Syracuse Hosts Quantico Marines In Archbold Gym Clash
Syracuse University basketball travels to Archbold Gym to face Quantico Marines led by Arizin with Jackle and Phelan. The Marines beat Villanova last week and seek to restore national prestige as Syracuse aims to rebound from a midweek loss. Coach Guley lists Larned Thaw Kline Reddout Manikas in starting lineup. Reddout and Manikas are seniors, others are sophomores.
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Bill Cox Wins Dunham Trophy for 1952 Football
Bill Cox of Blodgett High School received the Dunham Football Trophy for outstanding play and sportsmanship during the 1952 season. The award favored scholastic standing and team value, presented by 1922 grid squad members Matthew Namish and Norbert Hornung, with judges Edward Lang Walter Black Lou Ginter and student council officers.
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McMahon Leads in All Star Bowling in Chicago
Junie Mc Mahon of Fairlawn held a narrow lead in the 42nd national all star bowling tournament in Chicago after a brief slip to second place. He posted 22 wins and 10 losses for a Peterson score of 155.21 and 6,671 pins, while Mes. Martion Ladewig of Grand Rapids, Mich, led the women's division with 13 wins and 3 losses, a point score of 7812 and 3,262 pins.
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Etchison Returns To Wrestling Card In Toronto
Popular Ronnie Etchison returns to the War Memorial card in El Paso where he faces Jim Wright in the main event. Toronto notes a Maple Leafs bench move and a Pittsburgh call up Ray Tingony for Detroit Vi in a turbulent card.
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Saxton KO blocks Perez. probe ordered by NY boxing panel
New York boxing officials opened a probe after Johnn Saxton knocked out Cuban Fael Perez in 2 54 of the first round at Madison Square Garden. The boxing director was summoned to discuss matchmaking policy while doctors cited abdominal trauma from a body shot and Saxton’s 34 straight pro wins were noted.
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Colgate Foe Of Cornell At Ithaca
Cornell coach Roy Greene questions a three point edge as Colgate meets Cornell in Ithaca. Both teams enter the clash with unblemished records after Colgate defeated three opponents and Cornell bettered two, in a traditional rivalry mood.
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Manlius Cadets conquer Colgate freshmen in home win
Manlius Cadets defeated Colgate yearlings 71 to 66 in the new gymnasium. Dick Rosenthal led the Cadets with 26 points, while Colgate’s Milt Graham topped their side with 19 in the nonconference matchup.
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Bisons edge Orange in tight league clash at home
Buffalo Bisons, long the AHL doormats, beat Syracuse 3 to 2 as Russ Lowe scored the late winner at 19 17. Pogue, Lemieux and others scored for Buffalo while Vern Kaiser Mackay and Hartley McLeod added Buffalo goals. Syracuse struck through Pogue and a late goal by Stransse.
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Governors Meet in Cleveland Over Calder Cup Playoff
The American Hockey League board of governors met in Cleveland to decide Calder Cup playoff plans after Indianapolis and Cincinnati left the circuit. With seven teams, the league may alter the two-division format and determine a new series path. Providence Reds owner Lou Pieri also sought a reconsideration of defenseman Pat Egan’s suspension, citing a $10,600 drop in attendance.
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Olympians Triumph 63 49 over Hawks in NBA clash
Indianapolis Olympians defeated Milwaukee 63 to 49 in an NBA contest. The hosts led 21 to 16 at halftime and pulled away in the second half as the Hawks struggled from the field.
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Orange Drill At Hendricks Preps For Bowl Tilt
Syracuse coach Floyd Sschwartzwalder returned to lead the Orange in heavy contact drills at Hendricks Field as the team prepared for the Orange Bowl clash with Alabama. Bruce Yancey stood out in practice while Schwartzwalder had just returned from New York after accepting an Eastern conference assignment.
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Alabama Squad In First Scrimmage
Alabama staged its first scrimmage since opening practice as a preview to the Orange Bowl meeting with Syracuse. Coach Harold Drew stressed a strong passing attack and defense, noting Syracuse film shows quarterback Pat Stark as a dangerous passer. Clell Hobson Bart Starr and Bobby Duke led the Tide in the throwing.
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Miami Highs Defeat West Warwick In Charity Classic
Miami High School defeated West Warwick 41 to 14 at the Orange Bowl in the 18th annual Kiwanis charity game before 14,400 fans. West Warwick, riding a 46 game unbeaten streak, was overwhelmed by Miami's performance and endured a week of hospitality from Miami Kiwanis and officials.
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Cathedral Is Winner And Assumption Bowl
Cathedral Academy cagers won their fourth straight game while Assumption, previously unbeaten, suffered its first loss in Parochial Basketball League action last night.
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Frank Albert to retire after Sunday at Kezar Stadium
Frank Albert, star quarterback of the 49ers, announced he will quit professional football after Sunday’s season finale against the Green Bay Packers at Kezar Stadium. The 32-year-old veteran cited wear, a TV program, and an auto sales job as factors, joining peers Waterfield and Baugh in retirement trends.
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College Basketball Scores and Standings Note
Fragment describes college basketball with scattered team names and scores. Mentions Carolina and Tech with unclear figures, plus Portes and Chester 66, indicating a game outcome or standings context without full details.
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Le Moyne Faces Niagara in Buffalo Basketball
Le Moyne College to meet Niagara in Buffalo as the Purple stocky junior Costello leads with 97 points over five games. Sophomore Eddie Fleming trails with 79, while Charlie Hoxie and Gerry Kennedy are among the contributing roster as they prepare for upcoming Dec. road tests.
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ECAC Accepts Guide on Spring Drill
The ECAC endorsed a non mandatory guide to deemphasize football telecasts and spring practice, urging limits on schedules to align with NCAA TV codes. Penn and Drexel opposed, with Penn’s Fran Stray urging court review of TV restrictions. The body’s vote favored restraint, citing TV's impact on gate totals. Football figures: Penn State’s Tony Rados completed 50 percent of passes in 1952.
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