UCLA Bruins Dominate Oregon in Coast Conference Showdown
UCLA powered past Oregon 177-55 in Eugene as John Wooden's team shot 52 percent and Jerry Norman led with 26 points. The Bruins, top PCC and national title contenders, press for another strong run after last season. Other top-25 results include Washington State beating Gonzaga 66-44 and Illinois handle Oregon State 74-51 as Beavers stumble on a tough east swing. Louisiana?
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New York
UCLA
Swift Bruins
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles Five
P.C.C
Oregon
Eugene
John Wooden
Bruins
Jerry Norman
U.C.L.A
Washington State
Gonzaga
George Rosser
Peter Mulling
Australia
State
Mullins
Illinois
Jong Snes
Oregon State
Beavers
Indiana
Kingston
Boston College
Rhode Island
Tim
O’connell
Frank Duggan
Princeton
Bucknell
LaSalle
Baltimore Loyola
Temple
Philadelphia Textile
Seals Sign Negro Outfielder Robert Thurman
San Francisco Seals announce the purchase of 27 year old Negro outfielder Robert Burns Thurman from the Chicago Cubs. Thurman becomes the Seals first signed Negro player, acquired from the Cubs farm system during the major minor league meetings in St. Petersburg Florida. In 1949 he played 59 games for the Newark Bears with a .317 batting average.
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San Francisco
Robert Burns
Thurman
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco Seals
Seals
Cubs
St. Petersburg
Fla
Newark Bears
Skaneateles Romos Defeat Split Rockers 73 to 19 in League Opener
Skaneateles Romos, defending Onondaga County League champion, opened with a 73 19 win over Split Rock in a western division game at Lake Shores. Dick Ward led with 19 points as the Romos ran away in the second half after a 40 5 halftime score.
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Seaneateles
Split Rock
Lake Shores' Court
Dick Ward
Seaneateres
Ward
Bkowski
Staples
Kief
Dodd
Herb
O'Connertt
Brown
Perkins
Mooney
Epitzer
P.brown
Green
Vance of Hawks Hears Bugle's Call
New York reports Gene Vance of the Blackhawks will play his last NBA game before entering the armed forces in Minneapolis tomorrow night. Teammate Jack Nichols has already joined the Marines and Johnny Logan faces a similar fate.
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New York
Tri-Cities
Blackhawks
National Basketball Association
Gene Vance
Minneapolis
Jack Nichols
Johnny Logan
Fight Results By the Associated Press
Prank Flannery of Australia outpointed Ernesto Aguilar of Mexico City in Melbourne. Lauro Salas of Monterrey defeated Rudy Garcia of Los Angeles in Hollywood. Billy Downing of Lakewood NJ outpointed Angel Chavez in West Palm Beach.
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Associated Press
Melbourne
Australia
Flannery
Ernesto Aguilar
Mexico City
Hollywood
Lauro Salas
Monterrey
Mexico
Rudy.Garcia
Los Angeles
West Palm Beach
Fla
Billy Downing
Lakewood
N. J
Angel Chavez
Ban
Pedro
Ladies Twilight Bowling League Scores
Jean Stathkewicz led the individual scorers with 516 as Peggy Nann posted a high game of 489. Brace Mueller and Huntley led the No. 2 team to team honors with a total of 2,217.
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Jean Stathkewicz
Peggy Nann
Brace
Mueller and Huntley
Solvay Beats Warners 30-27 In Suburban League
Solvay defeated Warners 30-27 on Warners court as Joe Cichocki tallied 15 points for Solvay. Besdins rallied to down Easy Washer 63-57 on Elmwood School court in a Central New York League game.
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Warners
Joe Cichocki
Solvay
Besdins
Elmwood
Rickey Sees Baseball Continuing Through Wartime
Branch Rickey predicted baseball would continue even in total mobilization. In St Petersburg, he dismissed talk of a government ban and said the game can be adjusted to wartime needs, citing World War II as precedent and stressing morale and support for service members.
