Californians Lead 1951 USLTA Junior Rankings
The USLTA announced the 1951 recommended rankings across junior, boys, girls, under scholastic and veterans divisions. Top juniors include Robert Beny of Los Angeles. top boys Jerry Moss of Miami Beach. top girls Anita Kanter of Santa Monica. underscholastic Herbert Browne of Dreher High School, Columbia. veterans Harold T. MacGuffin of New York. Also listed are top doubles teams and the top five singles in each division with names such as Perry, Cleveland, Franks, Hernanez, Lewicki, Mackay, Coss, Rogers, Adelstein, and Clinton among others. Official approval to follow at the Jan 19, 1952 USLTA meeting in New York.
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New York
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Robert Beny
Los Angeles
Jerry Moss
Miami Beach
Fix
Anita Kanter
Samia Monica
Calif
Herbert Browne
Dreher High School
Columbia
S. C
Harold T. MacGuffn
USLTA
Perry
Ally Cleveland
Santa Monica
Myron Franks
Albert Hernandez
la Jolla
gris—Elainne Lewicki
Hamtramck
Mich
Bonnie Mackay
Dayton
Tim Coss
Tedy Rogers
London School
Washington, D. C
Sidney Adelstein
Bernard Clinton
Dallas
Tex
Paul Brown Crowned Grid Genius After Hard Work Reward
Beverly Hills report profiles Paul Brown of Cleveland as a legendary football mind. It notes his Browns repeatedly rise to championship contention, including a 29-game stretch with 25 wins and one tie, and questions how any team can beat Brown with Otto Graham and stars like Marion Motley.
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Paul Brown
Cleveland
Grantland Rice
Beverly Hills
Calit
Cleveland Browns
Nis
Browns
Steve Owen
George Halas
Jimmy Phelan
Buck Shaw
Brown
Comper
Pauljuiton
Frasc Ang
Paul
Otto Graham
Collee
Marion Motley
Speedie
Lavell Ton
Chubby Grigg
Paullt
Graham
Lovell
Motley
High Jones
Tulane
Maxim Eyes Feb 28 Title Fight at New York or San Francisco
Joey Maxim plans to defend his light heavyweight title against Harry Matthews and has proposed a February 28 bout date in New York or San Francisco. Matchmaker Al Weill wired the offer to Matthews’s manager, Jack Hurley, as the rival sites were discussed.
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Cleveland
Joey Maxim
Harry Matthews
New York
San Fran
Isco
California
San Francico
al Weill
International Boxing Club
Jack Hurley
Matthew
Hurley
Clemson
5. C
Clea-j
IBC
Jon
Tigers
Ference
Matthew's
Bob Murphy
Maxim
Freddie Mills
London
Murphy
Miami
Sonville
Fla
Tyers
Robinson to Fight Olson for Charity Title Bout
Sugar Ray Robinson will defend his middleweight crown against Carl Olson of Honolulu in San Francisco on January 24. The 14 round Damon Runyon Cancer Fund bout, approved by the California State Athletic Commission, will donate all earnings except $1 each from Robinson and promoter William P. Kyne. The 8,000 seat Civic Auditorium venue is expected to gross about $75,000. Kyne plans to sell television fights. Robinson previously stopped Olson in 11 rounds in Philadelphia.
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San Francisco
Sugar Ray Robinson
Carl “Bobo” Olson
Honolulu
Damon Runyon
California State Athletic Commission
Robinson
William P. Kyne
Civic Auditorium
Kyne
Olson
Philadelphia
Injuries and Illness Strike Stanford Football Team
Stanford's football squad battled health issues and bad luck in Rose Bowl buildup. Key players sidelined by injury and illness, including a knee setback and virus pneumonia, as the team prepares for the Orange Bowl and reflects on recent near-misses and past glories.
