Rogovin's 2.78 ERA Tops AL Hurlers in 1951
Chicago White Sox right-hander Saul Rogovin, who credited Paul Richards as his mentor, posted a 2.78 ERA to lead the American League in 1951. Rogovin won 12 games, lost eight, with 67 earned runs allowed in 217 innings, while Detroit and Cleveland stars posted varied marks and Lopat and Reynolds midpack.
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Milton Richman
United Press
New York
Saul Rogovin
Chicago White Sox
Rogovin
Paul Richardsrom
Brooklyn
Paul
Buffalo
Detroit
Whitting
Sox
Bob Cain
Garver
Rogo
Eddie Lopat
Bob Lemon
Cleveland
Yankees
Lopat
Early Wynn
Tommy Byrne
Browns
Billy
Rierce
White Sox
Ailie Reynolds
Case Cleveland
Ellis Kinder
Red He Loop
Bob Sox
Mike Garcia
Ind Wynn
Ed Walsh
Vic Raschi
Reynnlds
Indeed Garver
St. Louis
Boston
Feller
Dick Starr
Loators
Wynn
Indians
Raschi
Wade Is Whole Show In Shrine Classic Win For South
Vanderbilt star Bill Wade dominates the Shrine Game as the South overwhelms the North 35 7 before 39 995 in the Orange Bowl. Wade passes for three touchdowns and uses long runs to set up two more while guiding the South to victory.
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Wade
South
Frank Bugh
United Press
Iami
Fla
Bill Wade
Vanderbilt
Vandy
Herman Ickman
North
Kirkland
Boby2one
John Turco
Florida
Floyd Huggins
Huggins
Washington and
Lee
Talbott Tramwell
Fearless Fraley awards 1951 top athletes list
Parade EW YORK names 1951 top performers across sports. Musial leads baseball with a .355 average, Reynolds in AL MVP race, Robinson recaptures middleweight crown after LaMotta loss, Hogan wins three majors, Otto Graham shines in football, Connolly and Chadwick set historic feats in tennis and endurance swimming.
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York
Fraley
Stan
Allie Tum
Buckeyes Resume West Coast Tour in Oregon State Meet
Corvallis Ore UA Ohd College Athlete of the Year Dick Groat of Duke gains all-America recognition in basketball and baseball. Ohio State Buckeyes open their west coast swing with a bowling league slate and a set of matches including a 7 o'clock start against Washington and Washington State.
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Corvallis
Ore
Ohd
Dick Groat
Duke
Golden West
Oregon State
Buckeyes
Stoney
University of Tainbow
Washington
Washington State
Ohio State
Butler
Christmas College Tournament Smashes Open In Diverse Cities
In a holiday basketball blitz the Big Seven tourney opens in Kansas City with unbeaten Kansas led by Clyde Lovellette set to meet Colorado. Oklahoma faces Stanford while Kansas State Nebraska and Iowa State Missouri also clash. Cotton Bowl events anchor the schedule alongside Sugar Bowl and Dixie Classic starts. Kentucky leads toward Sugar Bowl with USC at Los Angeles, plus St Louis vs Dartmouth and Ohio State vs Oregon on tap. Utah trips Bradley 52 to 50 as Bob Fulton delivers a late hook shot for the win.
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YORK
U.P
Kansas City
Dallas
Kansas
Jayhawks
Clyde Lovellette
Colorado
K-State
United Press Board of Coaches
Tne
Oklahoma
Stanford
Texas
Southern Methodist
Texas A
Land M
Arkansas
Raleigh
N.C
Dartmouth
Ohio State
Oregon
Utah
Bradley
Utes
Bob Fulton
Dream Comes True for Polio Patient in Brooklyn
Twelve year old Owen Seitel, long hospitalized with polio, leaves the hospital for a Christmas at home as nurse Gladys Wood adjusts his Brooklyn Dodgers cap. The Greater New York chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis equips his home with a large tank-type respirator Owen used in the hospital.
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Owen Seitel
Brooklyn Dodgers
Gladys Wood
Brooklyn
Greater New York
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Owen
New York
Providence Rally Edges Ft in Low-Scoring Affair
In a tight American League game Providence defeated Ft 3 to 2 as Syracuse faced a setback. Retail coal deliveries reached 87 million tons in 1950, highlighting the era's energy demand and industrial activity.
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March OF Dimes Sports Drive
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