Clarke County Quint Trims James Wood Colonels 48-34
Clarke County defeated James Wood 48 to 34 as Pred Hilderbrand of Clarke starred on defense and offense. James Wood guards Boyd Swartz and Ben Rogers led JW with 11 and 8 points respectively, while JW shot only 13-for-54 from the floor. JW next plays Warren County on January 4.
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Clarke County
James Wood
James Wood Colonels
Clarke
Clarke County Javees
Colo Mite
Clarke Couiseo Poin
Patterson
Hoover
Feagans
Stickley
McCards
Pitta
Renner
Race Drury
Breeden
Cardinal Observer Hails Rookie Mizell As Potential All-Time Lefty
Houston observer credits Wilmer Mizell with rare talent and speed, comparing him to Dizzy Dean Wild Bill Hallahan Lefty Grove. He predicts Mizell could become the greatest left handed pitcher if he sharpens control and mix of speeds. Mizell recently signed 1952 contract and joins spring training in St Petersburg.
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Houston
Baseball Observer
Wilmer
Vinegar Bend
Mizell
St. Louis Cardinal
Johnny Keane
Cardinal
Dizzy Dean
Wild Bill Hallahan
Lefty Grove
St. Petersburg
Fila
Keane
Grove
St. Louis
Dean
Hallahan
Bend
Cards
Columbus
American Association
Michigan State Cagers Defeat Irish to Keep Perfect Record
Michigan State upset Notre Dame 66 52 to stay undefeated at 7 0. Bob Carey scored 16 for MSC. St Louis edged Houston 64 57 in overtime to remain highly ranked after a Sugar Bowl win over Kentucky. Fordham beat NC State in overtime and Dartmouth. Duke beat Penn 62 52. Oregon State topped San Francisco 55 49 and Santa Clara beat Marys. Kentucky Mississippi game postponed due to weather.
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Michigan State
New York
Notre Dame
St. Louis
Houston
Spartans
Iowa
Bob Carey
MSC
Associated Press
Kentucky
Billikens
Ae Bell
Fordham
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina State
Dan Souls
Dartmouth
Duke
Penn
Dick Groat
Blue Devils
Bowling Green
Toledo
Texas Christian
Southern Methodist
Oregon State
San Francisco
P Marys
Santa Clara
Owe
Memphis
Stanford Receives Greater Share of Rose Bowl Profits
Stanford will receive about $85 000 after expenses from the Rose Bowl payout with roughly 58 0 0 0 net, while Illinois gains about $45 000. The net gate was around 350 000 and TV rights added 400 000. PCC and Big Ten split the rest.
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Stanford
Pasadena
Illinois
Big Ten
PCC
Victor Schmidt
Commissioner's Office
Is Skiing Hard to Learn for Beginners
Beginner skiers can learn reasonably well with comparatively little exertion. Skiing emphasizes skill over raw strength. Jumping is a highly specialized branch not suited to amateurs.
Betty Moore Tops Commercial League With 134 Game
Betty Moore rolled a 134 in the Ladies Commercial League, sparking Jewel Box to a 505 team score and their sole win of the night over Shade Equipment Co. June Perry added 113 in the 505 game. Shade edged the final tilt 465 to 464. Jo McIntyre finished with a 122 to seal a tilt. Newberry's split two against O Sullivan Office but miss first place by four pins. Patsy Whitacre led Newberry's with 118 first game. Betty Ryan added 122 in a second. O Sullivan Office stayed alive with Rosie Hendricks 112. Mary Bayliss posted 311 with 103 107 101 as Home Beneficial Life moved within one game of first, while Ann Sellers added 112 for Virginia Woolen Co.
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Betty Moore
Jewel Box Girls
Shade Equipment Co
June Perry
Jo McIntyre
Hilda Johnson
Bailey's
O'Sullivan Plant
Mildred Renner
Alice Lake
Newberry's
O'Sullivan
Patsy Whitacre
Newhberry's
Betty Ryan
Rosie Hendricks
Mary Bayliss
Maxine Patton
Home Beneficial Life Insurance
Va. Woolen Co
Ann Sellers
Woolen
Ind game scores and team totals from a local meet
The record lists individual and team results including Betty Moore and Loretta Sutler in Indiana events, Jewel Box and Heatwole Motor Co in team games, and Life Insurance in team sets. A quiz asks how far a domestic turkey can fly with factors noted and examples of lightweight versus heavy birds.
