Baugh Wins Sixth NFL Passing Title in Narrow Win
In Philadelphia Sammy Baugh of the Washington Redskins captured his sixth NFL passing title as the league released final statistics. He finished with 16 points under a unique inverse grading system, edging Johnny Lujack of the Chicago Bears who had 18 points. Tommy Thompson was third with 23 points, while Bob Waterfield and Chesty Conner explored high marks for the Rams and others.
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Calvary and Catholic Fives Lead In Church League
Episcopal knocked Beth-El from the unbeaten list and Catholic beat Christian in the second session at the Recreation Building. Beth-El, earlier upset of First Baptist, challenged Episcopals for three quarters, but the Woodlawn Avenue church youngsters held firm to keep Beth-El at bay.
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Kentucky Freshman Star Leads Orange Bowl Bid
Kentucky star Babe Parilli emerges as a key figure after switching from fullback to quarterback and guiding the Wildcats toward the Orange Bowl. Bear Bryant’s staff helped shape the decision with Parilli choosing Kentucky over Ohio State as the team prepares for a major postseason matchup.
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Hawks face Tech Bears in pivotal road conference clash
West Virginia University travels to Beckley to take on the veteran West Virginia Tech Bears in a WVCC game. The Mountaineers recently fell 49 to 44 to Kansas State as Harman led for the visitors with 19 points while West Virginia’s Duff and Shockey led their team with 10 each.
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Mark Twain Defeats Talcott In County League tilt
Mark Twain Authors upset Talcott High 57 to 39 as Pete Lester scored 29 points and Bob Williams with Oscar Vaught totaled 25. The Authors led 16-9 after the first period and widened the gap through the game. Also notes Groza leads Mikan in the NBA scoring race with 560 points in 23 games to Mikan's 550.
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