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St, Petersburg
Fla
Branch Rickey
Bill Myer
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Rickey
Miss Gresens Hits for 575 in Ladies Victory League
Miss Helen Gresens scored a 575 series in the Ladies Victory League. High single honors went to Mrs. Yvonne Ostrander with 224. Team Neris led with 2,417 total and 859 game as players posted multiple high scores across the meet.
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Helen Gresens
Yvonne Ostrander
Neris
Ostrander
Madeline Vanderveer
Virginia
Lukacs
Jane Doran
Julia Diehl
Dorothy Essig
Ursula Tymofy
Isabel Sellin
Gresens
Lamanna
Dept. ‘of Agriculture
Heidelberg
Gridley
Bielski
Brooks
Cappy
Edwards
Johnson
Berndt
de Roberts
Neri
Dix
Zimmerman
Avalon
Ann
Luzier
Betty
George
Bennie
White
Gray
White Elephant
Cameron
LeMoyne
Grant
Artisan
Brookfield
Furnace
Gel
Tucci
Elbridge Defeats Warners 58-37 to Lead West Division
Elbridge took sole leadership of the western division in the Onondaga County High School League by beating Warners 58 to 37 on Elbridge court. Jack North led Elbridge with 15 points and Fred Sherman added 14 as Warners suffered its first league loss.
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Elbridge
Onondaga County
Warners
Marcellus
Jack North
Fred Sherman
Women athletes highlighted by Syracuse clubs and college links
Doris Gleason trophy awarded to nine hole champion Mrs. Robert Wolff at Syracuse Yacht Club as part of the 32 team Women’s Inter-Club League with vice president Doris Gleason. Syracuse Univ student Phyllis Bennett joins coed ski team. Ruth Torgerson plots Lake Placid trip. Dottie Grover, Univ of Syracuse baton twirler and Canadian water ski champ, explores snow skiing. Homer Martin Sr. of Bellevue Club bowling notes a 6-7-10 split.
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Doris Gleason
Syracuse Yacht Club
Vs. Gleason
Yacht Club
William Hess
Harold “Doc” Davy
Gen Christopher
Gleason
Robert Wolff
Frank Gleason
Doris
Ruth Torgerson
Forest Hills
New York State
Lake Placid
Ruth
Ray
Bermuda
Mont Tremblant
Laurentians
Dottie Grover
Syracuse University
West Indies
Colleges of
Liberal Arts
Dottie
Homer Martin, Sr
Bellevue Club
Camillus Pulls Off 53-47 Victory Over Jordan
Camillus defeated Jordan 53-47 in a western section game of the Onondaga County High School League improving to 1-0 on the season. Danforth led Camillus with 21 points as Jordan suffers its second loss.
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Camillus
Jordan
Onondaga County
Danforth
Jordan Mel Danforthis
Nesbitt
Tui Miller
O/Benedict
Quy Lovell
Gibippert
Oage
Arthopy
dlAlbert
Smit
Hearnsie
Hartsie
Sipird
Geo. Lovell
Foote
Giarusso
Slive
Grammar School League Results
St John the Evangelist beat St Matthew's 23 21 for a third straight Parochial League win on Franklin School court. Assumption defeated Holy Trinity 53 11 and Blessed Sacrament edged St Vincent's 18 17 in Northeast. In the Southwest St Brigid's edged St Lucy's 19 18 on Bobby Hayes' late baskets and St Ann defeated Sacred Heart 39 27.
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Dick Taylor
St. John the Evangelist Grammar School
St. Matthew’s
Franklin
Assumption
Holy Trinity
Blessed Sacrament
St. Vincent's
St. Brigid's
St. Lucy’s
Bobby Hayes
St. Ann
Sacred Heart
Hassett Resigns as Colorado Springs Manager
Buddy Hassett former major league player has resigned as manager of the Colorado Springs Western club. He stated uncertainty about continuing in the game and his future plans remain undecided.
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Hassett
Buddy Hassett
Colorado Springs
Buddy
Mullane’s 1894 Start Sparks 16 Runs First Inning
Anthony Mullane, pitching for Baltimore in 1894, opened the game by allowing 16 runs in the first inning, setting a disastrous tone for the matchup and highlighting a rough early outing for the hurler.
