Rose Bowl Preview and Weather Hopes for New Year Games
Forecasters predicted mainly cloudy but dry conditions for the New Year bowl games including the Rose, Sugar, Cotton, and Orange Bowls. Wisconsin and Southern California prepared for the Rose Bowl with limited drills as rain eased and skies began clearing. Wisconsin halfback Harland Carl’s status remained doubtful amid practice field conditions and defensive misreads affected Alabama's scoring drive against Maryland.
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Wisconsin
Harland Carl
Carl
Brookside Park
Neyland Returns To Tennessee For Cotton Bowl Prep
At Dallas on the eve of the Cotton Bowl Tennessee coach Bob Neyland, 60, rejoined his staff after illness and will assist from the bench as Harvey Robinson continues to run the show. He says he felt fine after treatment for a gum infection in Sarasota Florida.
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Dallas
Tex
Bob Neyland
Tennessee
Texas
Harvey Robinson
Neyland
Cotton Bowl
Sarasota
Fla
Vol
Sugar Bowl Prep Aims for Dry Field as Miss and Tech Brace
Mississippi and Georgia Tech, both hopeful for clear weather, prepared for the Sugar Bowl on New Year's Day. Coaches Bobby Dodd and Johnny Vaught sought a dry surface despite forecasts of mostly cloudy skies and a late afternoon rain. Sugar Bowl Stadium had flooded after two days of heavy rain, but the forecast promised sun to favor play.
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New Orleans
Mississippi
Georgia Tech
Bobby Dodd
Tech
Yellow Jackets
Johnny Vaught
Rebels
Sugar Bowl Stadium
Dodd
Vaught
Orange Bowl Preview Cites Sucker Shift Tactics
The Orange Bowl pits Alabama and Syracuse as both teams refine a deceptive set play known as the sucker shift to dazzle early and gain five yard advantages. The move, seen before the snap, could be banned after the NCAA debates its legality this season.
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Miami
Fla
Alabama
Syracuse
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Crimson Tide
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Notre Dame
Mississsippi Southern Meets College of Pacific in Sun Bowl
Sun Bowl in El Paso projects a capacity crowd as Mississippi Southern and College of Pacific prepare for a high scoring game. Southern's Thad Vann relies on a strong running attack while Pacific leans on a balanced offense led by Cowboy Tom McCormick and Roy Ottoson. Montgomery remains slightly weak from a stomach ailment after arrival.
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EL Paso
Tex
U.P
Mississippi Southern
College of Pacific
Lelash
Thad Vann
COP Tigers
Ernie Jorge
Tom McCormick
Roy Ottoson
Billy Montgomery
Theeam
Gators Favored In Gator Bowl Showdown With Tulane
Florida, unbeaten at home this season, enters the Gator Bowl as eight point favorites against a high powered Tulane Hurricane offense. Quarterback Doug Dicky may miss much of the game with a leg injury, coach Bob Woodruff promising sophomore Fred Robinson as a replacement beside Buford Long Pap Hall and Rick Casares.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Gators
Tulsa
Golder Hurricane
Gator
Doug Dicky
Bob Woodruff
Soph Fred Robinson
Buford Long
Pap Hall
Rick Casares
Cleveland Heights Loses Undefeated Status in Overtime
Cleveland Heights Tigers suffer a 63 59 overtime defeat to Euclid, their first of the season, leaving Shaw as the lone undefeated team in the Lake Erie League while Euclid moves to second place and a three way tie for third forms with Elyria and Lakewood.
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Lake Erie
Cleveland Heights Tigers
Euclid
Tigers
Shaw
Cleveland Heights
Elyria
Lakewood
Lorain
Cleveland James
Ford Rhodes
Shaker Heights
Findlay
Reds Extend Winning Streak as Toppazzini's OT Goal Tops Hershey
Providence Reds erase a 3-1 deficit with Zealous Zella scoring the OT winner to beat the Hershey Bears 4-3 and extend their fifth straight win. St Louis Flyers top Cleveland Barons 4-2 behind Hayden and Hirschfeld late in the third period.
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United Press
Zellio Toppazzini
Providence Reds
Zella
Reds
Hershey Bears
Providence
Joe Schertzl
George Sullivan
Hershey
Toppazzini
Cleveland
Ken Hayden
Bert Hirschfeld
St. Louis Flyers
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Ac Eube
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Lund
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McLean
Glover
Taylor
Hayden
Jankowski
Boone
Hurschfeld
Stankiewicz
Ehman
Cleveland Barons
Bower
Chrystal
Shero
Williams
Reigle
Liverpool Quint Suffers Fifth Defeat in Eight Games
Valley City VALEY CITY The Liverpool High quintet dropped its fifth loss in eight games, 60-54 to Lucas of Richland County. Lucas, undefeated this season, notched its 10th victory as a close first half ended 28-28. Lucas pulled ahead 48-41 after the third period and held on. Lucas outscored Liverpool 14-8 at the foul line.
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Valey City
Liverpool High
Lucas
Richland County
LaMotta Favored To Beat Nardico In TV Bout
LaMotta the 11-5 favorite to defeat Danny Nardico in a 10 round light heavyweight bout at the Coliseum Coral Gables. The telecast marks Florida's first national broadcast. LaMotta brings ruggedness and 103 professional fights over 12 years while Nardico, from Tampa, has 54 bouts. The winner could earn a shot at Archie Moore’s 175 pound title.
