Fearless Fraley sails through a motor boat show
Oscar Fraley reports from New York on the national motorboat show with jokes about seasickness and a tour of gadgets. Highlights include the hydro cycle priced at 235 dollars, the Suncraft cruiser at 12000 dollars, and the Sailfish surfboard sail, plus a Nekem wash-off system promising quick hull cleaning and broader nautical scares and gadgets.
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Indiana Cage Team Is Upset
New York Jan 10 Indiana, ranked fourth, loses to Michigan 69-67 on a late goal tip by Charley Murray, ending a 10 game win streak. Michigan uncertainly 8-3 improves. Holy Cross and Duquesne remain undefeated in the top 10. Kentucky routs North Carolina 83-44 at Lexington as second-ranked Wildcats stay perfect in league play. Oklahoma beats Missouri 41-36, snapping Missouri’s momentum after a Big Seven final.
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Jenkins Unstoppable in Newark Knockout Win
Lew Jenkins former lightweight champion stopped Al Pennino of Brooklyn in 2 minutes 45 seconds of the third round in Newark. Jenkins, previously from Sweetwater Texas now a Philadelphia resident, scored at 140 pounds while Pennino weighed 132 for the Laurel Gardens bout witnessed by 1,600 fans.
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George Improves Fire Service With Louder Sirens
George, South Africa, is upgrading its fire fighting service by installing louder sirens to improve visibility and response times. The move aims to bolster urban safety and emergency alert effectiveness across the city.
Putt Around with Putt Powell and Sandies rally effort
Coach T. G. Hull's Golden Sandies beat Borger Bulldogs 34-29 at Lubbock and plan district tests with Borger on Jan. 20 and Lubbock on Jan. 28. The piece notes roster changes, past results, and broader high school football and basketball context including players Jack Newby and Kyle Rote.
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St. John's Tops AP College Basketball Poll Again
St. John's of Brooklyn remains No. 1 in the AP weekly rankings after a 13-1 start and a 78-58 win by Brooklyn rivals over St. Joseph's of Philadelphia. Kentucky follows, with Long Island University in third and City College rising to seventh after strong recent showings.
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Hoeme Seeks Third Amarillo AAU Title With Big Win
Graham Hoeme led the Plowboys to a 74 33 victory over Amarillo College Junior Varsity, aided by Hank Decker's 20 points. Plains Chevrolet narrowly defeated Sandie Sophomores 35 31 as Cowboy Robinson scored 22. Jay Vees and Sandies posted losses, leaving Hoeme aiming for a third straight Amarillo AAU crown.
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Baylor Coach Prospects Mum
Dallas January 10 report on SMU assistant H N Rusty Russell saying little about being considered for Baylor's head coach job left open after Bob Woodruff quit for Florida. Other rumored names include Don Faurot Sammy Baugh Joe Davis Homer Norton Henry Frnka Ray Morrison and Allyn McKeen along with Aus tin College and Tulane coaches.
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Ray Morrison
Austin College
Allyn McKeen
Mississippi State
College Basketball Scores Summary
Michigan defeated Indiana 69 to 67 and Morris Harvey beat Kentucky Wesleyan 80 to 67. Northwestern edged Minnesota 60 to 53 while Illinois beat Purdue 59 to 54. Wake Forest won 69 to 62 against Tennessee. LSU 51 New Orleans Loyola 47 and SW Texas State 59 over East Texas State 51. Detroit 64 Michigan State 56 and Seton Hall 76 over Saint Peter’s 46.
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