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Anthony
Mullane
Baltimore
Favorites Cary Middlecoff Ed Oliver Lead Miami Four-Ball Semi-Final
In the Miami International Four-Ball, defending champs Cary Middlecoff and Ed Oliver lead the 36-hole semi-final field at Miami Country Club. They face Dave Douglas and Jim Turnesa after a comeback win in the quarterfinals. The Penna Toski duo upset Ed Furgol and Marty Furgol to reach the semis, while Pete Cooper and Claude Harmon extended their bogey-free run. Prizes: $1,250 for winners, $750 for runners-up.
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Miami
Fla
Cary Middlecoff
Ed “Porky
Oliver
Joe Kirkwood
Daytona Beach
Toney Penna
Cincinnati
Bob Toski
Northampton
Mass
Pete Cooper
Pointe Vedra
Claude Harmon
Palm Beach
Toski-Penna
Ed Furgol
Royal Oak
Mich
Marty Furgol
North Hollywood
Calif
Cooper
Harmon
Gene Kunes
Hollywood
Steve Varga
Middlecoff
Ormiond Beach
Jim Ferrier
Tommy
Bolt
Durham
N. C
Skee Reigel
Tulsa
Okla
Furgols
Sam Snead
Penna-Toski
Miami Country Club
Toski
Penna
Cocoper-Harmon
Cornell cross country names co-captains for 1951 season
Robertson l of Port Jefferson and Robert B. Grossman of Burlington Flats have been elected co-captains of the 1951 Cornell University cross country team. Delaware Baptist defeated the Reserve Officers Association 1119 to 1054 in a Syracuse Rifle League match at the Jefferson armory range.
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Ed Swanka
Dick Gibbons
Syracuse
Red Terrors
Ithaca
Robert’ 5
Robertson l
Port Jefferson
Robert B. Grossman
Burlington Flats
Cornell University
Delaware
Delaware Baptist
Reserve Officers Association
Jefferson Armory
Evening Radio Schedule at Syracuse University WAER
The WAER schedule lists programs including The Ever After at 4:00 and 4:40, News multiple times, Spotlight on Sports, World of Opera, Voices in the Night, and Evening With Music ending at 10:00 followed by Final Edition, with additional blocks like Saturday Scoreboard and Dinner Date.
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WAER
Syracuse University
Radio and TV Highlights Tonight Listings
Tonight on WSYR and WFBL and WHEN and other stations a slate of shows includes Oxie Man's Family with Bert Lytell and Marjorie Gateson at 7 30 on WSYR TV The Jack Carter Show with Martha Wright at 7 30 9 0 The Man Called X starring Herbert Marshall at 8 30 on WSYR TV The Frank Sinatra Show at 3 0 on WHEN a variety hour with Ben Blue Lucille Ball stars on My Favorite Martian at 9 30 on WFBL The Hit Parade music at 10 30 on WERE and Pulitzer Prize Playhouse The End Game with Barry Nelson at 11 00 on WHEN.
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Wsyr-Tv
Bert Lytell
Marjorie Gateson
Jack’ Carter
Martha Wrisht
WSYR
Herbert Marshall
Frank’ ‘Sinatra
Ben Blue
WFBL
Wsyr-Ym
Wnor-Ft
WSYE
Wage
WNOR
Wrek
Wolf
Takticar
Minar
Columbia
Wayne Howe
Ben Pollack
Wayne Howell
Opera
Nat'l Guard
Riliegas Léa
Vienna
Benny Geedman
Claus Ia
Al Helter + Reany
Musle Mart
Vaurhn
Monroe
Bing
Bing Creech
Syracuse
Gene Autry
King
Penn State
Guy Lombardo
Boston Cassing
Parade
Gangbusters
Sand
Laurebusters
Sandman
Dennis Day
Judy Canova
Bob Considine
Starlight
Kay
Lem
Loft Army
Tarak
Chris
Science Council of News
Falioan Tran
Redlo
Mars
Claas Churat
Sony
Ilb
Church of Air Beuvenica
Church of Air
Church of Air Souvenira
Television Schedule Highlights Saturday Evening Lineup
Channel 6 airs Kid Gloves at 5 00 PM with the Boy's Club boxers. NBC presents Joe DiMaggio Show at 5 30 PM and a feature at 5 45. ABC offers The Don McNeill TV Club at 6 00 PM with a large guest list. NBC follows with One Man's Family at 7 30. NBC also features The Jack Carter Show at 8 00 PM and Your Show of Shows at 9 00. Your Hit Parade closes the night at 10 30 PM followed by wrestling at 11 00 and news at 12 00.
