iElevision Fans See Four Major Bowl Games Today
New Year pageant draws about 406 000 to stadiums from California to Florida as four bowls air on TV and radio starting at 2 p m EST. Southern California favored in Rose Bowl, Alabama top Orange Bowl foe Syracuse, Georgia Tech favored in Sugar Bowl over Mississippi, Texas ahead of Tennessee in Cotton Bowl. Major rosters include USC star backs, Mississippi, Texas, Wisconsin, and Georgia Tech players among all America selections.
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Tech Favored In Sugar Bowl
Georgia Tech, riding a long winning streak, was favored to beat underdog Mississippi in the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans. A 82,000 crowd expected, with rain not likely until after the game. Coaches said teams were in good shape after final workouts. Tech ace Leon Hardeman returning from an ankle separation and Johnny Vaught’s Rebels predicted a hard fought battle.
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Swami’s New Year Vision Hints at Coalfield Race
Alan Mayer humorously surveys a crystal ball of 1940s era sports forecasts. He predicts a four team Coalfield Conference race led by Mullens Seckley’s Flying Eagles Princeton’s Tigers and Mount Hope Mustangs amid symbolic images of a wild colt gray warrior big bird and tiger.
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Hunters Need 53 Tags To Finish Duck Season
The Conservation Commission reminds West Virginia sportsmen they may hunt ducks geese and coot until sundown January 3. They must obtain 1953 state licenses at county courthouses and federal duck stamps at post offices before shooting.
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Rose Bowl spoils and Bowl outcomes of 1952 season
Day by day review shows Illinois routing Stanford 40 7 in the Rose Bowl while Maryland topples Tennessee 29 13 in the Sugar Bowl Georgia Tech edges Baylor 17 14 in the Orange Bowl Kentucky defeats TCU 20 7 in the Cotton Bowl and notes on early 1952 sports moves from coaches to contracts.
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Huntington boxing card completed at Memorial Field House
Matchmaker Jack Laken reports the January boxing card in Huntington is set with Lou Halloway of Pittsburgh versus Doug Medley of Louisville for six rounds. Harald Jones of Detroit meets Basil Marie of Charleston and Philadelphia in a 10 round main event. Chuck Davey, a Kid Gavilan welterweight title contender, faces Carl Stafford of Detroit in a four round exhibition.
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Nardico Stops LaMotta In Eight To Seize Title Shot
Danny Nadco 11-5 underdog from Tampa floored former middleweight champion Jake LaMotta in the seventh round and won by technical knockout in eight ending LaMotta's bid. Nadco now pursues a title clash with Archie Moore, while Moore may honor a contract with Joey Maxim.
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