Browns Rout Bears To Take NFL Lead In National Division
The Cleveland Browns defeated the Chicago Bears 42 to 21 to seize sole possession of first in the American Division and break the Bears loose from a first place tie. Detroit surged into the National Conference lead after a 52-35 Thanksgiving win over Green Bay, while the Rams fell 31-21 to the Redskins. Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 17-13. San Francisco and New York tied 10-10.
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Washington
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cardinals
Detroit
Bears
Los Angeles
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Sive
New York
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Ray Poole
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Poole
Redskins
Bob Goode
Sammy Baugh
Jerry Williams
Bob Waterfield
Steelers
Fran Rogel
Lynn Chandnois
Joe Geri
Grid Scores From The East And Midwest AP Report
A dense rundown of college football scores from the Associated Press, listing teams and results across the East and Midwest regions. Notable scores include Texas Tech 60 over unidentified opponent, California 20 over Stanford 7, and Washington 25 over an unnamed rival. The fragment ends with an odd line about people leaving galling cards when they visit Lombardy style locales in Italy.
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Associated Press
Columbia
Brown
Penn
Cornell
Princeton
Dartmouth
Harvard
Yale
Colgate
Rutgers
Fordham
NYU
Syracuse
Boston University
Pitt
Penn State
Holy Cross
Temple
South Clemson
Auburn
Georgia Tech
Davidson
Duke
North Carolina
South Carolina
Wake Forest
Maryland
West Virginia
Virginia
William and Mary
the Citadel
East Carolina
Tennessee
Kentucky
Florida
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Memphis State
Tulane
Southeastern Louisiana
Louisiana State
Villanova
Quantico Marines
Washington Military District
Midwest
Michigan State
Oregon State
Oregon
Southern California
Washington State
Washington
Fain Big Wheel Of Macks By FRANK ECK AP News
AP News features sports editor notes Philadelphia Athletics general manager Arthur H. Ehlers quips that trading Ferris Fain would win the pennant. Fain, a top defensive first baseman from San Antonio, led the American League with a .344 average in 1951 and has raised his lifetime mark to .289. The piece recalls Fain’s injury and late career honors, including joining a select Athletics group who led the league in hitting.
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Frank Eckap
New York
Ferris Fain
Arthur H. Ehlers
Philadelphia Athletics
Ferris Roy Fain
San Antonio
Ehlers
Fain
Nap' Lajoie
al Simmons
Jimmie Foxx
Lou Limmer
Detroit Tigers
Yankees
Terps Close Best Season With 54–7 West Virginia Win
Maryland capped its best season in 59 years with a 54 to 7 victory over West Virginia, tying for the Southern Conference title. The Terps extended their unbeaten run to nine, set season highs in scoring and yards, and claimed the Iron Man trophy after driving the first railroad spike between West Virginia and Maryland. Quarterback Jack Scarbath threw four passes for three touchdowns, while Ed Modzelewski powered a 131-yard rushing day and Joe Hornung added a 77-yard path to the final score.
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College Park
Tennessee Vols
Maryland
West Virginia
Jack Scarbath
Paul Lindsay
Lew Weidensaul
Lloyd Coltergahn
Missouri
Terp
Bob Shemowski
Karney Scioscia
Terps
Mighty Mo
Masked Priests Claim Soviet Campaign Against Ukrainian Clergy Ended
Two hooded men claiming to be Ukrainian Catholic priests told reporters at the Ukrainian Catholic Youth League convention that the Soviet drive to eliminate Catholic clergy in Ukraine is complete. They appeared as officials only identified them as Father X and Father X to shield families from reprisals.
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New York
Sovie
Ukraine
Ukrainian Catholic Youth League
Father X
Flooded Po Valley Tests Italy Health Campaign
In Rovigo and across the flooded Po Valley disrupted sewage, weakened buildings, and scarce drinking water threaten thousands. Health, army, and police officials launched an intensified effort to prevent disease spread and collapses.
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Rovigo
Italy
Po Valley
New Lineup of Champions
New York dispatch summarizes the 1951 college season end with two new conference champions, reshuffled bowls, and top unbeaten teams. Tennessee Michigan State Maryland Princeton San Francisco remain unbeaten. Rose and Sugar Bowls loom, while Princeton loses Kazmaier briefly. Easter at Hopkins notes Luke Easter arrives for a checkup at Johns Hopkins Hospital.
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New York
Army-Navy
Princeton
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Texas
Clemson
Georgia Tech
Tennessee
Michigan State
Maryland
San Francisco
Vols
Vanderbilt
Loyola of
Los Angeles
Kentucky
Wildcats
Terrapins
Walloping
West Virginia
California
Stanford
Indians
Illinois
Northwestern
Illini
Colorado
Dick Kazmaier
Dartmouth
Kaz
Tigers
Texas Christian
Rice
Southern Methodist
Baytor
SMU
Texas A. & M
Oklahoma Freshman Ace Heeded Doctor's Advice
Norman Oklahoma January features recount Buddy Leake a 170s pound freshman star for the University of Oklahoma who became starting left halfback after injury to Billy Wessels. He scored 11 yards in Cotton Bowl play and touchdowns in wins over Kansas Colorado, aided by Dr. Phil White who steered his path from Memphis to Oklahoma.
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Qokla
John
Buddy
Leake
University of Oklahoma
Sooner
Billy Wessels
Texas
Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Kansas
Sooners
Colorado
Phil White
Somoners
White
University of Tennessee School of
John Leake
Memphis
Christian Brothers High
Bill Jennings
Jennings
Wilkinson
Barter Players Adopt Greek Girl in Abingdon Troupe
Abingdon Virginia November 25 Barter Players adopt a one year old Greek girl whose mother was an actress and home is Athens They hope to bring her to the United States as a troupe member Robert Porterfield founder says each member contributes monthly Reneta Strauss is another adopted child now with the theater in the same manner
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Players Adoft
Abingdon
Athens
Robert Porterfield
Abingdon Theatrical Group
Barter Players
Reneta Strauss
Boxer comments on 16 month penalty in planes article
In a Plane article from the Aircraft Industries Association of America, Boxer said the wage cut is a penalty for what we didn't do 16 months ago. The remark ties the action to past industry decisions and critiques accountability.
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Tion
Planes
Aircraft Industries Association of America
Boxer
Achievement Awards At Chicago Announced
The 30th National 4-H Club Congress announced top winners in six project classes including frozen foods home improvement field crops farm and home safety dairy and clothing. Four teen age youths won 300 Fowler McCormick scholarships for field crops success. Winners include Carl B Baldus Springhill Md and Grace McCall Fulton Md among others. National winners received 800 scholarships from sponsoring firms. The report notes a record travel year with over 38 million Americans visiting national parks. Also mentions a sacred music festival in Winchester Hall featuring Baltimore and Shepherdstown singers. A diet message warns milk only diets risk anemia due to vitamin deficiency.
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Chicago
Fowler McCormick
Carl BR. Baldus
Springhill
Grace McCall
Fulton
Dorothy V. Keller
Jefferson, Md
Dorothy A. Given
Cowan
Shirley Marie Orem
Reisterstown
Kathryn B. Roe
Wye Mills
West Virginia University
Postwar used cars offer affordable relief from high upkeep
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Sacred Music Gospel Singers
Shepherdstown
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St. James Singers
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