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Joe DiMaggio
Gene Melchiorre
NBC
Don McNeill
Sam Cowling
Aunt Fanny
Johnny Desmond
Patsy Lee
Eddy Balantine
Orchestra
Raymond Schindler
ABC
One Man's Family
Bert Lytell
Marjorie Gateson
Russell Thorson
Lillian Schaaf
Eva
Marie
Saint
James Lee
Arthur Cassell
Jack Carter
Donald Richards
Bill’ Callahan
Sid. Caesar
Bill Hayes
Marguerite Piazza
Nelle Fisher
Cerry Ross
Earl Redding
Billy Williams
Hamilton
Snooky Lawson
Eileen Wilson
Dorothy Collins
Raymond
Scott's Orchestra
Television Schedule Highlights From Evening Lineup
Channel listings outline 5:00 to 12:00 shows across ABC CBS and DuMont. Notable programs include U S A Vinton Freedley Beulah Langford Sinatra and The Ken Murray Show with a cast of performers. Pulitzer Prize Playhouse closes the lineup with Kent Smith Barry Nelson and others.
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Showtime
S. A
Vinton Freedley
ABC
Beulah
Ethal Waters
Butterfly McQueen
Bud Harris
William Post, Jr
Ginger Jones
Clifford Sales
Star Time
Frances Langford
Benny Goodman
Lew “Parker
DuMont
Stuart Erwin
June Collyer
Ann Todd
Sheila James
Willie Best
Alan Monbrey
CBS
Faye Amerson
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Bill Thomas
Martin Schneider
Ken Murray
Joe Besser
Oswald
Darla Hood
the Enchanters
Jack Mulhall
Betty Lou
Walters
Diana
Lynn
Danny
Negrin
Cege
Frank Sinatra
Ben Blue
Sid Fields
Roberta Lee
Joey Walsh
Pat Gaye
Leslie
Lyons
Whipperwills
Axel
Stordahl's
Pulitzer Prize
Playhouse
Kent Smith
Barry
Nelson
Mary Sinclair
Richard
Bishop
William
Lee
Phyllis
Povah
Golden Angel Set for War Cloud Showdown in Coliseum
Moore known as the Golden Angel faces Suni War in a Tuesday Coliseum semi final best two of three falls. Beshara Mangin books Gypsy Joe to meet Larry Mollin with Gypsy Joe’s wife assisting if she can finish Christmas shopping in time for the Poverty Budget town train.
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Jack
Moore
Golden Angel
Suni War
Cloud
Beshara Mangin
Gypsy Joe
Larry Mollin
Radio programs honor Vienna children crusade
Thomas D. Coolican reports two transcribed radio broadcasts airing from Syracuse benefiting Vienna underprivileged children. WFBL will carry a 6 15 PM segment with origins of the drive in 1948 and a recap of donations totaling 11 450 dollars and four tons of footwear to aid 10 000 tubercular Viennese children.
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Vienna
WFBL
Ray Gantter
Doug Johnson, Jr
Wage
Marcus S. Richards
Dorothy Kelly Carr
William Lynch
First Trust and Deposit. Co
Syracuse
Onondaga County
Stuart Green
Voice of America
Green
Can-Am Loop Seeks Realignment With Provincial League
The Canadian American Baseball League may become American only next season as Three Rivers and Quebec push to join the Provincial League to cut travel. Presidents Houghton and Molini announced the plan with Minor Leagues chief Trautman approving. Four cities, Rutland, Burlington, Kingston and Portland, are listed as possible new franchises. The eight team circuit loses Schenectady as it shifts to the Eastern League.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla.p
Three Rivers
Quebec
Albert Houghton
Albert Molini
George M. Trautman
Houghton
Rutland
Burlington
Kingston
N.Y
Portland
Schenectady
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