among major college teams with 5,282 total yards over eleven games. They averaged 480.2 yards per game and 329.3 rushing yards per game, second in rushing after Arizona State. Maryland led in scoring with 39.2 points per game.
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Tulsa
Golden Hurricanes
Hurricanes
National Collegiate Statistical Bureau
Arvona State of
Maryland
Princeton
Arizona State
Industrial Bowling League Latest Results Report
Industrial Bowling League results list matches with scores for Gladhill Furn and Middletown, Broad Run and NE Barbershop, Riddlemoser’s and Stop Texaco, Quaker City Cars and Morgan Lunch, larola's Shop and Bitzer and Moore, K and H Sheetmetal and Landis Jewelry. Weekly statistics note high individual game and series by Moberly of Quaker City Cleaners with 142 and 388, and high team game and series by Moberly Quaker City Cleaners with 142 and 389.
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Middletown
Broad Run
Barbershop
Riddlemoser’s
Texaco
Quaker City Cars
Morgan Lunch
Larola’s
Bitzer and Moore
Moberly
Quaker City Cleaners
Pet
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Landis Jewelry
Morgan Yuunch
NE Barbershop
K & H Sheetmt'l
Gladhill Furniture
Riddlemoser's Market
Harold Sandwich Shop
Six Teams Leave Week With Undefeated Records
Six teams remain undefeated after the first week's play in the Camp Detricken pit bowling ex cult third round. Indians, Senators, and Pirates top League A at 3–0 while Yankees and Athletics lead League B and Cubs head League C.
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Batting Champ Crownes Two in IL Ironically
Average earned his second shot as a result. He had been up with the Philadelphia Ats before. The Cardinals returned the old year old bespectacled third baseman to Reihester because of weak hitting. Severn others have won two crowns, but hotter succession. Richmond, a bookkeeper during the off season, rapped five home runs, five triples and ah doubles, stoved F1 runs and drove in 49. Marvy Rickert of bsillimore, the league’s home multi wall a5, finished second in the batting race with a 62 avegage.
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Warner
Severn
Richmond
Marvy Rickert
Bsillimore
More Cage Teams Begin Conference Competition
Six more Mason-Dixon cage teams jump into conference play this week with Mt St Marys defending champion leading a slate that includes Towson Catholic U and Western Maryland. The Shoremen host Catholic U tonight then Towson Friday as Nick Scullion anchors Washington College in a bid to repeat scoring leadership.
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Hall Dogen
Chamiplon
Mt St Mary's
Bridgewater
Victor
Catholic UL
Laeyoala
Wall Dry
Tamson
Miatlyland
Downing Catholic UL
Tandalph-Mincon
Dick Whiteoath
Yellow Jackets
Nick Scullion
Whitcomb
Washington
Shoremen
Catholic U
Towson
Seattion
Maryland
Open Class Opened For West Coast Baseball Proposals
New classifications and recalls dominate a joint meeting led by Commissioner Ford Puck. Open classification for the Pacific Coast League aims to end the player draft and ease cross league moves. Proposals include 24 hour recall, 23 player rosters, and tentative site Wie AL-Stagine July 8. Experiments from the U S Department of Agriculture confirm Terpume hay boosts milk yield.
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Dee Mum
Fon Mo
Luvat
Loerie
Columbus
Ford Puck
Tos
Devise
Junius
Nation League
Phigoft Sestens Bach
Sida
Jinter Baseball
Perpchaor Anther Soo
Assucibon
Americn
Benevos Hent
Ben Chienee Rowlaie
Parthe Coast League
Rowtanel
Coatefrauit
West Coast
Charles Maxim Fight Again This Week in San Francisco
The fifth Charles Maxim boxing chapter pairs Ezzard Charles and Joey Maxim in a 12 round bout in San Francisco. Welterweight contenders Kid Gavilan and Walter Cartier seek momentum toward a middleweight title clash with Sugar Ray Robinson. The bout, part of the Charles Maxim series dating to 1942, airs 10 p.m. EST on CBS and 10 p.m. CEST on ABC NBC telecasts.
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Ezzard Charles
Joey Maxim
Kid Gavilan
Walter Cartier
San Francisco
Charles
Cleveland
Maxim
CBS
Gavilan
Martier
Madison Square Garden
Sugar Ray Robinson
Robinson
Cartier
Kong
Eugene Hairston
ABC
NBC
Sugar refining timeline and Crater Fake outlet
The text notes that crystallizing sugar appeared in Europe in the Fourth Century, while refining in the modern sense emerged in the Fourteenth Century. It also states Crater j Fake in the National Park area of southern Oregon has no renown inlets or outlets.
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National Park
Oregon
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