Stanford Triumphs Over Michigan in Ann Arbor Clash
Stanford completed a 77-66 road win at Ann Arbor led by Ed Tucker 23 points and Jim Ramstead 22 as the PCC touring team improved to six straight wins. UCLA and Oregon State also won on the coast while A&M paced 8-0 nationally with wins over Cal and USC. Indiana and Notre Dame continued strong showings in tournaments.
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Washington State
Buffalo
UCLA
Bradley
Long Island
Iowa
Stanford
Michigan
Ann Arbor
New York University
Madison Square Garden
Ed Tucker
Jim Ramstead
Ramstead
Pittsburg
Panthers
Washington
Pittsburgh
Oklahoma A &M
Aggies
Loyola
Los Angeles
California
St.Mary’s
Associated Press
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Butler
Notre Dame
Purdue
Don Sunderlage
Clive Follner
Illinois
Penn
Sugar Ray Robinson Dominates Villemain in Paris Bout
Sugar Ray Robinson scored a technical knockout at 2 48 of the ninth round over French middleweight Robert Villemain in Paris before about 20 000 fans. The victory marks Robinsons fourth straight European win as he advances toward a planned February title defense against Jake LaMotta.
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Sugar Robinson
New York
Robert Villemain
Robert Vesberg
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Villemain
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United States
France
Jean Stock
Holland
Luc van Dam
Brussels
Jean Walczak
Geneva
Frankfurt
Hans Stratz
Sugar Ray
Jake LaMotta
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Ray
America
Joe Louis
Jackie Robinson
Crosby Names Hollywood Stars for $10,000 Golf Classic
Crosby announces amateur entrants for the National Pro Amateur championship at Cypress Point Pebble Beach and Monterey Peninsula clubs with host Bing Crosby and pros like Hogan Snead and Demaret. Notable amateurs include Bob Hope Mickey Rooney and Joe DiMaggio among a long roster. event runs Jan 12 13 14 1951 with proceeds to charity.
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Chil Fairbanks
Dick Gibson
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Howard Parker
Bob Steele
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Bud Eicchelberger
Hal Booth
Fred Metzler
van Johnson
Dennis O’keefe
John Wack
Roger Kelly
Vic Hunter
Tom McAvity
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Howard Hill
John Johnston
Bob Sterling
Bob Simmers
Horace Guittard
Charley Seaver
Tom Dwyer
Claire Goodwin
Allan Pattree
Biff Hoffman
Downey Orrick
Coleman
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Ernie Nevers
Dan Searle
Doug Anderson
William Hoelle
Jim French
Ed Lowery
Charles de Limur
Don Edwards
Francis Brown
Jackson Bean
Lefty O’doul
Bill Boyd
Charles de Bretteville
Bones Hamilton
Elmer Ward
Tom Tailor
Bob Goldwater
Warren Ingersoll
Mahton Rucker
Nick Hilton
Monty Moncrief
Bill McWhinney
Leo Durocher
Jerry Priddy
Ralph Kiner
Vern Stephens
Bob Lemon
Ray Flaherty
Frances Oaiment
Jack Morse
Robert Swanston Jr
John Heddon
Art Gould
Guy Hanson
Dr. Dodd
Bob Vallancourt
Louis Cass
Newt Tarblie
Carl Haymond
Jim Hamm
Jim Ferris
Milt Hicks
William Ebert
Andy Clyde
Paul Gardner
Stuart Heatley
Cage Capers Across Border Conference Grid Scores
A long list of high school and college basketball scores from Arizona towns and colleges to New Mexico and California. Notable results include Arizona teams like Tucson and Nogales with varied margins, and colleges such as Stanford beating Michigan and Duke over George Washington.
Michigan States Tough Week End Not So Bears
Michigan prepares for a busy Rose Bowl weekend as Bennie Oosterbaan adjusts schedule and combat nerves. The Michigan squad reports sniffles and upset stomachs after travel to California while California Bears rest and fly players home for the weekend before reassembling Tuesday morning.
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Pasadena
Calif
California Bears
Bennie Oosterbaan
Ann Arbor
Golden Bears
California
Oosterbaan
Mich-gan
Wolverines
Midwest
Giants Plan 36 Exhibition Games Next Spring
The New York Giants announce 36 exhibition games for next spring including the annual barnstorming tour with the Cleveland Indians. The team will train in St. Petersburg, Florida, a return to Florida drills for the first time since 1946.