TV Listings Preview For NBCs A Christmas Carol And Related Programs
NBC television presents Charles Dickens A Christmas Carol with Sir Ralph Richardson in the lead, Tuesday at 9 PM on WSYR-TV, joined by Arthur Treacher Melville Cooper Norman Barr and Gypsy Rane among others. Fire side Theater returns Jan 1. Danny Thomas All Star Revue features Walter Slezak and Ea Wynn. Also Claudia and Pantomime Quiz moving to NBC. Football Browns vs Rams telecast follows by Super Circus and Circuses on ABC. The Rev Malcolm E Peabody Christmas message airs on WEBL tomorrow.
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Thomas D. Coolican
Nbc-Tv
Charles Dickens
Wsyr-Tv
Ralph Richardson
Arthur Treacher
Melville Cooper
Norman Barr
Bobb Cratchitt
Margaret Phillips
Mrrs. Cratchitt
Chasses
Gypsy Rane
Fireside Theater
Danny Thomas
Walter Slezak
Ea Wynn
Ken Murray
Ken, Jr
Cort
Margaret O'Brien
Trapp
Wile
Cleveland Browns
Los Cangeles Rams
Super Circus
Abc-Tv
Jim Crowley
Radio and TV Highlights Schedule Today
A scrambled timetable lists program slots from 7:30 AM to 10:00 PM across stations WSTK WEBL WSYR WFBL WHN and WIEN. It includes Duffy’s Tavern The Vaurba Monroe Show All Star Menu Dancing Party Your Show of Shows Wonderful Town Broadway’s Sty Beat and Your Parade with Mary Stays Nancy Bizns and guest stars.
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WSTK
Duffy's Tavern
Gardner
Hazel
WEBL
Vaurha Monroe
Oousle
Caest
Neme
Danny Thomas
Mary Stays
WSYR
Bobbirth
May Goulding
Nancy Bizns
WFBL
Hopalong Cassity
William Baya
Wsjr-Tv
Brosdway
Larry Thor
Wien
Sours For Sale
Steve Jen
Mit
Dorothy Collins
Edees Wilson
Wsye-Fm
Wage
Andi
WEBE
WOLF
Americas de
Cedars Rest
Gruner
Meedewurook
Meadow Brook
Satine
Bob Considine
Navy
pBportscops
Hillecas
Smee Morgan
Bend Goods Club
Asusic
Goodman
Johnny News
Buck Bes
Dutis
Chance of Rosary
Taugho
Ine Crotay
Dutch
Texern
Lifetime Styse
Monroe
Bing Crosby
Jane Ace
Gene Autry
Warne
Syracuse
Judy Canova
Gengbusters
Buckaroos
Perty Hocker
Gare Broadwat
Puckeroos
Ole Oper
Alent
Rune Hocker
Sampson Band
Muse Hocker
Sandman
Muse
Lewis Serenade
Lewis
Jason Inn
Peabody
Star Parade Great Revival Hourtation Church
Sun St Francis
Iish
Grossroads
Erstal Hour
Polish Net
Church of Air
Air
Peale
Voice of Souvemirs
Air Pheer
Salt Lake Chae
Methodist Psusie Or
Hoarty
Mel
Aires
Smith Joe Freme
Frank Ernest J
Gencer Catholic Hour
Marie Cath
Allan Jones
Alien Jones
Bing
Pentagos
Phillnews
Bucks
Sundstand
Paicon
Samson
Marin Rane
Hour of
Buckaroos Marin
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West Shrine Stars Begin Contact Work Under Nealy
The West Shrine team opened contact work in Stanford with Rice coach Jess Nealy directing a tough line scrimmage. Notable pass catches came from Ed Brown of San Francisco and Don Blostermann of Loyola, with standouts John Thomas of Oregon State and Bill Howton of Rice among receivers. A Dec. 29 clash with the East is set for Kezar Stadium in San Francisco.
