Make Or Break Week For Indiana High School Cage Leaders
Indiana high school basketball frontrunners face a crucial week of major holiday tournaments starting with Evansville and ending with Kokomo. Attucks leads as state champs with Lafayette near in second as Gary Roosevelt rises to No. 4 and Hammond Noll climbs after a six-game run.
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Bahama Wins in Lopsided St Nick's Bout
Welterweight Yama Bahama of Bimini Jamaica defeated Paolo Mess of Montreal by knockout distance on a 10 0 scorecard at St Nicholas Arena to extend his streak to 18 straight wins. Bahama opened a bloodied nose on Mess in round two and battered him through the fourth before victory.
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Dons Hold No 1 In AP Basketball Poll
The San Francisco Dons remain the top team in the AP basketball poll after holiday wins. Dayton rises to second as North Carolina teams Vanderbilt and others jostle for position.
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Weekend Sport Schedule Sparks Busy Indiana Tourneys
A wide array of intra city tournaments fills the week with games at St. Marys AHS gym and multiple venues. Frankton faces Knightstown at 7 and St. Marys meets Windall at 8:15 as the Mary’s tourney opens.
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Browns crush Rams 38 14 in title clash at Memorial Coliseum
Otto Graham leads Cleveland to a second straight NFL championship as the Browns rout the Rams 38 14 before a record 87 695 fans at Memorial Coliseum. Lou Groza boots a 26 yard field goal while Cleveland scores five touchdowns early. A late interlude feature a UFC like punch up leaves UCLA’s Ben Rogers with a cut. Skeet Quinlan connects for a 67 yard pass for L A.
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Frisco Five Struggles With LaSalle Quintet
San Francisco as the top-ranked Dons edge LaSalle 67 65 led by Will Naulls 28 points and 15 in the second half. Naulls key on rebounds and scoring as the Dons pull away late amid a closing skirmish after Allen Herring fouled. Bill Russell anchors the defense and boards.
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Pitt Opens Sugar Bowl Prep After Arriving In New Orleans
Pitt football coach Johnny Michelsen wasted no time resuming practice for the Sugar Bowl against Georgia Tech. The Panthers arrived at Moisant Airport around 2 p.m. CST and loosened up on Tulane’s campus. Georgia Tech, holidaying in Atlanta, is led by coach Bobby Dodd with an 8-1-1 record, while Pitt stands 7-3.
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College ECAC festival first round results
Holy Cross defeated Syracuse 87 to 74 UCLA beat St John’s Brooklyn 93 to 84 San Francisco won 79 62 over LaSalle Duquesne topped Fordham 73 70 In the NBA New York 108 Philadelphia 1 Rochester 92 Syracuse 9 remains scheduled games noted as upcoming.
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Parakeet Leads Muskegon Heights to Homecoming Cheer
Muskegon Heights High School football fans cheer as a parakeet mascot named Pretty Boy, unused in a game before, finally makes its first appearance and calls out "Yea, Tigers, Tigers, Tigers" to rally the crowd. The article also includes score lines from unrelated football contests.
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