Orange Bowl Practice Sets in Miami Beach Flamingo Setting
Syracuse University football players train at the Flamingo in Miami Beach ahead of the Orange Bowl. Reporters observe both wealthy tourists and 45 focused athletes as coaches push the team hard on a palm lined campus with courts nearby and a pool area.
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Syracuse University
Bill Wetzel
Bob Leberman
Wetzel
Leberman
No Gripes From Players On Bowl-Game Attitude
Syracuse center Jimmy Ringo praises the Orange's team spirit on the trip to Miami Beach. He notes no complaints since bowl practice began and says the squad is giving maximum effort for the New Year's Day game.
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Miami Beach
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Orange
Jimmy
Ringo
Iater
Crimson Tide
Flamingo Manager Meets College Boy in Orange Bowl Tale
In a light hearted scene Flamingo vice president James B. Smith recalls meeting a football manager who identifies Cornell as the small upstate college he attended. Joycelyn Weisler, Syracuse native turned Miami resident, predicts an Orange Bowl win and wins votes as queen. Photographers capture players with the Orange Bowl queen and Szombathy, Beyer, and others amid busy coverage.
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Barker
Jim
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Flamingo
Smith
New York
Cornell
Alabama
Joycelyn
Joe) Weisler
Syracuse
Miami
Joe Szombathy
Dick Beyer
Beyer
Orange Squad Begins Florida Heat Preparations for Alabama
Syracuse football opens its first full day of Orange Bowl prep in Miami Beach with a Christmas Day drill under intense sun. Trainer Julie Reichel handed out salt tablets and sun protection to players while the squad endured heat as Pat Stark and Jim Ringo led the effort.
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Jack Slattery
Miami Beach
Syracuse
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Julie Reichel
Reichel
Big Jim Ringo
Stark
Mickey Rich
Leberman
Orange
North South All Stars Prepare For Orange Bowl Charity Game
In Miami the North and South Shrine All-Stars drill for Christmas night play. Roster includes Purdue quarterback Dale Samuels and end Bernie Flowers for the North, with Buck McPhail and Jack Scarbath guiding the South in a flexed, practice-heavy lead-up.
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Fla
Shrine
Purdue
Dale Samuels
Bernie Flowers
Yankees
Fred Franco
Navy
Harry Agganis
Boston University
Samuels
Coach Criticizes Bama Pass Defense
In Tuscaloosa Alabama coach Harold Red Drew criticized Alabama pass defense after yesterday's workout as the varsity offense moved through the air at will against Syracuse type plays.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Alabama
Harold “Red
Drew
Quigley Leads ESBML With 602 Series Pace
Dick Quigley rolled a 602 series to pace the East Side Business Men's League. Ted Kuss had the high 246 single, Seager's delivered a capped high team single, and Associated claimed top team triple with 2957. Match results show Associated 7 Keppler's 2 and other scattered scores from Garfield Abddo's Bob's East Side T M Welch's Sly's and Welch's teams.
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Ted Kuss
Seager
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Garfield
Abddo
Bob
Sly
Welch
Olympians Top Fort Wayne 72 59 In Indiana Hoop Battle
Indianapolis Olympians built a quick 19 5 first quarter lead and held on to defeat the Fort Wayne Pistons 72 59 in a National Basketball Association game. Bill Tosheff scored 19 for Indianapolis while Freddy Schaus led Fort Wayne with 14. Attendance was 2 252.
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National Basketball Association
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Betsy Rawls Named Top Money Winner in 1952 Women’s Golf
Betsy Rawls of Austin Texas was named the leading money maker on the 1952 women’s golf tour with $14 500 earned through seven tournament wins and a tie. Betty Jameson of San Antonio finished second with about $12 660 including a $5 000 World Tournament win in Chicago. Louise Suggs of Carrollton Georgia ranked third with $10 083, winning six events including the U S Women’s Open at Philadelphia with a record 284.
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San Antonio
Fred Corcoran
P.G.A
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Jameson
Chicago
Louise Suggs
Carrollton
U. S
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Lone 20 Game Winner Robin Roberts of the Phil Lies
Robin Roberts of the Philadelphia Phillies led the National League with 28 wins in 1952, the lone 20 game winner on a fourth place team.
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Robin Roberts
Phillies
College Basketball Results Narrowly Split Across Regions
United Press reports scattered college results with notable upsets and close scores. Wisconsin and Nebraska show wins, while Georgia and Missouri state teams post decisive victories in varied regional showdowns.
Bee Leads Bullets to Syracuse Battling Nationals Christmas Night
Baltimore Bullets coach Clair Bee arrives with his pro squad to meet the Syracuse Nationals at War Memorial in Syracuse for the season’s first visit. New York game notes show Freddie Socolari as scoring leader with Ed Miller joining the Bullets earlier. Syracuse’s Al Cervi shifts to a nonstop pressing approach.
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Cagiers
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Nats
Baltimore
Bee
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Ed Miller
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Milwaukee
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War Memorial
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Giants catcher Wes Westrum signs 16500 contract
New York Giants catcher Wes Westrum became the first team member to sign a contract for 16500 dollars for the current season. He reportedly agreed to terms yesterday, matching his 1953 figure from last season.
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New York Giants
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Westrum
Pogue Tops Warriors Scoring Ahead of NHL Leaders
Eric Pogue leads the Syracuse Warriors with 30 points 15 goals 12 assists sharing club top scorer status. Hor Sid Brinch, Kelly Burnett and Harry Pidhizny pace the league behind Pogue with Burnett at 76 goals. Gorden Bell has four shutouts. The team faces Cleveland Friday and Providence Saturday after a trade sending Ken Hayden to St Louis.
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Flyers
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Sid
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Burnett
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Yale
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Providence
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