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Stanford
Calif
Jess Nealy
Rice
Ed Brown
University of San Francisco
Don Blostermann
Loyola
John “Thomas
Oregon State
Bill Howton
Rice ‘University
San, Francisco
Kezar
Television listings for WSYR and WHES channels
TV schedule details programs and guests across WSYR NBC ABC and WHES NBC ABC networks. Names include Tobey Roy Marshall Hickok Beulah Butterfly McQueen and Dick Tracy with actors and hosts listed for each half hour slot.
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American Youth Forum
Charles W. Tobey
R-Nh
NBC
the Etler
Norman Brokenshire
ABC
Nature of Things
Roy K. Marshall
Wild Bill Hickok
Guy Madison
Andy Devine
Bob Considines
Don McNeili
Rv Club
When - Beulah
Butterfly McQueen
Bud Harris
William Post, Jr
Ginger Jones
Clifford Sates
WSYR
Headline Forum
Late Night Radio Schedule with TV Tie-ins and Hosts
A broadcast list details James Willie Best Alan Mowbray and others linked to 7:30 programs on ABC and WSYR One Man's Family on NBC. It includes Beat the Clock on CBS and multiple shows on NBC CBS and DuMont through 12:00 am with weather and local news on WSYR.
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Snooky Lawson
Fileen Wailson
Dorothy Collins
NBC
Pegey
Chicago
DuMont
Cales
USA
Paul Abbott
WSYR
Allan Stanley Named Captain of the New York Rangers
Allan Stanley, 25, was named captain of the New York Rangers in the National Hockey League, taking over from Frank Eddolls who left to join the Saskatoon Quakers as player coach in Canada.
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NEW York
Allan Stanley
New York iRangers
Frank Eddolls
Eddolls
Rangers
Saskatoon Quakers
Canada
Gee Syracuse University
WAER
Rae
Rere
Rene
Setterwerks
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Yale
Reahead Walker
Jeff
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Robert Perry
Los Anselt
Ten Rorers
Chers Chase
Herschel
Hsde
Berkeley
William Cranston
Sap Man
Ruhr
Evanston
Meam
Jon Douglas
Santa Sonica
Franklin Johnson
San Dieco
Cal
Belres Arnold Coral Gables
Bale Junta
San Leandro Cal Girls
Anlis Banter
Santa Monrea
Laura Tou Jahn
Lares
Fla Patrela Ava Zeilmer
San Dieza
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St. Paul Mur Tytlascholastic Whett Browne. Drehe
Colum
Coss
Landon School
Wash
Fed Rovers
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Harold T. MacGufin
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Los Anseles
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Mel Draene
Seattle
Matthews
Pop Warner
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Omo
Sports Mirror
The
Aserater Press
Ray Robinson
Robert Villemain
Broderick
Paris
Eric Southwood
Ynew
New York Yankees
Frank Howard
Falls of South
Missouri
Henry Picard
Bop Mattias
Rio Grande Valley
Boston College Inn
Southern
Cotton Loch
Bob Meyers
Calfornia
Jess Neely
Howard
Winvis
By Walt Ditzer
Mao Wnissing —and
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Hugh Jelly
Claudia
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Sid Caesar
Imogeneloca
WSY
Charlton Heston
Malcolm E. Peabody
Episcopal Diocese of
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the Herald-Journal
Caesar
Allen
West Shrine
Associated Press
Dan Bucceroni
Afhiladelphia
Roland la Starza
Tortland
Ore
Exzard Charles
Incinnati
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Melvyn Douglas
RKO
Keith
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Roy Simmons
Kenneth G. Bart Jelt
Robert Oxnam
the Cisco Kid
Uncan Rinaldo
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Dick Tracy
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Stuart Erwin
June Collier
Ann Todd
Sheila
Ferret
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Salina Les
S. Salina St
Warren Cross
iLeads Rangers
Kay Starr
Snow Crop
PET Milk
Kellogg’s
Channel 5
Channel
Bud Collyer
Sylvania
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Ben Schwartewalder
Ray Simmons
Santa
Tf. W. Z. Grant
Ray
Bob Elliott
Ray Goulding
Judy
Canova
Mel Blanc
Hans Conried
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