Browns Clinch Division Tie With Weekend Win
The Browns moved within a division tie by shutting out the Cardinals 10 0 to raise their record to 8 3 and clinch at least a share of the American Conference lead. Meanwhile the Lions and Rams also sat at 8 3 atop the National Conference after big wins.
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Herrin Teams Sweep. Bank of Marion Leads Bowling Standings
Bank of Marion tops Orkin Exterminators 3 points as Lang plates a 590 series and Ridgely 524 for Orkin. Stag Beer climbs to second with four-point win over Delta Colliers led by Gioanni 539 and Rushing 492. Herrin Supply takes three from Rodd Realty as Carneghi 571, Geer 530. Pepsi Cola tops Fredman Furniture with Feurer 599, Furst 597. Norge Plant snaps slump with four-point win over White Loan. Potmas 476 led Norge. Pepsi high team game 1103 and team series 3061. Walter Feurer 232 game and 599 series led Pepsi.
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Open Forum Opinion Pieces Highlight Persistent Trials
An open forum notes men have retained several national trials by hard work. The piece argues that repeated trials show the quality of their effort and results, continuing from page seven with emphasis on audience engagement and accountability.
Southern Evansville game ends amid scoring confusion over free throws
In a 59 54 late lead, Ike Rhine ruled a personal foul on Evansville's Dave Crumbaker and a technical on Brad MacCutchan. After missteps by referee Dehner, Harvey Welch missed a second tech free throw and Southern failed to gain the final point. Johnston City fouls, West Frankfort win 77 64. SIU players noted. Big Ten to 18 game schedule with Michigan State in contention.
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Jim Bredar
Salem
Jim Wright
Lawrenceville
Morris Sterneck
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Frank Thomas Led Four Straight Bowl Appearances
Former Alabama head coach Frank Thomas was the sole mentor to guide teams in four consecutive major bowl games. His squads played in the Cotton, Orange, Sugar, and Rose Bowls in that exact sequence.
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Medical Support Devices Fit by Trained Technicians
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No Big Deals As Baseball Meeting Ends
Major league owners and managers left Phoenix after a league meetings windup while optimism lingered for trades. Clubs involved include Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, New York Giants, Boston, Chicago White Sox, Cincinnati and St. Louis. A notable potential deal centered on Adcock asking Cincinnati for a first-base role. insiders expect at least one trade, though only three trades were completed at the meetings.
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Hal White
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Bob Nieman
Texan Hurt in Philadelphia Concussion
Joe Reid, center for the Dallas Texans, is in a semiconscious state at St. Macy’s Hospital after a severe brain concussion suffered in Sunday’s game against the Philadelphia Eagles at Shibe Park.
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Sports Odds and Ends for 1952 by Will Grimsley
A roundup of predictions and opinions on college football and major bowls. Sugar Ray Robinson’s future, coaching moves at North Carolina, Arkansas, and TCU, Army’s rise among top powers, USC’s Rose Bowl bid, and bowl outcomes including Tennessee vs Texas, Alabama vs Syracuse, and a Georgia Tech upset by Mississippi.
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Carl Snavely
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Kiner Declines Trade Talk as Pirates Slugger Prefers Stay
Ralph Kiner, Pirates outfielder and 37 homer man, says he does not want to be traded and has not considered a salary cut. In Palm Springs he told the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette he wants to stay in Pittsburgh and play for a winning club.
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Prep Schedule Pages Close to Holiday Break
The schedule lists Dec 8 to Dec 13 matchups across Southern Illinois and nearby towns. Schools include Cairo, Poplar Bluff, Vergennes, Tamaroa, Chester, Shawnee, Murphysboro, Vienna, Metropolis, Harrisburg, Eldorado, Carbondale, Albion, Norris City, and more with games at Mon-Sat venues such as Cairo, Trico, Cape St. Marys, Walton, and Mt. Vernon among others. Local venues include Carbondale, Shawnee, and Murphysboro with cross‑districts in Brookport and Vienna.
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White City Gains In Ladies League At Marion Bowl
White City beat Crouse Jewelry three points at the Marion Bowl to close on Morgan Mines for first in the Ladies bowling league. W North 490 for White City. Lannon 457 for Crouse. Morgan Mines split with Rechters. Mueth 457 for Morgan and Bell 461 for Rechters. Gilbert s Walgreen took three points from Marion Baking. Noble 396. Wein 472 for Marion. Morgan Mines had high team series 2055 and game 725. North 490 high series. Bell 184 high game.
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Western Kentucky Wins Refrigerator Bowl Game
Evansville Indiana December 8 AP two Indiana Travelers scored two of Arkansas State s three touchdowns Sunday as Western Kentucky beat Arkansas State 34 19 in the fifth Refrigerator Bowl Manual Vidal and John Koldus scored in the fourth quarter Vidal plunged in from the one yard line Koldus intercepted a pass by Jimmy Felix the nation s top passer and returned it 19 yards
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Cost under State Farm Membership Plan clarifies per car charges
The notice outlines that the acquisition cost for each coverage is paid once per car under the State Farm Membership Plan. It specifies that costs are incurred per vehicle and per coverage, not per policy year.
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State Farm Automobile
Contenders eye Kentucky No 1 cage spot this season
With Kentucky out, a wide open race for No 1 emerges as LaSalle, Kansas, Illinois, Notre Dame and Seton Hall post early wins. LaSalle beat Niagara 87-76 behind Iehle 27 Gala 26 Grekin 22. Kansas loses Clyde Lovellette but Kansas State edges Drake 79-73. Indiana slips 71-70 to Notre Dame. California and Washington favored in the Far West.
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Syracuse Nets 71 in Auxee 67 Ft Wayne 102
Syracuse beats Auxee 71 to 67 while Ft Wayne defeats New York 102 to 91 and Rochester 94 to 92 over Philadelphia in a set of quick NBA scores.
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Old Pros Snubbed as AAU Keeps Gate Closed
Spokane December 8 AP reports the Amateur Athletic Union ends its 64th convention by rejecting proposed easing of rules that would allow former professionals to seek reinstatement after three years. The change would bar them from events they played professionally and from Olympic competition.
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