Court Scoring Race Begins
Clyde Lovellette of Kansas leads the race for the 1951-52 college scoring title after five games with a 28.6 point average. Don Meineke of Dayton sits high in field goals. Dick Groat of Duke and Mark Workman of West Virginia follow in scoring as Dick Howard of Western Reserve posts a 65.7 percent shooting mark.
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New York
Clyde Lovellette
Kansas University
Jayhawk
Ncaa Service Bureau
Lovellette
Southern Methodist
Hd Miller
Syracuse
Miller
Loveliette
Kansas Clyde
Nick Kiadis
Loyola University of Chicago
Dayton
Don
Monk) Meineke
Temple
Bill Mikey
Owl
Dick Groat
Duke
Mark Workman
West Virginia
Jay Handlan
Washington and Lee
Mikey
Lovel- Jette
Groat
Workman
Handlan
Dick Howard
Western Reserve
Red Cats
Bob Houbreys
Washington
South Carolina
Don Cox
Kladis
Jack Turner
Auburn
Maryland
Lee Brawley
Bob Peterson
Oregon
Browns And Rams Prep For National Title Game
Los Angeles crowds grow as Browns and Rams finish final workouts for the title clash. Paul Brown outlined game plans at Pasadena City College ahead of Sunday’s showdown. Ram coach Joe Stydahar reports minor injuries but full squad readiness. Ticket sales rise as weather stays favorable, with estimates around 70,000 fans possible.
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Los Angeles
Cleveland Browns
Los Angeles Rams
Paul Brown
Browns
Pasadena City College
Rams
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Joe Stydahar
Ram
Saint John’s Defeats Libertytown in Open Game
MAY COACH CARDINALS SAN FRANCISCO December 20 Joe Kuharich, longtime USF coach, resigns effective January 15 after guiding Ollie Matson and the team to a perfect nine win season. He is a candidate for the Chicago Cardinals head coaching job. Kuharich previously played professional ball with the Cardinals. Basketball is cited as the only major sport of wholly American origin per the Encyclopedia Britannica.
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Joe Kuharich
University of San Francisco
Notre Dame
Ollie Matson
USF
Chicago Cardinals
Trophy winner rise of terps was planned operation
Nine hundred voters trial the Sullivan trophy winner. Rev Robert Richards, pole vault star and decathlon competitor, is touted as the favorite for advancing good sportsmanship. Other nominees include Moore Pence Thomas Keller McCormick Whitefield Davis Connolly Yardley. Maryland football power ascent attributed to Jim Tatum's hiring, post war effort, and aggressive recruiting, with strong seasons and Bowl appearances highlighting the program's rise.
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NEA
NEW York
James FE. Sullivan
Robert Richards
Bob Richards
California
Richards
Amateur Athletic Union
Ilinois Athletic Club
University of Ilinois
Cornelius Warmerdam
Decathion
Buenos Aires
Madison Square Garden
New York Athletic Club
Europe
Ilinois
Don Laz
Wayne Moore
Carol Pence
Jimmy Thomas
Pat Keller McCormick
Mal Whitefield
John Davis
Maureen Connally
George Yardley
College Park
Ance
Maryland University
Tennessee
New Orleans
Maryland
Associated Press
Jim Tatum
H. C. Byrd
Cow College
Tatum
Byrd
Clarence
Doc)Spears
Clark Shaughnessy
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Georgia
Jacksonville
Michigan State
Missouri
South
Navy
North Carolina
North Carolina State
Tracks Look For Big Year
Wagering at pari mutuel tracks nationwide surged in 1951 by 17.01 percent to a record 99.93 million dollars in 24 legal states, while attendance rose 6.01 percent to 24.30 million. New York led with 4.39 million attendees as Miami and New Orleans saw double digit increases, and Illinois, Michigan, New Jersey, and Ohio posted revenue gains amid tighter gambling enforcement.
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Tropical Park
New Orleans Fair Grounds
New Orleans
Santa Anita Park
Arcadia
Calif
State Racing Commission
Illinois
Michigan
New Jersey
Ohio
Narragansett Park
Lincoln Downs
Rhode Island
State Board of Health Seeks Higher Hospital Subsidy
Maryland's State Board of Health asks for more funds to raise daily payment to hospitals for medically indigent care from $10 to $12 starting July 1. Current policy pays the lesser of cost, usual charge, or $10. The Maryland Hospital Association had urged a $2-a-day rise.
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Baltimore
State Board of Health
Maryland
Maryland Hospital Association
Snow Shovelers Seek Work Mob at Detroit Hiring Hall
Nearly 3,000 men sought snow shoveling jobs at a Detroit city hiring hall. Ninety policemen restored order as workers pressed the door, many laid‑off factory workers hoping Christmas pay. About 1,000 were hired at 141 dollars an hour to clear streets, while 2,000 were turned away.
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Detroit
U S Receives Confidence Vote in United Nations
In Paris on December 21 the UN political committee rejected Russian charges that the United States supported anti Kremlin plotters in the Soviet Union. The vote was three against Russian resolutions with eleven abstentions.
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Paris
United Nations
United States
U. S
Grunewald Refuses Testimony in Tax Scandals Probe
Henry Grunewald known as the Dutchman declined to testify before a House committee examining tax scandals, signaling a stance against answering questions in the ongoing inquiry. The committee pursues further testimony and documents from involved parties as part of the investigation.
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Washington
Henry
The
Grunewald
House
University Expansion Surges Before War Stride
Before the war the university housed 2,300 students and has grown to four times that number. Construction boomed with a new stadium seating 34,000 to replace a wooden 12,000 seat facility.
Frederick High cancels athletic activities for holidays
Frederick High School cancels all athletic activities and classes through the Christmas holidays amid severe road conditions. Assistant Coach Gene Hummel said the Friday basketball game against James Wood at Winchester is postponed, with one holiday practice planned for December 31. The next schedule game vs Alumni at home is set for January 4.
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Frederick
Gene Hammel
James Wood High
Winschester
Westerne
Washington
Hummel
Light Session Of Peoples Court Held
In Frederick on Friday December 21 1951 a light session of the Peoples Court heard cases. Weedon passed a car driven by William H Jenking triggering a collision on icy roads. Magistrate Shoemaker suspended a $10 fine for Charles A Willard who was cited for speeding but proved a faulty speedometer. Daniel Weedon was found guilty of reckless driving and fined $10 plus costs after an accident on Route 340 near Feaga ville last Friday.
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Frederick
Weedon
William H. Jenking
Route 1
Knoxville
Shoemaker
Charles A. Willard
Willard
M. J. Whitney
Peoples Court
H. Reese Shoemaker, Jr
Daniel Weedon
Harry Bownan
Feagaville
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