Warriors Seek to Regain Stride Against Bisons Tonight
The Syracuse Warriors meet the Buffalo Bisons in an American Hockey League game at War Memorial rink. The 8 15 p m start follows home losses to Providence and Pittsburgh as Buffalo holds a 3-1 edge in their four meetings. After tonight’s game, Syracuse hosts Providence then travels to Cincinnati St Louis and Indianapolis in a four game road swing.
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Oustels Spares Dies
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Kentucky Faces St Louis In Sugar Bowl Championship
New Orleans awaits as Kentucky aims for a fourth Sugar Bowl title against St Louis, a team they have never beaten in the event. Kentucky and St Louis split Sugar Bowl clashes previously with Edie Hickey’s squad prevailing last night over Brigham Young 84 63 and St Louis defeating Villanova 73 69 in earlier rounds. Kentucky’s 4 points set a Sugar Bowl scoring mark as the top AP-ranked team displays poise and precision on offense and defense.
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Brown Six Meets Ottawa St Pat's In Intercollegiate Final
Brown University and St Patrick's of Ottawa advance to the first annual intercollegiate hockey final sponsored by RPI after Brown shut out APL and beat Williams, while St Patrick's beat Loyola of Montreal 5-2 with Wheeler and Murphy each scoring twice. RPI upset Harvard to reach the semis, with two penalties maring the match.
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Alfred Wagner clash set for Hofstra tournament final
Alfred at Alfred University faces Wagner College for top spot in Hofstra College holiday basketball tournament final after both teams won yesterday. Alfred beat Queens College 58 35 while Wagner defeated Trinity Hartford 68 53 in the earlier rounds and the consolation finals matched Hofstra with Cortland State.
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East West Shrine Game to be played in the rain
SAN FRANCISCO UP The glamorous Shrine East West football game with pageantry will be staged today amid rain for the eighth time in its 27 year history.
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Cornell and NCSU clash in Dixie finals in Raleigh
Cornell faces North Carolina State in the Dixie classic championship at Raleigh after a 66 64 overtime win over Columbia. The East hopes for victory against the favored West, with Princeton and Ohio State stars among the key players.
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Elmira Basketeers Win Fourth in Row
Elmira Colonels defeat Scranton 98 to 0 to extend their winning streak. Muddy field at Kezar Stadium after 39 games this season leaves little grass, while West coachs names backfield stars and starting lineups across major programs.
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Ted Williams Tops AL Slugging In 1951
Ted Williams led the American League in slugging with 295 total bases in 531 at bats for a .556 mark, though below his 1950 peak. Larry Doby finished second with 312. Gus Zernial and Vic Wertz tied for third at 511. Williams also led RBIs with 129 and walks with 143, while Nellie Fox posted the best strikeout rate among 100+ games. Red Sox drove in 757 runs, Yankees 741.
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College Basketball Roundup From Dixie Classic To Boston Invitiation
AP recap of college games across many events with scores for Southern California Navy Cornell Columbia Texas Christian Vanderbilt Arkansas and more including overtime upsets. Notable notes include Kansas Kansas State Stanford over Iowa State and Indiana Notre Dame results, plus a mention of Jimmy McFadden born in Ireland.
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Red Raiders Humbled by Siena in Albany
Siena College defeated Colgate University 61 to 54 before 4,500 at the Armory. Billy Harrell led Siena with 33 points and 16 rebounds, while Glenn Bissell added 20. Colgate led early, but Siena seized the rebounding edge to pull away.
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IBC Delays Maxim Matthews Title Plans After Refusal
New York officials of the International Boxing Club were surprised by challenger Harry Matthews declining a title fight with light heavyweight champion Joey Maxim. IBC will wait until January 3 to announce plans. Matthews’ manager Hurley Baldwinsville reported the rejection following a 61-42 Levittown defeat. Orlando Houghtaling led the Bees with 33 points as promoter Jim Norris and IBC prepare for Tremont plans in New York and Seattle.
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Bobby Riggs Abandons Pro Tennis Tour
Bobby Riggs ends his pro tennis promotion plans after reaching a verbal deal with Australian players for a round robin tour. He shifts focus to golf, leaving a potential comeback plan for future events. The piece notes the proposed match structure and gate split, and mentions Walter Humeniuk’s Christmas raffle for a car prior to his Korea service.
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Rosary Beats St Aloysius 65 30 In Roberts School Battle
Rosary High School finally broke the St. Aloysius jinx by routing Rome team 65 to 30 at Roberts School gym. Bob Barry scored 13 and Dick Kennedy 13 for Rosary, while Charlie Malakie and Dick Gifford led St. Aloysius with nine and eight. Rosary led by seven at halftime and pulled away in the third period to extend its win streak to four. Preliminary: Rosary 11V team defeated Rome IV’s 51-21. Billy Byrne led with 24 points.
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Bonnies and Western Kentucky clash in feature college game
Two unbeaten teams St Bonaventure and Western Kentucky collide in a high profile college double header. St Bonaventure rides a 6- victory tally after a 68-46 win over Lawrence Tech, while Western Kentucky counters with a fast break led by Gene Rhodes.
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Selecting Skis In Skiing Safety Talk By George Earle
George Earle Syracuse University coach writes on ski equipment focusing today on choosing skis. He notes skis use hickory or laminated woods with other woods for taste and stiffness. Ski length depends on the skier’s weight and ability, with lighter skiers needing more flexible shorter skis and heavier skiers broader choices.
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Michaelsmen Triumph Over Creighton and Texas Wesleyan
The Michaelsmen defeated Creighton 59 to 51, Lopola 57 to 46, and Texas Wesleyan 61 to 40 in a 1950 intersectional season run. The Hershey Bears and Purple Knights playoff status noted as missed.
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