Sports Roundup Diverse notes on boxing, college bets, and past icons
Welterweight champ Pritzie Zivic to hustle papers in Times Square on Old Newsboys Day. Bowl contenders include Fordham Georgetown and Boston College. Various items: Overlin flu bout with Belloise, Patty Berg golf book, Arnold College football marathon minutes, Thornton Lee and White Sox holdout, Gov Hoey seating row, Yankees trade talk, Ver mont U coaches study, Clark Shaughnessy Stanford link, Martin Sacramento manager hype, Harmon broadcasting offer, Han Luisetti reinstated, Billy Judges Giants future, Yale Dartmouth chess clash teased.
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Pritzie Zivic
Times Square
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Ken Overlin
Steve Belloise
Patty Berg
Martin
Sacramento
Los Angeles
N. Y
Yankees
Tom Harmon
Han Luisetti
Billy
Giants
Christmas Gift Tourney Highlights League C Bowlers
Plenty of good scores loom in League C as the Christmas Gift Tourney opens Monday. Divisions separate bowlers with averages over 100 and under 100, with five prizes for most improved averages in each division and a grand award turkey presented by Jack Zimmerman.
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Jack Zimmerman
Ryan Roll
Corrine Carscaden
Abrams Outpoints Jannazzo in Baltimore Bout
Georgie Abrams from Washington won a ten round decision over Izzy Jannazzo of New York as Harry Bobo knocked out Al Blake of Baltimore in a separate bout.
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Georgie Abrams
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New York
Harry Bobo
Pittsburgh
al Blake
Dartmouth Cornell Upset Tops Year’s Surprises in Sports
The year’s biggest upset, Dartmouth’s football defeat of Cornell, leads the AP editors poll with 72 points. Detroit’s pennant win in baseball ranks second with 64 points, followed by Gallahadian’s Kentucky Derby upset and other notable results.
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Bimlech
Stanford
Belloise to Meet Overlin in Madison Square Garden Rematch
Bronx teen Belloise earned hype after a six round flurry against middleweight champion Overlin. Tonight the two square off again at Madison Square Garden in a 15 round rematch that could reshape the title picture.
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Ken Overlin
Steve Belloise
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Bronx
Madison Square Garden
Steve
Overlin
Radio Highlights Schedule and Guests Across Stations
A rundown of radio programs with times and guests including Senator Edward B Burke on WMAL at 7 15, Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt on WRC at 7 30, Jacob M Lashly on WMAL at 8, Henry Fonda and Linda Darnell on W3JSV at 8, Ernest Albert Hooten on WRC at 8 30, Frederic March and Florence Eldridge on WISV at 9 30, Ken Overlin vs Steve Belloise at 10, and William S Knudsen on defense industry topics at 10 */
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Jacob M. Lashly
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Organization For the National Defense
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Henry Fonda
Linda Darnell
Chad Hanna
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Congress of American Industry
Guys Named Ben Lead Miami Open
A $10,000 Miami open golf event saw two players named Ben tied atop with 67s. Ben Hogan of White Plains and Ben Loving of Springfield led the field into the second round as Ed Dudley and Clayton Heafner chased with 68s. Jug McSpaden dropped a penalty stroke costing him a chance at the lead.
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Bens
Ed Dudley
Augusta
Clayton Heafner
Linville
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MecSpaden
Bowl Pairings Based on Point Totals and Defense
New York December 12. A commentator notes bowl game matchups were chosen to balance scoring and defense. The article lists teams with points for and against, citing Texas A&M in the Cotton Bowl and Georgetown facing the Orange Bowl, and observes Stanford avoided Boston College to prevent mismatches.
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Miss. State
Stanford
Lev ee definition and college basketball score discrepancy noted
The text questions a 42 point scoring difference between Georgetown and Mississippi State and suggests Georgetown may have overcounted a game. It also asks what a levee is and answers it as a formal reception, especially by the president.
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Georgetown
Mississippi State
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