Spring Grid Practice May Be Limited
NEW YORK Dec 21 The NCAA steering talks show major conferences near a 20 day limit on spring football practice with 218 lessons in some leagues and 15 days in others while the Big Ten stands alone opposing restrictions. Eastern and Western groups split on substitution and platoon rules.
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Actice
WCAA
Southwest
Rocky Mountain Conference
Pacific Coast Corference
Missouri Valley Conference
NCAA
Big 16
Big Ten
Eastern College Athletic Conference
Football Rules Committee
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Cincinnati
Arounds win first half in Camp Detrick bowling
AY Arounds clinch first half in Camp Detrick Women s Bowling Lease with 26 16 record after sweeping PP Division. Pick Ups beat Dots and Dashes for runner up while Dots Dashes drop two of three to PD Division. Jane Surgess posts season high 148 game and 358 set to lift average to 102 11 with Kehne Grossnickle Dunn Murphy close behind. Second half begins January 7 with matchups across divisions.
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Property
Jane Surgess
Odette Kehne
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Catherine Murphy
L. Pet
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Olin Weekly Statistics Highlight Top Scores
P James led the ladies with a high game of 145 and tied for high match at 327 with G Englebrecht. A Covell posted the men's high game of 133 and J Kline had the top men’s match at 370. The Yankees led team totals with 545 points in both game and 1541 in combined match.
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G. Englebrecht
A. Covell
J Kline
Yankees
Glade Fairey Bowling Standings and Scores
Walkersville leads with multiple team wins including Country Club and Ox. Co. high scores include Eagles best game at 389 and a team total of 1798. standings show Fred. Co. Prod and Ramshberg among top performers with LeGore and Shripers contributing solid pins.
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Cubs release Mickey Owen to join Mexican league
Chicago Cubs announce the unconditional release of catcher Mickey Owen, the first major leaguer to desert baseball for the Mexican league. Owen, 35, hit .184 in 58 games for the Cubs last season, his second year with the club. The release was announced by former commissioner A B Chandler in 1949. A second brief notes a troop transport arriving in Seattle, as authorities seek speedy return for Far East servicemen aboard the Frederick Funston.
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Maryland May Schedule Nine-Game 1952 Football Slate
The Southern Conference may have barred Maryland into its best schedule yet for 1952 with games tentatively set against Missouri Georgia Navy LSU Alabama Clemson Mississippi Boston University and Florida. The ban last week cut six conference foes from Maryland schedule leaving only five.
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Radio Program Listings Dense Night of Shows
A long OCR filled schedule lists radio broadcasts and programs with hosts such as Abe, Jarmeay Rangers, Godwin, Vaughn Monroe, Gene Autry, Bob and Ray, and many others across NBC CBS and DuMont networks. It notes news commentary, sports, music, and variety slots with exact times and stations, reflecting a busy regional broadcast day.
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Faith of Future
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al Helfer
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Mbsa
Bob and
Rayne Bopalong
Hawaii
Guy Lombuardo
Chicago
News & Variety
Finest T Quarterbacks Vie In Title Game
In Los Angeles the Cleveland Browns led by Otto Graham clash with the Los Angeles Rams and Bob Waterfield in the NFL title game at Memorial Coliseum before an expected 65,000. The pair have faced off four times with Graham holding three wins and Waterfield seeking his first he outdraw. The 1950 1951 and 1953 matchups are cited as context for a likely close battle.
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Kiner and Musial Top Sluggers in NL Averages
Official NL batting slugging standings name Ralph Kiner of Pittsburgh and Stan Musial of St. Louis as the top sluggers. Kiner led with .627 slugging, Musial right behind at .614, setting a league record with a .584 career mark. Irvin led in RBIs with 121, while Campanella, Hodges, Robinson and Pafko also reached 100 RBI lines.
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Stan Musial
Kiner
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Roy Campanella
Gil Hodges
Jackie Robinson
Andy Pafko
Brooklyn
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Cardinals and Giants set league record for bases on balls
The article notes offenses and pitching efficiency with Cardinals grounding into 111 double plays and 492 strikeouts as the Giants and Dodgers tied a league mark on August 9 by drawing 24 walks, surpassing the old 23 record held by the Cards and Reds in 1910 and by the Cards and Phillies in 1911.
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Ramblers Tie For First In M Division Race
Ramblers sweep three M Division games to tie for first with Blue Devils one week left in first half of Camp Derrick Men's Duckpin Bowling League. Blue Devils lost two of three to Service & Supply. Headquarters must face Ramblers January 9 in key three game match. Standings show Blue Devils and Ramblers at 23 wins 16 losses. Headquarters and Service & Supply at 20 wins 19 losses.
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Connie Mack Marks His 89th Birthday in Philadelphia
Philadelphia veteran Connie Mack, turning 89 tomorrow, says the 1951 season was too short for his Athletics to trouble the New York Yankees. He notes he enjoys watching the game as a spectator and will host a birthday luncheon at Shibe Park.
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Tivoli opens holiday week schedule with star studded lineup
The Tivoli Theater launches the holiday week with Close To My Heart starring Gene Tierney and Ray Milland Sunday and Monday. Star Lift runs Monday through Thursday with a cast including Doris Day Gordon MacRae Virginia Mayo Gene Nelson Ruth Roman James Cagney Gary Cooper Phil Harris Louella Parsons Randolph Scott Jane Wyman. Saturday features Captain Blood with Flynn and Olivia de Havilland.
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Gene Tierney
Ray Milland
Doris Day
Gordon MacRae
Virginia Mayo
Gene Nelson
Ruth Roman
James Cagney
Gary Cooper
Phil Harris
Louella Parsons
Randolph Scott
Jane Wyman
Captain Blood
Nae Flynn
Olivia DeHavilland
Adventures at the Opera House features Captain Fabian and more
At the Opera House next Sunday and Monday Errol Flynn and Micheline Prelle star in Adventures of Captain Fabian with Vincent Price Agnes Moorehead and Victor Franzen in supporting roles. A late Christmas Eve showing of Fixed Bayonets follows at 11 30 p m starring Richard Basehart Gene Evans and Michael O Shea. Elopement with Clifton Webb runs Tuesday to Thursday with William Lunding Charles Bickford Anne Francis and Reginald Gardner also featured. Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer is also on the program. On Friday and Saturday South of Caliente with Roy Rogers Trigger Dale Evans and Pinky Lee screens, plus the first of Captain Video 15 chapters, a cartoon and comedy.
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Victor Franzen
Korea
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Michael O'Shea
Clifton Webb
William Lundigan
Charles Bickford
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Reginald Gardner
Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer
South of Caliente
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Trigger
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Pinky Lee
Gift ideas for Chevrolet owners from Key Chevrolet
Key Chevrolet Sales Inc offers a catalog of genuine Chevrolet accessories and gift suggestions. Items include gasoline locking caps, accelerator pedal covers, seat covers, tissue dispensers, chrome exhaust extensions, garment bags, license plate frames, windshield glareshade, fog lamps, back-up lamps, underhood lamps, glareproof rear view mirror, outside rear view mirror, vanity visor mirror, radio, chrome wheel trim rings, portable spotlight, and windshield washer. Gift certificates available.
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Eddie Stanky New Manager Inquest Adds Coaches
Eddie Stanky becomes manager of the club with Terry Moore returning as coach and John Riddle joining as coach. The piece also lists a selection of used cars from Lawson Motor Sales and Monocacy Motors Inc with prices for various makes and years.
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Terry Moore
John Riddle
Pittsburgh Pirates
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