Sugar Bowl Teams Ready And Able
Oklahoma prepares for the Sugar Bowl against Kentucky after Buddy Jones injures his knee. Coach Bud Wilkinson searches for replacements at Biloxi training base while weather and reserves shape lineup. Oklahoma and Kentucky plan travel by bus to New Orleans with light workouts before the game. Also notes SUN BOWL results where New Mexico A&M edged Hardin-Simmons after two overtimes and Mississippi Southern beat Texas Western.
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New Orleans
Buddy Jones
Oklahoma
Jones
Kentucky
Bud Wilkinson
Biloxi
Miss
Wilkinson
Texas
North Carolina
Louisiana State
Sooners
Loyola University
Algiers Naval Base
Mississippi River
Baton Rouge
Bear Bryant
New Mexico A&m
Hardin-Simmons
Mississippi Southern
Texas Western
Blevins Moves to Sheboygan as GR Folds
The National Professional Basketball league disbands Grand Rapids Hornets and cuts to six teams. New lineup includes Kansas City Denver Anderson Ind Louisville Waterloo Sheboygan Wis. Players redistributed with seven on a contingent list and several free agents named.
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Chicago
National Professional Basketball League
Grand Rapids, Mich
Kansas City
Denver
Anderson
Ind
Louisville
Waterloo
Sheboygan
Wis
George Glamack
Grand Rapids Hornets
Grand Rapids
St. Paul
Blackie” Lowery
Buckshot
O’brien
Buddy Cate
al Mixas
Gene Berce
Howie Schultz
Easy” Parham
Stan Miasek
Joe Nelson
Hal Haskins
Walt Osterkorn
Leon Blevins
Doxie Moore
Price Brookfield
Glamack
Fritz Negg
Jim Doyle
Jack Shelton
Bill Ningoe
Rollie Selz
Staul
One More Practice Slated For Vols
Texas wraps up Cotton Bowl prep with Tennessee and may hold a Sunday workout for rest or emphasis. Tennessee coach Bob Neyland weighs a lighter schedule as Texas coach Blair Cherry notes readiness while Texas players recover from injuries. Jack Stroud will wear a mask after his Vanderbilt game, while Texas halfback Lewis Levine is out with a torn cartilage but may play briefly if needed.
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Dallas
Texas
Tennessee
Volunteers
Blair Cherry
Longhorns
D. Harold Byrd
Jack Stroud
Vanderbilt
Lewis Levine
Cherry
Levine
Big Seven Tourney and Highlands Invitational Results
Minnesota defeated Kansas 62 51 while Iowa State posted 58 54 in consolation. Oklahoma beat Missouri 51 41 and Kansas State won 72 53 over Nebraska. Highlands Invitational saw St Michael s 65 over St Joseph s 37, Highland 69 over Adams State 57, New Mexico Western 77 over Western State 57.
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Minnesota
Kansas
Iowa State
Colorado
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas State
Nebraska
Highlands
St. Michael's
St. Joseph's
Highland
Adams State
New Mexico Western
Western State
Colo
Meyer Skoog
Kansas City
Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina State
Colgate
NC State
Wake Forest
Navy
Denver
Utah
Wyoming
Utah State
Colorado A&m
Montana
Brigham Young
New Mexico
North Central Tournament Consolation Scores
Iowa Teachers 56 defeated North Dakota State 54 in the consolation game. Augustana 62 beat North Dakota 58 in consolation action. Iowa Teachers also recorded a 56 to 54 victory over North Dakota.
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Iowa
North Dakota State
Augustana
North Dakota
St Louis Upsets Kentucky in Sugar Bowl Thriller
In New Orleans Sugar Bowl action St Louis’ Billikens, 11-point underdogs, beat Kentucky 43 42 in overtime to reach the Sugar Bowl title game against Bradley 11 0. Bradley earlier beat Syracuse 72 63 to set up a Bradley St Louis final.
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Joe Falls
New York
St. Louis
Kentucky
Bradley
Billikens
Kentuckians
New
Ed Scott
Ray Sonnenberg
Adolph Rupp
Syracuse
Aaron Preece
Fred Schlictman
Charles Grover
Braves
Tursen Baily Citizen Saturday Evening Dec 3 1950
Local summary not provided. The issue notes events and notices from Saturday edition dated December 3 1950. No specific people organizations or places readable in the fragments.
Basketball scores from various colleges and high schools
Border Conference results include SMU 44 Texas Tech 43 and Southeastern Oklahoma 59 Flagstaff 57. High school Clifton 44 Bisbee 3 and St Johns 44 Casa Grande 41. College notes Muskingum 53 Central Missouri 50 and Bowling Green 68 Holy Cross 67. Multiple results across conferences and tournaments listed.
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Border Conference
Southern Methodist
Texas Tech
Southeastern Oklahoma
Flagstaff
Bisbee
St. Johns
Casa Grande
Miami
Winston
Santa Cruz
Scottsdale
College Muskingum
Central Missouri
Bowling Green
Holy Cross
Ilinois
Butler
Indiana
Drake
Iowa
Spring Hill
Michigan State
Penn State
Tampa
Dartmouth
Western Michigan
Ripon
Eastern Kentucky
Kentucky Wesleyan
Wheaton
Ill
South Dakota State
South Dakota
Lafayette
New York AC
Akron
Colby
Harvard
Chicago
Bemidji
Mayveille
Williams
Rochester
Fordham
John Carroll
Central
Southwestern
Villanova
Tennessee
Princeton
Ohio State
Penn
Stanford
Wichita
Creightton
Akron Goodyears
Dayton
Yale
Washington State
Central Washington
California
Georgia Tech
Southern California
Louisiana St
Year End TV Picks Highlight Local Shows and Guests
Radio column lists next week program changes and year end specials. Highlights include State Fair on KVOA with Van Heflin and the Lockhart family, and guests like Tallulah Bankhead, Gloria Swanson, Jose Ferrer, and Diana Lynn on various nets.
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Theatre Guild
van Heflin
Broadcast Schedule Highlights Major 1960s Bowl Games
A U S television guide lists 60 minute Murrow roundtable at 1:30 p.m. followed by Governors inaugural ceremonies, a two hour Rose Parade from Pasadena, and college bowl games including Clemson vs Miami, Tennessee vs Texas, Kentucky vs Oklahoma, and Michigan vs California.
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J. Howard Pyle
KTUC
Pasadena
Clemson
Miami
KOPO
Tennessee
Texas
KVOA
Kentucky
Oklahoma
KCNA
Ohio
Michigan
California
Arizona-Duquesne
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Builders In Music
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Wings of Healing
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