Charles KO's Satterfield In 2nd Round
Former heavyweight champion Ezzard Charles stopped Rory Satterfield in the second round at Chicago Stadium to bolster his case for a title shot versus Rocky Marciano. Charles unleashed a sharp left hook in the second, dropping Satterfield for the count in 1 minute minutes of the round, securing his 86th victory as he sought a June defense.
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Tatum Happy At Maryland and NC State Meeting
North Carolina State officials met with Maryland coach Jim Tatum and aides in Richmond to discuss an advisory role for improving State's athletics. Tatum stated he is happy at Maryland and made no coaching recommendations or contract plans. Also notes on wrestling cards and Giants coach hire are included.
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Jim Tatum
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Phillies Acquire Murry Dickson From Pirates
The Philadelphia Phillies bought pitcher Murry Dickson from the Pittsburgh Pirates for Jack Lohrke Andy Hansen and 80000 in cash. President Bob Carpenter announced the 37 year old right hander’s acquisition at a press conference. Dickson’s addition strengthens the Phillies pitching staff and may enable further trades.
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College Basketball Scores From Associated Press Reach Various Teams
A collage of college basketball results shows East Syracuse defeating Cornell 71 69 Penn State 74, West Virginia 66 over Geuveburz 85 Bucknell 52 Juniata 31 Dickinson 49 Delaware 69 Haverford 40 Lebanon Valley 86 Muhlenberg 70 Moravian 66 Villanova 87 and many more across conferences.
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Muhlenbert
Hemric Dominates Frontcourt In Major College Showdown
NEA correspondent Jimmy Breslin profiles Dick Hemric of Wake Forest, who despite a bad ankle, put up a dominant 23 points against Duquesne and 28 with 14 rebounds against Kentucky. He notes Hemric's 25.1 ppg last season and 50 percent shooting, rating him among the nation's top big men. Breslin cites Hemric preferring Jim Tucker of Duquesne as the best individual, while Bevo Francis shines for Rio Grande.
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Bones McKinney
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Greason
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Duquesne
Dukes
Cliff Hagan
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All-America Way No 3 Hemric dominates on court
The Dunxjuesne coach tests Hemric as a pivot star who can feed teammates in a triangle set, defend well, and score with a soft hook from either hand. He’s not the fastest, but Hemric’s all-around play and late-game scoring threats mark him as the Pirates’ main challenge this year.
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Honey Russells Pirates
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Broadcast schedule notes and mixed program listings
The fragment lists a 3:00 p.m. broadcast with sports and commentary blocks and a 7:45 p.m. lineup including detective drama and family programming. It mentions names like Sammy Raye Eddie Cantor and various notations for news and commentary segments, forming a chaotic schedule teaser.
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Connolly Retires As American League Umpire In Chief
Chicago, Jan. 13. Thomas H. Connolly retires after a long AL officiating career spanning the league’s life. Named umpire in chief in 1931 by Will Harridge, the 83 year old Irishman supervised umpire selection and performance and traveled to monitor umpires.
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Will Harridge
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Arkansas Ruling Clears Drunk Driving Convictions
An Arkansas attorney general's ruling holds that drunken driving cannot be charged unless the person is actually driving. A 185 law declared it unlawful to drive or control a vehicle while intoxicated. The ruling voids past convictions and clarifies that mere intoxication with access to a vehicle could implicate a case.
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One-Platoon System Is Here To Stay Says Committee
The NCAA Football Rules Committee upheld the one platoon system after rejecting 40 proposals to liberalize substitutions. They urged coaches to end injuries faking and the sucker shift, warning rules may be rewritten if unethical practices persist. A 1954 study group will review further changes.
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Baltimore Colts eye nine coaches for 1954 leader
Baltimore owner Rosenbloom names a nine man list for the 1954 coach position including Bobby Dodd and Art Lewis with eight candidates plus Keith Molesworth in consideration. Dodd says he did not apply while Ewbank Owen and Collier are among likely options as the team reviews possible leadership.
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Questions And Answers About Canaries And Davis
The Q A pairs discuss whether wild canaries sing and compare their song to tame birds. They also ask if Wes Jefferson Davis was indicted for treason, and answer yes noting two years in prison without trial, followed by his inclusion in the 1868 general amnesty releasing Confederate leaders.
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Satch Paige eyes Orioles comeback despite silence
Satchel Paige, the baseball veteran, said he wants to pitch for Baltimore next season but has heard nothing from the Orioles. Art Eller, Orioles GM, declined to discuss contracts, noting only that Paige is on the roster. Paige plans to tour with an all star group if released and vows majors or nothing. Browns raise NFL ticket prices to 4 for best seats, first hike since 1946, despite high payroll.
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