Sport: Who Won

¶ The South's All-Star football team, led by Vanderbilt's Bill Wade, over the North's, 35-7; in Miami. North Quarterback Bob Blaik, late of West Point and more lately an assistant backfield coach at Colorado College, passed for the North's only score. The East, paced by the running and kicking of Ohio State's Vic Janowicz and the passing of Princeton's Dick Kazmaier, over the West, 15-14, in San Francisco's annual Shrine game. ¶ The St. Louis University basketball team, the Sugar Bowl title, over Kentucky, 61-60; in New Orleans. A St. Louis tip-in basket with four seconds to play upset Kentucky for the second straight year. North Carolina State, its third straight Dixie Classic, over Cornell, 51-49; in Raleigh, N.C.

¶ Philadelphia's Welterweight Gil Turner, boxing's rookie of the year, a ten-round decision, over Vic Cardell, in Turner's Madison Square Garden debut.

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