Sullivan Trophy Winner Bob Richards Trains at Night
Roanoke report on Rev Robert Richards 1951 Sullivan Trophy winner who trains at night for Olympic trials. The pole vault and decathlon star, 26, plans to peak for the indoor season and then proceed to heavy decathlon training. He aims to break world records and defend titles while continuing revival work and teaching religious philosophy.
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Roanoke
Robert
Bob) Richards
James EE. Sullivan
Richards
Mason
New Orleans
Cornelius Warmerdam
Bob Mathias
la Verne
Calif
Maureen Connolly
San Diego
Mal Whitfield
Army Air Forces
Alien Entry Rules for West Point Questioned
Inquiry clarifies that aliens cannot attend the U.S. Military Academy unless Congress authorizes admission and, if permitted, they are not commissioned in the U.S. Army.
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West Point
H. A
U.S. Military Academy
Congress
U.S. Army
Brown to Coach All Star Team in Pro Bowl Game
Brown leaves Cleveland to coach one North squad in the Senior Bowl as Fritz Heisler and Wilbur Eubanks take over with long distance help from Brown. Maryland star Ed Modzelewski and other top college players participate. seniors on the winning team receive $500 each.
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Brown
Mobile
Steve Owen
Paul Brown
Cleveland Browns
Los Angeles
Fritz Heisler
Wilbur Eubanks
Cleveland
Heisler
Eubanks
Fred Benners
Southern Methodist
John Coatta
Wisconsin
Ed Modzelewski
Maryland
Tennessee
Modzelewski
Lindbergh Flight Height Questioned in 1927 Solo
A historian notes Lindbergh varied altitude on the 1927 solo Atlantic crossing. In his account he states he sometimes flew within 10 feet of the waves and seldom higher than 200 feet, riding a cushion of air that reduced flight effort.
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Charles Lindbergh
Atlantic
J.C. A
Lindbergh
Chisox to abolish one day stands this season
Havana Cuba The Chicago White Sox will drop one day stands on the way home from spring training. General manager Frank Lane says they will budget about $75 000 to keep players rested by stopping two to four days on trips home rather than rushing to the next game. He notes one night stands wear players down and waste potential revenue. Lane discussed contracts with Cuban rookie Orestes Minoso and players Willy Miranda and Hector Rodriguez during the talks.
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Havana
Cuba
Chicago White Sox
Frank Lane
White Sox
Lane
Pasadena
Calif
Orestes Minos
Willy Miranda
Washington
Hector Rodriguez
Montreal
Minoso
State High School Athletic Groups Meet in Chicago
Officials of state high school athletic associations from 33 states met in Chicago to discuss the 1952 football code. The two day session aims to form a new code and address television impacts safety provisions and athlete injury insurance.
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Chicago
Lane on his English progress and self funding
Lane notes the subject learned two English words early saying more money then Chicago and progressed well afterward stating the individual managed finances independently and did quite well.
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Lane
Chicago
Archimedes and the count of sand in the world
Archimedes of Syracuse in Sicily in the 3rd century B C tackled counting grains of sand in the universe and reportedly announced the result with 63 zeros.
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A. Archimedes
Syracuse
Sicily
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Frederick
CCHS
Cardinal Observer
Winchester
The
Flower One Shop
Jewel Box
Nine Pine
Sarah Zane Fire Co
Jennie Fox Bowl
Loretta Sutler
Sarah Zane Box
Vance
Hawk
Fox
Ind
Ane Fox
Heatwole Motor Co
Newberry
Home Benis
Life Ins
Bailey's Market
Heatwale Motor Co Home
Benis
Fire Co
O'Sullivan Office
Shade Oy Apa Co
Va. Woolen
Leggett
Bob Richards
By Robert Moore
Cammer Tire CO
Braddock ST
Chapman Motor CO
Florence
Perfection Portable Oil Heaters
Winchester Furniture CO
Main St
Horizontel Bench Stead
Firestone
Lamb
Sharpens — Homes
WN. Braddock St
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