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Coral Gables
Jake LaMotta
Danny Nardico
Coliseum
Florida
LaMotta
Nardico
Tampa
Fla
Archie Moore
Belden tops Avon Lake 51 to 48 in YMCA league clash
Belden Merchants defeated Avon Lake Mer chants 51 48 on the Y floor to stay in the chase for second half honors in the YMCA Class A League. Bill Archer led Belden with 16 points while Dick Tomanek scored 15 for Avon Lake.
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Lorain
Belden Merchants
Avon Lake Merchants
Bill Archer
Belden
Merchants
Dick Tomanek
Zaremba
QO O
Cook
Clearview Carnival Canceled After Superintendent's Death
The Second Annual Clearview Basketball Carnival is canceled following the death of W. J. Darling superintendent of Clearview schools. The event, planned for Friday and Saturday, involved Clearview Avon Ridgeville and Eaton. Darling died after a brief illness. funeral is Thursday in Amherst.
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W. J
Jake) Darling
Clearview
Steve Baksa
Avon
Ridgeville
Eaton
Darling
Amherst
Indians And A s May Pull Trade
Cleveland general manager Hank Greenberg floated a possible deal with the Philadelphia Athletics involving Eddie Joost. Speculation centered on sending Ray Boone Dale Mitchell and Jim Hegan to the A's for Joost Elmer Vale and Joe Astroth with a potential deal by next week. In other news Charles French resigned as Indianapolis GM, with Eddie Stumpf to take over.
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Cleveland U.P
Hank Greenberg
Cleveland Indians
Tuany
Philadelphia Athletics
Tribe
Philadelphia
Eddie Joost
Greenberg
Joost
Cleveland
Ray Boone
Dale Mitchell
Jim Hegan
Elmer Vale
Joe Astroth
The
Athletics
Charles French
Indianapolis
Indians
Eddie Stumpf
French
Ashenfelter Sullivan Award Winner
Horace Ashenfelter, Olympic steeplechase champion, was named the James E Sullivan Memorial Award winner for 1952. He received 154 of 538 votes from sports authorities in the Amateur Athletic Union sponsored selection, honoring his performance and sportsmanship.
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New York
U.P
Horace Ashenfelter
James E. Sullivan
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Amateur Athletic Union
Cage Schedule For Friday And Saturday Matches
Friday matchups include Elyria at Cleveland Heights Lorain at Zuclid Shaw at Lakewood Willington at Weston Rocky River against Alumni A tournament at Olmsted Falls 715 Bay versus Cleveland Lutheran 830 Oberlin versus Olmsted Falls Saturday pairings feature Cleveland Heights at Cuyahoga Falls Willoughby at Shaker Heights Birmingham at Norwalk St Pauls 115 Loser Bay Cleveland Lutheran versus Loser Oberlin Olmsted Falls 830 Winner Bay Cleveland Lutheran versus Winner Oberlin Olmsted Falls
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Elyria
Cleveland Heights
Lorain
Zuclid
Shaw
Lakewood
Willington
Weston
Wakeman
Rocky River
Bay
Cleveland Lutheran
Oberlin
Olmsted Falls
Cuyahoga Falls
Willoughby
Shaker Heights
Birmingham
Norwalk St. Paul's
Bay-Cleveland Lutheran
Oberlin-Olmsted
Seixas Delivers U S Win in Davis Cup Final
In Adelaide Australia Vic Seixas defeats Ken McGregor 6 3 8 6 6 8 6 3 to give the United States a single win Frank Sedgman clinches Australia claim with 7 6 6 4 10 8 over Tony Trabert final score 4 1 in favor of Australia
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Adelaide
Australia
U.P
America
Vic Seixas
Ken McGregor
Seixas
McGregor
Frank Sedgman
Austrdia
Tony Trabert
U.S
Holiday basketball scores across Ohio and beyond
The day’s results list numerous high school and college games across Ohio cities like Elyria, Cleveland, Lorain, and Findlay, with Cleveland James Ford Rhodes tying Elyria 63 and broad showings from St. Wendelin, St. Rose, and many others. College pairings include Saint Josephs, Rutgers, Idaho State, and Temple, with various tournament venues and brackets mentioned.
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Temple
Lafayette
Murry
St Jos
Adelphia
Brooklyn
Cal
Connecticut
Rutgers
Detroit
John Carroll
Morningside
Idaho
Illinois
St. Mary’s
Calif
Minnesota
Mid State
N Dakota
Moorehead
Minn
Syracuse
Rochester
St Francis
X. Y
Stena
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
Texas Christian
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Arkansas
Baylor
New Orleans
LSU
Louis
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Oklahoma City
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Oklahoma
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Bowling Green
W. Ky St
Tulsa
Kansas City
Kansas State
Kansas
Iowa State
Colorado
Nebraska
Missour
Yale
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Georgia
Timeline of Cold War Era Events and High-Profile Deaths
A chronology lists key 1952 to 1953 world events and leadership changes. Eisenhower’s rise to president, resignations, cabinet appointments, notable deaths, and major incidents including the Korea war, U.S. Air Force crashes, and Czech executions are summarized with dates and involved figures.
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