Maryland Terps Ready for Sugar Bowl Workouts
Biloxi Mississippi December 26 Maryland coach Jim Tatum prepared his Terps for the New Orleans Sugar Bowl against Tennessee. He praised team spirit and speed, noted captains Dave Cianelli and Bob Ward, and outlined a heavy practice plan leading to game day. Tatum emphasized defense over offense and praised Tennessee’s All-America tailback Hank Lauricella and line play while predicting balanced two platoon strength for Tennessee. He also recalled close tests against North Carolina and LSU and expected steady workouts through December 30.
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Sugar Bowl TV Coverage Limited in Area New Orleans
Sugar Bowl broadcast on New Year's Day will be on ABC with Gillette as sponsor. Harry Wismer will call play by play and Jim Britt provide color. The 2:30 p.m. EST start precedes the game by 15 minutes. Coaxial cable limits TV reach. WDSU TV will televise to roughly 90 to 120 miles.
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One Boxing Death In Fifty One Year NBA Report
The National Boxing Association reported one professional boxing death in 1951, down from three the prior year, noting 24 365 contestants participated in pro bouts in the United States. George Flores of New York died in September after a bout with Roger Donoghue. four amateur fatalities occurred, with no intercollegiate deaths. The NBA highlighted safety measures including an eight second count, longer layoffs for vulnerable fighters, compulsory retirement for worsening cases, and careful matchmaking to ensure bouts are in doubt.
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Dixie Classic opens in Raleigh with top teams met
The third annual Dixie Classic basketball tournament starts in Raleigh with Southern California, North Carolina State, Cornell and Duke favored. Opening games feature Southern California vs North Carolina at Reynolds Coliseum and Navy vs NC State, with Duke facing Columbia and Cornell vs Wake Forest. State seeks a third straight title while Navy, coached by Ben Carnevale, aims to extend its five game win streak. Dick Groat leads Duke as a top candidate amid early losses by Duke and strong showings from Columbia.
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Barksdale Reinstated By Baltimore Bullets
Don Barksdale, high salaried rookie, was reinstated by the Baltimore Bullets after an indefinite suspension. Neither side disclosed reasons, though rumors linked rule violations. He signed a $17,000 yearly contract for two years and had averaged 10.2 points in 22 games.
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Robinson Is Award Winner For 1951 Boxing
Ray Robinson named fighter of the year by Ring Magazine for 1951 marking his second such honor in three years. Sugar Ray edged Jersey Joe Walcott for overall record and sportsmanship while Harry Matthews earned world best all round fighter. Fleischer notes vacant welterweight crown and Gavilan Humez as lineal champions. Louis slips to fifth among heavyweights.
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Clarence Henry
Roland le Starza
Broadcast Schedules and Programs Across Multiple Stations
Radio listings detail a dense schedule of programs across CBS NBC and DuMont networks. Items include News for the minute, Weather, Kiddies Hour, Discussion Series, News and Commentary, various dramas and comedies, and late-night features such as Dragnet, Counter Spy, and The Lone Ranger film. Stations WB, WMAL, WFLD and others listed with time slots and program names.
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Mbs
Tis
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Abe Silver
Rnews
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Cbs Defense Attorney
California Caravan
Keen
The
Playhouse
Abs
Red and Gun Club
Nba
Hearthstone
Trisian
Cbs Dance Orchestra
Newn
Variety
All Nets
Rogovin Leads ERA Race as 1951 Big Six Pitchers
Chicago White Sox righthander Paul Rogovin tops the American League earned run average with a 2.78 mark from 217 innings and 12 wins, earning the era title as the league celebrates a 20-game winner corps for the first time since 1922. Other 20-game winners include Feller, Lopat, Raschi, Wynn, Garcia, and Garver, with Lopat the lone lefty and Ry notables noted in the era and strikeouts lists. Separately, the Baltimore and Ohio reports a sharp rise in net income for November, and Virgil Tackett, a 26-year-old Pike County man, dies at home after a long battle with heart-related issues.
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Boston
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Washington
Dick Starr
Libertytown Bowling League Latest Results
Bowling results from Libertytown show Nash's defeating Wright's 3 to 0 and Fisher's beating Warners 3 to 0. Grabill tallied 2 points, while Smith registered 1. Weekly stats crown Nash's and Fisher's high games and sets, with 1538 as top set.
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Matthews Must Sign Soon To Meet Maxim
New York December 26 Harry Kid Matthews must accept or lose the transcontinental bid for the light heavy title fight with champion Joey Maxim set for February 22. IWC matchmaker AL Weltl raised his offer from 15 to 20 percent during a long distance call with manager Jack Hurley who said a decision would come by Friday. Maxim's manager Jack Kearns warned of other options including a potential June bout with Ray Robinson. Sites discussed include New York or San Francisco while Boise Idaho is also mentioned by Hurley as a possible venue.
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Kid) Matthews
Joey Maxim
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Jack Hurley
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Maxim
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Claim Dean Thanked Premier For Treatment
San Francisco dispatch reports Peiping radio broadcast letters said Maj. Gen. William F. Dean wrote to North Korean Premier Kim Il Sung and to his wife and daughter in Berkeley and San Francisco. The AP relayed the letters to Mrs. Dean who said they sounded authentic. The letters claimed Dean had no complaints and asked if he had become a grandfather.
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Kim
North Korea
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Missing Letters Hint at Dean’s Alert State in Family Note
Mrs Dean reports her daughter’s 9 month old grandson Robert Dean Williams. The family’s attempts to send letters to Dean were unearthed by relatives who say the message hints he remains alert.
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Dean
Ickes in Hospital with Severe Neuritis Treatment
Former Secretary Harold Ickes lies in Georgetown University Hospital under treatment for a painful nerve condition described by his wife as neuritis. The ailing ex-official is 93 and had a long career including serving as Interior Secretary under Roosevelt.
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