Lucians Rally Past Cathedral In 67-38 Victory
St Lucy's coach Fred Sheridan praised a proven fight after a rough two year 32 game skid as Lucians crushed Cathedral 67 to 38. Key players Steve Tatuske Chuck Blesi Joe Hayes dominated boards while Captain Jack Barry steadied the front, signaling a new confidence heading into the Patroon Basketball League schedule.
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Anthony's End Evangelist
Snead Leads Florida Tourney in Boca Raton
Sam Snead tops the second round at the Boca Raton course with a 70 as the field tightens. Frank Boynton Eldon Briggs Ansel Snow match Snead at 70 while Law Worsham and several pros pair with amateurs for the weekend final two rounds.
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Greenberg Blamed After Cleveland Losses in pennant race
Ken Keltner, age 40, accuses Greenberg and manager Fink of Cleveland of mishandling the front office and lineup after a weak stretch. He cites low attendance, Lopez’s firing, and Bov Lemar’s 20th win as signs the club won’t win another pennant.
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Trollaia
Fink Greenborg
Bov Lemar
Tiritney
61 000 at Shriners Big Show
United Press reports a holiday weekend of major post season college football games will be televised coast to coast. The Gator Bowl in Jacksonville and the Blue Gray at Montgomery are highlighted along with a crowd of about 21 000 for the Shrine game in San Francisco. East favored over West with Paul Hornung absent for Notre Dame and selections shifted among Georgia Tech Pitt and Tennessee Baylor Syracuse Texas Christian and others.
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All America
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Terry Brennan
Abe Woodson
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Terry Barr
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Lenny Dawson
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South Carolina
Jim Tatum
North Car
Orange and TCU Gridders Lead Cotton Ball Parade
Dallas dispatch reports a special parade to boost Cotton Bowl ticket sales. Syracuse University, Kilgore Rangers, and Texas Hall of Famers will appear with the Orange and Horned Frogs in a televised event through downtown streets. A trio of elephants, colored blue red and green, will march behind the Orange squad amid luncheon honors and marching music.
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East Shrine Coach Andy Kerr Long Career Highlighted
SAN FRANCISCO UP Coach Andy Kerr known for over 68 years of football service aids East Eleven at the 20th East West Shrine game. Kerr, a storied innovator of the double wing and a long-time mentor at Colgate, Pitt, Stanford, and Washington Jefferson, remains active in advisory roles while reflecting on decades in coaching and bowl games.
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Rosewall Turns Pro For Fifty Five Thousand Dollars
Sydney reports Ken Rosewall will turn professional for 55000 dollars, joining a growing list of stars entering the pro ranks. Discussed are potential contracts, rivalries with Pancho Gonzales, and the broader impact on Davis Cup plans and amateur status in the wake of the move.
Blessed Sacrament Fives Triumph in County League Play
Blessed Sacrament grammar school basketball teams won titles with dominant wins. The Blessed Sacrament Fives defeated St. Rose of Lima 46 to 20 in North Syracuse, led by Tom Phillips and Tom Machi Ned with points. Parvchtal Grammag also won 43 to 8 over Cathedral, with Mike Downey scoring 26 points.
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O'Malley Unhappy as Dodgers Face Moving Threat
In New York and Brooklyn, turmoil erupts over a proposed Brooklyn sports center and a possible Dodgers franchise move. O'Malley warns officials about authority limits while Dodgers plan a survey for a possible relocation and redevelopment, with talks of California and Los Angeles as eventual destinations.
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Orange End Okla drills as Syracuse eyes Dallas trip
Norman Oklahoma Syracuse continued its prep for the Cotton Bowl with an afternoon practice focused on run plays and a mobile offense. Coach Ben Schwartzwalder evaluated the defense against Doug Feaver and noted Jim Brown handling most carries while third-string back Sardinia boosted morale as the Orange prepared for Dallas and Sunday’s game in the Cotton Bowl.
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Cheers and Tears in D6 Sports March Memoirs
OSCAR FRALEY recalls the 1436 sports year with vivid memories from Madison Square Garden. He notes Parry O'Brien becoming the first to throw the shot 41 feet, followed by early records in basketball and Wes Santee’s suspension, reflecting a year of milestones and controversy.
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New York
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Garden
Kuharich Refuses Clear Plan On Redskins Future
Washington owner George Marshall pressed coach Joe Kuharich for clarity on staying with the Redskins next season. Kuharich, in San Francisco scouting, declined to confirm whether he will remain at the helm, while Marshall criticized evasive replies amid lingering speculation of Kuharich’s return to college football.
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Rosewall Joins Pros Report Amid Promoter Talks
A Sydney dispatch from Adelaide reports Ken Rosewall has accepted a professional tennis offer from American promoter Jack Kramer. Tennis circles have long expected Rosewall to turn pro, though Kramer would only say he had Ken before morning and did not confirm the report.
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Sydney
Niky
Adelaide
Middeweight title fight set for Jan 2 in New York
New York based NY state Athletic Commission chair Tuline Helfand discussed preparations for a midweight title bout between Inger Gone Fullmee and Syzer Rey Robison. Helfand observed Fulmer training on Friday as anticipation builds.
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N.Y
Graziano and Jones Forecast Robinson Victory Over Fullmer
Ex heavyweight champion Rocky Graziano and Ralph Jones agreed Robinson is in great shape for the Jan 2 defense against Gene Fullmer. Braziano predicted a Robinson victory while Jones wanted to see Fullmer work out first before forecasting.
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Tiger) Jones
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