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New York
New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
Giants
St. Petersburg
Fla
Florida
Wee Willie Gains On Jockey Joe
Jockey Willie Shoemaker won four races at the New Orleans fair grounds to move within five wins of Joe Culmone for the nation's leading rider title. Culmone, returning after a four day layoff, won one of four at Tropical Park and still leads 371 to 366. Shoemaker rode Piper Mystery Man On Wings and Hutch to victory, with Culmone's win aboard Blue Helmet. With seven racing days left, Culmone trails the 388-win season record set by Walter Miller in 1906.
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Associated Press
Willie Shoemaker
New Orleans Ftar Grounds
Joe Culmone
Culmone
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Hutch
Blue Helmet
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Mounts
Mulcahy Lumber Shuts Out Li'l Five 4-0 In Atomic League
Mulcahy Lumber scored the only shutout of the night by defeating Li'l Five 4-0 at Speedway Lanes. McMurtray Plumbers held the top spot with NuWay Cleaners after a 3-1 win over Catalina Cleaners while NuWay beat Unit Laundry. Edwards Insurance upset Arizona Flour Mills 3-1. Doc Wilson rolled 205 and 550 to top both game and series. Standings show NuWay Cleaners and MacMurtray Plumbers tied at 42, Mulcahy 41, Edwards Insurance 30, Unit Laundry 3, Arizona Flour Mills 38, Li Five, Catalina Cleaners.
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Edwards Insurance
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Insurance Boys
Light Workouts For N S Clubs
North South All Star squads in Miami held light drills before Christmas game in the Orange Bowl. Yale’s Herman Hickman adjusted practice to a brief dummy drill while Miami’s Gustafson and Georgia Tech’s Dodd emphasized fundamentals and special teams. John Ford and Stuart Tisdale named quarterbacks. Holy Cross’ Bill DeChart sidelined with infected foot. Three Army backfield players joined, with light workouts planned for Sunday ahead of Monday night game.
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Fifa
Herman Hickman
Yale
Yankees
Rebels
Andy Gustafson
Bobby Dodd
Georgia Tech
John Ford
Hardin-Simmons
Stuart Tisdale
Bill DeChart
Holy Cross
Army
Jim Cain
Jim Martin
Gil Stephenson
Hickman
Arizona Indiansaveraged stars exceed ten points per game
Four players on the 1949 50 Arizona Wildcats basketball team posted averages above 10 points per game. The record highlights strong scoring depth for the squad in that season.
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University of Ifuone
University of Arizona
Holiday Radio Specials Put Cheer On Air
Radio schedules show two days of festive programs across networks with top musical acts and holiday tributes. Gene Autry hosts Nativity themed lines, Ginny Simms and Tucson Boys Choir perform, and Grand Ole Opry features Red Foley and family. Theater Guild presents Dickens' David Copperfield, Ave Maria Hour airs later.
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KOPO
Ginny Simms
Tucson Boys Choir
KCNA
Opry
Red Foley
Red
KVOA
Theater Guild
David Copperfield
Allstar
Ave Maria Hour
Spe
Christmas Eve Broadcasts Highlight Nativity and Variety Shows
Turson Batly Citizen lists a Christmas Eve lineup with KTUC KTUC radio airings and TV features. The schedule includes a Nativity broadcast, Pro Football updates Rams vs Browns, Lisa Kirk and Russ Emery with Sinatra, a Familiar Music album, The Big Show with Tallulah Bankhead and guests, and Charlie McCarthy Show with Kathryn Beaumont and de Paul Infantry chorus.
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Cial
KTUC
Los Angeles Rams
Cleveland Browns
KCNA
Lisa Kirk
Russ Emery
Sinatra
KOPO
Tallulah Bankhead
Wynn
Jimmy Durante
KVOA
Charlie McCarthy
Kathryn Beaumont
Driscoll
de Paul Infantry
Charlie
Fred Enke Becomes Minnesota Civil Engineer Graduate
The note confirms Coach Fred Enke graduated from the University of Minnesota in 1921 with a degree in civil engineering. This marks a key early milestone in Enke's career prior to his coaching work.
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University of Arizona
Fred Enke
University of Minnesota
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